"I promise, I promise, I promise," Mr. Faso said as they hugged.
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It was the promise of acceptance — not the final, eternal life promise — but the day-to-day promise of belonging.
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The following map shows 19 promise-type initiatives among the 50 most populated cities in the U.S. San Diego Promise — San Diego, CA The Long Beach College Promise — Long Beach, CA Los Angeles College Promise — Los Angeles, CA Central Valley Promise — Fresno, CA San Jose Promise — San Jose, CA Oakland Promise Scholarship — Oakland, CA Free City — San Francisco, CA 13th Year Promise Scholarship — Seattle, WA Wichita Promise — Wichita, KA Tulsa Archives — Tulsa, OK Rising Star Program — Dallas, TX The Power of You — Minneapolis St. Paul, MN Milwaukee Area Technical College — Milwaukee, WI Louisville Rotary Promise — Louisville, Kentucky Detroit Promise — Detroit, MI American Dream Scholarship — Miami, FL FSCJ Promise — Jacksonville, FL The Last Dollar Scholarship — Philadelphia, PA Tuition-Free Community College Program — Boston, MA
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Now, where I come from, a promise is a promise.
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The promise to fight is an easy promise to keep.
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The nomination of Mr. Puzder represents broken promise after broken promise.
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I promise to hold SJ down in every way I promise.
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"You promise, you promise, I'll see you tomorrow night?" she said.
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GUANTANAMO A promise is a promise: Gotta hand it to President Obama.
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With representation comes the promise of a voice, the promise of change.
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"Lie after lie, broken promise after broken promise," Trump said of Obama.
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We're told it's a promise ring David gave Jessica last year -- a promise to "love and commitment" ... but NOT a promise to walk down the aisle.
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"There's been promise after promise that's been either unfulfilled or broken," he said.
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"A promise to God is a promise to the Filipino people," he declared.
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The promise to repeal ObamaCare isn't like any other campaign promise ever made.
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"A promise to God is a promise to the Filipino people," he said.
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This speech is a promise, my promise and my wife's promise that we are making to our daughter, in front of our family and friends here today.
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And he campaigned unequivocally on a promise that veterans would be able to choose his or her own health care provider and its promise made, promise kept.
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Rob says he made a promise to go, and he will keep that promise.
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And in this case, a pro-life promise made and pro-life promise kept.
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"I promise, I promise you, we are not going to forget him," she said.
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At the moment, Trump's promise to limit access to Cuba is a promise only.
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We've made good on that promise and continue to make good on that promise.
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Promise made: Boris was elected on a promise not to raise London's congestion charge.
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But a promise is a promise, and 49 years is a long, long time.
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For Maxine Chernoff, language is both the promise and the breaking of the promise.
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"I made a promise to my youngest son to work for the freeze, and that promise means more to me than any other promise I make," she explains.
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Trump's promise to build an actual, physical, maybe even concrete wall was the keystone of his commitment to his voters, the promise that held every other promise in place.
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To be honest, I haven't really even been tempted, because a promise is a promise.
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Trump made a promise -- and kept reiterating a promise -- he is now going back on.
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EDT: Vice President Biden delivers remarks at the Sandy Hook Promise Annual Promise Champions Gala.
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" "If the promise is made, the promise must be kept, but it's not only that.
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We can't exactly promise that, but we can promise that it will be fucking tasty.
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Clinging to life, her last words to Ned were "Promise me..." Promise you what, Lyanna?!
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Promise made: Johnson was elected on a promise not to raise London&aposs congestion charge.
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If we make a promise to these foreign-born recruits, a promise of American citizenship, in exchange for their military service, then we have an obligation to honor that promise.
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I can't promise you'll agree with me all the time, but I can promise you this.
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This is just the beginning, I promise, and I promise to always fight for you guys.
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Nobody can credibly promise to bring the old jobs back; what you can promise — and Mrs.
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President Trump's promise to build a border wall is, at its core, a promise of control.
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Just knock the hell—I promise you I will pay for the legal fees, I promise.
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Promise me once and don't deliver, shame on you; promise twice and fail, shame on me.
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You see, I believe in the promise of America because I've seen the promise of America.
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That's the wrong promise to break, a "read my lips, no new taxes" kind of broken promise.
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"I promise to hold SJ down in every way I promise," she wrote, adding a heart emoji.
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None of us can promise that for another person — and we certainly can't promise it for ourselves.
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A pension promise is like a bond; a promise to pay a series of cashflows in future.
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But unlike in 2015, Mr. Trudeau is unlikely to wander around the country making promise after promise.
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President Trump, in contrast, has delivered on promise after promise to the great benefit of all Americans.
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I made the people of Australia a promise, and I will keep that promise if it happens.
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And that is its great promise to the future – the promise of many more freeways to come.
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If the Obama promise was that he was you, the Trump promise is that you are him.
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"A promise is a promise," attorney Chris Tayback told Montgomery County Judge Steve O'Neill in closing arguments Wednesday.
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A promise is a promise and if we said yes to 2% in Wales, it has to stand.
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TWIICE made its debut in 2016, and like all exoskeletons it was more promise made than promise kept.
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And then imagine the promise of a garden, the promise of new life, seen through a frosted window.
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Promise: Lower costs Another key promise Trump repeatedly has made is that his health plan will lower costs.
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"Our nation has made a promise, a solemn promise, to America's seniors," Bush said at the bill signing.
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It's going to be a great fight, I promise—and I promise I'm gonna come out on top.
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"APTN been very good about reminding viewers of that promise," she said, "and how important that promise is."
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A covenant is not a choice, but a life-altering promise and all the binding the promise entails.
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Its iridescent pages promise kaleidoscopic contents, and this incomplete encyclopedia of incomplete figures pays off that promise, completely.
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This is the promise of America and this is the promise we must keep alive for future generations.
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"This is a promise made, this is a promise kept," Ryan said Tuesday, keeping a promise he's worked toward since signing on as an aide to his mentor, conservative fiscal guru Jack Kemp, in 1993.
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Republicans promise not to raise taxes; Democrats promise to protect the services (Medicaid, Social Security) those taxes shore up.
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"We cannot promise any miracles — there are none — but we can promise some opinions," Winfrey said in the clip.
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So you guys hear me right always because (a) promise to God is a promise to the Filipino people.
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The cameras promise "no shutter lag" and promise to help users take great photos with a special HDR+ mode.
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I made a promise to you here on earth and will keep that promise as you watch from heaven.
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But leaving the Paris agreement was a big promise made, and as of today it's a big promise kept.
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For breaking your heart, for breaking our promise, for breaking God's promise and being a selfish, messed-up husband.
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And Republicans have broken promise after promise on the Affordable Care Act and other issues of great national importance.
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In 2017, to promote his book "Promise Me Dad," Joe Biden went on a 36-stop "American Promise" tour.
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UNITE UNION SAYS WE WILL RESIST THIS CLOSURE WITH ALL OUR MIGHT, FORD BROKE PROMISE AFTER PROMISE TO THE UK
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And he made me a promise — he said, you know, 'I promise you I'm gonna help you build this party.
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"Promise" (Thesis & Instinct) Emily Wells named her new album "Promise" in the belief that nothing else is so easily broken.
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We're starting to see another, sort of, spate of headlines about the promise of AI and the promise of algorithms.
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Randy Neugebauer ran Keep the Promise II, one of several pro-Cruz super PACs under the Keep the Promise umbrella.
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Governments can promise to keep inflation low, they argued, but that promise becomes harder to keep as time goes on.
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But a promise not to put a computer solely in charge of killing is better than no promise at all.
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"Contributors, you were promised something, you labored for that promise, and now the promise has become a lie," unconditionedwitness wrote.
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CLINTON: Here's what I can promise Jorge, I can promise that I will do everything possible to provide due process.
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When they changed the law to break the promise, they dealt with that by deleting the promise from their webpage.
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It's another to promise to reveal it for months, and then go back on that promise when the time comes.
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" PROMISE: "A stronger and fairer New Jersey funds its public schools and delivers on the promise of property tax relief.
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Gorsuch: another promise made,promise kept There is also a refreshing candor to how Trump approached the Supreme Court opening.
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In all things, it is far better to under promise and over deliver than to over promise and under deliver.
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"I've kept my promise, not only my promise of loving the people of Michigan, but my promise of taking care of it so other countries aren't ripping us off," Mr. Trump told the crowd gathered at Dana Inc.
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Many who voted against the union back then say they'll vote in favor now, after seeing Volkswagen break promise after promise.
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They are very different from so-called equity tokens which are sold on the promise (or implied promise) of investor gain.
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There have been fewer fireworks in Trump's promise to renegotiate NAFTA, although it is certainly clear the promise has been broken.
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With Kim's noted promise to denuclearize the peninsula must, however, also come viable action that backs up the promise, Brooks said.
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"A promise was made by the leaders of this Parliament and the promise has not adequately been delivered on," Abbott said.
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"No, if he wants to make that promise to Flint make him make the same promise to Louisiana," Durbin said. Sen.
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The whistleblower also alleges that Trump made a "promise" to Zelensky during the call, but it's unclear what the promise was.
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Mayor Bloomberg had a campaign promise index and tracked results against every promise, and he was successful with many of them.
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There was a promise in it, I felt, I mean a promise for me, a claim about what life could be.
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But I am not going to promise him that our love won't change, and neither will he promise that to me.
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"I believe in the promise of America because I've seen the promise of America," Ms. Demings said at that December hearing.
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Instead, he accepted a promise from Kim to halt nuclear and missile tests — and won't meet if that promise is not kept.
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Earlier this year, Keep the Promise launched a fifth group, Keep the Promise to Veterans, which has ties to former Texas Gov.
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Now is our time to keep that promise ... If we don't keep our promise, it will be very hard to manage this.
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Some charter schools, like the Harlem Children Zone's Promise academies, provide wraparound social services that resemble those on offer at I Promise.
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"Travel scammers don't promise a $100 gift certificate — they promise free cruises and free hotel stays, something with real value," he explains.
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In 2014, Modi campaigned on the promise of millions of new jobs -- a promise critics say that he has failed to fulfil.
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Promise made: Boris Johnson won the race for the Conservative party leadership on a promise to "get Brexit done" by October 31st.
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WM: We have no promise to have any questions answered, all we can do is promise to try to work them out.
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That was a reasonable promise, but not nearly so politically appealing as the much grander promise the candidate made in his speeches.
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So the promise that the government's going to give you a currency that's free to transact in society, that's a broken promise.
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Then along came Barack Obama who campaigned on a promise to stiffen antitrust enforcement, and in many ways delivered on the promise.
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Trump's campaign focused heavily on a promise to revive American manufacturing, and that promise won votes precisely because of those spillover effects.
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This bill breaks Trump's promise not to cut Medicaid, it breaks the GOP's broader promise to provide people relief from steep premiums and deductibles, and it breaks their explicit promise that millions of people won't lose insurance on their watch.
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I said, 'I promise I'll love you forever if you promise just to come to my dreams so we can make memories together.
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Promise, Natalie and Sofia talk about their start on YouTube and what Promise would be doing if the site hadn't changed her life.
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Breaking your heart, breaking our promise, breaking God's promise, and being a, a, selfish and messed up husband, you know what I'm sayin'?
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With this vote, Republicans began delivering on their promise to end Obamacare, which also was a campaign promise of President-elect Donald Trump.
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If a brand is a function of promise (imagery) and performance (interaction), then the brand Iowa is largely a function of the promise.
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Ned's last words to Jon were a promise to finally tell him about his mother — a promise he was never able to fulfill.
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But he definitely hasn't tried, and he's not going to be able to deliver on his promise because the promise was fundamentally dishonest.
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Many smartphones are sold to us with the promise that they'll make our lives better; not many promise a better life for others.
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Capital will seek out promise, and I believe that cryptocurrency will show promise relative to other asset classes in 2016… real or perceived.
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This, she thinks, is the light side that Luke always goes on about—the promise of light, the promise of a new life . . .
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But because that was a promise that I made, and they want to try to make sure I don't deliver on that promise.
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To gain moral credibility as a partner for peace, the Palestinian leadership just had to utter a promise, a promise it constantly flouted.
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In 2009, He gave me a promise of things to come—and when things got dark, I kept going back to that promise.
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After all, how long can we really be expected to care about a promise, when that promise has been broken so many times?
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That promise was forced on you because John McCain gave you the finger, and so you weren't able to not keep that promise.
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Elsewhere in the region the promise of the Arab uprisings often descended into counterrevolution and violence, but Tunisia retains the promise of democracy.
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"I carried out my promise to one of my kids, the promise that I made that we would get that justice," Charles said.
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When Starbucks broke that promise to Robinson and Nelson, the company paid; when Starbucks keeps the promise, regulars like me pay them billions.
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The only promise we have so far is that it's arriving in 2019, and Apple can't afford this promise turning into another AirPower moment.
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"A promise of a prosecutor, even an oral promise, is absolutely 100 percent enforceable," Christopher Tayback, one of Mr. Cosby's lawyers, told Judge O'Neill.
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She said the other day, 'Mama, I promise to tell you more about my feelings if you promise to tell me less about yours.
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She said the other day, 'Mama, I promise to tell you more about my feelings if you promise to tell me less about yours.
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"We need to move forward united to hold accountable the Republican leadership for that promise and make sure that that promise is kept," Sen.
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I promise you, I promise you that Donald Trump, Donald Trump knows that the primary role of the president is to keep us safe.
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A Trump promise: Trump has long hinted at his plans to expand the ethanol market, a promise he first made during his presidential campaign.
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Democrats don't really raise taxes as much as they promise their base and Republicans don't cut spending as much as they promise their base.
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Leslie, I promise Roxxxy gets nicer in All Stars 2, but I can't promise that the Pit Crew will have shoes any time soon.
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With this vote, Republicans began delivering on their promise to end Obamacare, which also was a campaign promise of Republican President-elect Donald Trump.
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Wright said his members were drawn to Trump's promise to bring jobs back to Ohio — a promise they didn't hear from the other side.
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These voters trusted his promise to bring back good manufacturing jobs while disbelieving his much more credible promise to take away their health care.
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And the promise to immediately move the embassy to Jerusalem — a campaign promise often made by candidates and never fulfilled — has yet to manifest.
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The end game came in the form of a public US promise the next day not to invade Cuba and a private -- long denied -- promise to remove US missiles from Turkey in return for a Soviet promise to pull out their nuclear missiles from Cuba.
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He broke his promise to divest from his business interests, broke his promise to promulgate a health care plan that would cover everybody, and went wildly over the top in breaking his promise to lay off the tweets and behave in a more presidential manner.
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Another might promise new limits on worker visas only to be met with a promise to build a border moat and fill it with alligators.
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But the title, which seems to promise solid facts, then undercuts that promise by calling such supposed sureties "fabrications," is another of DeSiano's aesthetic feints.
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The promise I made to my father to stay out of trouble competed with the promise I made to my boys to defend our respect.
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However, in maintaining that promise, we also need to maintain our promise of defending the American people from the very real threats our enemies pose.
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The complaint was said to involve a "promise," though it's unclear what the promise was or even whether it was directly related to the call.
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"President Trump made a promise, and he has done nothing to advance the promise that he made," Mr. Cranley, a Democrat, said in an interview.
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This could take the form of a federal matching program that supports statewide free college and catalyzes more community-based promise programs like Kalamazoo Promise.
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The normal fashion promise from other companies really is that we promise that in six months, we're going to try to sell you something else.
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President Trump, you campaigned with a promise to address the overdose crisis in the U.S. Implicit in that promise was your wanting to save lives.
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You were sold on a promise, you come out on the other hand that that promise was false, and everybody looks at you like, What's wrong?
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As for the name, Chhugani says he can't promise any of the startup's customers a job, but he can promise to get them in the lobby.
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The revolution feels like the fulfillment of a promise the show made to its viewers, but also of a promise that I eventually made to myself.
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To replace him, Pu Zoramthanga (leader of the main opposition MNF) thinks he will be the one… We promise change, we promise development, development and development.
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"His whole life is about promise and what he would have become," Gillon says, "and he will always be remembered for the promise that went unfulfilled."
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"[Airbnb's] brand promise is 'Belong Anywhere' ... and it was a really nice way to bring that brand promise to life in a meaningful way," he said.
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Eugene: No. Sometimes we over-promise and we over-deliver, and sometimes we over-promise and then, you realize that things get lost in stranger locales.
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And I give every Georgian this promise: My promise is to work every single day relentlessly to make our state and the country a better place.
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Promise or no promise, every day that Republicans wait to repeal the law is one more day they are complicit in its harm to everyday Americans.
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They believe that the United States, for all its faults or fundamental flaws, retains its promise—a promise fundamentally unlike that of other nations or states.
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North Korea, once again, made promise after promise while gaining more and more time to build evermore advanced nuclear weapons and missiles to mount them on.
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I worry that because this advice doesn't promise to cure all ills, or promise to be easy, that it will have a hard time catching on.
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But the most egregious is that it takes two things that are generally great — candy and corn — delivers a false promise, and then breaks that promise.
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"Republicans hope he'll keep his promise to build a wall, and Democrats hope he'll keep his promise not to accept the election results," Mr. Fallon said.
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Providing "Medicare for all" is the promise of the more progressive 2020 candidates, although there are big disagreements over how exactly to achieve such a promise.
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Promise made: Boris was first elected as mayor on a promise to tackle London's crippling congestion, by "re-phasing traffic lights, allowing motorcycles in bus lanes and cracking down on utility companies who dig up the roads"Promise broken: Congestion increased significantly once he became mayor.
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Promise made: Johnson was first elected as mayor on a promise to tackle London&aposs crippling congestion, by "re-phasing traffic lights, allowing motorcycles in bus lanes and cracking down on utility companies who dig up the roads"Promise broken: Congestion increased significantly once he became mayor.
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He will have to choose between his promise to end forever wars and leave Afghanistan or his promise to defeat global terrorism and protect the United States.
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By Hannah Burkhalter, RD The creators behind the wildly popular Whole30 program don't promise weight loss, but they do promise that the diet will change your life.
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If people believed a government's promise to halt inflation, and immediately began behaving as if the promise were credible, then in principle the adjustment could occur quickly.
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And if Trump's promise that Melania will give speeches is anything like his promise to release his tax returns, well, we know how that will turn out.
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By contrast, Trump's promise to "enact a major spending program to strengthen infrastructure" is far and away the president's most important promise from voters' point of view.
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Lopez Obrador "is like all of them, saying he's going to defend migrants but who knows ... they promise and promise and it stays the same," she said.
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It will ultimately be up to this administration and its successors to insure that its promise to the grizzlies — and it is indeed a promise — is honored.
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The promise of Mendix is that it speeds up application development by 10x (for some reason, all low-code platforms seem to make the same 10x promise…).
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Waada is derived from the word "promise" — a promise that locals will celebrate their devotion — and the festival generally picks up after al asr, or afternoon, prayers.
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No. Trump's campaign promise to build a wall on the Mexican border and to have Mexico pay for his "beautiful wall" was his most declared campaign promise.
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"Proud that I carried out my promise to one of my kids, the promise that I made that we would get that justice," she said through tears.
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A man who has remade his career selling European teams on the commercial promise of America, and American sports fans on the promise of top-level soccer.
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I can't promise you that 2020 won't suck, but I can promise you that there are at least 20 whole things to look forward to this year.
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The promise of the cryptid is the promise of the future, for sure, but it is one where our decisions and triumphs and mistakes do not matter.
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This has been a sore spot for immigration hardliners, who understood Trump's campaign promise to roll back President Obama's "unconstitutional executive orders" as a promise to end DACA.
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Not only does the Pro promise a massive improvement over the original Vive, the promise of a potentially wireless experience puts HTC pretty far ahead of its competitors.
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It was also through Keep the Promise that she worked with megadonor Robert Mercer, a hedge fund chief who donated $11 million to fund Keep the Promise 1.
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" The most compelling part of his video is where he apologizes for "breaking your heart, breaking our promise, breaking God's promise, and being a selfish, messed up husband.
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Ever the showman, Trump understands that making an accusation and holding out the promise of more to come can be more important than actually delivering on the promise.
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Republican voters prefer candidates who promise to keep taxes low, while Democrats pick ones who promise universal access to health care, according to a new American Barometer survey.
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It wasn't, 'Promise me, Dad, you're going to run for president,'" Mr. Biden said, adding: "He did want me to run for president, but that wasn't the promise.
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As a pediatric anesthesiologist and citizen-legislator, I know first-hand the promise of modern medicine and the financial devastation that fulfilling that promise can hand a family.
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I promise you the decision was taken with great consideration and I also promise you that Peter and I will do all we can to minimize any disruption.
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The fact of the matter is that it's extremely likely either Sanders or Clinton would fall short of that promise — because it's an extremely difficult promise to implement.
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And it won't be a broken promise from an individual politician but a broken promise from an entire political party — that too would be a disaster for the Republicans.
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Michael Matheson, a former researcher at the Congressional Research Service, notes that Trump could also try to distinguish a promise of an appointment from a promise of a job.
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Did anyone think he would be unprepared for queries into his promise to defy the will of the American electorate with his "We will stop it" promise to Page?
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On Syria, Mr. Trump's promise of a coming missile strike not only violated his own promise never to predict such action — it also put him ahead of America's allies.
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In Hari Kunzru's new novel, "White Tears," the blues — the music born of slavery — represents the excavation of a promise the country broke the moment that promise was made.
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And in the context of a primary campaign, where voters have a choice between two people making the same promise, the question is: How would they accomplish that promise?
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" - Sandra, 45 "You aren't a bad person. Promise.
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" She told him ... "Could you promise me something?
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He's dropped the promise to negotiate lower prescription drug prices for Medicare, dropped the promise to break up big banks, dropped the promise of a $1 trillion infrastructure bill, and dropped the promise to develop a tax program that would leave the rich paying more — and, of course, his version of "draining the swamp" has brought a level of corruption to official Washington that would have embarrassed the congressional barons of the Gilded Age.
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Finance companies can no longer simply promise an experience - they need to deliver on their promise within the same interaction, while giving consumers a transparent view of the entire process.
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Mnuchin pressed on Trump's promise not to cut Medicaid: Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was pressed Tuesday about President Trump's broken campaign promise not to cut Medicaid to reduce healthcare costs.
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If a person changes his position to his own detriment, reasonably relying on the other party's promise, then a court may enforce that promise -- even if there was no contract.
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Then he released emails that made plain he was actually drawn to the meeting by the promise of dirt on Hillary Clinton -- a promise, he told investigators, that went unfulfilled.
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"Facebook has a responsibility to meet its promise to parents that children are not exposed to unapproved contacts, a promise that it appears that Facebook has not fulfilled," they said.
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In the past month, he's faced criticism from his supporters for wavering on his promise to repeal DACA, and for appearing to de-prioritize his promise to build the wall.
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There's the S3 Standard tier with the promise of 99.999999999 percent durability and 99.99 percent availability and S3 Standard-Infrequent Access with the same durability promise and 99.9 percent availability.
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"I promise I will not always say the right thing in the right way but I also promise I hate disappointing or pissing you guys off," Teigen wrote on Twitter.
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For one thing, this time there is no longstanding "repeal" promise that the base demands Republicans fulfill; there's just the generic promise to cut taxes that every Republican politician makes.
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On the flip side are safety advocates, trial lawyers, and local officials who maintain that the promise of self-driving cars to reduce road deaths is just that — a promise.
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At Peapod, 65 percent of all orders contain a Nature's Promise product, and 73 percent of households have bought a Nature's Promise item in the last year, another spokesman said.
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Politico notes that while many presidential candidates promise financial benefits for voters if they get elected, few contenders promise random people cash prizes in advance of going to the polls.
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The standards have been discussed and researched for years, and TechCrunch has talked about its promise before in 2015 and how that promise seems ever more distant just earlier this year.
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"Rahul Gandhi's promise looks good but it will work only if they convince people that they will keep their promise," said Bharat Pujari, from Subarnapur in the eastern state of Odisha.
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Republicans repeatedly campaigned on their promise to repeal ObamaCare since its passage through the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives in 2009, and they won election after election based on this promise.
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The government's official line that Haitians should prepare to leave the US isn't a promise to deport them if they don't, or at least not a promise the government can keep.
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But even if McConnell brings one or both of these bills to the floor to satisfy his promise, Paul Ryan, in the House, hasn't made any promise to do the same.
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So why is her promise to close that gap, a promise so utopian and so broad, one that would significantly affect half of the country's population, being ignored by her critics?
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Prosecutors responded to McMonagle by saying that the promise was never confirmed in writing and argued that Cosby's lawyers did not reasonably rely on the so-called "promise" in any case.
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A promise to fix the health care system no doubt tested well in general electorate polls in those years, but chances are most voters didn't base their votes on that promise.
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But after months of painful legislating, with no promise that Republicans can deliver on their seven-year promise to repeal and replace Obamacare, this is apparently the best they can do.
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So let me tell you about the actions that we're taking right now to deliver on our promise to the American people and on my promise to make America great again.
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It was a speech full of promise — and promises.
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And anyway, they're going to stop soon — they promise.
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I'm for #Brexit & promise to neither gloat nor whinge.
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" He then adds, "Just promise not to murder me.
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The Paris Agreement is a start -- it's a promise.
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That's the promise of American democracy -- now and forever.
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Miller's potential wasn't a question — it was a promise.
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They think they are signing it right - I promise!
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They'll make you feel all warm inside — we promise.
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I promise: We will fight — and we will win.
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I promise: We will fight - and we will win.
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" She continued, "So here's what I promise: After Nov.
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But it's not all doom and gloom — I promise.
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" They were these: "Promise me you'll never do television.
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A white Alice + Olivia wrap dress had promise, though.
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" Added Conway: "A short term [continuing resolution] -- or a CR that goes through February 8 keeps the government up and running but that doesn't mean the President is backing down from an essential promise, not a campaign promise, a promise as President of the United States and our commander in chief to keep us safe.
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"Brad made a promise to the folks of the Lower Ninth to help them rebuild — it is a promise he intends to keep," Pitt's spokesperson said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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And so, motivating the nation to understand that we have an opportunity, not just to ... for the promise of peace, but also for the promise of the next generation of economic growth.
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And as my daughters set out on the world, I want a leader who is worthy of that truth, a leader worthy of my girls' promise and all of our kids' promise.
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And whatever the current situation may be, Trump ran last time on a promise to avoid new foreign entanglements — and he will most likely want to argue that he kept that promise.
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However, there has not been a promise from drug companies to lower drug prices if rebates are taken away, nor has there been a promise to help patients afford their prescription medications.
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The agreement being negotiated is expected to revolve around a U.S. promise to withdraw troops in exchange for a Taliban promise to not let Afghanistan be used as a base for terrorism.
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In a tweet, Trump wrote he has "confidence that Chairman Kim will keep his promise to me;" that promise is that North Korea will not test long-range weapons or nuclear missiles.
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On Wednesday, under questioning from Democrats, Kavanaugh declined invitations to promise he would not vote to reverse Roe, saying it would violate judicial norms to promise a vote on any particular case.
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In addition, Keep the Promise II super PAC, which is associated with the "Keep the Promise" network of the Mercer-backed PACs, was funded by Cruz supporter and Texas billionaire Toby Neugebauer.
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I think it's very important that we have a secure border, but spending billions and billions of dollars on this wall because of a political promise and a campaign promise is ridiculous.
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Whoever the president picks and I think those are the names, the great thing is, is that he told us all ahead of time and it will be another promise made, promise kept.
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Senate Republican leaders said the bill was simply a way to keep alive the seven-year promise to repeal and replace Obamacare, which was also a top campaign promise from President Donald Trump.
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The laptops promise seven hours of battery life (a notable step down from the former promise of 12 hours), coupled with quick charging, which should give users a full charge in 80 minutes.
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While I can't promise to be dedicated enough to use primer religiously, I can promise to give my best beauty influencer imitation before a mirror with this whenever I'm after a flawless complexion.
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We promise, these bottoms aren't as intimidating as they sound — and with the 23 options ahead, you might just be convinced to break that I'll-never-wear-shorts promise once and for all.
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Corey Feldman says he made the mother of his good friend a promise not to talk about allegations Corey Haim was sexually molested when he was 13 ... and he's sticking to his promise.
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The fact that we already have fulfilled our promise of temporary protection, and they have reneged on their promise to return home, does not seem to register with anyone in this alternative universe.
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The cost of college is an obstacle in pursuing higher education for many students – and some college promise initiatives, such as the Seattle Promise, are trying to remove barriers at the city level.
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"President Trump, when he was running for president, ran on the commitment to withdraw from Paris climate accord and that was a promise he made and a promise he is keeping," Wheeler said.
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Both sides are nearing a deal revolving around a U.S. promise to withdraw troops for a Taliban promise to not let Afghanistan be used as a base for terrorism, officials told the outlet.
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This is the longstanding and perhaps too rarely used promise of live theater — a promise realized in dialogue and debate over the collective creation of a community through living presence and theatrical representation.
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"I just think all politicians promise you everything and then we'll see," said Kathy Oller, an Obamacare enrollment counselor who voted for Trump and felt comfortable dismissing his promise to repeal the law.
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"Donald Trump ran on the promise of putting workers first, and what he's done in nominating Puzder, is show he never intended to keep that promise," a Senate Democratic aide told The Hill.
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"I'm delivering on a promise I made during the campaign and a promise I've been making for a good part of my life," Trump said as he prepared to sign the tariff proclamations.
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That, too, is a broken promise that violates Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin's confirmation hearing promise that the Trump administration would pursue "no absolute tax cut for the upper class" in its policy agenda.
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This is not the promise that was given to us.
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The next task is to translate that promise into reality.
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It's up to Barry to make good on that promise.
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They promise effective cures and therapies, but they provide none.
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Nvidia's promise of Level 20163 autonomy shouldn't be taken lightly.
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And of course there is the promise of artificial intelligence.
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But the promise of ready work is fading for some.
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The promise of blockchains, once they are connected, is profound.
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But the promise of a $35,000 Model 3 proved elusive.
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I promise you, not just -- not just on immigration reform.
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He didn't promise a whole new approach to American politics.
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Now that Trump is president, that promise is coming due.
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Trump on Friday did in fact promise infrastructure spending again.
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" But, Geragos responded, arguing that it was an "illusory promise.
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Beyond that, neural prosthesis holds the promise of enhanced abilities.
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The Spurs, and Popovich, don't promise to make players better.
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You know that promise you made to yourself in January?
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Salsalate, which is related to aspirin, has shown some promise.
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" He then said, "No, we won't do that, I promise.
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That's an end to the wind beneath wings metaphors — promise!
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That heart attack stuff will sort itself out, I promise.
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I promise not to cry, I've done enough crying onscreen.
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That promise is now realized with a complete genome assembly.
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She'd say, 'Mama, promise me you're going to beat cancer.
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That promise is fulfilled, moving the country towards energy independence.
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That's supposed to be the new Moto Z2 Force's promise.
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There's a village full of people grateful for that promise.
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Yes, it's a mouthful, but the tech itself shows promise.
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I promise to support you in every way I can.
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But the North Korean regime hasn't made any such promise.
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That was the brand promise at the core of Playboy.
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Already, it holds the promise of a most contentious period.
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Tickets are being sold with the promise of my presence.
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I promise you, I will make sure I eat Chicago.
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But earlier on Monday, Trump denied ever making that promise.
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Technological advances hold promise to make food systems work better.
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The batteries promise a middling 8 hours on a charge.
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"The Promise Program is irrelevant to Nikolas Cruz," Gualtieri said.
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"I'm not going to promise anything for 2020," he said.
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And in consumer health technology, Apple is already showing promise.
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The billboard is a riff on President Trump's popular promise.
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They promise that that they will respond tit for tat.
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Now it's finally delivering on its promise to do better.
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" She adds, "the paintings are a promise in a relationship.
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That's the promise of nanomedicine, an emerging and interdisciplinary field.
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And he made me promise to always keep my appointments.
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"I see a lot of promise and progress," she said.
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Today, the Court directs the Government to fulfill that promise.
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They are working on a contract to formalize that promise.
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It was a promise no other nation had ever made.
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Just like last time, I promise we'll read them all!
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And I promise you I will not let you down.
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Was it beckoning at some sweet promise under the surface?
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That's why she cuddles into "her" after that portentous promise.
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Trump's desire for a wall was his biggest campaign promise.
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That's the IoT promise, and something I truly believe in.
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Unlike Republicans, Democrats promise to split the pie up fairly.
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Hence Donald Trump's promise to create "millions of manufacturing jobs".
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"It sounds like a false promise to me," Keen said.
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I promise to ease up on the autumnal puns. Maybe.
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The promise was enough for Ryan to be elected speaker.
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Not only that, she also hoped to steer his promise.
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We promise we are not kidding around with this headline.
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The promise of premium home 3D printing hasn't panned out.
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President Trump campaigned on the promise of overturning Roe v.
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"I promise there'll be a third movie," Pratt told Variety.
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We make a promise to catch him back with food.
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Time will tell if that's $2 billion worth of promise.
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And today, the company is making good on its promise.
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"Eventually someone will have to break a promise," said Scheindlin.
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I promise I'm not dismissing your feelings for this guy.
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The promise of manufacturing jobs could be better than reality.
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And we promise there isn't a salad among the suggestions.
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That is unsurprising, given the party's promise to curb immigration.
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But the app has promise and is easy to use.
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I was like 'God, don't make me break my promise.
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And I promise, there's not a polka dot in sight.
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But, you'll be all the better for it, we promise!
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It was unclear how protesters would respond to that promise.
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In places other than Chicago and St. Louis, I promise.
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Sprint's promise is up to five times faster than LTE.
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I promise I'll keep you all updated should anything happen!
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There's certainly a lot of promise associated with the mTenna.
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"I will reschedule this show, I promise you," she said.
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This one won't sail anywhere, but it does promise adventure.
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The city held forth the promise of both, in abundance.
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Money divides families — even the promise of it, hinted at.
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I promise that we will not rest until justice prevails.
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These diets promise you the body you've always wanted — fast.
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I promise you that I will not let you down.
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And we promise, you can pull all of them off.
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She seems to get off on the promise of danger.
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It would serve to manifest the promise of Lawrence v.
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GESIOTTO: ... and that the president and Congress continue to promise.
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Now, it seems to be making good on that promise.
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Hence the appeal of independent candidates, who promise more action.
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Its perils may be horrifying, but its promise is limitless.
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Check. Promise of fast updates and years of software support?
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"It's a promise we are going to help [Trump] keep."
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Hopefully version 2.0 can live up to that original promise.
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I promise to give lots more happiness to this team.
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The Meridian sound system delivers on its lofty sonic promise.
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They have shown promise in advanced ovarian and breast cancers.
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No information is publicly released and recipients must promise silence.
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On March 10th this year Mr Duque kept that promise.
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As the lord is my witness, I promise you that.
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There's two big ways I see training technology having promise.
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Mr Corbyn's promise to support another referendum is more confusing.
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Ritual's capsules promise glowing skin and smell like mint. 6.
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I said, 'Our son will be like River, I promise.
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And with that promise he didn't just defeat the Democrats.
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We promise we'll return to our regular newsletter format tomorrow.
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That's the precise promise of the Amazon Fire TV Edition.
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"Massive" tax cuts had been a major Trump campaign promise.
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Kendall & Joe: Looking a little weak, but they have promise.
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They will cheer President Donald Trump's promise of debt relief.
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Protests planned for February 103nd promise to be even bigger.
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And now, as then, both promise and peril lie ahead.
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This is the promise of Barry & Joe — The Animated Series.
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But Walsh says Dym never made good on his promise.
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However, it doesn't look like that promise is being fulfilled.
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Keeping that promise will test the candidate and his operation.
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They're everywhere now, and they promise to attract more predators.
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But so far, Master & Dynamic's pricey MW07 earbuds show promise.
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"They promise that Truman will continue his adventures," he said.
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Admitting the humanness of our heroes is freeing, I promise.
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One campaign promise was to bring Mr Najib to justice.
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Do your best not to promise too much to someone.
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Blockchain is still in its infancy and holds great promise.
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What promise does such technology hold for the automotive industry?
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But don't worry, I promise to wipe the seat clean.
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Better yet, Armani kept his promise to his young daughter.
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I promise this will be better than aspirin or Gatorade.
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There was a glimmer of promise in Transformers and Disturbia.
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"We had a promise but officials have backtracked," Hussein said.
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Kim wants to get paid for the promise of denuclearization.
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"We promise that you will love the results," Nelson said.
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Back in Sweetwater, Dolores has kept her promise to Bernie.
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It took him just two days to break that promise.
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But from an artistic standpoint that was filled with promise.
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The report also offered promise given clinical trials are planned.
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ICOLists by on Scribd No PR company can promise coverage.
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Green shoots poking through the soil promise visitors verdant surroundings.
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No promise to clean up corruption and then plunder away.
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I promise, reading this post will make you feel happy.
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ANDREW McCABE: They haven't shown a lot of promise lately.
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In keeping with an earlier promise, Chamisa also stayed away.
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Both promise to pay for tax cuts with unspecified savings.
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His hawkish partners will want him to fulfil that promise.
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We stand by them, champion them, promise to shield them.
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You have to promise me you won't use the trampoline.
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" A promise: "Okay, the Mooch showed up a week ago.
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This sequel had momentum, and brought the promise of possibility.
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AI holds promise for the Chinese economy as a whole.
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LeBron James unveils his I Promise School in Akron, Ohio.
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But as the researchers say, the promise is much greater.
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One study on mountain bikers, however, did show some promise.
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I promise it's in you under the anger and fear.
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Nevertheless, Trump continued to tout the promise of the bill.
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But today, many people have lost faith in that promise.
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He dropped the promise of a $1 trillion infrastructure bill.
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"I can't promise you anything," she reportedly told the parents.
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We can promise you nothing will happen to our jaguar.
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"I promise not to do this to Greenland!" he wrote.
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"We're trying to get you funding, I promise!" she said.
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The rest of us promise to indulge in your honor.
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For that promise, Flake argues, Republicans gave up their principles.
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He reiterated his promise to eliminate crime in six months.
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There's a promise of luxury that comes with the NBA.
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I will respond as and when I can, I promise.
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This process shows promise because it's fairly simple to create.
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We promise not to judge you for finishing them all.
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I made my mom promise that I would get it.
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Services also promise a recurring revenue stream, unlike hardware sales.
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That was a promise that we made to each other.
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Life, for you, is still filled with hope and promise.
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Politicians like Donald Trump promise to do something about it.
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Not everyone is convinced that the LiveSexy line holds promise.
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Rarer keys call up tougher challenges, and promise better rewards.
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Keep the Promise is expected to advertise heavily in Florida.
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But I promise you, it doesn't even slap like that.
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However, financial trouble meant she couldn't continue fulfilling her promise.
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Republicans campaigned and won on the promise to repeal Obamacare.
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After years of promise, we're going backwards on greenhouse gases.
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Meanwhile, Trump's promise to restore the economy is the draw.
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We're entering a new age, full of promise and discovery.
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Bannon requires potential candidates to promise public opposition to McConnell.
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"Talk about your loss, promise me," William told the girls.
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And it's a promise we're going to help him keep.
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Clinton didn't just promise to get lead out of houses.
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But the time to act on that promise is now.
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You made an implied promise when you accepted your job.
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I did make a promise that it wouldn't be forever.
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That's what the promise of these meal kits is about.
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"We're going to make good on that promise," he said.
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Expanding America's promise to new immigrants and people with disabilities.
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Following the election results, she's walked back on that promise.
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For far too many families, America has lost its promise.
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A pension is a promise to pay a future benefit.
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A separate report reflected more promise for the housing market.
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Compared with the central bank's promise, it is a failure.
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But there is a right one for you, we promise.
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I promise not all of them went to boarding school.
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"The promise of [ICOs] is really good thing," Altman said.
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"Starting now—" is a promise he'll never keep to himself.
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I promise to rebuild our military and secure our border.
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But why should we trust that promise at this point?
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It'll save you time in the long run, I promise.
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For Ukraine, the economic promise of the deal is immense.
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We promise that Doritos and spicy cheese sauce are involved.
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He wants her to promise to look after his son.
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That was his promise and that's exactly what we're doing.
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Trump ran on a promise to protect residents like Sonnenberg.
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Jabbari Weekes hasn't gone a month without listening to 'Promise.
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"I can't promise I will get a medal," she said.
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And third, there's the promise that documentary evidence exists ... somewhere.
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I promise to celebrate you and celebrate our love always.
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We promise, we will never "pour over" election results again.
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He's going to sound contrite and promise to make changes.
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But the midterms also held some promise for the future.
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The Pinkerton promise is attractive to some Silicon Valley firms.
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Adrian describes Hope's Promise as a loving and safe place.
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He kept his promise, and was ordained two years later.
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Then just a day ago, he reneged on that promise.
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"Imagine the backlash, if the promise isn't met," he adds.
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CRAMER: ALRIGHT CAN YOU JUST MAKE THE PROMISE RIGHT NOW?
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But they get Trump's promise to make America great again.
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T he promise of black visibility has always been twisted.
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And that is why today we have fulfilled our promise.
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"You're going to feel miserable enough, I promise," he said.
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I will keep my promise and never let you down.
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"I promise, this app will not disappoint you," he said.
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One area of promise is treating some types of cancer.
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Please promise me you'll always take care of our babies.
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But the Leavers did come up with one clear promise.
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That holds promise for the development of a Zika vaccine.
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Its promise not to do so helped sway the DoT.
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"It is, I promise, worse than you think," he declares.
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Broadly reactive neutralizing antibodies are demonstrating great promise for prevention.
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"She is an honest broker, doesn't over promise," Traub said.
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Hungary holds fast to its promise to veto any action.
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No one has proven the utopian promise will come true.
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All promise to leave the hair moisturized for three days.
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They promise to clean up corruption and then plunder away.
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That's why Louisiana's program carries such promise — but also risk.
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In that sense, Solo Pro live up to the promise.
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They all promise things to black people and don't deliver.
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Good. We promise, one day your lawyer will thank you.
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Sonos also made another big promise last October: Google Assistant.
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Why not instead promise to fix the real underlying problems?
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And for that promise, who wouldn't be willing to wait?
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And there is a lot of promise in the technology.
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And that was the promise and optimism brought by Trump.
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There are few ways to enforce Mr. Netanyahu's promise, however.
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Those elections now promise to be not only a referendum
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Reagan, to Menchu and Joe, suggested a specifically American promise.
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It's not unusual for Republicans to promise to cut regulations.
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Bernie Sanders makes reinstating net neutrality a campaign promise Sen.
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She wanted a statement, in writing, that confirmed Raymond's promise.
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But the promise of change under new administrations never materialized.
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The authors think the results of this experiment hold promise.
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They can deliver on the promise of preventative, convenient health.
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And I promise you, it will be in your article.
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For Ben Makhlouf, such evidence of African tennis promise abounds.
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Dipont's advertisements promise students an edge in the admissions game.
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"This is a promise this majority made," Ryan said Tuesday.
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"Promise me you'll tell my stories," the elderly Gloria pleads.
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Investors, too, see little promise in these embattled newspaper empires.
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I promise you, children today will adore this enchanting production.
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I'm disappointed in myself and I promise to be better.
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He's continuing to fight and following through on that promise.
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"Today, I am delivering," Trump said, referencing his campaign promise.
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I promise it's not serious; at least not for me.
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We do not fulfill that promise by protesting against it.
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Cornyn said Democrats would not get a more ironclad promise.
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Yet our ocean is also resilient and holds tremendous promise.
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Trump campaigned on a promise to revive America's coal industry.
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HONG KONG — Uber's future in China seemed to hold promise.
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MORE's signature healthcare law, a major campaign promise for Trump.
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The producers promise we'll learn the victim's identity early on.
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One area of growing research and promise lies in immunotherapy.
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I promise it, this will not make your life better.
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First of all, he's making good on a campaign promise.
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The worst night of Nasir Khan's life begins with promise.
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Sorry I promise every summer to register for Citi Bike.
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Both undermined President Donald Trump's promise to cut government waste.
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I promise you'll like this show if you watch it.
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To my surprise, Sheertex actually lived up to its promise.
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The company also reiterated its promise to win on price.
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"I promise you I will find a cure," she said.
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I promise it will pay off in the long run.
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The promise of genomics is just beginning to be revealed.
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"Shovels in the ground within 90 days" is the promise.
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Donald Trump has made a promise to the American people.
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I promise next time not to leave so many crumbs.
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Her promise petered out too soon, yet its charm remains.
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I promise you, I will pay for the legal fees.
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Still, getting the wall built is Trump's signature campaign promise.
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I'll take them off when we get to dinner, promise.
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We promise a hot date will come from it. Guaranteed.
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Nonetheless, many media articles on male birth control promise progress.
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You can't see it, but I promise you, I'm shaking.
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Like Promise, mRelief is a service that partners with government.
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But the burn will be so, so good, we promise.
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I'm ecstatic we were able to stand by that promise.
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And fulfilling that promise proved much harder than it seemed.
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They look confident, with strong features, and full of promise.
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But these have already shown promise for instigating civic engagement.
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Does he deliver on aides' promise of a sunny speech?
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Digital displays and lit signs everywhere promise quality and freshness.
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It's all about the promise of the next big thing.
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And the venue had a lived up to that promise.
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And I promise that I'll do my best on that.
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Trump's promise to renegotiate is either naive or fake news.
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That, and the promise of a lifetime of future conversations.
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According to The Post, a "promise" was made by Trump.
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If this faith is rattled, democracy loses its basic promise.
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We must not break our promise to our nation's veterans.
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Mr. Trudeau campaigned on a promise to reverse that policy.
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These fraudsters commonly promise student debt forgiveness and lower payments.
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But The Mandalorian had much more promise from the start.
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At the time, it was a promise without a product.
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Voter registration and preregistration through high schools has enormous promise.
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But promise me you'll be O.K. I'll be O.K., Dad.
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Then there are variable annuities, which may promise guaranteed income.
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The future is full of promise, or at least promises.
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No nominee will promise to rule in a particular way.
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"The promise of America worked for my family," she writes.
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Delivering on the promise will get them to the polls.
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In an economically interdependent world, that is a false promise.
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That action will pay off handsomely next month, I promise.
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Also, there's the promise of two magical words: Bare Legs.
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It's good stuff, and it's only mildly addictive, we promise.
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It was an inning full of promise, discovery and marvel.
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President Donald Trump campaigned on a promise to repeal Obamacare.
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Read This Next: Psychedelics Show Promise as an Addiction Treatment
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I thank them and promise to see them at Zumba.
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But it is cloud computing that holds the most promise.
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There were good reasons to be skeptical of this promise.
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Oh, I can promise you, he didn't read the notes.
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We did not want to go back with a promise.
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But "Americanah" more than paid off on this writer's promise.
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I promise you I will pay for the legal fees.
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And in 1990, Bush broke his promise and raised taxes.
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Promise Ill never stop reppin Asians with everything I have!
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Repealing and replacing Obamacare is a very big, broad promise.
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Despite its promise, VR and AR technology is still evolving.
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I promise not to use the words "trade publication" again.
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I promise you that's not what your grieving friend wants.
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HR 1 is Democrats' attempt to deliver on that promise.
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He could promise investors a 10 percent annual percentage yield.
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She's still fighting to make real the promise of America.
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But the promise of a better future didn't last long.
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I promise you Marriott has that, and Starwood does not.
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The answer is gonna make his kids smile ... we promise.
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It's made of promise and fantasy and hard, hard reality.
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Their voters expect them to get busy fulfilling that promise.
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Modern, decentralized France spread a promise of prosperity and mobility.
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The result of that promise was the Green Climate Fund.
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PHONE If you go I can't promise I won't die.
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"The promise Washington displays is real and large," Garner writes.
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The company's promise: that its cloud infrastructure makes that achievable.
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Finally, does the air fryer deliver on its golden promise?
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Google did promise to establish a process to allow that.
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The approach fulfills a frequent campaign promise by Mr. Trump.
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Sleeper sofas promise a lot, but they don't always deliver.
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Then, the show snatched the promise away and crushed it.
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If you feel overwhelmed by shopping, the promise is attention.
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If you feel underwhelmed by shopping, the promise is novelty.
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Come for the promise of Busy Philipps completely crushing it.
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I can't promise you next week or the week thereafter.
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But it's also a promise, and a message of resolve.
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Their promise was, you have lived under these infidel regimes.
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Dozens of suppliers offer free samples and promise fast delivery.
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President Trump campaigned on a promise of an industrial comeback.
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I want to reassure you that my promise remains intact.
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But that money is simply a promise to pay money.
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Perhaps Trump's most absurd broken promise: to drain the swamp.
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He also said he made a promise to his teammates.
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But I do promise you these hardships: weariness and suffering.
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Judge O'Neill found that any such promise was not binding.
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"It's going to be accurate, I promise," Mr. Woodward responded.
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"Promise me I'll be alive," he entreated at one point.
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"No president can promise to prevent future outbreaks," he said.
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"I promise," I said, and she handed me my beer.
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Various types of behavioral therapies and counseling have shown promise.
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Certainly, investors see promise in its strategy — and its momentum.
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I promise you there was other stuff on the bed.
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You promise yourself you'll fill one closet, then you'll quit.
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Today, the promise has faded, and the risk is accelerating.
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But it's so important, and I promise it's worth it.
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Mr. Harriel sees those numbers as indicators of hidden promise.
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A constant negotiation — action then reward, or promise of reward.
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When the commercial promise was shattered, the relationship broke down.
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But I don't want to give empty promise or anything.
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"It's a loose commitment, kind of like a promise ring."
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And now: the promise of help from the Russian government.
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Returns on these vehicles do not always match their promise.
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Future hurricanes promise to swallow more of the unstable edge.
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In Spanish, promesa means promise, a sad irony to some.
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Your promise is to protect the American way of life.
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Your promise is NOT to protect one man from himself.
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What about the promise to end endless wars, Mr. President?
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That's far from the VA leadership's promise to clean house.
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For businesses, the plan offers uncertainty as well as promise.
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" He then pivoted to a promise that "Mexico will pay.
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We'll see how further development follows through on that promise.
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Biden's antidote to Trump's two years was to promise change.
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Murray was referring to Trump's campaign promise of repealing ObamaCare.
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Friedman's statement accepting the post Thursday also highlighted Trump's promise.
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David Waldstein: I promise, were not making all this up.
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I PROMISE I will respond to everyone when I can.
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LAS VEGAS — Robot vacuums promise convenience and peace of mind.
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This promise of "access" is an echo of Marie Antoinette.
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Some technologists see the most promise in the social dimensions.
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That promise really made me sit up and take notice.
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Which is also, at its best, the promise of fashion.
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Some quickly made good on their promise to kill again.
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Not long, I promise, maybe 20 or 30 years, tops.
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Her blood is thicker than a promise of national reconciliation.
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But to complete that promise, he may need a deal.
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The family tree is both a promise and an anchor.
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One was a promise to my mother, who read it.
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And I worry that there's a false promise being made.
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But I don't want to give empty promise or anything.
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"I promise I'll choreograph the finale one day," he said.
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That was a central election promise made by the BJP.
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People are anxious enough and Klobuchar doesn't promise utopian dreams.
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But she made Painter promise not to call the police.
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When the pipeline companies come to town, they promise jobs.
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He hailed the new law as delivering on that promise.
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For SoftBank, the promise appears to outweigh the potential downsides.
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I promise, I'm working to make it up to you.
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We promise ourselves that next time it will be different.
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At the time, there were probably more problems than promise.
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Now it is walking back a promise to lower emissions.
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India is expected to promise more ambitious renewable energy targets.
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On Tuesday, her office withdrew the promise of an interview.
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Facebook is banning ads that promise to cure the coronavirus.
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"I promise you I'll continue your legacy man!" he wrote.
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Each disrobing, ritually slow, is a promise of intimate revelation.
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India is expected to promise more ambitious renewable energy targets.
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But he shattered the promise when he signedObamaCare into law.
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"No, we won't do that, I promise," the president said.
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And his campaign promise to "cancel" the Paris climate deal?
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But Thursday represented more than just a campaign promise fulfilled.
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In 2019, McAfee doubled down on the promise multiple times.
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Integration through education, the French Republic's promise, has broken down.
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And most of all I promise to be your person.
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Berlin has dug in its heels against such a promise.
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Both promise to lift this show into a higher gear.
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Promise me you'll tell me if it gets too hard?
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If only watches could do what they so slyly promise.
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" Neither do they then promise, with confidence, to "fix this.
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The SoundCloud rap era, once pulsing with promise, is over.
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There was a measure of promise to narrow the margin.
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She too, despite the promise of faith, is terminally housed.
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This included a promise of greater social and economic equality.
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The border wall was a key campaign promise of Trump.
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"Virtually every promise of ObamaCare has been broken," he said.
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Second, private mechanisms already show promise in responding to vulnerabilities.
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It's just that only one of them keeps its promise.
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The promise of peace and stability was therefore widely embraced.
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The decision reneged on the program's promise to the students.
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He did, though, offer a broad promise of community benefits.
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But Uber's top executives say its Freight division shows promise.
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Trump's campaign promise to cut taxes already faces political headwinds.
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Modern identity systems promise to bring many benefits to Africa.
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Today, we investigate whether they made good on that promise.
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Reining in our trade deficit was a key campaign promise.
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But the promise of those victories has not been fulfilled.
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CRAMER: YOU ARE GOING TO UNDER PROMISE AND OVER DELIVER?
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Tablets are finally living up to the "post PC" promise.
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The Spanish promise of freedom drew streams of the enslaved.
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He now serves on the Advisory Council of American Promise.
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More than four years later, he has abandoned that promise.
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Historically safer cigarettes have not delivered on a similar promise.
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At least, they promise a smooth transition to new coverage.
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He broke a promise, and it's obvious in his inaction.
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That to me is an explicit demand and a promise.
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Decentralized communications was once a central promise of the internet.
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It's not too late to live up to that promise.
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I don't take you for granted, I promise you that.
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I was desperate to give her something, to promise something.
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It's true President Trump did promise speediness during the campaign.
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Citizenship without representation is like a promise without a guarantee.
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People will ask you what phone you're carrying, I promise.
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And it delivered on its enormous promise in many ways.
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But now they're worried it could be another false promise.
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I do know she's unburdened by anyone's notions of promise.
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But earlier this week, the government reneged on its promise.
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TRENTON — What began as a central campaign promise from Gov.
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All those agreements started with immense promise, and ultimately failed.
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The park was created with the promise of open access.
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There are flashes of promise, especially in the supporting characters.
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But that promise, White demonstrates, turned out to be treacherous.
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He returned with handsome sums for his promise of cooperation.
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That promise, according the public, is not holding up well.
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And it's a promise that he is going to keep.
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Yes, it was — but it isn't delivering on that promise.
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The future looks bright in the N.F.C. East (we promise).
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This is, I promise you, not one of those situations.
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That is not the true promise of the Medicare guarantee.
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This seems to be one promise he's lived up to.
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They're wooden religious figures people carved as tokens of promise.
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She made me promise not to read it right away.
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At LeBron James's I Promise School, it was just Monday.
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And I promise you I will never, ever float away.
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The meeting is rife with promise and peril, experts say.
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So we can all share in the promise of America.
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Or can they, "Look, this is where we created promise"?
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"This isn't about a promise," argued Congress watcher Joshua Huder.
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But Trump has wavered on this promise since his election.
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" So I was like, "Fuck, I did promise him that.
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KS: Yeah, and it's the implicit promise of the business.
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It doesn't hold up to the promise of our ideals.
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The promise of Airbnb is ... You live in the city.
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Facebook is at least the promise of love and connections.
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White nationalists, just like any other extremist groups, promise paradise.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - Under-promise and then over-deliver is a well-worn tactic to boost one's fortunes, with OPEC's somewhat woolly promise to cut crude oil output the latest example of this strategy.
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Jessica Biel's much-hyped collaboration with wellness brand Gaiam is here, and while we can't promise you it'll get you her bod, we can promise it will inspire you to up your gym commitment.
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A force for families No Quit A fighting chance for families Renewing America's promise Renewing our basic bargain A new promise for a new time A better bargain for a better tomorrow Get ahead.
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" When asked specifically about the missed payments, Wang said the money was "not a promise because I don't need to promise anything to anyone in terms of investing more money into my own club.
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"Came in a car, you gon leave in a jet, I can promise you that/Came by myself, I'm gon leave with your friend I can promise you that," he sings on the chorus.
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"This country was founded on a promise of equal rights for all, and we have always managed to move closer to that promise, little by little, one day at a time," Ms. Lynch said.
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Government sources have consistently briefed senior journalists that the Benn Act contains loopholes which mean that Johnson's promise to obey the law is compatible with his promise to leave the UK on October 31.
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"Once again, President Trump has demonstrated the kind of leadership that Washington does not recognize or understand ... with Donald Trump a promise made is a promise kept," said the campaign's executive director, Michael Glassner.
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Anyway, there's an extra bit of theme material split between 52- and 54A, BAR TAB, which hopefully is being picked up by Mr. Bennett because, even in a crossword, a promise is a promise.
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If, for instance, I extract a promise from you by threatening to reveal something you told me in confidence, you should feel free to break that promise if you can get away with it.
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They wanted a promise that Judge Kavanaugh would be independent of Mr. Trump, asking him, for instance, to promise to recuse himself from cases arising from Robert S. Mueller III's investigation of the president.
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Ms. Kelly said on Tuesday that she was disappointed at the decision by the organization, Sandy Hook Promise, to drop her as the host of its Promise Champions Gala, which is scheduled for Wednesday.
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People can commit themselves to a proposition, or promise a future action: "I promise I didn't steal it" commits the speaker to being branded a liar if something else turns out to be the case.
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And far from reflecting a clear GOP electoral mandate, it violates Trump's campaign promise to avoid cutting taxes for the rich and violates Trump's campaign promise to deliver a tax cut to the middle class.
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In a ceremony in the White House Rose Garden, Trump argued that dumping the deal as a win for his administration's promise to create jobs and a rare success following through on a campaign promise.
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Of course, the Core didn't come anywhere near the promise of "affect[ing] the way the world experiences music & talk content," but then, how often has a job listing really lived up to its promise?
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So whether it's Trump's promise to drain the swamp by imposing congressional term limits, or his promise to build a wall and make Mexico pay for it, every one is saved for your reading pleasure.
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In a ceremony at the White House Rose Garden, Trump argued that dumping the deal as a win for his Administration's promise to create jobs and a rare success following through on a campaign promise.
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The agreement to end the 85033-year-old war reportedly revolves around a U.S. promise to withdraw troops in exchange for a Taliban promise to not let Afghanistan be used as a base for terrorism.
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Now, I'm a pretty casual fan of the show, so I can't promise that I'll be able to give you a 28 percent correct answer, but I can promise that I will try my best.
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Don't you think that at the end of the day, when you look at what happened in the last few months, by fulfilling one campaign promise he made the other campaign promise impossible to fulfill?
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Republicans in Congress spent six months trying to make good on a seven-year campaign promise to repeal and replace Obamacare, also a top campaign promise by President Donald Trump, while Democrats remained unanimously opposed.
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SINGER® Promise™ 1512 Sewing Machine (Refurbished) For the more ambitious beginner or basic hobbyist, the Promise™ 1512 features 14 pre-programmed stitches you can easily select from the turn of a dial.
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The promise of our democracy is one person, one vote, and fair and free elections, but because of one party's constant attacks on the system, we need structural reforms to live up to that promise.
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It is an intention, more than it is a literal promise.
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All of this shows promise for an absolutely adorable future ahead.
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It's what allowed her to promise miracles without getting too specific.
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The expanding promise of that innovation makes this compact more crucial.
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It is true that conditions on Saturday promise to be —brutal.
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"Did I deliver on my promise on that album?" he asked.
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Given what the name has become, though, I don't promise results.
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The devices are low cost and promise a bit of performance.
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Cutting their premiums has been a longstanding political promise for Republicans.
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It's entirely possible Assange felt secure in making this hollow promise.
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That's not because I'm some fan of her work, I promise.
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However, for too many of us, the promise has been broken.
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Each vote was a promise to hold these elected officials accountable.
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Trump campaigned in part on a promise to bring back waterboarding.
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This is the practical promise of modern applications of regenerative medicine.
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I promise her an iced cappuccino tomorrow when I come back.
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Serverless takes the promise of multitenancy to a whole new level.
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I cringe at every promise of inner peace in yoga class.
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But the promise alone makes Google Podcasts worth paying attention to.
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Meanwhile, stem cell research holds the promise of eliminating egg harvest.
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But the rewards, at least creatively, promise to be far greater.
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I promise I will do my best, as I always do.
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I promise you this one thing, I&aposm never stopping ever.
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Will those people be lured by the promise of more space?
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And it looks like she's finally making good on her promise.
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Repealing Obamacare was a campaign promise of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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For a couple of blissful years, Uber delivered on its promise.
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But there's a hopeful promise, hinging on the question "What If".
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Barack's vows would not promise riches, but only an interesting life.
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People promise all kinds of things when they run for office.
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Image: ShadowYet until now, there's been a problem with Shadow's promise.
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If we do this, the promise of mobile will be fulfilled.
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"The promise to renew the party seems to work," he added.
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Don't worry – I promise it won't get cold while it rests!
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And, the next year is already filled with ultra bingeable promise.
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And while that may sound scary, we promise it's absolutely painless.
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MIT's "tokamak" fusion reactor seems to promise much cheaper fusion power.
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But Maynard wanted to make sure her mom kept that promise.
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Now the NLD is moving to make good on that promise.
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There really are new video games coming out this month, promise.
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Beyond the top ranks, Cory Booker shows a lot of promise.
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Cuomo delivered his promise speaking Sunday at Harlem's Abyssinian Baptist Church.
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Sanders' promise of a "political revolution" -- will drive the Democratic Party.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan made conservatives a promise on immigration policy.
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"This promise has not yet been fulfilled," the central banker said.
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Also, consider Brienne's promise to Catelyn Stark to protect her girls.
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Run on the promise of building a better future with technology.
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Promise us just this one thing: Don&apost ever grow up.
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It's not only hotel policy, but also the promise she made.
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I promise the photo won't look good and you'll be disappointed.
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Johnson has about 100 days to deliver on his Brexit promise.
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I promise to take the very best care of the kids.
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Space, on the other hand, offers the promise of unlimited resources.
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We are the agency charged with safeguarding its integrity and promise.
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A promise to end austerity came with no explanation of how.
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I had made a promise that I would keep myself pure.
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With USB 33, Intel is finally making good on this promise.
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It may not yet be mainstream — but the promise is clear.
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In retrospect, that feels more like a threat than a promise.
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"What can I tell you, he's kept that promise," said Gutiérrez.
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I promise, this is not what Beyoncé had in mind. 221.
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One such startup that has a lot of promise is Trim.
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Galavis did some rough stuff, but he didn't break a promise.
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Which of the current batch of apps delivers on that promise?
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He's since appeared in Ben-Hur, The Promise, and The Mummy.
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A defeat for China would represent humiliation, and a broken promise.
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The shimmering promise of a still partially uncovered secretive snack lineup?
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Now, we have the promise of Woman With Headscarf and Breastfeeding.
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Eritrean women promise to name their first-born sons after him.
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"I promise to cooperate with the healing process," she told reporters.
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The company said its clinical trial of the treatment showed promise.
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I promise I won't go scrutinizing them on Getty after this.
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Four years ago, what you really only had was the promise.
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I promise you, they will at least pause and consider it.
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" Woodward: "No, it's [inaudible] — it's going to be accurate, I promise.
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Inka and Niclas promise their only real power is meticulous patience.
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"He sees it as a fundamental promise," the official told me.
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Trump's promise to save coal may be a great applause line.
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Those governments, too, promise they will be put to benign use.
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"Promise of the Real is a very beautiful energy," Young says.
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Jeff Clements is a constitutional lawyer and founder of American Promise.
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So far, he seems to be making good on that promise.
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"I can promise you one thing," Delphine says, grabbing Cosima's hand.
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AR glasses promise to untether us from our increasingly hated phones.
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He has made a vague promise to reform the communications law.
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That was the promise, made on behalf of the federal government.
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We promise it doesn't take as long as you might think.
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Go deeper: Trump's pre-existing conditions promise clashes with ACA lawsuit
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Candidates who promise to overturn the system have captured the imagination.
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Facebook's promise to fight fake news is finally starting to work.
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I promise to NOT make a video documenting that flight... LOL!
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Now we have the promise of at least one more season.
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I promise you will never know when you might need it.
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The NCAA's announcement shows promise on giving college athletes' NIL rights.
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Keeping that promise is proving to be a very heavy lift.
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But the company's promise wasn't all that it might have seemed.
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I promise there's only one of these creepy things in it.
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AI and ML have huge promise, but they also have limitations.
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Why did Mr Trump renege on his promise to Mr Bharara?
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Pence insisted that this is about more than a campaign promise.
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Primer can seem like a gimmick, but I promise it isn't.
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Adding Arm support simply extends this promise to an additional platform.
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That was not a word I said, I promise you that.
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She does not promise to build walls, but to control borders.
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And he made a campaign promise to bring American troops home.
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In my next post — my final in this series, I promise!
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All of the above products promise to be nontoxic, of course.
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We won't promise that bodies are never sexualized at nude beaches.
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" And in what sounds like a promise: "things could get messy.
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In labs, all three of these approaches have shown early promise.
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I promise you can&apost get anywhere else in the media.
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Because I still think that it holds a lot of promise.
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I promise myself I'll get back on track after the election.
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It will be, I promise, I guarantee, something very, very different.
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Promise me you will never let them take that from you!
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Now, the next generation of mobile networks holds a similar promise.
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One is that, by your account, your brother made a promise.
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So eero holds up to its promise for me, at least.
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There are two types of people seeking treatment at God's Promise.
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That is part of the core promise of APIs, after all.
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He campaigned on a promise of what he calls "Islamic welfare".
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"The product was too far away from the promise," he said.
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Tsipras was elected last year on a promise to end austerity.
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Headlines Hammond and Davis promise City 'smooth and orderly' Brexit on.ft.
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In the past, Republican presidents always promise to nominate strict constitutionalists.
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