"Commitment to openness, commitment to transparency, commitment to fair competition and, of course, commitment to environmental sustainability as well," he said.
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Green commitment Google has a strong commitment to renewable energy.
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A commitment to fiscal responsibility is a commitment to public health.
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This was my commitment, and the commitment ends with the elections.
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He released two albums, The Commitment (20) and The Commitment 29 (22019).
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You are financially ready: Commitment to getting a pet includes financial commitment.
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"NATO's security guarantee is a treaty commitment and all allies have made a solemn commitment — a solemn commitment — to defend each other," Mr. Stoltenberg said.
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The deal is, trustworthiness ... you start with commitment, at least a verbal commitment.
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And by "the commitment of a dog," I meant a commitment to me.
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Working out regularly requires a commitment, and keeping that commitment is an accomplishment.
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Kraus was a commitment-phobe, and Lindsay was a woman sick of commitment-phobes.
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"We've got a unity of commitment and an ability to execute on the commitment."
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Being active requires commitment, and for some people, that commitment can seem too much.
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Money should not be able to buy our commitment and passionate commitment to democracy.
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We'll see if anybody else makes that commitment, but that's the commitment I'm making.
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And then you look-, I mean, the commitment you make is not a commitment to a single person-, JK: Or a single regime, it's a commitment to people.
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You can get a Shadow instance for £26.95 per month with a one-year commitment, £32.95 per month for a three-month commitment and £39.95/month without any commitment.
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" –Jolie, to Reuters, in July 2010 "Children are clearly a commitment, a bigger commitment [than marriage].
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I really respect her — just her commitment to femininity, and her strong commitment to her ideas.
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"The commitment needs a time line and without one the commitment isn't totally serious," he said.
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" Asked if he had any final thoughts, he joked, "The commitment is real, the commitment is real.
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That is a shocking indictment on the commitment of governments and the commitment of national police themselves.
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Hachette has, however, made a commitment of confidentiality to Anonymous and we intend to honor that commitment.
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In addition to its commitment to gender equality, Kurdistan has also shown its commitment to minority rights.
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"Where I come from," he said, "if you sign up for a commitment, you complete that commitment."
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Lenin was a strategic genius who understood that a commitment to an ideal of perfect justice is a commitment to making things worse to make them better or it's no commitment at all.
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"I would tell my party to get its house in order, get together, knuckle down, and make sure that our first commitment, last commitment and only commitment is to the country," she said.
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The Viking commitment to a seafaring life was also a commitment to expend a lot of natural resources.
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My commitment to these values, as well as Epiphany's commitment to these values, have been and remain constant.
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But government does need to show a sustained commitment to transparency and a commitment to cleaning up governance.
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What most countries did was submit a worthless commitment, or a commitment to proceed with business as usual.
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" Then he went a step further: "Part of the commitment to multidisciplinary thinking was a commitment to independence.
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I'm curious where that commitment is coming from or if you even see the commitment in that way.
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Those are increasing the number of psychiatric hospitals and reforming procedures for involuntary commitment (known as "civil commitment").
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The $300 million commitment to South Africa's tech ecosystem signals a strong commitment by Naspers to its home market.
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Hachette has "made a commitment of confidentiality to Anonymous and we intend to honor that commitment," the statement said.
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"It does not impact our commitment to Afghanistan, our commitment to the mission, and seeing this through," he said.
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"A commitment is a commitment ... and we have to honor this commitment if we want to restore and enhance credibility," said Chouliarakis, referring to the current primary surplus targets set in its bailout up to 2018.
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"China has given a commitment of not engaging in so-called militarization, and we will honour that commitment," Wang said.
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"China has given a commitment of not engaging in so-called militarization, and we will honor that commitment," Wang said.
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The Confederacy's commitment to slavery and the Union's commitment to expansion were different versions of the same story of imperialism.
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"We didn't sit around, when they (P5+1) reduced their commitment (to JCPOA), we also reduced our commitment," Rouhani said.
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Our commitment to integrity, our commitment to diversity and inclusion, to respecting our teammates — that's what makes this business work.
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In the country of the Holocaust, the commitment against hate speech is as fierce as the commitment to free speech.
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Without a commitment from Speaker Ryan comparable to the commitment from Leader McConnell, this package does not have my support.
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The new loan offers lenders fees of 13 bps for a minimum commitment of $25 million, 60 bps for a minimum commitment of $15 million and 45 bps for a minimum commitment of $10 million, the sources said.
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Even with Berkeley's commitment to hosting the event, Chancellor Carol T. Christ wonders how far the university's financial commitment should go.
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That new commitment, the company explained, starts with changing its notoriously opaque policies and products to better reflect this newfound commitment.
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GRANT: WE ARE, BUT WE'RE FOCUSED – MY PERSONAL COMMITMENT TO THIS, THE COMMITMENT OF MY TEAM, IS TO DO TWO THINGS.
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His commitment to fighting tyranny in Europe doesn't look quite as principled when contrasted with his commitment to maintaining it elsewhere.
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At the core of such training must be a much stronger commitment to ethics, values and a commitment to community service.
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Truly, substantively, I've been impressed by his, not rhetorical commitment, but his firm commitment to get serious about an infrastructure bill.
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When we as believers made a commitment to follow Christ, that commitment included sacrificing all and following Him even unto death.
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"If they've made a commitment to try a case, after that commitment is made, they don't change their minds," he said.
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Because a commitment to preserving this program is a commitment to the strength of our communities, our states and our nation.
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There is a commitment, an absolute commitment from me, the House and the Senate to find a way to fix PEIA.
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"To share his 1,200th trap was an honor and, to me, symbolic of what we hold dearest as naval aviators – commitment to our craft, commitment to mission accomplishment, and commitment to one another," said Hockycko in a news release.
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"I don't believe [McConnell] made any commitment whatsoever, and I think it would be foolhardy to believe he made a commitment," Sen.
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So that commitment, that level of commitment, of course, is something that is a real benefit for everyone who works at Lego.
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Those jobs will "provide advice with respect to commitment development and commitment improvement" and continue "to facilitate introductions and partnerships between members."
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" Hachette, for its part, said it had made a commitment of confidentiality to the author "and we intend to honor that commitment.
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Also, another key point is commitment to long-term investment by companies and commitment to encouraging and protecting those investments by investors.
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"Hachette has … made a commitment of confidentiality to Anonymous and we intend to honor that commitment," the publisher said in its response.
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The country may have made a commitment in words, but it has in many ways failed to fulfill that commitment with actions.
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Every single one of these candidates offer strength, commitment to the common good and a commitment to (and knowledge of) the Constitution!!!
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There is nothing about a generic commitment to sex equality that inevitably includes commitment to equalities across racial, ethnic, religious, or class lines.
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With the February 220 commitment deadline fast approaching, some investors say they should be in negotiations to extend the maturity of their commitment.
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"We would certainly welcome a greater commitment, or frankly, any commitment from Republicans in Congress in responding to this situation," Mr. Earnest said.
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North Korea is very unlikely to denuclearize without a commitment by the United States to drastically reduce its military commitment to northeast Asia.
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"Regardless of how religious commitment or prosperity are measured, the general pattern holds: Religious commitment is lower in places where life is easier."
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I guess we're not going to know until November 2018 for sure if the commitment is long-term and the commitment is real.
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When you make a commitment to someone else, it's a commitment to ask their opinion and listen and work it out with them.
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"You get people to make a small commitment, and then they&aposre more likely to make a big commitment later on," he said.
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The commitment to vet Syrian refugees for "poison" threatened to get in the way of the moral commitment to welcome people fleeing danger.
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Nadella's invite is meant to commemorate his company's commitment to computer science education, which he bolstered through a $75 million commitment in September.
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"(The attacks do) not impact our commitment to Afghanistan, our commitment to the mission and seeing this through and our commitment about making sure that the Afghan national security forces have what they need to deal with this particular enemy," he told CNN.
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But now, all of Liza's declarations of commitment and fidelity are out there, no matter how much she swears it's platonic commitment and fidelity.
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The two other tiers are a bit cheaper in the U.S. — $39.95/month for a three-month commitment and $49.95/month with no commitment.
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He cannot, on the one hand, profess a commitment to Israel's security while, on the other choosing to ignore Iran's commitment to Israel's annihilation.
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The administration "made the US commitment knowing full well that there's no way the United States is going to meet that commitment," he says.
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It's easy to make a commitment right now, but we'll make sure they stay true to that commitment if they ever get power again.
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"Our nation's servicemembers deserve a commitment to protect their health and wellbeing that is worthy of their commitment to protect our country," they wrote.
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"Our proposal is clear: commitment for commitment; violation for violation; threat for threat; and step for step, instead of talk for talk," he said.
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"There is continued overwhelming bipartisan commitment in the United States of America in both political parties to maintain our commitment to NATO," he said.
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I think people hate the idea that they will make a commitment and then be sorry they made it, even it's a trivial commitment.
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"I don't believe he made any commitment whatsoever and I think it would be foolhardy to believe that he made a commitment," said California Sen.
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"But the commitment of one company is not enough," Stephenson writes, as if the company's commitment was not only real, but the only one extant.
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And Sessions's commitment to the policies that first attracted him to Donald Trump's presidential campaign certainly appears to outstrip his commitment to President Donald Trump.
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"His commitment to working across the aisle has not diminished in any way his commitment to advancing the civil rights of all people," Carper added.
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Our demonstrated commitment to the Reuters Trust Principles of fair, accurate and reliable journalism is unwavering, and we apologize for departing from that commitment here.
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Coats said on Thursday that Kim had made a commitment to denuclearize and that he and other senior officials had continued to reassert that commitment.
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But increasingly, liberal Jews, especially younger ones, feel they are being asked to choose between their commitment to progressive values and their commitment to Israel.
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"This commitment is to every family that entrusts us with them, and a commitment to Israeli society who puts their trust in us," he said.
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" How we reviewed it: A.O. Scott wrote that the film was "sincere in its commitment to nihilism, but coy about the implications of that commitment.
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A commitment to safer streets is a commitment to the public good; it puts the needs of the collective above the convenience of the individual.
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Why it matters: The move shows a new commitment to devices that run Microsoft's software and services above and beyond the firm's commitment to Windows.
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"We represent the American people, we represent America's values, our commitment to freedom, our commitment of equal treatment of people the world over," he said.
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The planet of commitment and boundaries, Saturn, ends its retrograde today, moving you forward in your relationships—what do you want commitment to look like?
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"Without a commitment from Speaker Ryan, comparable to the commitment from Leader McConnell, this package does not have my support," Pelosi said in a statement.
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Clearly, this year's commitment to shorten the show -- which still ran beyond three hours -- isn't going to fade away, given ABC's commitment to that strategy.
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"Without a commitment from Speaker Ryan comparable to the commitment from Leader McConnell, this package does not have my support," Pelosi said in a statement.
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"I didn't want her to lack sexuality; she just was making a commitment, and this kind of commitment is just unpopular in our society," Rodriguez said.
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Companies must perform documented due diligence of business partners, inform business partners of the company's commitment to compliance, seek a reciprocal commitment, and monitor continued compliance.
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At a time when America's commitment to Europe is in question, Europe's commitment to America and to a common security architecture could be fracturing in response.
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Despite leading the union during a very difficult time, Bill maintained his integrity and commitment, a commitment that extended into many more years of board service.
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The Shadow service costs $34.95 a month with a one-year service commitment, $260 for a three-month one, or $212 a month with no commitment.
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BUT SECONDLY, THEY MADE A COMMITMENT TO DO THAT RE-REGULATION WITH A COMMITMENT NOT TO PUT UP PROTECTIONIST BARRIERS FOR THE FREE FLOW OF CAPITAL.
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EMANUEL: There is a decent amount of anxiety in this town about the U.S. commitment to NATO versus the commitment or the working relations to Moscow.
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Again, it's unlikely that the Hawks will go this route; it's a commitment, and a commitment to at least a year of having very little fun.
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I think at some point though, we will have a scale of commitment; married people, cohabitating, couples that live apart together (LAT), less commitment, casual relationships.
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Indeed, it is a valuable prompt for corporate boards to formally increase their diversity commitment, before such a commitment is mandated by state or federal regulation.
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These reforms would reflect the traditional liberal commitment to using government to combat poverty and expand opportunity, but they would update that commitment with libertarian ideas.
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The company also amended its equity financing commitment agreements to accommodate the claims, and reaffirmed its $14 billion equity financing commitment target for its reorganization plan.
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The company also amended its equity financing commitment agreements to accommodate the claims, and reaffirmed its $14 billion equity financing commitment target for its reorganization plan.
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But Cornyn downplayed what had been promised to Flake, saying GOP leadership had given him neither a commitment on a timeline nor a commitment on policies.
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He's also recently made a huge life commitment, in the form of marriage, and seems to have another, even bigger life commitment on the brain: parenthood.
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This commitment would be reflective of achieving a more balanced capital allocation policy with a pullback in share repurchases and a commitment to reduce gross debt levels.
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UK official praises commitment to change The UK's high commissioner to Australia, Menna Rawlings, thanked Weatherill for his intervention and his commitment to change the state's law.
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The concepts of "commitment phobia" and "commitment readiness" have been useful for clinical psychologists—who view them as motivators for partners to exit relationships or impede intimacy.
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Commitment to Rating A key aspect to Fitch's current view reflects Rogers' public commitment to maintaining leverage in the 2.0x to 2.5x range over the longer term.
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"My advice to anyone before ever accepting a board position is to find out not just the time commitment, but the financial commitment as well," Shikany said.
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Pence promises "strong commitment" to Europe during a visit Pence promises "strong commitment" to Europe during a visit Vice President Mike Pence visited European Union headquarters Monday, seeking to reassure lawmakers there that the White House has "a strong commitment" to work with the region on trade and security.
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I think his point was that -- you know, we made a commitment in 213, still, lots of countries are not meeting that commitment, and that was not acceptable.
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The 1003-year-old family company has cultivated a following thanks to its distinctive aesthetics, stubborn commitment to its homegrown roots, and its uncompromising commitment to audio quality.
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In a sign of Saudi Arabia's commitment to the deal, Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said OPEC's top producer could cut deeper than its initial commitment on Nov.
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Taniguchi told CNN that the US commitment in Japan is about more than relations between the two nations, it's about a commitment to the broader Indo-Pacific region.
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It took away all the frills of love and made us really look at our commitment to one another and especially, in my opinion, his commitment to me.
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MOST OF THE BIG BLUE CHIP NAMES WERE BUILT THAT WAY AND A COMMITMENT TO R&D AND A COMMITMENT TO FINDING CURES AND TREATMENTS FOR UNMET NEED.
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"We do not support her impressive commitment to serving and improving this country—a commitment to which she has dedicated her entire professional career," the editorial board said.
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Insurers say Trump commitment on ObamaCare payments falls short Health insurers say a new commitment from the White House to continue paying ObamaCare insurer subsidies is not enough.
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Turkey's commitment to this cause is a clear sign of the bond that exists between our two countries and of the mutual commitment underpinning our fight against terror.
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Trump should immediately and firmly reiterate his commitment, and America's commitment, to defend Europe under Article 5 against any attack or invasion from any hostile power, particularly Russia.
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"It is not reflective of anything related to our commitment ... It took less money to meet the policy commitment than we thought," a second U.S. official told Reuters.
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Lauren explained to me what it was: The first step was a commitment to her, a lifetime commitment, which I already had with her being my best friend.
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"Their and your commitment to public service and the law is the same commitment that has shaped the choices that I have made throughout my career," he said.
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The Gates Foundation's commitment to the COVID-19 Therapeutics Accelerator comes in part from its up to $100 million commitment to COVID-19 response announced on February 5th.
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The Gates Foundation's commitment to the COVID-19 Therapeutics Accelerator comes in part from its up to $100 million commitment to COVID-19 response announced on February 5th.
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" Dr. Drouin said that educational dynamic might also be related to "beliefs that higher degrees among women translate into more work commitment and less relationship and family commitment.
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" MARRIAGE LESSON LEARNED "Making a life commitment to a person can bring more freedom than confinement, especially when this commitment is recognized and supported by family and society.
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"This shows two commitments: One, the commitment of LVMH to the American market, and two, the commitment of President Trump to the American worker," WWD notes Arnault said.
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But the scene is really about the deepening of their commitment to each other, which in Chuck's case is currently more binding than his commitment to his wife.
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If it is, then it needs to drop the pretense of having any principled commitment against harassment and abuse — and indeed any commitment to actual quality of discourse.
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I've said the only commitment that I've made — and it's just a commitment of honor, so to speak — is if Mike Bloomberg runs, I will absolutely support him.
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"It's about making a commitment so that when you leave that space, your actions are also reflective to the commitment you've made to your sisters, to black trans women."
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And love leads to commitment and commitment leads to marriage and marriage leads to living with one man for the rest of your life, which leads to … oh, God.
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Whether this latest commitment is truly a steely reflection of alliance commitment to its collective defense mission will soon be readily apparent -- not least to a closely watching Moscow.
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"We might get some very vague commitment in terms of their commitment to denuclearization but actual reversal of their program and dismantling of it is very unlikely," he said.
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She cited the Trump administration's wavering stance on reaffirming its commitment to Article 5 of NATO, another instance in which the president professed ambivalence while senior officials claimed commitment.
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I am determined to achieve the commitment that President Trump made, and I'm counting on chairman Kim to be determined to follow through on the commitment that he made.
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" They noted that the specified NATO commitment of 2 percent of GDP "is the most visible metric used to measure allied political commitment to burden-sharing across the alliance.
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"He made a commitment to us and he trusted us, and he trusted we would use him in a two-way role, and we made that commitment," Eppler said.
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The CMA was also investigating the deal on the grounds of commitment to broadcasting standards in the U.K. but concluded that Fox has "a genuine commitment" to such standards.
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Oxfam's new Commitment to Reducing Inequality Index (CRI), released Monday, ranks the U.S. 23rd out of 152 countries for its commitment to stemming and re-balancing national inequality levels.
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" — I mean, it's a major commitment — "or not?
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In a conference call Friday, members of the United Conference of Mayors also voiced their commitment to do whatever it takes to prove the US' commitment to combating climate change.
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"The president's time in Hiroshima also will reaffirm America's longstanding commitment — and the president's personal commitment — to pursue the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons," he added.
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"We will talk about Venezuela, Iran, our commitment to address malign cyber activity and our strong commitment to the trans-Atlantic alliance," Blok said in a tweet after Pompeo arrived.
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And my commitment in the 2016 election had much less to do with supporting him or his platform and a lot more to do with supporting Facebook's commitment to democracy.
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"The president's time in Hiroshima also will reaffirm America's longstanding commitment – and the president's personal commitment – to pursue the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons," he said.
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Conley continued: Against this backdrop, during the presidential campaign Mr. Trump was the only candidate that openly questioned America's commitment to NATO and its commitment to defend the Baltic States.
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They also have resentments to be capitalized on, and a commitment to rationality that can all too easily be transformed into a commitment to rationalizing their less salubrious political desires.
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Theresa May made the trip to demonstrate her "commitment to preserving the special union" and to affirm her government's commitment to fully engage with the Scotland in the forthcoming Brexit negotiations.
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Trump, meanwhile, is eager to win an increased commitment to fighting ISIS from wealthy Gulf nations, and Saudi Arabia would be the ideal first domino to trigger an increased regional commitment.
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Driving the news: The Knight Foundation today said it would double its commitment to local news, donating $300 million via Knight's endowment over the next five years, doubling its previous commitment.
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Because I don't know what the way forward will be for others, Walt, but for me, trying to convey my commitment, my lifelong commitment, and not only that, what I've done.
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The Giving Pledge is a commitment for donors to give away more than half of their assets to charity in life or in their wills, but it is only a commitment.
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I used to think balance between work and motherhood meant to give the same level of commitment and passion to both, or the same type of commitment and passion to each.
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"A discretionary recusal as a commitment to get a job or a discretionary nonrecusal as a commitment to get a job ... would be violating my independence of a judge," he said.
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In 2013, the coffee giant announced a commitment to hire 10,000 veterans by the end of 2018 — in essence, the same commitment that CEO Howard Schultz made on Sunday to refugees.
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"China has made a commitment in principle to purchase more American goods, including agricultural products, but it is a commitment conditional on some progress in the trade talks," Mr. Prasad said.
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Following is a transcript of the video:Celia Skvaril: Straight-across bangs are a huge commitment, and although they&aposre super cute, it&aposs not a commitment I&aposm willing to make.
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Also, the model contemplates Fannie and Freddie's long-standing charter commitment to affordable housing, but does little else to explain how that commitment will be assured either practically or in policy.
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It's a soft commitment right now, and we see this, the soft commitment with all the candidates except Mr. Trump, who is solidifying and galvanizing his support as we go along.
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" Allergan also defended its commitment to its "social contract.
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" = PRYOR COMMITMENT 51A: "Cause of comedian Roseanne's black eye?
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Hockey,' Gordie's commitment to winning was matched only by his commitment to his teammates, to his friends, to the Red Wings, to the city of Detroit and -- above all -- to his family.
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He reiterated familiar talking points like Apple's commitment to privacy (and, by implication, its rivals lack of commitment) while spelling out public concerns in recent years regarding data collection, surveillance, and manipulation.
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"They would like a lot more of Japan but they would like the United States to not only have the military commitment to the region but also an economic commitment," Nagy added.
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In essence, once players make a commitment to a particular role that they see as narratively afforded, it becomes easier to continue the commitment instead of backing off and exploring other options.
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It&aposs a big commitment for me and it&aposs a big commitment from the Cavaliers, so I want to thank (owner) Dan Gilbert, (general manager) Koby Altman and the entire organization.
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"What will never change (is) the unwavering commitment of the United States to the security and defense of Europe, of our transatlantic relationship and the commitment to our common defense," he said.
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Nielsen reports that in 2015, sales of consumer goods from brands with a commitment to sustainability grew more than 4 percent, while those without such a commitment grew less than 1 percent.
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The promotional price is only available with a 12-month commitment – 2017's shocking Unlimited plan cost the same with a guaranteed fixed price for the first year, but no required commitment.
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" At the forum, Trump said he doesn't know whether "Israel has the commitment to make (a peace deal) and I don't know that the other side has the commitment to make it.
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"Today's announcement illustrates our commitment to driving innovation across our business and demonstrates our commitment to making strategic investments in our digital platforms to support our long-term growth initiatives," he said.
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The YPG statement also reaffirmed the group's commitment to "stand against offensive actions", correcting an earlier version of the statement which said the YPG had reaffirmed its commitment to "halt offensive actions".
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"We will get -- I predict to you -- significant increases in funding from this year, from this Congress, and we'll get a commitment to keep that commitment going for 2628 years," Biden said.
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Although the U.S. commitment of $113 million is considerably less than China's billions of dollars, this appears to be the beginning of a U.S. commitment to invest considerable resources in the region.
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Perel is more sanguine than others about the capacity of a marriage to withstand adulterous lapses, but her belief in coupledom—her commitment to the idea of commitment—is never in doubt.
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"What will never change (is) the unwavering commitment of the United States to the security and defence of Europe, of our transatlantic relationship and the commitment to our common defence," he said.
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" At a time when Trump's provocative bluster increasingly raises questions about his commitment to NATO, May finished her sentence by declaring that "the UK's commitment to it remains as steadfast as ever.
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Two board members dissented, arguing that the changes would make the BOJ's policy commitment ambiguous and raise doubts in the market over its commitment to achieve its elusive 2 percent inflation target.
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"This decision reflects the Department of State's commitment to working with the Nigerian government to realize its expressed commitment to end corruption and strengthen democracy, accountability, and respect for human rights, " she added.
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"For 30 years, there's been a commitment between the federal government and the states to provide services for these people and we see the federal government walking away from that commitment," she says.
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"We don't intend to abandon our commitment to free speech or our commitment to the safety and well-being of our campus community," Dan Mogulof, spokesman for UC Berkeley told CNN affiliate KPIX.
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Dr. King passionately believed that a commitment to God is a commitment to bettering humanity, that the spiritual practices of prayer and worship must be translated into concern for the poor and vulnerable.
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It's not hard to imagine a day when American Jews stop thinking about their commitment to social justice as Jewishly inflected and see it instead as just that, a commitment to social justice.
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And in both cases, it has to stand by its commitment to the rules-based international order when neither of those partners holds the same level of commitment, at least at the moment.
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"Without a commitment from Speaker Ryan comparable to the commitment from Leader McConnell, this package does not have my support," Pelosi said in a statement, coming out against the deal she helped negotiate.
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"Without a commitment from Speaker Ryan, comparable to the commitment from Leader McConnell, this package does not have my support," Pelosi said in a statement at the start of her marathon floor speech.
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I found a solution in the idea, expressed in our Declaration of Independence, that the American commitment to freedom was a commitment to the freedom of all people, not just of our citizens.
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On NATO, the House and Senate passed resolutions reaffirming the U.S. commitment to collective defense under the alliance, after Trump declined to express such a commitment during a major speech at NATO headquarters.
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It allowed young unauthorized immigrants who meet certain criteria to apply for a commitment from the federal government for "deferred action" — that is, a commitment not to initiate deportation proceedings — for two years.
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Mr Xi sometimes stresses China's commitment to peaceful, harmonious development.
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So yes, it's wonderful that the countries made that commitment.
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"We need political commitment," for 2020, the EU official said.
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Few states are willing to make that kind of commitment.
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First, leaders stay up all night to signal their commitment.
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Schultz reiterated his commitment to maintain Teva's headquarters in Israel.
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Sanders also explained his commitment to securing universal health care.
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"She was ready for another commitment," a source told PEOPLE.
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"This type of medicine is a lifetime commitment," she said.
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What a commitment to data privacy Facebook's showing these days!
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Obama's almost militant commitment to economic centrism and his unwillingness
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Here, products to try, depending on your level of commitment.
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President Obama continued the bipartisan tradition of honoring this commitment.
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What kind of a commitment was I about to make?
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King's letter about Mr. #Sessions' commitment to justice for all.
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The Hanoi summit cast doubt on Kim's commitment to denuclearise.
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But how they formalize their commitment to ethics varies widely.
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Candidate Trump spoke regularly about Russia's commitment to fighting ISIS.
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That is our commitment to you and to our guests.
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Emma Watson just demonstrated her continued commitment to female empowerment.
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Companies that push for total commitment risk alienating valuable employees.
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Our commitment to NATO is unwavering and it remains so.
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His commitment to his training was something I always admired.
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We have a strong commitment to upholding the First Amendment.
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For the Pros, the commitment to the design makes sense.
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Instead, I am strengthening my commitment to Need to Impeach.
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However, this commitment did not sway CFIUS, the sources added.
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It is a lifelong commitment to taking care of yourself.
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Kaljulaid said she was satisfied with Trump's commitment to Estonia.
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That vast work ethic, that commitment to making things happen.
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His commitment on the debate stage is a big one.
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It's a show about middle age, family life, and commitment.
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That underwhelming commitment got them a "D" for minimal effort.
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Yuan's commitment to people shows up in other ways, too.
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We commend these individuals for their commitment to the cause!
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Second: Make a commitment to another person to reject contempt.
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Marriage is a very serious commitment, she reminds her son.
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Their commitment to peace has recently started to look genuine.
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You are about to make a commitment to their father.
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It requires more sacrifice, more discipline, more commitment, more energy.
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MacKenzie Bezos announced her commitment to the pledge on Tuesday.
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Intel did not disclose its financial commitment to the institute.
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"It requires honesty and commitment from the government," he said.
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But they, in their DNA, have a commitment to transparency.
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Maggie talks a lot about her commitment to her kids.
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Thinning out these forests, however, requires federal funding and commitment.
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For a herder this is a sure sign of commitment.
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We need a plan, a commitment to zero carbon emissions.
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America's commitment to Afghanistan is hostage to its erratic president.
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"Our commitment to fight against terrorism is total," he said.
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A senior official made that commitment a few months ago.
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China has consistently reaffirmed its commitment to the Paris agreement.
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It's a commitment that can't be reduced to mere pleasure.
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"People aren't ready to make that commitment yet," Bilen said.
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And using it takes a serious commitment, they all say.
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A commitment to armed resistance is written into Hamas's charter.
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And then when you get the yes, it's a commitment.
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What it doesn't share is a commitment to electoral democracy.
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Confectionery pricing was not part of the commitment, Soler said.
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The only real medicine is firmer commitment to decarbonising economies.
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The Times has affirmed its commitment to continuing the position.
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Meghan also shares a commitment to supporting Armed Forces members.
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Beyond this she has no contractual commitment to the BBC.
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It takes a lot of commitment and sacrifice, as well.
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Commitment known and recognized by our public and civil society.
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"We have the platform and the commitment to do that."
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That's when King's commitment took center stage, as he recalled.
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"Our commitment to safety remains our highest priority," she said.
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Identity moratorium is high exploration, low commitment, marked by indecisiveness.
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"Our commitment is to make a real difference," she adds.
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My friends, family, they all understand the commitment I've made.
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The FIG has stressed its commitment to the sport's authenticity.
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They repeated their commitment to Afghanistan's security, the statement added.
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Hopefully, that commitment will not becoming a moving target itself.
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Deutsche should reaffirm its commitment to these businesses in Europe.
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Well, now her commitment is being put to the test.
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Passion drives interest, which in turn drives focus and commitment.
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What won't change is Mad's commitment to absurdity and satire.
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The most symbolic is his renewed commitment to educating prisoners.
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Insisting on "your money" and "my money" violates that commitment.
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Now, Yahoo is vastly playing down its commitment to video.
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Your passion, commitment, and sheer brilliance has kept me inspired.
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But we have this amazing commitment to diversity and inclusion.
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He once questioned American Muslims' loyalty and "commitment to peace".
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Our turbans represent our commitment to love, equality and justice.
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Next was Algeria, which implemented almost all of its commitment.
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Commitment doesn't send me scurrying like it does some people.
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It's not realistic right now to have some serious commitment.
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But her commitment to the medium is far from wavering.
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That's our commitment and we're going to keep it up!
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Party might currently be optimistic about Duterte's commitment to socialist
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MACCALLUM: -- in war as well as his commitment to results.
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"This type of medicine is a lifetime commitment," Daniel said.
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"The commitment to leprosy education is very low," she said.
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For Snap, Time Warner's $100 million commitment is a big.
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Being a bridesmaid is both an honor and a commitment.
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Other countries, including India, signaled their commitment to the accord.
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Influence operations take advantage of our commitment to freedom of
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Unfortunately, however, this newfound commitment wouldn't last for much longer.
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Kim: Give it some time before making a big commitment.
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I was very aware of that huge commitment of time.
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In the past it was easier to make that commitment.
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We joined the G20 commitment to avoid competitive currency devaluation.
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Trump has fully extinguished (terminated) this loan per his commitment.
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I agree that we need a new commitment to building.
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It demands a lot of commitment and study of numbers.
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Oram was dubious about the notorious actor's commitment at first.
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As Ben kept telling me, fun can't involve heavy commitment.
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She's made a commitment to this man and this lifestyle.
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Patient advocates are skeptical of the FDA's commitment to reform.
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But there was love and a commitment to this marriage.
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Booker, like us, clearly has a sincere commitment to giving.
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His commitment to serving our service members if beyond obvious.
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Secretary Clinton has demonstrated her shared commitment to that vision.
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But he never wavered in his commitment to helping her.
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However, he said, their commitment to negotiations is a plus.
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This may help explain the fervency of her ideological commitment.
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Unfortunately, however, Indonesia's commitment to conservation goes only so far.
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Conveyed in an authentic apology is a commitment to grow.
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Nor did he display any strong commitment to its provisions.
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Minimal time commitment This limited series is just that – limited.
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A whole lot of optimism, and the commitment to match.
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"Management has expressed a commitment to returning cash to shareholders."
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The company's public commitment is to a strong cash balance.
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The company's commitment to minimizing its carbon footprint is admirable.
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Civil commitment raises a host of legal and ethical issues.
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It will demonstrate commitment to the wellbeing of the Americas.
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Xcel's operations also require a commitment from its retail partners.
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Verizon made its own commitment after the 2018 Securus scandal.
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The Bright Minds Challenge is an extension of that commitment.
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"Now we are ready to make this commitment," Laguarta said.
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Big conversations around commitment, scheduling, and responsibilities will come up.
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But a TV show is a much bigger time commitment.
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They have said their extensive testing demonstrates commitment to safety.
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But his commitment to this constituency has always been dubious.
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These steps represent our commitment to meeting evolving consumer preferences.
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In the face of this commitment, accelerated adoption seems likely.
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Trump has pointedly called into question America's core alliance commitment.
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I have made that commitment and I have done so.
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"That's the commitment we have had for decades," he said.
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We both feel the same way about commitment and love.
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Our commitment as an alliance is to serve all students.
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He seemed determined to continue his commitment to the film.
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I'm totally impressed by Road Roller's commitment to the form.
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"Chairman Kim made a commitment to denuclearize," Pompeo told reporters.
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A renewed commitment from the federal government would also help.
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Because it's not just a commitment of time on set.
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All of them, however, take their Very Short commitment seriously.
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How does this coincide with our commitment to equal representation?
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I don't have time for any substantial commitment to art.
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Ms. Strange applauded the company's commitment to making organic cheese.
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Labor and industry have fulfilled their commitment to working together.
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Mr. Buhari has loudly proclaimed his commitment to fighting corruption.
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The IAEA has repeatedly confirmed Iran's commitment to the deal.
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Liking a Facebook page does not create a strong commitment.
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At the meeting, they signed a loose commitment to denuclearization.
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The significance of such a commitment should not be underestimated.
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Many considered it symbolic of the country's commitment to modernizing.
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Our commitment to prevent Daesh's growth, ISIS' growth, is real.
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The Commitment of Traders report for the week ended Dec.
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Even with the commitment of so many, there were tragedies.
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China has marriage on its mind — but perhaps not commitment.
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For Trump, that's been as much about curiosity as commitment.
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"He made a commitment, and he kept it," Darman said.
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Renewing its commitment to Israel is the place to start.
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It shows bravery and a commitment to success, he says.
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Joining the LIFT Labs Accelerator took was a serious commitment.
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Struggling with insecurity, David (Don Scimé) usually retreats from commitment.
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Just say, 'I'm so sorry, I have a prior commitment.
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The commitment has put a tremendous strain on the family.
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Your secondary pursuit should get the same level of commitment.
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The upcoming release of the database could test that commitment.
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It must make a company commitment to help others immediately.
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Is there a commitment to expand opportunity to other women?
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But Mr. Reed saw the purchase as a definitive commitment.
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Our commitment to them is absolute, and I mean absolute.
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Unfortunately, this commitment has been under assault under President Trump.
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I've had my abilities and commitment to my job questioned.
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Democrats pounced, questioning Rosenstein's commitment to the rule of law.
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His commitment to serving our service members is beyond obvious.
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This week, the European Commission reaffirmed its commitment to signing
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I speak as someone with a serious commitment to indecision.
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I fix your stuff in exchange for sex without commitment.
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She is a brilliant beacon of commitment, intellect, and heart.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency has repeatedly verified Iran's commitment.
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Commitment to Complications is out April 8 via Dais Records.
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Literally shows the extent of their commitment to this. pic.twitter.
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We can't help but applaud her continued commitment to innovation.
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The regulator CMA also backed Fox's commitment to broadcasting standards.
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"It was a commitment to a joke," he told me.
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But in Section T I don't see any (such commitment).
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I was torn on commitment then, and I still am.
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Our success will depend on staying true to this commitment.
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An update about a contract or commitment also comes today.
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Repeated threats of violence were no longer grounds for commitment.
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Fifteen months is the average lease commitment of WeWork's customers.
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Samsung Electronics made a significant commitment to renewable energy Thursday.
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"The Board affirms Hypatia's commitment to pluralist inquiry," it read.
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That's the commitment of our CEO and our entire company.
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Walker, however, would require a smaller financial commitment than Cespedes.
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EMIRATES CHAIRMAN SAYS HAS RECONFIRMED COMMITMENT TO BOEING 777X PROGRAM
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The United States' commitment to Holocaust education has been extraordinary.
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Mr. Murdoch similarly decided to keep a commitment in California.
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And even that commitment was not confirmed by Russian officials.
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Would he understand her commitment to black social justice causes?
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They take commitment, compromise, forgiveness and most of all — effort.
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You've got to have the two C's: Commitment and caffeine.
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Carney also replied to Sanders's letter, making the same commitment.
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Is it about signaling, however disingenuously, a commitment to diversity?
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This commitment to Israel's security is very personal for me.
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I'm not saying that involuntary commitment is off the table.
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The Trump administration must honor its commitment to Puerto Rico.
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Ciudadanos wants a formal commitment in writing from Sanchez, however.
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Opening a restaurant is a bigger commitment than getting married.
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In other words: He suffers from a fear of commitment.
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It fueled a real commitment in our cast and crew.
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And the company made a commitment to make folks whole.
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People who took sick days were perceived as lacking commitment.
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They are selected precisely for their commitment to the party.
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Apple's commitment to privacy has long been a competitive advantage.
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But The Times promises to continue its commitment to education.
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With their charity commitment completed, it was back to vacationing.
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"Cultivation" means commitment to culture, to civility, to civilization itself.
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You sound willing to make the commitment to intervene here.
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What are the politics of Sanders's commitment to democratic socialism?
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You have tons of issues: commitment, uh, trust, uh, daddy.
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For Hussle, though, the commitment came with a tragic price.
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This reflects the Canadian system's commitment to equality and fairness.
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"He really didn't want to make a commitment," Miller said.
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Some are now scrutinizing Mr. Buttigieg's commitment to black voters.
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The commitment to Israel and Jewish institutions is not unconditional.
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On Wednesday, Google did its best to demonstrate its commitment.
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One roof, two households is a unique kind of commitment.
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I came to know her curiosity, persistence, intelligence and commitment.
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So how about a "commitment to journalism" contest, versus Canada?
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As a young woman, Eisenberg's commitment to underachievement was ironclad.
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Other platforms — like PC — are not included in this commitment.
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They are rooted in the country's commitment to press freedom.
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Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to a denuclearized Korean Peninsula.
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This is a time for radical commitment, for radical action.
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The lack of real commitment to change isn't anything new.
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MoMA claims a longtime commitment to veterans and service members.
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They're making a commitment to themselves to take time off.
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He hasn't been giving her the commitment that she needs.
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"It's a loose commitment, kind of like a promise ring."
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That sort of commitment should be rewarded with a discount.
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I have made a commitment, and I will be here.
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The government also announced that the commitment would be shortened.
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The negative is we don't see commitment in other cases.
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That's the commitment that I went to work every day.
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That was to fulfill my commitment to Women Moving Millions.
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And, finally, there's the question of Google's commitment to Stadia.
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What is required is an almost baroque, almost pathological commitment.
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"Then, you must make a commitment to not go back."
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Commitment is the minimum when we put on the jersey.
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That's not evidence of a serious commitment to fighting corruption.
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That is a very important commitment and responsibility for us.
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But Wilander said his entering the doubles showed his commitment.
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"Reassuringly, our data shows much commitment and ambition," Appleby added.
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Ciudadanos wants a formal commitment in writing from Sanchez, however.
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The West's fundamental commitment to liberalism is coming into question.
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OrchKids showed that its commitment to its hometown remained strong.
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" Amazon has repeatedly said climate change is an "important commitment.
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I leave it to my colleagues to assess that commitment. .
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There was no commitment from Woods by the 3 p.m.
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We would hang out, but there was never a commitment.
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Whichever method you choose, make a commitment to do it.
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"Our commitment is to the many people with thin wallets."
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K. deal is Britain's commitment to EU food safety standards.
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Be aware that most volunteering programs require a weeklong commitment.
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The administration has not made a commitment beyond this month.
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"You can't fake your commitment or your empathy," he said.
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Yet other appointments suggested a commitment to the status quo.
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By knowing how a commitment to we ultimately benefits me.
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Ideal for those not looking for a super long commitment.
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Sustainability Adidas has made a commitment to being environmentally friendly.
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Most people, actually, have a very bad relationship with commitment.
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What is missing is a national strategy, commitment and funding.
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And the commitment of his supporters surpasses all other candidates.
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And we will pay for that bridge with our commitment.
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Thank you for your commitment to invest 350B in USA!
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My experiences tell me he is sincere in this commitment.
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I think we had to instill in ourselves a commitment.
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Miley Cyrus may not be ready for another big commitment.
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Frank says pay transparency reaffirms their commitment to a company.
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Those that have discharged their commitment -- we're all the Sheriffs.
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He did not disclose the size of Haiyin Capital's commitment.
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Another commitment now being tested is to our national security.
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The O.A.S. member countries must assert their commitment to democracy.
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But in Section T, I don't see any (such commitment).
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She then assesses Kagame's commitment to women and gender parity.
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This song is an ambitious interlude, a statement of commitment.
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The company says its renewing its commitment to PC gaming.
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But Ville Platte struck supervisors as worth the time commitment.
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This took no small amount of commitment to the cause.
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"Their commitment to those tenants didn't expire," Mr. Epstein said.
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" The letter, she said, showed a "commitment to continuing conversations.
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We also need a commitment from industry leaders and doctors.
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"I stand for them because I do believe their commitment."
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Rights groups said the delegation failed to show genuine commitment.
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It's the final solidification of our partnership, love and commitment.
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There are no limits to our commitment to the euro.
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You've got to have the two C's: commitment and caffeine.
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But he has deepened the nation's commitment since taking office.
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Besides, Mr. Trump has no commitment to ethics or transparency.
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Going to work with us, and I appreciate that commitment.
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Mr. Trump fails to meet the bar for this commitment.
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A commitment to learning isn't synonymous with freedom from accountability.
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The Hanoi summit cast doubt on Kim's commitment to denuclearize.
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That might be through communities that offer support and commitment.
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Without the ad commitment, the shows wouldn't have been produced.
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We coalesced around a shared commitment to strengthen local communities.
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It's all situational; there's no inner commitment to anything factual.
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Linda Friedman, a lawyer for Lockette, disputed Morgan Stanley's commitment.
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She says it has made her commitment to medicine stronger.
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And for all the worries about President Donald Trump's possible Russia links and lukewarm commitment to NATO's Article 123, U.S. military and diplomatic leaders have been robust in stressing America's commitment to European security.
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"Untouchable now has to be the team spirit and the commitment and pride, the commitment to the club, respect to the fans, that has to be untouchable not players," Mourinho told reporters on Wednesday.
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The Strathclyde Pension Fund, a 20 billion pound Scottish fund, announced a 250 million pound commitment to Alcentra's third European direct lending fund in December, more than double its previous commitment to the firm.
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The assumption is that there's a considerable population of people who are caught between the high-cost, low-commitment world of car and ride sharing and the variable-cost, high-commitment world of ownership.
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" But perhaps most important of all, the six nations agreed to take coordinated steps to implement the consensus in a phased manner, in line with the principle of "commitment for commitment, action for action.
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The executive senior management team affirms its full commitment to continue the Company's work, its commitment to its investors and shareholders, and affirms the support of the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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He has put question marks over U.S. commitment to NATO with his repeated attacks on European partners over their defense spending, and attempts to link disagreements over transatlantic trade to American commitment to NATO.
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Speaking earlier in the day, Pence underscored Washington's commitment to Euro-Atlantic ties, a commitment many in Europe questioned after Trump lambasted NATO as "obsolete" and argued in favor of better relations with Russia.
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"The beauty of the Monster relationship is there is a financial commitment and an activation commitment," Coker says, as he scrolled through photos of the construction of the Monster cage on his smart phone.
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The tribe increased its commitment That's more than the tribe had originally agreed to, but it increased its commitment when another donor that had agreed to split the costs backed out of the arrangement.
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Overall, the announcement is in line with Mattel's larger public commitment to making toys for the modern era — a commitment that's seen the company shift away from outdated messaging about attractiveness, opportunity, and success.
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"He gets the hard work, the dedication and the commitment you have to put into it and I get the commitment he has to put into his work," Daley said, according to the Evening Standard.
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The markets could now begin testing the BOJ's commitment to its price target in the next few months, just as the Bank of England and its commitment to the pound was challenged in the past.
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And, despite President Trump's belated support for NATO's mutual defense commitment, America's allies are less sure than ever before about the depth of Washington's commitment to the European Union and its efforts to strengthen democracy.
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"It's a big time commitment, and for people who don't go to theater all the time it seems like a really big time commitment," said Victoria Bailey, the executive director of the Theater Development Fund.
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Our shared commitment to programs like the Kidney Innovation Accelerator (Kidney X), which is running a competition to develop the new generation of advanced kidney care technology, underscores our commitment to continuously improving kidney health.
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"It was launched by the most senior leaders of these companies – the CEOs – as a sign of personal commitment, and a commitment of their companies to work together, to accelerate environmental performance improvement," he added.
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"There needs to be a commitment to end the violence, and then there needs to be a commitment on meaningful accountability, to investigate, prosecute and punish the perpetrators," Mr. Marshall said in his recorded interview.
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All MAT students enrolling for summer 2017 will receive a $4,000 scholarship to support their commitment to serving K-12 students across the country, and their commitment to leveraging the arts to transform the world.
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In a Wednesday morning speech — exactly one year after Trump ended the US commitment to the Iran nuclear deal — Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced two steps that undermine his country's commitment to the nuclear deal.
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Values will matter in fashion and integrating those values into the product lines will be really important — think Stella McCartney's commitment to sustainable fashion or Alessandro Michele and Gucci's recent commitment to be fur-free.
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The key to doing it is to refrain from surrendering on core values — to reaffirm Western societies' basic commitment to tolerance and to craft policies that promote that commitment rather than back away from it.
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"Our commitment to Cainiao and additional investment in logistics demonstrate Alibaba's commitment to building the most-efficient logistic network in China and around the world," Alibaba CEO Daniel Zhang said in a statement on Tuesday.
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In a Wednesday morning speech — exactly one year after Trump ended the US' commitment to the Iran nuclear deal — Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced two steps partly to end his country's commitment to the accord.
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DEMAND SENSIBLE COMMITMENT STANDARDS Exact wording varies by state, but commitment standards in general dictate that people cannot be hospitalized against their will unless they pose a clear and significant danger to themselves or others.
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"The imperative will be on educating members about the history of the program, the government's commitment, the fact that it's fundamentally different from other programs in that there is a contractual commitment," the lobbyist said.
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Otherwise, he warned, America might "moderate its commitment to the alliance".
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It's such an enormous time commitment to working on giant monkeys.
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Thank you again for your candor, your ideas, and your commitment.
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Fink said Saudi Arabia's commitment to reform contrasted with many countries.
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"This is called commitment," Jordan wrote, along with some playful emojis.
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Children, by contrast, need stability, consistency, routine, and above all, commitment.
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And Apple's commitment to privacy and security remains steadfast and admirable.
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Monthly plans are as low commitment as 90 minutes per day.
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You can find commitment but still feel hip and have fun.
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At the same time, Clinton's commitment to racial justice has begun
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It's time to review your goals and your feelings about commitment.
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It once again calls into question America's commitment to its alliances.
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"This underlies our strong commitment to the United States," Diess said.
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Expect sober conversations about commitment and boundaries, not cuddles and cake.
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You're addressing commitment issues as the moon squares off with Saturn.
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Hamilton in particular has earned praise for its commitment to diversity.
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Their level of commitment will show as the performance goes on.
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"We're making a commitment to you," states Uber on its website.
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Everyone across the board has to agree to make that commitment.
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David Beckham constantly reminds us of his commitment to his family.
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Standard Chartered, a bank, puts the required commitment at $200bn-400bn.
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In fact, we've only deepened our commitment in the decade since.
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Photo: GettyFor scientists and collectors alike, meteorites are a lifelong commitment.
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ARMS, a fighting game for the Nintendo Switch, insists on commitment.
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We've talked about Ariana Grande's unflappable commitment to her ponytail before.
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Sanders never even feigned a commitment to that two bosses idea.
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One thing, of course, is its founding commitment to doing research.
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Then came the tweet trumpeting the Saudi commitment to rebuild Syria.
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Our group was united by a commitment to a common Father .
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Trump will also tout a commitment to "increasing funding" for veterans.
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Rwanda is an incredible country in its commitment to national health.
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Regardless, we're just admiring her commitment to an outfit color palette.
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Their commitment is to deregulation itself, regardless of context or circumstances.
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She made clear her commitment to reforms related to police violence.
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It's such a time commitment, and I have absolutely no time.
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Cramer was also impressed with Analog Devices' commitment to autonomous cars.
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McConnell hasn't exactly made a strong commitment to ensuring that happens.
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I have been personally inspired by your commitment to this fight.
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Today is less about cuddles than it is about considering commitment.
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Bachmanity showed some serious commitment to theme at its macro-luau.
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You have to make time with your kids a commitment first.
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But their commitment to sustainaiblity doesn't stop at this one collection.
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But he hasn't made a commitment one way or the other.
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Rarer still is Schuyler's commitment to showcasing characters of varying backgrounds.
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Britain, a leading NATO member, called the U.S. commitment "very welcome".
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It seems like a commitment that you have to stick with.
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" For them, Smith continues, Hujar "epitomized a commitment to remaining underground.
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Both candidates have spoken about their commitment to improving race relations.
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In its statement Amazon said its "commitment to China remains strong."
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Our commitment to defending women's rights remains as strong as ever.
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But Rihanna's commitment to switching it up isn't just about style.
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The CEO said the company's commitment to safety has not wavered.
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In fact, combating deforestation is an unwavering commitment of the government.
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Eric Dickerson was out the week before for a prior commitment.
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The commitment to frictionless trade can be cast in aspirational terms.
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But their commitment to fighting recessions also plays a psychological role.
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This commitment to feature replication extends to the wheels as well.
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"But they're going to see a lifelong commitment ... from Hillary Clinton."
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Their work requires a commitment, Ms. Dalton of Fecal Matter said.
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A commitment to higher-quality news aggregation services from device manufacturers.
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The company also reiterated its strategic commitment to avoiding live sports.
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We have made a commitment to be a meat-free organization.
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Yet the reported magnitude of the SoftBank staff commitment is unique.
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The lack of commitment to the truth is a chronic pathology.
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They are unencumbered by personal history, commitment issues or self-doubt.
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And I had made this commitment to come on this show.
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Several former Soviet satellite states are rethinking their commitment to democracy.
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This commitment to education means supporting every student everywhere in Minnesota.
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Thank you for your commitment and thank you for your sacrifices.
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The Financial Times first reported some details of the President's commitment.
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Facebook is still trying to operationalize its commitment to those ideals.
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Take the commitment to gigabit broadband in poorer areas, for instance.
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His relentless commitment to his comedy occasionally rendered him a criminal.
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REPUBLICANS have long prided themselves on their commitment to free markets.
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The new laws will test Vietnam's commitment to ending wildlife crime.
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When it comes to love, look for freedom within a commitment.
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The unpaid post offers limited powers and a five-year commitment.
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Venus slinks into Scorpio and your commitment zone come September 7.993.
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As you build your commitment, consider tradeoffs in space and budget.
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Either way, we appreciate his candor and commitment to the task.
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"But the Emiratis are capable of making that commitment," he said.
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But shark Mark Cuban weighed in further questioning Smith-Jeremie's commitment.
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I just want to reiterate our strong commitment there, as well.
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Anthem competitor UnitedHealth has also touted its commitment to digital technology.
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The fund has not made a commitment to CGI since 2011.
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The Fed's commitment to higher rates is not without its critics.
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The degree of his commitment to the cause is more unusual.
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If you believe otherwise, I admire your commitment to self-delusion.
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Making a commitment to universal health care is the easy bit.
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So what could she do to show her commitment to #TimesUp?
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But some Brexiteers cast doubt over the commitment to that target.
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It was previously announced as a commitment to purchase in April.
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I'm proud to support March of Dimes in their ongoing commitment.
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And that's just one example of her commitment to body positivity.
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Her commitment to one Girls sex scene, however, was downright dangerous.
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Never took his head off though... respect the commitment #footballguy pic.twitter.
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International commitment to democracy has been partial and contingent for years.
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These next few years will be a powerful time for commitment.
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The government says that Moody's has underestimated its commitment to reform.
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The only real medicine would be firmer commitment to decarbonising economies.
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"LiB is making a commitment to see this through," says Sugalski.
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That follows a 200-jet commitment from British Airways owner IAG.
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The association brought tears to my eyes and confirmed my commitment.
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By and large, he stuck to that commitment, these people say.
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You know, we made a big commitment to diversity and inclusion.
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As with the declaration on Venezuela, this commitment is mostly symbolic.
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"flaws." But on-balance they side with Jefferson's ostensible commitment to
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"The big commitment is to restore CONMEBOL's credibility," Dominguez told reporters.
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Oren Cass: I think the commitment Obama made should be withdrawn.
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Some family members had criticized Boeing's initial commitment to distribute funds.
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He talks about his commitment to conservative principles all the time.
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Buying the device requires a one-year commitment to the subscription.
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We joined the G-20 commitment to avoid competitive currency devaluation.
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It's time for voters to demand a commitment to press freedom.
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"Europe's defense requires your commitment as much as ours," he said.
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It then requested a two-year extension to fulfill that commitment.
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We have every expectation he will live up to that commitment.
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In his case, it's a sign of his commitment to principles.
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But questions remain about the U.S. government's commitment to health reform.
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Everything starts with a firm decision with true commitment behind it.
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Now I'm mad, upset and now I officially have commitment issues.
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The project reflects APRI's commitment to renewable energy in the region.
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What's it like to balance athletic commitment with the college experience?
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"Both very much supported our decision to make a [new] commitment."
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Overcoming this obstruction will require a real commitment on our part.
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We can fix this problem with enough energy, commitment, and funding.
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There is also considerable skepticism over China's commitment to free trade.
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They pressed him to stand by that commitment and it worked.
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She wouldn't give a blanket commitment that she wouldn't deport children.
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I wish to thank him for his commitment, professionalism and drive.
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He had also reiterated his clear and deep commitment to NATO.
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Bahrain, Nauru and Vanuatu have also not made such a commitment.
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Expect to have a productive conversation about a commitment this evening.
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Productive conversations about commitment and responsibility will come up this evening.
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Apparently, Channing Tatum was a commitment-phobe, at least at first.
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The Democratic commitment to economic distribution and identity politics is solid.
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That's--you are in a sense making that kind of commitment.
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The debt financing commitment is being provided by Citigroup Global Markets.
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Don't rush into a commitment right now—sit with your feelings.
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But what should be unbreakable is our commitment to constitutional government.
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And her commitment to Senate rules and procedures is well documented.
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Saturn will find you focusing on important matters—again, like commitment!
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That proposal doesn't make a commitment either way, the official said.
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The aesthetic impulse remains the same, if not the political commitment.
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Arise is single-minded in its commitment to recovery through faith.
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And again it goes back to promises, commitment, fairness and transparency.
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It requires patience, fortitude and commitment to long-term strategic objectives.
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The United States have a financial commitment in the 'green fund.
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AFP has been encouraged by Trump's commitment to rolling back regulations.
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But, no, Trump did not mention America's commitment to Article 5.
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Trump did not mention a US commitment to uphold Article 5.
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That raises real doubts about his commitment to a free press.
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Executives reiterated the company's commitment to pay its $1.07 quarterly dividend.
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"You're drowning out the voices of commitment and change," Lynch said.
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The crowd may have wisdom, but not a lot of commitment.
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Although it takes a commitment to still do it, it's fluid.
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The contracts with Trafigura would imply a more firm supply commitment.
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People with aversion to commitment "get angry and overreact," Henry says.
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That is a level of commitment that we see in storytelling.
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Airbnb's commitment to that goal is a tremendous step in the
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Trump could take a moment to press Putin on that commitment.
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The Handmaid's Tale's commitment to this outlook is dark but unflinching.
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Ziq's commitment to privacy is an appealing virtue for Raddle's users.
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How does that commitment play with the making of an album?
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How do you balance your commitment to sustainability with good design?
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This commitment to social change flows through all of her films.
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The Trump administration said the fee represents a commitment to agriculture.
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Trump praised Shurer's bravery and commitment to aiding his fellow soldiers.
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"We have made a commitment to endorse Bernie Sanders," she said.
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Trump agreed without securing a single commitment first -- a missed opportunity.
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Legal compliance remains unalterably an important fiduciary commitment of the board.
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It's only too easy to doubt Trump's commitment to clean water.
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In my mind there's no commitment whatsoever in the dot plot.
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By late July, Mr. Trump appeared to deliver on that commitment.
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How we can help with that commitment becomes the fundamental question.
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"So we have a commitment to spend 2202 percent," Stoltenberg replied.
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It takes a commitment of coming to a 12-week class.
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Also consider the commitment you made when you accepted a job.
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Pompeo also said the threat underscores America's commitment to its partners.
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This is about me honoring my commitment to the American people.
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Her commitment to diversity and representation inspired her to found Atipica.
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Pittsburgh's commitment to shot-blocking has particularly frustrated Pavelski and Burns.
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And their love for and commitment to one another didn't falter.
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N) commitment to provide financing to Home Capital Group Inc (HCG.
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For many, the commitment to repealing Obamacare is only slogan-deep.
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The commitment deadline for lenders is Thursday after launching on Wednesday.
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But here, too, the impression of ideological commitment is mostly illusory.
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These points argue for widening government's commitment to education and learning.
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"Silence didn't create this country; brazen, unwavering commitment did," she wrote.
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"So we have a commitment to spend 2 percent," Stoltenberg replied.
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Building this pipeline would undermine our commitment to fight climate change.
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However, experts have since cast doubt on Pyongyang's commitment to denuclearization.
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That's still half the financial commitment of the Vive or Rift.
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I appreciate her passion, hard work, and commitment to public service.
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Her pitch: a commitment to women's issues and eliminating cyber-bullying.
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It is their commitment to Trump that etches Trumpism into them.
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So, never make a commitment that you don't intend to honor.
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But the members said they need a firm commitment -- in writing.
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It's sex that supercharged with erotic passion but with intimate commitment.
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That belief came partly from King's deep theological commitment to nonviolence.
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"There are those who criticize our commitment to diplomacy," Obama said.
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And, that commitment should continue once he or she becomes president.
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But Stoltenberg said U.S. commitment to NATO was strong and ongoing.
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However, Rubio has faced questions about his commitment to the state.
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Freeman touted her commitment to breaking barriers in a previous ad.
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They're going to work with us, and I appreciate that commitment.
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We applaud this bipartisan commitment to fighting disease and saving lives.
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But woe to whomever defied him or reneged on a commitment.
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During the event, Pence emphasized the United States' commitment to Israel.
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Therefore, we made a commitment to keep our immune system spry.
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"This policy announcement ... is proof of our continued commitment," he said.
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"The thing that makes Mikaela different is her commitment," Mitchell said.
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What did impress me, though, was Kopatchinskaja's commitment to her role.
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In recent years, Sadr has pledged a commitment to relinquish sectarianism.
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Milton G. Kelly, reflects the Army's commitment to the historic arsenal.
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Unfortunately, the forces of multiculturalism destroyed that commitment to cultural union.
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Mr. Kimani was praised for his deep commitment to human rights.
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Wang told us he was wary from the beginning about commitment.
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"Our isolation promotes a commitment to pride and place," he said.
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Not that Democrats are united in a commitment to Saudi Arabia.
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The foundation of Britain's defense policy remains its commitment to NATO.
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Brewer greatly admires Marcus Lemonis and his commitment to small businesses.
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This commitment needs to be coupled with regular updates on progress.
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Although our efforts haven't been perfect, our commitment is producing results.
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We are beyond grateful for your commitment to Rent the Runway.
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One company that has stressed a commitment to sustainability is Apple.
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An alligator is a huge commitment — and it might outlive you.
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Recently, Capitol Hill's depth of commitment to Taiwan was amply demonstrated.
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"Chairman Kim made a commitment to denuclearize," he told reporters Friday.
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And when there's money involved, well, commitment is all the worse.
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It takes unflinching commitment to make the banal feel so extraordinary.
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The Peninsula Beverly Hills has made a serious commitment to adaptability.
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Each meal we demonstrate our commitment to care for one another.
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S. security commitment and U.S. forces in Japan posture remain unchanged.
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But hopefully, you'll consider the alternatives before making the same commitment.
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It delivers the heart of the game with minimal time commitment.
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"Our sense of commitment helped us get into character," she adds.
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The time commitment is a little too much for the singer.
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But India doesn't take its commitment to preventing climate change lightly.
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Last year, the firm redoubled its commitment to eradicating human trafficking.
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Why it matters: Trump's commitment to supporting miners is shining through.
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His unrelenting commitment to justice has left us a better nation.
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I've written here about my commitment to leisurely and badly exercising.
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Ashley and J.P. Rosenbaum are reaffirming their commitment to each other.
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But that is the test of our commitment to free speech.
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Trump instead values Pruitt's deregulatory policies and commitment to his agenda.
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In response, Mr. Khan has defended his commitment to human rights.
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We need real, long-term commitment to bring peace to Syria.
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American credibility and commitment to the region is now in question.
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This reflects the government's commitment to keep the bank adequately capitalised.
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But here again, success depends on the commitment of individual nations.
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When we have that political commitment, it goes a long way.
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Temps were in the 40s, so you gotta admire her commitment.
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And the delay obviously isn't for lack of effort or commitment.
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That's been great to see and great to see that commitment.
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There's no reason that love has to equal commitment and primacy.
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Fiorina cites that experience as informing her commitment to addressing addiction.
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Never mind other costs like textbooks and the colossal time commitment.
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His music isn't that interesting, but his commitment to it is.
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In recent interviews with Motherboard, both companies publicly renewed their commitment.
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Feelings around commitment will come up for you to work with.
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All this because we refuse to make the vegan lifelong commitment.
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"They want a commitment" to a follow-up interview, Giuliani said.
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Genre: Crime drama Commitment: One season of six hour-long episodes.
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Genre: Crime dramedy Commitment: One season of 13 hour-long episodes.
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Genre: Educational documentary Commitment: One season of 13 hour-long episodes.
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OPEC and its allies have reiterated their commitment to output restraint.
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He talked about philosophy, moderating pleasure and the importance of commitment.
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But it does need a level of commitment from its students.
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Their commitment to their relationship is quite a rarity in Hollywood.
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Tester responded by reaffirming his commitment to Montana voters and veterans.
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Essentially, a kye is a lending circle based on mutual commitment.
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But Jawbone only received $25 million of that commitment, said sources.
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Kaine not pleased: Shanahan's commitment, though, raised the ire of Sen.
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Stabilizing Libya will require a lasting commitment by the international community.
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Richardson argued that a no-fly zone would test Russia's commitment.
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Li also stressed China's continued commitment to opening up its markets.
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The company's executives say their commitment to refugees isn't anything new.
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" Renzi's presence "means there is the full commitment of the government.
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And because they are bad with commitment, they have low confidence.
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But his commitment is an imperfect match with his legislative record.
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But for me, commitment has little to do with physical intimacy.
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Worrisome signs about North Korea's commitment to disarmament have been accumulating.
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Drug trials for Alzheimer's disease are often a particularly arduous commitment.
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His meticulously staged Tate Modern exhibition puts his commitment on display.
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Williams got the experience her talent and commitment deserved in 1999.
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We seek mastery — expertise, skills, commitment and recognition — in our domains.
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We must demonstrate commitment to women's rights by setting an example.
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He likes its focus on equality and its commitment to workers.
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Making such a commitment, he said, would jeopardize his judicial independence.
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This is less a matter of nostalgia than of aesthetic commitment.
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This is the extension of the pre-commitment stage of relationships.
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His admirable commitment to sustainability means larger overheads than his competitors.
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Much of Catholic education's historic commitment to basketball derives from demographics.
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For the Shokranis, conversations about commitment always come back to Islam.
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Their commitment to reviving the musical riches of "Clemenza" was inspiring.
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The leader shows only a weak commitment to democratic rules. 2.
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Eleven years after the fire, UMG defends its commitment to conservation.
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We take the commitment to evidence-based expertise very, very seriously.
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Those moves are meant to highlight Broadcom's commitment to the deal.
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The energy is focused on commitment, and people are behaving responsibly.
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It's also a way of dipping your toe in, no commitment.
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"With a lot of commitment you can do something," he said.
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Most importantly, he has mused about weakening American commitment to NATO.
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Under Trump, we have scaled back that commitment — and then some.
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Each direction will take a different stylistic approach and time commitment.
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Yet Young Dolph's commitment to representing his hometown, Memphis, remains steadfast.
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To really make headway in EVE Online takes time and commitment.
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Have there been any signs of Trump's commitment to public health?
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Critic's Pick The aesthetic commitment being offered was never in doubt.
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"Our commitment is to keep at least 300,753 doses," she said.
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Soon after Grizzanti made his commitment, the first 15 migrants arrived.
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It is about a shared commitment to the same overarching goal.
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What we control is our collective commitment to morality and ethics.
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The party's commitment to life has often been inconsistent, even hypocritical.
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Tokyo has repeatedly reaffirmed its commitment to holding the Olympic Games.
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Now that's a commitment that we've made to the public market.
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COMMITMENT LEVEL: Medium: 203 hourlong episodes and a feature-length pilot.
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That commitment that has only strengthened in a fraught political moment.
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If there's a risk you can't fulfill your commitment, say so.
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"I'm trying to honor my commitment to the city," he said.
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Trump has held firm to her commitment to help end cyberbullying.
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I want to thank this group for their dedication and commitment.
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You have my commitment that 2020 will be a transparent process.
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Some scientists fear the official commitment to conservation may be wavering.
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Both avow a commitment to combat hate speech, extremism and misinformation.
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Demonstrating our tireless commitment to the well-being of our offspring?
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That passion and commitment was something that we were looking for.
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I think to demoralize our national commitment would be a mistake.
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But we must be true to our children's commitment to humanity.
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"We're fulfilling the commitment we made... We're doing well," he said.
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And whatever they're protesting, how firm is their commitment to it?
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The real expense of being a bridesmaid is the time commitment.
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It takes serious time and commitment to learn to play music.
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McCain and Obama truly do share a commitment to institutional ideals.
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Smitten, crushing or commitment phobic, "Boyfriend" has a lot of feelings.
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Any doubt about America's commitment hurts the credibility of NATO's deterrence.
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But the seriousness of his commitment to that vow was unclear.
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Her commitment to the bit is intense, and a little quixotic.
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That's the kind of consistent defensive commitment that Iceland has shown.
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The news comes after Starbucks announced its sustainability commitment last year.
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Perseverance must be the precept; lifelong commitment must be the motto.
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So is China's commitment to transparency and to supporting other countries.
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The caucuses -- especially in this cursed year -- demand hours of commitment.
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They tried to trump our offer, but he honored his commitment.
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Zeidler's commitment to his ideals ultimately cost him his political career.
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Two years later, it shaved that commitment down to $1 billion.
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How about a commitment to making the world a better place?
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This is doubly true given Pera's sincere commitment to his character.
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But there is gallantry in her commitment to such schlocky material.
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At Mozilla we're backing up this lean data commitment with action.
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That hurt him, as did Nadal's freshness, skill and trademark commitment.
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Some hardliners have questioned his commitment to the president's immigration agenda.
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It will take action, and a commitment from the top down.
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Students, professors and the media should hold them to their commitment.
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Burr declined to say who provided the commitment, the newspaper reported.
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However, no commitment to formally adopt the CRS has been made.
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"Our commitment to full equality remains intact," he tweeted on Thursday.
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And the actors dig into their characters with a fine commitment.
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Let's build a new national commitment to natural disaster risk management.
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But we know that the infrastructure and the commitment is there.
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President Trump has aggressively championed his commitment to putting America First.
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This is largely due to Shriver's commitment to exploring her theme.
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"With unyielding commitment, we are curbing the opioid epidemic," Trump said.
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For Volkswagen, the toolkit was a major commitment to electric vehicles.
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Commitment, acceptance, respect, love and faith are some of the ingredients.
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You could not accuse him of having a problem with commitment.
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Whatever bitterness Kahn's families harbored, their commitment to him never wavered.
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Mr. Christie's commitment to public transit has been a recurring issue.
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I sputtered before recognizing his answer as unequivocal commitment, to me.
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Back then, those who showed up conveyed more curiosity than commitment.
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"The billion dollar aspiration is achievable given their commitment," he said.
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Back then, those who showed up conveyed more curiosity than commitment.
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"The billion dollar aspiration is achievable given their commitment," he said.
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I would say the only commitment is to making a picture.
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This was in part due to our commitment to customer service.
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This is a good start, but the commitment must go further.
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"Owning a home is a huge commitment and expenditure," says Contos.
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The move to ANOID resulted in the commitment book being halved.
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We need the U.S. government to make that same commitment. Rev.
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Buttigieg had a 48 percent commitment rate, and Klobuchar, 42 percent.
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The Calidore players performed it with synergistic brilliance and ferocious commitment.
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But some schools are demonstrating a commitment to accessibility and affordability.
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Or can we combine commitment to practice with kindness toward ourselves?
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Because of this commitment to safety, our work is never done.
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At the same time, fellow NATO members are questioning Turkey's commitment.
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A continuation of the President's commitment to Make America Great Again!
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But, will the United States' commitment to global security be there?
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Something changes when customers have to make some kind of commitment.
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Carrier said it has kept its commitment to save 1,000 jobs.
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They projected principle and commitment onto a person anathema to both.
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Gregoire exemplifies CA Technologies' commitment to being a responsible corporate citizen.
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It's far more about chemistry and commitment to the president's vision.
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This is an indication of our commitment to the peace treaty.
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They are also hailing McConnell's commitment, unmet so far, to Sen.
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That commitment to funding the building blocks of peace has disappeared.
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It's a commitment of both of your time and your finances.
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But Trump made no commitment to back the bill, Deere said.
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Now international brands have to show their commitment to the workers.
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And your problem may be with commitment generally, not with her.
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Pelosi praised Schiff's commitment to launching a probe into the controversy.
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Her commitment to public service and love of country was unquestionable.
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Congress is far from alone in this commitment to Mars exploration.
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