" Guam still mostly uncommitted Also Saturday, Cruz picked up a delegate from the faraway territory of Guam, but the big winner on the island this weekend was "uncommitted.
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"It is significant the 17% [who] say they will remain uncommitted and may indicate that uncommitted will be viable in several precincts," a statement from the group says.
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Every slur and slander from 203 years of unhinged Clinton hatred was dragged before the audience of "uncommitted voters" (is there really such a thing as a Muslim American uncommitted voter?).
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Nola is too unpredictable, unreliable and yes, uncommitted to anything.
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But for now, she remains one of many uncommitted fans.
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Uncommitted delegates are free to decide whom they will support.
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Joe Manchin, who remains uncommitted, is the lone targeted Democrat.
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But in reality, three are Cruz supporters, and two are uncommitted.
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There will be roughly 190 uncommitted delegates at the Cleveland convention.
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But he's as skeptical as anyone of the other uncommitted delegates.
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Ayanna Pressley, the lone holdout, remains uncommitted in the Democratic primary.
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And four other superdelegates from the Democrats abroad group remain uncommitted.
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People who are uncommitted find it easy to make rash decisions.
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The low, 4.4% unemployment rate means there are few uncommitted workers.
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So no matter who wins, 50-something delegates will still be uncommitted.
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Ms. Pollard was in no hurry to end conversations with uncommitted voters.
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The vast majority of Pennsylvania's Republican delegates are technically "unbound" or uncommitted.
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Now, as much as 15%-17% of electorate uncommitted to Trump/HRC.
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The low, 4.4 percent unemployment rate means there are few uncommitted workers.
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Hydoo also has unutilised uncommitted bank facilities of CNY99353bn at end-1H15.
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Kamala Harris, but remained uncommitted since she left the race in December.
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The vast majority of Obama superdelegates came from among the previously uncommitted.
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Nevada's caucus had 12 names on its ballot — 11 candidates and uncommitted.
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That's no longer possible — only 813 pledged delegates and uncommitted superdelegates remain.
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Benitez, himself a delegate, remains uncommitted, as do the other four elected delegates.
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In the new poll Thursday, 14% of those surveyed say they are uncommitted.
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Uncommitted voter and audience member, Karl Becker, stood up and took the microphone.
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" As for sociosexuality, it has to do with "uncommitted and unrestrictive sexual activity.
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If hidden Trump supporters existed, they would have been among this uncommitted group.
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A substantial portion of the public remains uncommitted to voting for either candidate.
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But most of the caucus remains uncommitted ahead of the closed-ballot vote.
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Sometimes, professionals forgo vacation days for fear of appearing uncommitted to their jobs.
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A few of them have selected a college, but many are still uncommitted.
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I asked the uncommitted activists which candidates they are considering at this point.
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The leadership is scrambling to corral uncommitted senators and jump through procedural hoops.
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They also grabbed support from donors who had been uncommitted, these people added.
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Successive presidents had used varying combinations of carrots and sticks toward uncommitted states.
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He contributed to a few sessions but felt uncommitted, instead focusing on other projects.
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As at 6 June 2017 Lenta had RUB23.8 billion of undrawn uncommitted credit lines.
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He expects an average of 50 to 60 uncommitted cargoes per year until 2035.
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There's also a section for "uncommitted" — people who choose not to pick a candidate.
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At that point, there were no more O'Malley supporters, and no one else uncommitted.
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You can catch Uncommitted: Iowa 2020 Podcast on Spotify every Tuesday starting November 12 .
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Base elections are more about rallying your core supporters than about persuading uncommitted voters.
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But sometimes an ingredient can be too young, callow — as yet uncommitted in flavor.
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Sanders was likely helped out by grabbing a few uncommitted and Martin O'Malley backers.
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The FERC also reviews the rates paid by occasional shippers, known as uncommitted tariffs.
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Martin O'Malley (D-Md.) received 7.68," she added, "while 0.48 remained uncommitted after caucusing.
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Another uncommitted superdelegate, David McDonald of Washington, said that compared with eight years ago, Mrs.
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As more and more uncommitted delegates came to Ford's side, the tide turned against Reagan.
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"I wanted to do it for my kids," the uncommitted voter told Mashable on Monday.
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He is utterly unremarkable in still photographs, and his facial hair is uncommitted and arbitrary.
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In Sunday's town hall in St. Louis, half the questions will come from uncommitted voters.
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Pricing on the uncommitted portion is based on Noble's current credit ratings of BB-/Ba250.
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Clinton among the uncommitted (46 percent to 40 percent, with 14 percent refusing to respond).
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But among uncommitted voters, a striking 47 percent selected the better "not to vote" option.
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Those bound to Senator Marco Rubio of Florida became uncommitted when he suspended his campaign.
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Nor will it persuade the uncommitted that now is the time to buy into metals.
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He recently showed up to an early voting location to cast an "uncommitted" caucus card.
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There are times when it would be nice if you really could just pick Uncommitted.
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Yet some Democratic Party officials who remain uncommitted said that after nine months of running, Mrs.
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But there are still another 5 percent or so who will go to the convention uncommitted.
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However, only 17 of those are awarded by statewide vote, while 54 uncommitted delegates are elected.
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Trump also picked up endorsements from two other North Dakota delegates that had previously been uncommitted.
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Cruz, meanwhile, picked up a delegate in Guam, but the territory's other five delegates remain uncommitted.
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It's a long, uncommitted flick of the hand with a heap of connotations attached to it.
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According to the letter, the AATF currently has an uncommitted balance of more than $6 billion.
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There I was, in 1992, an uncommitted delegate to the Maine Democratic State Convention that May.
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I asked the uncommitted activists what they are waiting for before deciding on a presidential candidate.
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But there are still another 327 percent or so who will go to the convention uncommitted.
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Currently, Almagro is hovering near the necessary majority for re-election, with several countries still uncommitted.
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The company has uncommitted, unsecured credit facilities, which Fitch views as a weaker form of liquidity.
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Ingram also has several additional committed and uncommitted receivable financing facilities which can provide further liquidity.
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Fourteen percent of respondents said they are still uncommitted or not sure whom they will support.
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They disgusted even uncommitted voters who thought these attempts to hijack the election were too blatant.
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The loan "replaces uncommitted facilities extended to EGA separately by a number of banks," the company said.
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Votes for "uncommitted" in the Iowa Democratic caucuses of 1972, 1976, 1992 and 1996 were not counted.
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But among uncommitted voters, those figures move to 15 percent more likely and 36 percent less likely.
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She also has support from 571 superdelegates to Mr. Sanders's 48; only about 100 uncommitted superdelegates remain.
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I'm not a joiner by nature, and being uncommitted—to a country, to a cause—suited me.
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Doré on Sunday said that Trump's threat was premature because the 10 delegates in question remain uncommitted.
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Granted, we might expect this uncommitted group to have relaxed attitudes toward showing up on Election Day.
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But they have run into a roadblock in their efforts to win over uncommitted, persuadable party leaders.
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She understood how instinctive it feels to angle away and be just a little aloof and uncommitted.
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John McCain and Rand Paul — "appeared uncommitted," Boltansky wrote in a note to clients on Monday. Sen.
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She's currently uncommitted in McSally's campaign against Democrat Mark Kelly and has no plans to weigh in.
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Do your homework, says Contos, and don't shortchange yourself by working with an uncommitted, part-time agent.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Susan Collins of Maine and Arizona's Jeff Flake, along with uncommitted Democratic Sens.
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Some mentioned Biden, but nearly all of the uncommitted attendees suggested Buttigieg and Warren were their favorites.
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Although Silknet had a GEL173m credit line with this bank at end-2015, this facility is uncommitted.
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Other DNC members believe they have earned their uncommitted vote through years of participation in the party.
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But the biggest fish in the race, the state's Hispanic Republican governor, Brian Sandoval, is so far uncommitted.
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"He's uncommitted," Barr spokesman Rick VanMeter said when asked how his boss would vote after a first ballot.
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Delegate hopefuls will be marked with their chosen candidate or as uncommitted when voters make up their minds.
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Hillary Clinton needs to win just 17 percent of the remaining uncommitted delegates to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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We expect IKKS to frequently draw on an uncommitted ancillary facility separately provided, which currently amounts to EUR17m.
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This is what we would expect if a substantial proportion of uncommitted voters harbor support for Mr. Trump.
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Sanders won with 84 votes, while former Vice President Joe Biden received 48 votes and two went uncommitted.
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Both fought hard for the uncommitted delegates, and Reagan tried, unsuccessfully, to get some rules changed to help him.
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But if they fall short, winning over those uncommitted delegates will be critical at July's GOP convention in Cleveland.
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Meanwhile, Puja said that Indonesia is looking for buyers for 16 to 18 uncommitted LNG cargoes for this year.
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At least 18 Republicans, mostly moderates, said they oppose the health care legislation, and many others remained publicly uncommitted.
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Reach out to uncommitted voters Trump's unique rhetorical style played a huge part in him winning the GOP nomination.
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He could have been the team's biggest star in Rio, with Kobe Bryant retired and LeBron James still uncommitted.
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It turned out that despite the prevalence of Democrats among the uncommitted, this group appeared to favor Mr. Trump.
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Still, his indecision has opened seams for other hopefuls to deliver their messages, without interference, to uncommitted primary voters.
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Eleven other Republicans are vying for the party nomination, and many of the 4,000 delegates voting Saturday are uncommitted.
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They argued that admitting a deep commitment to a romantic relationship would make me look uncommitted to the work.
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So in a contested convention scenario, expect furious efforts by the remaining candidates to woo those few uncommitted delegates.
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Voters for Obama generally backed the "uncommitted" option on their ballots, skewing pollsters' idea of who might turn out.
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Bo Copley, a former coal company employee and an uncommitted registered Republican, confronted Clinton over her plans for coal.
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And in the interim, he'll work to win over those uncommitted delegates to try to get him over the top.
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The uncommitted Republican senators are Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and the retiring Jeff Flake of Arizona.
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But many of these cross-pressured voters, as well as 11% of the overall electorate, remain uncommitted to any party.
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Copper's not there yet but it's finely balanced with uncommitted Chinese players holding the key to the next major move.
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"The proposal leaves the debtors with more leverage, with less liquidity and comes with uncertain and uncommitted financing," he said.
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While Uber stumbles its way toward automating long-haul deliveries, Convoy remains uncommitted on the question of autonomous tractor trailers.
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At least 17 Republicans had announced ahead of the vote they would oppose it, with many others still publicly uncommitted.
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BHP's 4-million tonne mine would cost about $8.5 billion to build, with more than half of that still uncommitted.
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As of January 1, 2016, the Office of Management and Budget reported over $2.7 billion of Ebola funds as uncommitted.
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The New York Times, along with every other major news organization, was trying to keep track of 200 uncommitted delegates.
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It shows up in another way: the large numbers of voters who are voting for "uncommitted" or a minor candidate.
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"It's a subtle but strong message," said Matt Paul, a longtime Democratic Iowa strategist who is uncommitted in the race.
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As Johnson Americanized the war in South Vietnam, he faced an uphill struggle to explain the conflict to uncommitted states.
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The Associated Press reports that Sanders could beat Clinton – if he wins 24 percent of the remaining delegates and uncommitted superdelegates.
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So he's 247 or so away from the magic number, with 581 delegates still uncommitted or at stake in future primaries.
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Costco also had $406 million of availability under uncommitted credit facilities, $5003 million of which was at international operations, at Feb.
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Costco also had $406 million of availability under uncommitted credit facilities, $333 million of which was at international operations, at Feb.
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Later, another uncommitted voter asked whether each candidate could be a devoted president to all the people in the United States.
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He won 28 percent of the vote, far ahead of Bayh and the field, while 37 percent of caucusgoers stayed uncommitted.
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Sanders needs a good result in the state to help make the case to uncommitted superdelegates ahead of the July convention.
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Fast forward to now: Dimon appeared uncommitted to that timing when CNBC asked him about it in a Tuesday media call.
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Twenty percent of respondents said they will support Ted Cruz, while 11% said they planned to remain uncommitted until a later date.
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Workers forgo vacation days for many reasons, including the backlog of work they'll face upon return or the fear of appearing uncommitted.
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This time a Reuters Institute study finds 45% of newspaper articles for Leave and only 27% for Remain (the rest being uncommitted).
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Finnet has also secured an uncommitted revolving credit facility with IDR13bn limit, of which it has used IDR220bn as at end-2016.
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Its total uncommitted biofuel blending cost at the end of the quarter was $127 million, CVR Chief Financial Officer Susan Ball said.
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Now these sources say that those uncommitted contributors are still not convinced they can dedicate their expansive networks to her cause alone.
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That campaign will largely focus on just a few uncommitted Senators in the middle as Republicans only have a 51-49 majority.
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The morning after the primary election, Trump struck an uncommitted tone on the race by tweeting congratulations to both Moore and Strange.
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A poll ordered by the Giffords group last fall found that 59% of uncommitted Democratic primary voters considered guns a top priority.
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Voters can also list the same candidate three times, or they can write in "uncommitted" if their first choice is not viable.
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Aligning major, headline-making achievements more closely with political cycles means that uncommitted decision-makers will find space a sounder political investment.
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"It's hard if you've got two favorites to pick the one you haven't seen," said Rob Sand, the state auditor, who remains uncommitted.
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With the Florida senator now leaving the race, his 7 delegates are likely to become uncommitted, then bound again by the Kentucky delegation.
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This will be partly covered by cash on hand of THB580 million and available uncommitted credit facilities of THB9.9 billion at end-2016.
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But the show doesn't make her a fully realized character: the conflict between the romance and adventure plots leaves her uncommitted to either.
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The president remains uncommitted to signing an agreement ahead of a midnight Friday deadline, although he has said he doesn't want another shutdown.
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The Sanders campaign is projecting optimism to raise hopes among supporters, but there are not enough uncommitted superdelegates to make up his deficit.
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Switching to a contract system drastically reduces Mainline space for uncommitted capacity at a time when shippers have few transportation alternatives, Goodman said.
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Rugala, who is uncommitted, told BuzzFeed News before Biden Owens' speech that he is worried the accusations are "going to hurt" Biden's candidacy.
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This level of current debt compares with USD86 million of cash and marketable securities and USD161.6 million of uncommitted undrawn revolving credit facilities.
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Fitzgerald is the longest-serving state treasurer in the country, and one of the last two uncommitted Democratic officials elected statewide in Iowa.
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Theoretically, it's possible that he could win over some uncommitted delegates, put himself over the top, and avoid a second round of voting.
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He needs to win more than 67 percent of the remaining delegates overall — from primaries, caucuses and the ranks of uncommitted superdelegates — to prevail.
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And Rubio didn't even mention Obama's name once in his speech — all the better to appeal to uncommitted voters who might like the president.
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Trump threatened a lawsuit after 10 of the state's uncommitted delegates, including five who had been bound to Rubio, indicated they would support Cruz.
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The acquisitive company still has $2.5 billion of uncommitted capital for new projects in its other businesses, including olefin, fibres and feedstocks, Lohia said.
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The acquisitive company still has $2.5 billion of uncommitted capital for new projects in its other businesses, including olefin, fibers and feedstocks, Lohia said.
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Instead, pretty much every uncommitted respondent is deciding between just one of the major-party candidates, voting for a third party or staying home.
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Bill Clinton came in fourth in Iowa with 2.8 percent of the vote, behind Tom Harkin, Paul Tsongas and "uncommitted," which had 11.9 percent.
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The district's congressman, Representative Alan Lowenthal, remains one of the few uncommitted Democratic members of the House of Representatives to either Clinton or Sanders.
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The biggest slate yet of totally uncommitted delegates will be selected in North Dakota over the weekend at the state's Republican convention in Fargo.
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For uncommitted shippers, it costs $2.50 per barrel to move light crude from Cushing to Port Arthur or Houston, Texas, on the Marketlink pipeline.
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Four of the former Rubio delegates have since signed an open letter saying they are undecided and plan to stay uncommitted until the convention.
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Ball had approximately $764 million of uncommitted lines available of which $89 million was outstanding and due on demand at the end of 3Q15.
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As of Thursday afternoon, the New York Times reported that 32 were currently committed to voting no and 15 were uncommitted or leaning no.
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The entrance poll measures initial preferences — those can change at the caucus, and uncommitted is an option that received 3 percent support in initial preference.
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"There are hundreds of other superdelegates, by the way, who are uncommitted," Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver told CNN's Suzanne Malveaux in an interview Saturday.
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Development plans that are either uncommitted or funded on-balance sheet can decelerate, while low interest rates also give indebted developers flexibility over construction speeds.
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In fact, this large number of uncommitted superdelegates has made it difficult for Democratic candidates to obtain a majority of committed convention delegates without them.
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As of Thursday evening, the New York Times reported, 33 were committed to voting "no" with 15 more listed as uncommitted or leaning that way.
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Questions remain on how quickly Indonesia can develop infrastructure to absorb gas from these projects, with at least 60 uncommitted cargoes this year and next.
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That's more than double the percentage of uncommitted voters at the same point in the 2012 race between President Obama and Mitt Romney, Reuters said.
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Ironically a number of his targets, who are either opposing the bill in its current form or remain uncommitted, were in the audience here. Sen.
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Ben Sasse, who is uncommitted, joked during a forum that he has a bruise just inside his left collarbone from Cornyn's thumb on his shoulder.
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The team also features top recruits other than the big-name sophomores, including Zaire Williams, one of the top uncommitted recruits in the senior class.
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But because six of New Hampshire's superdelegates are supporting her (the other two are uncommitted), she is effectively tied with Mr. Sanders in the state.
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So, realistically, to pass Trump he needs to nearly double the billionaire's haul among the 874 delegates that haven't been allotted yet or are uncommitted.
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And when prominent Democrats talk this way, it just makes it harder to convince the remaining open-minded and politically uncommitted people of the truth.
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Getting to 50 votes would be difficult too, given the number of Democratic senators who are either opposed to Medicare for All or currently uncommitted.
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While 75 percent said they would realign with another candidate, 17 percent said they would remain uncommitted and 4 percent said they would go home.
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Their opponents, they say, are too close to the men who brought a new level of shame to Albany and too uncommitted to ethics reform.
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One of the wealthiest Democratic megadonors has decided to remain uncommitted to any of the presidential candidates until after the pivotal primaries of Super Tuesday.
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Cover: Uncommitted host and VICE News correspondent Antonia Hylton walks with Dave Helman and Joyce Garretson on the Garretson's 800-acre farm near Salem, Iowa.
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Comparatively, FEHT had just SGD40m of maturities in 2016, supported by a cash balance of SGD18.7m and an uncommitted undrawn revolving facility balance of SGD60m.
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He's supporting Trump not because he's a coward or uncommitted to the vision of governing he proclaims, but precisely because he is committed to it.
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The company also has a $160 million uncommitted revolving letter of credit facility, which at June 30, 2016 had $13 million in letters of credit outstanding.
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Most telling of all, even though Discovery is the first new Star Trek show in more than a decade, CBS seems entirely uncommitted to the series.
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Twenty percent of respondents said they will support Ted Cruz, while 11% said they planned to remain uncommitted until a later date, possibly until the convention.
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But the vast majority have either remained uncommitted or are pledging to vote with their congressional district, which some believe is an iffy promise at best.
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They see athletes as uninformed on the issues, unappreciative of their own financial good fortune, and uncommitted to the single-minded focus demanded within professional sports.
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As the convention began in Kansas City, the presence of uncommitted -- and unpredictable -- delegates meant that nobody could tell which candidate was actually in the lead.
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Speeches are made, but then the supporters of each candidate, as well as those who remain "uncommitted" after the speechifying, huddle in groups indicating their preference.
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"Trump is very popular in our state," said Alec L. Poitevint II, a longtime Republican leader in Georgia and previously a Rubio supporter, but now uncommitted.
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The loans that have Noble Americas as borrower include a $1.5 billion committed loan and a $1 billion uncommitted loan, which lenders can refuse to provide.
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A number of states, including Pennsylvania and Colorado, send large numbers of uncommitted delegates to the convention, making those party regulars especially ripe targets for courtship.
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That is what Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, the top Democrat here in Nevada, acknowledged when he spoke to reporters after voting uncommitted on Saturday.
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"How about this place?" she said, which she always said when they came here for lunch, taking in all the ladies and the rare uncommitted man.
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To me, so much of the pathos of Bach's music lies in the way it gracefully or reluctantly bends toward the inevitable; this choreography remained uncommitted.
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No Near-term Maturities Ball's nearest term maturity, excluding the securitization program, revolver debt and uncommitted lines of credit, are the senior notes due in 2020.
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To manage the higher level of receivables, Ball has entered into committed and uncommitted accounts receivable factoring programs with multiple financial institutions for certain company receivables.
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NAM is the biggest business group yet to publicly support of the agreement, with the most influential of all — the U.S. Chamber of Commerce — still uncommitted.
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Silknet's liquidity is weak as the company relies on uncommitted facilities from its relationship bank to regularly re-finance its amortising debt, so far without disruption.
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Then, in the next cycle, Jimmy Carter in 1976 was a little-known governor of Georgia until he finished second in the Iowa caucuses (behind "uncommitted").
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Alicorp's liquidity is based on a cash position that typically ranges from USD2368 million to USD23349 million and available uncommitted credit lines for more than USD21 million.
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Clinton, her lead over Mr. Sanders in a recent Des Moines Register poll evaporated largely because voters had moved away from her and into the uncommitted column.
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That was more than twice the proportion of uncommitted voters at the same point in the 2012 election between Democratic President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney.
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It also canceled one of its uncommitted rates to ship crude from Colorado City, Texas to the Houston area in April as demand from spot shippers increased.
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Among people who study or write about interpersonal relationships, there's a concept known as sociosexuality, which describes how willing people are to engage in uncommitted sexual relationships.
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The proportion of uncommitted voters that identified as or leaned Democrat was slightly above the proportion that identified as or leaned Republican (49 percent versus 47 percent).
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According to party affiliation, if the currently uncommitted decided to vote for a leading-party candidate, if anything we would expect a slight benefit to Mrs. Clinton.
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This result also suggests that instead of tipping the uncommitted one way or the other, late-breaking negative headlines may simply further decrease turnout among this group.
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If you didn't like subtitles, proponents said, you were watching a movie wrong, you were uncommitted to the film experience, or you were just being intellectually lazy.
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That would mean a brokered convention, in which the votes of uncommitted "superdelegates" or alliances formed among certain candidates are necessary to put someone over the top.
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That would mean a brokered convention, in which the votes of uncommitted "superdelegates" or alliances formed among certain candidates are necessary to put someone over the top.
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In Episode 6 of Uncommitted: Iowa 2020, Vice News met with black mothers in Iowa who shared intimate stories about the racism they experienced while giving birth.
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Reagan had tried to win over uncommitted delegates by announcing, weeks before the Convention, that, if nominated, he'd make Senator Richard Schweiker, of Pennsylvania, his running mate.
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Currently, EI Towers has in place an agreed EUR150 million bank standby line (EUR13 million drawn), comprised as follows: - EUR30m medium term line - due 2020; - EUR120m uncommitted facility.
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Interestingly, the CPD has charged the Gallup Organization, a highly-respected survey research company, with the job of identifying uncommitted voters for the separate, town-hall style debate.
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So he essentially camped out in Iowa for a year, and his strategy worked like a charm when he won (though technically, he came in second behind "uncommitted").
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As for when the game might be released, Bosch remains uncommitted, but when asked if Miegakure could possibly make it out before 2018 is up, there was hope.
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Later Friday evening, Sears announced it has entered into an amendment to an existing credit facility, which will provide the retailer an "uncommitted line" of credit, moving forward.
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Being uncommitted and unbound, Mr. Malae said, was precisely the point for a place like his territory, which has no vote in Congress or in the Electoral College.
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Its total uncommitted biofuel blending cost at the end of the third quarter was $127 million, CVR Chief Financial Officer Susan Ball said during an earnings conference call.
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But basically, some of these delegates slots will become uncommitted (fully free to support whomever they want), while others will be reallocated to candidates still in the race.
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He did not announce it in February, either, or in March, when he was one of only six uncommitted players in the McDonald's high school All-American game.
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He described himself as an enthusiastic but uncommitted Democrat who planned to vote on Tuesday in a primary where the open seat for governor is the headline attraction.
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On foreign policy, Mr. Kushner is more inclined toward intervention in the Middle East while Mr. Bannon would prefer that the United States remain as uncommitted as possible.
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There are currently no uncommitted LNG cargoes expected for 2020, according to Arief Setiawan Handoko, deputy of finance and monetization at oil and gas upstream regulator SKK Migas.
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A slight plurality of voters who'd shown up at the caucuses remained "uncommitted," keeping delegates up for grabs, with some of them supporting a campaign to draft Sen.
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Republican leaders did not see much alternative to meeting the final demands of uncommitted Republican senators since they were under immense pressure to get a win — any win.
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Candidates who fail to draw a minimum threshold of 15 percent of the attendees are deemed inviable, and their supporters move to join another group — or remain uncommitted.
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As individuals, it has been difficult to speak up about how much difficulty we've had at work, for risk of seeming weak, uncommitted, or unwilling to do the job.
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Whether a candidate is pledged to Trump, Cruz, or Kasich, or is uncommitted or pledged to voting along with their congressional district or the state will not be presented.
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The party chairman and vice chairwoman, previously uncommitted superdelegates, announced their support of Clinton in light of the caucus results, giving her the support of all five Guam superdelegates.
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As the 1976 convention approached, Baker began tracking every single one of the approximately 150 uncommitted delegates, those who weren't already bound to vote for either Reagan or Ford.
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Because of his uncommitted play style, we underestimated him and after the more aggressive players used up all their cards fighting each other, he quietly gathered up the points.
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In 1976, Ronald Reagan used his vice presidential pick to attempt to unify the warring factions of his party and pick up uncommitted delegates at the Republican National Convention.
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People who successfully fight for change know how to meet everyone—supporter, opponent, and the uncommitted—where they are; they can speak effectively to anyone on their chosen issue.
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As for Norman, he gets to live the dream: he's now the last star-quality free agent on the market, with tens of millions of cap dollars still uncommitted.
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Louisiana Republican Party executive director Jason Dore told The Hill he hasn't been courted by either campaign and that he will remain uncommitted — and likely undecided — until the convention.
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The lesson from 2008 is that the path to becoming the presumptive nominee includes accumulating support from all delegates (including those who are officially uncommitted until the convention vote).
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Republicans' 1976 convention, a contest in which President Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan had to woo uncommitted delegates before the first ballot vote (Ford won enough), could also qualify.
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Other major unions, including the International Association of Fire Fighters, an early endorser of former Vice President Joe Biden, and the uncommitted AFL-CIO, have made their doubts clear.
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When you look at what has kept the uncommitted GOP senators from making up their minds, it's this period where they may get the answers they are looking for.
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The first show produced under the exclusive deal, "Uncommitted: Iowa 2020," launched last month and tells stories about the upcoming presidential election through the lens of the Iowa caucus.
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Resistance is not about some sort of clairvoyant condemnation of acts yet uncommitted, but rather about the resilience of memory, the rigidity of morality and the depth of wounds.
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In May, it announced that it had closed an up to $1 billion uncommitted asset-based financing facility on its own custom blockchain from Jefferies and WSFS Institutional Services.
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Three Republican senators, enough to defeat the measure in a Senate that Trump's party controls with a slim 52-48 majority, remained uncommitted: Susan Collins, Jeff Flake and Mike Lee.
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There are about 500 delegates in the 10 states that haven't voted yet, and then there are about 83 delegates who are uncommitted and free to support whomever they choose.
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In the second alignment, Steyer looks set for an eighth-place finish: behind "uncommitted," or the number of people who decided not to vote at all the second time around.
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And, just as the Vermont ultraliberal independent is doing today, Reagan schemed to win uncommitted delegates and pry loose pledged ones, creating real suspense at the convention in Kansas City.
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If O'Malley voters don't reach the threshold of 15% to obtain delegates, they can caucus with the supporters of the other two candidates or try to form an uncommitted slate.
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Those who are uncommitted to a candidate are less apt to back Trump, just 18% of those who are undecided or merely leaning toward a candidate say they favor Trump.
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"Joe Biden just needs to keep being Joe like at [Monday night's] town hall," said Robert Wolf, the Democratic mega-donor who has contributed to Biden's campaign but remains uncommitted.
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The campaign will then turn to larger prizes like Pennsylvania, which has a trove of uncommitted delegates who are likely to be a decisive factor in determining the party's nominee.
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With Republicans holding a slim 52-48 majority in the Senate -- and some key Republican senators still uncommitted -- Pence holds the tiebreaking vote in the event of an even split.
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ANTONIA TAMPLIN Bronx To the Editor: On Monday evening I found myself, an uncommitted voter originally from Cleveland, sitting at a bar at a local pizzeria in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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That's the story we're telling in Episode 2 of our new VICE News podcast, "Uncommitted: Iowa 2020," which drops Tuesday on Spotify, hosted by Emmy award-winning correspondent Antonia Hylton.
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Uncommitted partners are more likely to stray than committed partners, making it a good idea to up your mate guarding game when your partner seems less committed to the relationship.
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But as I watched the Clinton delegates on the convention floor that year, it occurred to me that what I really wanted was a demonstration on behalf of the uncommitted.
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He and three other delegates who were formerly bound to Rubio on the first ballot for the nomination have signed a letter saying they will remain uncommitted until the convention.
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But there were some signs on Sunday that Republican senators who will keep him from office are concerned about the electoral impact of shielding the President among uncommitted swing voters.
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Another 45 percent remain uncommitted to their top choice, meaning that any of the top candidates could see significant gains or drops in their support levels before next week's caucuses.
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We're taking on guns and politics in episode 8 of the VICE News podcast "Uncommitted: Iowa 2020," hosted by Emmy award-winning correspondent Antonia Hylton, which drops Tuesdays on Spotify.
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Calvin Tucker, who is running to be a delegate out of the 2nd congressional district, is uncommitted and told CNN that if elected he will not make a decision until July.
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While Trump has had the nomination locked down for weeks, he has now reached the threshold of 1,237 delegates with the help of previously uncommitted delegates who now support his candidacy.
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The 2008 and 2016 DNC conventions weren't "brokered," though, because Democrats since 1984 have allowed a large number of unpledged or uncommitted delegates to attend and vote at the national convention.
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Still 5% of voters say that they are still uncommitted at this late stage, while 10% say they will be voting, but not for either of the two major-party candidates.
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This technique lends the effect of a political cartoon to Dupuy-Spencer's works, which otherwise would exist too much in the abstracted and uncommitted sphere of fine art qua fine art.
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Phil English, a former congressman who represented the northwestern corner of the state and is now running as an uncommitted delegate, said voters want a pragmatic nominee to emerge from Cleveland.
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Meanwhile, the ministry plans to ask liquefied natural gas (LNG) producers to prioritise PGN as a buyer for their uncommitted gas cargoes, instead of offering them on spot markets, Siswanto said.
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So we went to Howard County for Episode 7 of our new VICE News podcast, "Uncommitted: Iowa 2020," which drops Tuesdays on Spotify, hosted by Emmy award-winning correspondent Antonia Hylton.
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They found that uncommitted participants in an online experiment were significantly more likely to back a candidate if the candidate was described as narrowly winning in the polls rather than narrowly losing.
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The uncommitted middle Bergdahl says the cracks in leadership became overwhelming and couldn't accept his leaders' decision-making, being placed in harm's way or the lack of concern for their well-being.
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However, those who remained uncommitted to either major candidate (or to voting) were more likely to view Mr. Trump as more truthful, offering further evidence that he has more support than Mrs.
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Once he entered Congress, there were votes to shield gun manufacturers, a commitment to remaining uncommitted to the Democratic Party, and secret plans to mount a 2012 primary challenge against President Obama.
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We're embedding with one of those ground games for Episode 3 of VICE News' podcast, "Uncommitted: Iowa 2020," which hits your Spotify playlists Tuesday, hosted by Emmy award–winning correspondent Antonia Hylton.
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When the first partial results were finally released, they pointed toward the most inconclusive Iowa outcome since at least 1976, when an uncommitted slate finished first, ahead of eventual nominee Jimmy Carter.
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For episode 10 of VICE News podcast, "Uncommitted: Iowa 2020," which drops Tuesdays on Spotify, host Antonia Hylton reintroduces us to three Iowans who all plan to caucus for very different reasons.
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Ms. Vernon makes a beeline back to Ms. Eaton, the uncommitted voter, and before long, cheers rise up: She has drifted over to the O'Malley corner, welcomed with warm pats on the back.
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Calvin Tucker, who is running to be a delegate out of the state's 2nd congressional district, told CNN on Thursday that if elected he expects to stay uncommitted right up until the convention.
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The debate featured a town-hall format in which Trump and Clinton fielded questions from both a moderator and members of an audience composed entirely of uncommitted voters selected by the Gallup Organization.
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These uncommitted voters appear to be leaning more toward Trump than Clinton, according to the latest poll, though they have not been convinced enough to say they will vote for him in November.
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Indonesian LNG producers have faced an increase in uncommitted cargoes of the super-cooled fuel in recent years amid an expansion of cheap gas production globally and sluggish development of domestic LNG consumption.
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Among Buttigieg supporters, donors, and uncommitted party leaders who spoke to BuzzFeed News this week, there was no sense of the antsiness that often sets in when a campaign cools off or stagnates.
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If Ryan decides to force a vote on Thursday, watch for those uncommitted House Republicans to suddenly find excuses to vote for a bill they may have had principled opposition to mere days ago.
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At end-June 2016, KWG had available cash of CNY20.5bn and unutilised credit facilities (uncommitted) of CNY16bn, which were enough to cover the repayment of its short-term borrowing (CNY5.5bn) and outstanding land premium.
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By the same token, if there are a huge number of uncommitted superdelegates the morning after the last primary, then spending time politicking and trying to court them makes some sense as a strategy.
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After all, the 9% of delegates that are by law arriving uncommitted in Cleveland are going to be the most orthodox of party regulars, hardly prime suspects to be wearing "Make America Great" hats.
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As the convention approached, she and her colleagues were instructed to report regularly what was happening among the uncommitted delegates, including 79-year-old Eliza Sprinkle of Bristol, Va., on the Tennessee state line.
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U+1F958 SHALLOW PAN OF FOOD I love food emoji, which are generally an under-served category, but "shallow pan of food" is just about the softest, most uncommitted food I can think of.
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That issue is likely to play out over and over again, as those looking to block Mr. Trump from capturing the necessary 1,237 delegates to win the nomination look to peel off the uncommitted.
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All told, there could be several dozen totally uncommitted delegates on the convention floor in Cleveland, a tiny fraction of the 1,237 needed to clinch the nomination, but enough to swing a close race.
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It was the first time that an "uncommitted" slate did not win a plurality of the vote, and the last time that an incumbent president would face a real challenge in the Iowa caucuses.
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Democrats believe that the witnesses they already called in the House investigation and hope to hear from in the Senate paint a picture of an unaccountable and corrupt presidency that could scare uncommitted voters.
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Rob Sand, the state auditor and a rising star in the Democratic Party, said he planned to caucus for "uncommitted," a category for those who do not want to align themselves with a candidate.
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For episode 9 of VICE News podcast, "Uncommitted: Iowa 2020," which drops Tuesdays on Spotify, host Antonia Hylton and reporter Jen Kinney spent a weekend with a family that could only exist in Iowa.
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Given the size of his victories in recent weeks, it is highly likely that he will be able to persuade uncommitted delegates that they should and need to support his nomination on the first ballot.
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A victory in the Midwest would bolster Cruz's arguments to uncommitted delegates after California that he would be the candidate better suited to winning the support for Republicans outside the coastal states that lean Democratic.
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The union also wants the city to divert uncommitted property-tax revenues sitting in 150 tax-increment financing district accounts to Chicago Public Schools and to impose neighborhood-specific property tax increases to fund schools.
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I had decided to kiss the guy who later raped me because my boyfriend and I were no longer entirely together, and we both knew that our uncommitted status had allowed my encounter to happen.
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And a dispute in the Virgin Islands could lead to some delegates' being bound to Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump, though all nine of the territory's delegates were initially uncommitted after a March 10 caucus.
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Masket notes that the vast majority of them in Iowa and nationally he spoke to are uncommitted, and, of course, interviews of this nature are not guaranteed to be representative of the larger activist pool.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told senators in the meeting he did not currently have the votes to block Democrats from calling witnesses at the trial because some Republicans remained uncommitted, several media outlets reported.
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At the moment, Republican leaders lack the votes to ensure passage of their bill to repeal and replace the law, and they are still modifying it in hopes of gaining support from uncommitted Republican senators.
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For instance, if he wins 89 of New York's delegates he'll be 391 away from the nomination, and would have to win just 53 percent of the remaining unbound and uncommitted delegates to get there.
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This year, however, both candidates appear to have a bigger opportunity to shake up the race and improve their numbers in the final weeks, given that a larger proportion of the electorate appears to be uncommitted.
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With many of the candidates either choosing to remain uncommitted or waiting on their congressional district's choice to make their own, the contest for the delegates' loyalties is expected to extend well past next week's primary.
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Accusations of whitewashing and cultural appropriation have dogged some recent adaptations, and the resulting works are often rejected by critics as confusing and uncommitted, and by fans as sloppy, compromised, and disrespectful to the original work.
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In fact, at the caucus I attended in Ankeny, an upscale Des Moines suburb, Andrew Wollums initially caucused as "Uncommitted" (a permissible option in Iowa) and then sat there alone and unmoving on the second round.
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"The Northam strategy is talk Trump, but don't just talk Trump," said Stephen Farnsworth, a professor of political science at the University of Mary Washington, noting that Northam seeks to broaden his appeal to uncommitted voters.
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It took us almost half an hour, but in the end we counted 177 for Sanders, 225 for Clinton, 17 for O'Malley, and 14 who were uncommitted—a number that does not add up to 435.
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After the polls closed on Saturday, he said the messages he shared with the 60 voters assigned to him had helped persuade 47 of them to vote for the B.J.P., including 13 who were previously uncommitted.
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Sufficient Liquidity: At end-June 2016, KWG had available cash of CNY20.5bn and unutilised credit facilities (uncommitted) of CNY16bn, which were enough to cover the repayment of its short-term borrowing (CNY5.5bn) and outstanding land premium.
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That's the story political reporter Evan McMorris-Santoro and producers Kate Osborn and Sophie Kazis are telling in Episode 5 of our VICE News podcast, " Uncommitted: Iowa 2020," hosted by Emmy award-winning correspondent Antonia Hylton.
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For instance, North Dakota chose its 25 uncommitted delegates at a state convention this weekend, and by all accounts Ted Cruz did a much better job at electing his supporters to those slots than Trump did.
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At end-June 2016, KWG had available cash of CNY13 billion and unutilised credit facilities (uncommitted) of CNY16 billion, which were enough to cover the repayment of its short-term borrowing (CNY5.5 billion) and outstanding land premium.
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"The group continues to face significant credit constraints and availability under its uncommitted bank facilities saw a material decline over the nine months to 265504 September 26," the embattled company said in its results statement on Thursday.
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Unlike in past cycles, caucusgoers that join the "uncommitted" groups at the beginning of the night could get stuck there if those groups are considered viable (in most precincts, that means notching at least 15 percent support).
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The results of the Ipsos survey, which showed Fujimori climbed 2.4 points in a week, were broadcast just before a presidential debate in which she confidently attacked Kuczynski as "elitist" and uncommitted to helping the country's poor.
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Indonesia is oversupplied with the super-cooled fuel, and had 63 uncommitted cargoes of LNG for 2017 delivery from Indonesia's Tangguh and Bontang projects, Wiratmaja Puja, the country's Director General of Oil and Gas, said in October.
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However, a number of moderate Democrats, some affiliated with Mr. Biden and others uncommitted, said it was Mr. Buttigieg, Ms. Klobuchar and Mr. Steyer who were only helping Mr. Sanders by staying in the race as spoilers.
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The bulk of these party leaders are keeping quiet about whom they support, either vowing to go to the convention uncommitted or, like Costello, saying they'll support whoever wins their district, at least on the first ballot.
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Liquidity is mainly supported by the company's cash balance of THB2.4 billion, its strong cash flow from operations as well as its relationship with banks with large uncommitted revolving facilities, and strong access to debt capital markets.
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The Trump administration may have leaks (and leakers) in its cross-hairs, but the fact is that leaked documents continue to fill the information void left by an administration as uncommitted to transparency as any in living memory.
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The pipeline established uncommitted spot rates at $7.503 per barrel and committed rates for anchor shippers at $1.70, while committed non-anchor shippers will be charged $1.75 a barrel, Sunrise said in a U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission filing.
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A document obtained by Reuters this week indicated that the government is working on 88 uncommitted Congressmen and has asked businessmen to help convince the wavering lawmakers on the need to pass the bill to recover the country's credit ratings.
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Either way, against an evasive opponent who leans deep, the double jab can be a life saver—keeping the advancing fighter relatively safe and uncommitted while drawing the intention out of the defensive fighter without the need for a power punch.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's plans to lobby uncommitted delegates and shore up his foreign policy credentials, John Kasich's long view and how Senate Democrats are prepping (their ad dollars) for November: it's all a part of our "Inside Politics" forecast.
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Twelve delegates were already awarded at county meetings last month -- and nine of them are to Cruz backers, with one for Trump, one for Marco Rubio (who told CNN she would vote for Cruz on a second ballot) and one uncommitted.
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A delegate adviser to team Trump said the campaign's Washington office will soon begin micro-targeting uncommitted delegates, with the hopes of convincing those soon to be in-demand party regulars that the GOP front-runner understands their individual concerns.
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But the Associated Press reached out to a number of the party's uncommitted delegates—those who are free to vote for whomever they choose at the convention—and got enough of them to pledge support for the party's presumptive nominee.
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LIQUIDITY Ample Liquidity: Want Want had CNY12 billion in cash and cash equivalents and sufficient undrawn uncommitted bank facilities totalling CNY8 billion at end- 2016, compared with its debt balance of almost CNY10 billion (of which CNY4 billion is current borrowings).
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Kennedy doesn't have such a solid record to brag about… Over the course of his 16 years in state government and three separate Senate bids, Kennedy has swung wildly from a liberal Democrat in 2004 to an uncommitted moderate in 2008.
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In addition to that, Cruz would have to haul in delegates in states like Indiana and Pennsylvania, perform respectably in West Virginia and the proportional states, clean up at the Colorado and Wyoming conventions, and win lots of the uncommitted delegates.
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At least two Republicans are thought to be uncommitted to voting for the budget plan: Senators Rand Paul of Kentucky and John McCain of Arizona, who is being treated for brain cancer but is expected to be in Washington this week.
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The outreach has involved meetings and telephone calls with supporters of Biden and Pete Buttigieg — as well as uncommitted DNC members — in Virginia, Texas, Florida, Oklahoma and North Carolina, according to one of the strategists who participated in meetings and calls.
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She's been drawing the biggest crowds of her campaign, including some 1,100 people to a Sunday rally in Nashua, N.H. Her supporters are optimistic she can draw in undecided voters, and polls have shown about a third of voters are still uncommitted.
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"He needs to demonstrate that he truly is going to support our other Republican candidates, and that he realizes how important it is to keep control of the Senate," said Mary Ann Meloy, an unbound delegate from Pennsylvania who is still uncommitted.
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"The bottom line is that being an uncommitted delegate gives you the ability to take all the facts into consideration," said Ms. Meloy, who lives in Harmar Township outside Pittsburgh and got her start in politics volunteering for Richard M. Nixon in 1968.
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"There's no commitments from any of these delegates — the Rubio delegates or the others — that they're going to go for Cruz or for Trump," said Doré, an unbound delegate who plans on remaining uncommitted until the Republican National Convention in Cleveland next July.
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And it will be difficult for Patrick's campaign to build a broad fundraising network this late in the primary, a Democratic bundler based in New York said, at a time when some donors are uncommitted but many others have chosen candidates to support.
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By the time Trump announced his candidacy, in June 2015, Sessions was officially uncommitted but privately of the view that Trump was best suited to tap into the movement that he, Miller and Bannon discussed over dinner more than two years earlier.
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"I understand that one proposal before the DNC Rules Committee is to deny uncommitted Delegates (Members of Congress, DNC Members, Governors, former Presidents and DNC Chairs) the RIGHT TO VOTE in our presidential nominations at our National Conventions, on the first vote," the memo begins.
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" And Jerry Crawford, a veteran Iowa strategist who remains uncommitted to a candidate but has taken a liking to Booker, said the senator's October speech at the state Democratic Party's annual fall gala was "as strong an appearance as I've ever seen in Iowa.
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His goal is to accumulate enough delegates by the end of the California primary so that he has the 1,237 he needs, or that he is close enough to be able to sway enough uncommitted delegates in the weeks leading up to the convention.
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But this labor is often invisible, with many mothers who work for pay outside the home in particular left feeling that they must avoid making their mom-lives key components of their professional identities — lest they be viewed as uncommitted or unfit for the job.
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A spokesman for the Secretary of State's Office told the Star Tribune that while parties are allowed to request a space for write-in candidates or for voters to choose that delegates to the national convention are uncommitted, the party did not do so.
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If Bernie Sanders had obtained more support among party leaders and elected officials months ago and slowly built their support throughout the campaign, he might be able to rely on the chance of a last-minute surge in superdelegate support to gather remaining uncommitted votes.
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Trump woos suburban voters Yet Trump also put himself across as a rare politician who keeps his promises -- a powerful source of attraction for his supporters and an appeal to suburban uncommitted voters who he needs to convince he is worth a second term.
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"If you demand that engaged and committed parents send their children to school with the children of disengaged and uncommitted parents, then you are obligated to explain why this standard applies to low-income black and brown parents — and only to them," Pondiscio writes.
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"Homeless LNG accounts for more than a quarter of expected supply through 2025," said Jason Feer of energy brokerage and consultancy Poten & Partners at the same event, with a good portion of those uncommitted cargoes expected by analysts to go into the spot market.
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To be sure, if our reporting going forward suggests a massive superdelegate defection away from Secretary Clinton to either uncommitted or to Senator Sanders and she were to fall below the 2,383 threshold, we would certainly be reporting that story in depth across all of our platforms.
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LIQUIDITY Sufficient Liquidity: Fitch expects Future Land to maintain sufficient liquidity, with available cash of CNY11.2bn and unutilised credit facilities (uncommitted) of CNY34bn at end-June 2016 to cover repayments on its short-term debt of CNY4.2bn and Fitch-estimated 2016 outstanding land premium of CNY20bn.
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From a former congressman turned lobbyist in Erie to a gastroenterologist in Philadelphia, the uncommitted, unbound delegates chosen in Pennsylvania's 113 congressional districts to represent the state at the national convention in July were examples of just how unpredictable and counterintuitive the nominating process can be.
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The movie has to be one of the unluckiest passion projects in history: In a three-decade stretch, Gilliam, now 78, endured several financing stops and starts, a rotating cast of committed and uncommitted cast members, and a brutal flash flood that wiped out an entire set.
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Sessions holds views that are hostile to reproductive rights and, as a result, I fear he may be uncommitted to punishing wrongdoers through the FACE Act and may not direct federal law enforcement to protect people, such as myself, my staff and most importantly, our patients.
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The caucus process for Democrats is a two-stage affair: After an initial count of each candidate's support in the room, those whose chosen candidate has the backing of less than 281% of those in the room must either choose someone else to support or elect to remain uncommitted.
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The spotlight may have been on Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in the second presidential debate, but both candidates were overshadowed by one "uncommitted voter" in a red pullover (which happened to be his Plan B outfit – he split the pants of an olive suit getting into his car).
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First Alignment Votes Final Alignment Votes S.D.E. Buttigieg 50 56 03 Warren 0 51 0.4667 Sanders 0 44 0.4667 Klobuchar 30 39 0.4667 Steyer 13 0 0 Patrick 41 0 0 Biden 25 0 0 Uncommitted 2 03 0 Gabbard 1 0 20 First Alignment Votes Final Alignment Votes S.D.E. Buttigieg 20 22 20 Warren 20 21 03 Sanders 20 229 22020 Klobuchar 30 39 0.4667 Steyer 50 0 0 Patrick 0 0 0 Biden 25 0 0 Uncommitted 2 0 0 Gabbard 1 0 0 By The New York Times The Times is continuing to report the Iowa Democratic caucus results as released by the party and has alerted the party to an extensive list of precinct errors.
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"The combination of a big win in Indiana and uncommitted delegates from Pennsylvania and other states should be enough to put Trump ahead of the 1,237-delegate mark, even if he encounters a few bumps in the road later on," FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver wrote after Trump was declared the winner.
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In an alarming tactical setback for Mr. Trump, The Wall Street Journal reported last week that he might harvest fewer delegates from his primary win in Louisiana than Senator Ted Cruz, whose campaign has aggressively picked off delegates who are uncommitted or apportioned to candidates no longer in the race.
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If a caucusgoer&aposs first-choice candidate doesn&apost break the delegate threshold on the first alignment, they can either switch their preference to a candidate who is viable in their precinct, be an uncommitted caucusgoer, or try to combine forces with other caucusgoers to make their first-choice candidate viable.
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Former Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidThe Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina Democratic insiders stay on the sidelines in 2020 race Harry Reid calls for end to all caucuses MORE (D-Nev.), the most influential Democrat in Nevada, chose uncommitted delegates on his early voting ballot.
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But, so far, his staying power means he's going to make Clinton fight for every delegate without really endangering her front-runner status, buttressed as it is by the support of superdelegates, those "uncommitted" party officials whose overwhelming pledged support means Sanders needs to outperform Clinton even to get to a tie.
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Members of Mr. Trump's House Leadership Committee, with Representatives Chris Collins of New York and Duncan D. Hunter of California as chairmen, will hold a meeting at a private club in Washington on Thursday with about a dozen House members, a mix of Trump supporters and those who remain uncommitted to a candidate.
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Researchers in Hong Kong tested a similar idea: They rounded up a bunch of men and divided them into two groups: In the "committed" group, the men were able to choose a woman to go on a date with, and in the "uncommitted" group, the men were randomly paired with a woman.
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"While we don't expect a significant number of current Netflix customers to defect to Amazon Instant Video, it is likely that Amazon and Netflix will divide the remaining uncommitted market on a roughly equal basis, severely impacting Netflix's continued domestic growth," Michael Pachter, an analyst with Wedbush, wrote in a note Monday.
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He carried a card that bore a tally of Republican votes on the question, and warned that he did not yet have enough to block an expected Democratic move to call witnesses because some Republicans remained uncommitted, according to people familiar with the meeting who were not authorized to discuss it publicly.
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Former Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidThe Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina Democratic insiders stay on the sidelines in 2020 race Harry Reid calls for end to all caucuses MORE, the most influential Democrat in the Silver State, voted for uncommitted delegates when he cast his early ballot.
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On the other side are two dozen states that remain opposed or uncommitted to the proposed settlement, setting the stage for contentious legal battles over who bears responsibility for a public health crisis that has claimed the lives of nearly 400,000 people between 1999 and 2017, according to the latest U.S. data.
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While the popularized libertarian ideological summary of "socially liberal and fiscally conservative" or more comedic version of "libertarians: keeping republicans out of your bedroom and democrats out of your wallet", strikes a superficial chord with many Americans, the core philosophical tenets of libertarianism are most likely either foreign or indigestible to many uncommitted voters.
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"I really want to be sure the person who I ultimately support is going to take a hard look at diversity and ensure they are reaching out to all communities, particularly people of color and women," said Lucy Flores, a former Nevada state legislator and U.S. congressional candidate who backed Sanders last time but is uncommitted for 2020.
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If a caucusgoer's first-choice candidate doesn't break the delegate threshold on the first alignment, they can either switch their preference to a candidate who is viable after the first round, try to combine forces with other caucusgoers to make their original first-choice candidate viable on the second alignment, or categorize themselves as an uncommitted caucusgoer.
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"While I think Iowa is a good place to get your feet wet, New Hampshire is a good place to get your feet wet, South Carolina is a place where you dive in the political pool and really start to swim," says Antjuan Seawright, a South Carolina-based Democratic strategist who is uncommitted in the race.
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The 172 Republican delegates up for grabs in the state's June 7 primary, which in most years has taken place well after the party's presidential standard-bearer was known, will determine whether Donald J. Trump can clinch the nomination on the last day of voting and avoid having to wrangle uncommitted delegates at the national convention in July.
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In Maine, where Sanders won the state caucuses by a landslide margin, a group of more than a dozen activists and pro-Sanders delegates to the national convention met Monday evening to discuss ways to win over the handful of Maine superdelegates who are supporting Clinton or remain uncommitted despite the overwhelming popular vote for Sanders.
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For both Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Hillary Clinton, winning over their uncommitted partisans will be the key to the outcome.
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The ability to pour that much money into ads not only enables Mr. Bloomberg's campaign to pump out millions of messages a week, it also allows for more precise targeting to individual groups of uncommitted voters — whether that's women in the suburbs concerned about gun violence or more fiscally conservative people who are alarmed at the nation's rapidly expanding deficit.
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I've committed, uncommitted, and recommitted to apps like Flux, to adjust the color temperature of my screen; Time Out, for reminders to look away every so often (every 20 minutes for 20 seconds at a time); WriteRoom or the dark theme in Bear, so I can type white text onto a blank, black screen; and most recently HazeOver, which dims other windows I'm not actively working in.
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The fact that the two campaigns have begun to engage more directly suggests each has begun to view the other as its primary competition for votes, and that they hope to be able to win over New Hampshire voters in the eleventh hour — a strategy that may bear fruit given a recent CNN poll found nearly half of New Hampshire voters to be uncommitted.
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The candidate profiles have changed, but a similar upset for El-Sayed -- front-runner Gretchen Whitmer, a former state Senate minority leader, won a quick round of labor endorsements (though the United Auto Workers have remained notably uncommitted) and led heavily in early polling -- would confirm to the Democratic left that its populist playbook for the upper Midwest, and possibly beyond, is a sustainable one.
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That leaves Sherpa's LPs with roughly three options, should Pishevar's current status drag on: suspend the fund, in which case the remaining team would work with Sherpa's LPs on a new game plan; terminate Sherpa's active funds, which would require a supermajority of the firm's LPs to demand that any uncommitted capital be returned to them and potentially for the firm to liquidate its current positions; or let things ride for now and see how this plays out.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - TransCanada Corp on Thursday filed with U.S. energy regulators to cut its spot rates to transport crude from Hardisty, Alberta, Canada to Port Arthur and Houston, Texas, just a month after filing to establish a new international tariff: The company said it would now charge uncommitted shippers $8.28 a barrel to ship light crude and $9 to ship heavy crude from Hardisty to Port Arthur and Houston, according to a filing with the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission In the initial January filing, Transcanada said it would charge uncommitted shippers $9.20 a barrel to ship light crude and $10 to ship heavy crude from Hardisty to Port Arthur and Houston The new rates would be effective March 1, the filing said Alberta curtailed 325,000 barrels per day (bpd) in January to drain a glut of crude in storage that was caused by congested pipelines, but has eased the curtailments modestly for February and March, citing faster-than-expected results as differentials narrowed rapidly from record lows "I think this was pre-emptive," one trader said, referring to the reduction in rates as a way for TransCanada to boost flows on Keystone.
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Though many have since focused on the insults traded, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's ominous threats, and even his non-verbal aggression, the final question of the night — a lesson for the final few weeks of the campaign — seems to have been lost: uncommitted voter Karl Becker pleading with the candidates to frame their rhetoric towards each other positively.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - Investment property EBITDA/gross interest expense falls below 4.0x on a sustained basis (2016: 6.0x) - There is an aggressive expansion in China with heightened execution and financial risk - Material weakening of Swire Pacific's non-property business, which may require Swire Properties to increase its support to the group LIQUIDITY Ample Liquidity: Swire Properties had a cash balance of HKD1.7 billion, undrawn committed facilities of HKD8.5 billion and undrawn uncommitted facilities of HKD5003 billion at end-2016, which is more than sufficient to cover its short-term debt of HKD7.5 billion.
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Negative: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - Investment property EBITDA/gross interest expense falls below 267x on a sustained basis (296: 27234x) - There is an aggressive expansion in China with heightened execution and financial risk - Significant weakening of Swire Pacific's non-property business which may require Swire Properties to increase its support to the Group LIQUIDITY Healthy liquidity: Swire Properties had a cash balance of HKD2852bn, undrawn committed facilities of HKD22852bn and undrawn uncommitted facilities of HKD29935bn as of end-20153, which is more than sufficient to cover its short-term debt of HKD22015bn.
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Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - Investment property EBITDA/gross interest expense falls below 4.0x on a sustained basis (2016: 5003x) - There is an aggressive expansion in China with heightened execution and financial risk - Material weakening of Swire Pacific's non-property business, which may require Swire Properties to increase its support to the group LIQUIDITY Ample Liquidity: Swire Properties had a cash balance of HKD1.7 billion, undrawn committed facilities of HKD8.5 billion and undrawn uncommitted facilities of HKD1.1 billion at end-2016, which is more than sufficient to cover its short-term debt of HKD7.5 billion.
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