Committing to better yourself physically, mentally, spiritually — it's very much like committing to another person.
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Committing to the philosophy and committing, in a lot of cases, without even understanding it yet.
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For them, committing to fatherhood means committing to a job they've seen done really badly in the past.
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"Winning an election is all about committing to a space, committing to a locale, and actually organizing," Reed says.
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But if they are already in possession of Meth then they are not committing any crime that they wouldn&apost already be committing.
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TL;DR: A Black Widow movie would be great, but "creatively and emotionally" committing to it isn't nearly the same as actually committing.
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Officials say any soldier committing abuses will be held to account and the president said on Monday any soldier committing rape should be shot.
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On Saturday the final numbers were 230-of-22004 (216 percent) The Bluejays also forced Akron into committing 28 turnovers while committing only 20 themselves.
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The state security court found Mohammad Masharfeh guilty of "committing terrorist acts that led to the death of human beings and committing terrorist acts using automatic weapons".
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"A punitive approach to criminal justice will not stop criminals like Mr. Carlineo from committing a crime again or prevent others from committing similar acts," she wrote.
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" Phrase that pays: Trump, asked about NATO in the Rose Garden: "I'm committing the United States, and have committed, but I'm committing the United States to Article 5.
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"Jack simply had thoughts about committing these crimes, wrote in his journal about committing the crimes, wrote his fantasy plans, and he purchased a gun," Ms. Green said.
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"I'm committing the United States — and have committed — but I'm committing the United States to Article 5," Trump said in a press conference alongside visiting Romanian president, Klaus Iohannis.
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According to the lawsuit, Stormy says not only did Trump defame her by saying she's lying, he's accusing her of committing a crime -- falsely accusing someone of committing a crime.
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What was done to me paled in comparison to the sweeping First Amendment violations the N.Y.P.D. had been committing against political activists and persists in committing against Muslims and others.
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Trump voters keep committing fraud at the polls Trump voters keep committing fraud at the polls Donald Trump has repeatedly warned that the 2016 election will be "rigged" in favor of Hillary Clinton, but so far the voters caught committing fraud have been attempting to cast their ballots for the Republican nominee.
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DeAngelo is also charged with killing Cheri Domingo while committing a rape and a burglary and killing Greg Sanchez while committing a burglary -- both on July 27, 1981, a complaint says.
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President Trump's base is egging him on to undertake his own "Saturday Night Massacre" and fire Robert Mueller for committing … for committing … uh, well, for working too hard as a prosecutor.
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" Biden later clarified, "I'm not committing not to run.
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A total of six counts were brought against Tekashi, including conspiracy with others to commit racketeering, discharging a firearm while committing a crime, committing a crime of violence in aid of racketeering, assault with a dangerous weapon, carrying a firearm, and committing a crime in aid of racketeering, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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Similarly, sport betting is roundly international and global, so you already know that often the people who are committing the betting fraud are not committing it where the match is being fixed.
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DeAngelo is also charged with killing Cheri Domingo while committing a rape and a burglary and killing Greg Sanchez while committing a burglary -- both on July 27, 1981, according to the complaint.
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The Hashid deny having sectarian aims or committing widespread abuses.
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" Sullivan later said: "I wasn't suggesting he was committing treason.
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She and Berchtold had sex, committing statutory rape, multiple times.
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They are committing crimes and they are breaking the law.
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This is making committing funds to this sector quite risky.
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But Rayburn alleged Carter became fixated on Roy's committing suicide.
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But she admits that "committing to fitness" wasn't so easy.
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Committing time to such programs requires a leap of faith.
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It featured President Trump and other politicians committing sexual acts.
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Lyft is committing $1.5 million to its Relief Rides program.
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Spotify is fully committing to building a podcast network today.
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Rebooting — and committing to — mosquito eradication can eliminate existing ones.
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I think sometimes we have bordered on committing war crimes.
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"Why would you murder someone who's committing suicide?" he asked.
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"I think they would be committing financial suicide," he said.
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The Hammonds were sentenced for committing arson on federal land.
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Rousseff has denied committing any crime that warrants impeachment charges.
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It's hard to romanticize and sexualize a woman committing filicide.
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" "We have a name in mind, but we're not committing.
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Some Democratic bundlers are already committing to Biden's potential opponents.
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But he avoided defining the relationship or committing to exclusivity.
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The days of committing war crimes with impunity are over.
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I don't believe for one minute Google is committing 'treason.
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That's committing to continue easing for longer than previously expected.
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See ya, 1989: Taylor Swift is officially committing to 1993.
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Huawei has long been suspected of committing espionage for China.
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Forouzesh claimed that by adding ice, Starbucks was committing fraud.
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Sacramento didn't help its cause by committing five technical fouls.
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"They are committing atrocities," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"The Maduro regime has been committing oil suicide," said Yergin.
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We're committing to be open with our findings and progress.
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Today, uttering that sentence feels like committing a carnal sin.
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Lyft is committing $100 million to better support its drivers.
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How did you feel after committing to "Terminator: Dark Fate"?
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None of them are committing to backing Pelosi for Speaker.
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I started thinking about committing suicide because of the bullying.
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He stepped down almost immediately but denies committing any crimes.
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Gargiulo has denied committing the other slayings, the newspaper reported.
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He is committing murder in the name of his ideology.
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The State Department has accused Myanmar of committing ethnic cleansing.
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Indiana won despite committing 23 turnovers to 12 for Washington.
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Trump ultimately sided with McMaster, committing several thousand additional troops.
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But mining meant committing capital for years, if not decades.
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It has in the past denied committing any criminal offence.
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Initially, Hutchinson says, she resisted, before eventually committing the crime.
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The people who are committing the sin are someone's son.
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It's the whole reason we "punish" people for committing crimes.
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Leaked audio reveals Trump basically bragging about committing sexual assault.
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Massachusetts already uses the process aggressively, committing thousands every year.
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GV parent company Alphabet also is committing around $50 million.
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Mr. Trump then accused Ms. Rice of committing a crime.
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So I don't regret committing to this masochistic rejection project.
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Now police have accused him of committing a gruesome murder.
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Worden denied committing assault and the case was later dismissed.
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For some, it means committing to learn their ancestral language.
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I am really not committing spoilers in telling you this.
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Then he acts surprised that they're committing acts of violence.
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Zverev hit 16 winners while committing only 14 unforced errors.
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The indictment does not accuse him of committing any violence.
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Microsoft isn't committing to exactly where xCloud will go here.
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Credit and background checks automatically assumed I was committing fraud.
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"He is clearly committing crimes in plain view," she said.
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I weep for my city; it is committing urban suicide.
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He admitted to committing several crimes, including embezzling from Manafort.
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In some cases, he said the men were committing rape.
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Still, it's exhausting always straddling, never committing to an identity.
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It may also deter other militia leaders from committing crimes.
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Can they make enough promises without committing to too many?
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Yet he had a hard time committing to the surgery.
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The company is committing itself to better protecting its employees.
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"People committing various crimes is not a disease," he said.
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A jury in Flint, Michigan, found Amor Ftouhi guilty on charges of committing an act of violence at an international airport, interference with airport security and committing an act of terrorism, the court said.
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The suspect in last month's fatal shooting of two people at a Kentucky supermarket was charged in federal court on Thursday with committing a hate crime as well as committing offenses with a firearm.
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Under the new measure, first-time offenders committing violent crimes would still have faced automatic deportation, but so would people committing two lesser offences over a ten-year period, such as speeding or disorderly conduct.
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Obama also had evolving views, first committing an increase of tens of thousands of U.S. troops to reverse Taliban gains, then committing to a troop drawdown that he was unable to complete before leaving office.
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Well, the problem with megadonors committing $5 billion to the Giving Pledge in 2019, for instance, is that they still might have $5 billion more in assets that they're not committing to the Giving Pledge.
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Esteban Santiago, 28, pleaded guilty to five counts of committing acts of violence at an international airport causing death and six counts of committing acts of violence at an international airport causing serious bodily injury.
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No. Mr. Fayadh's crime, in essence, was committing poetry and art.
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Verizon and Apple Music are committing to a long-term relationship.
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He dies while Rebecca is on tour, possibly by committing suicide.
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I'm really proud of us for committing to maintaining our relationship.
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They have been vehemently -- and sincerely -- committing to continued defense cooperation.
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I am committing to taking photos of all of them now.
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"The guys are fully committing to the system," Fizdale told reporters.
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It is also committed to committing to being committed to transparency.
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He's done a great job of committing himself to that process.
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His work may not deter fighters from committing crimes in Syria.
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Rick Scott — have accused Democrats of committing voter fraud without evidence.
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She recognized that other companies were afraid of committing to veterans.
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" When pressed further, Biden clarified, "I'm not committing not to run.
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"The people advocating this are committing economic self-harm," he said.
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A Burger King employee was filmed committing several health code violations.
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Committing troops is one thing, while fighting terrorism is another thing.
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Matthews and Ward acknowledged committing the burglary, probable cause statements allege.
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WHAT is the best way to stop teenagers from committing crimes?
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The software giant isn't committing to a specific timeline for tabs.
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Stay safe out there, memers, and don't film yourself committing crimes.
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Ultimately, you're left unable to test out the colors before committing.
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He repeatedly and unequivocally denied ever committing sexual assault and alleged.
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Clinton said — not quite committing but certainly not dismissing the notion.
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And for buyers, committing early can help score a good deal.
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The Bruins won despite committing 23 turnovers to the Ducks' 12.
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His lawyer said he had confessed to committing a terrorist crime.
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Committing yourself to another person for the rest of your life?
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They are committing crimes to feed their addiction, plain and simple.
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The Nittany Lions won despite committing eight penalties for 203 yards.
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"Vitaly says he doesn't actually remember [committing the murder]," explains Lester.
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China has not said what crimes Guo is suspected of committing.
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He accused Trump of committing potentially criminal activity since becoming president.
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But she's understandably wary of committing to any career path yet.
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Geyser and Weier discussed the crime for months before committing it.
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There's something to be said for really committing to a look.
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But those two are being prosecuted for possibly committing the crime.
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Moves toward seriously and wholeheartedly committing to VR as its future.
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The story ends with Susan committing her own act of violence.
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Only the beginning of the season, and you're already committing forgery?
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But apparently Lenovo isn't totally committing to a jack-less future.
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It wasn't a violent felony, he wasn't committing a forcible felony.
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Vince even held up imaginary tassels, truly committing to his bit.
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He hesitated a long while before committing himself to the field.
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"She was unaware that she was committing any crimes," he said.
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Try committing to reading 25 pages a day for a week.
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Two men charged with committing the crime were acquitted in 2016.
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She wanted that assurance before committing her vote for tax reform.
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Try not committing crime, it's worked for me my entire life.
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Well, society tends to frown on adults just committing actual crimes.
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And Nixon was dumb enough to tape himself committing the crime.
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You could do that without necessarily lying and committing a crime.Right.
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For the upcoming Memorial Day holiday, we're committing to packing light.
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Is this payback for a crime I do not remember committing?
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It's your justification for not committing to something bigger and better.
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Kim Dong Chul, 60, admitted to committing "unpardonable espionage" against Pyongyang.
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Your Taxes 2020 Software can't stop you from committing human errors.
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Hawaii just passed a law committing to the Paris climate targets.
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In St. Louis, we are committing to that type of protest.
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He had been committing his crimes for more than 20 years.
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At that point, Louisville had forced eight turnovers without committing one.
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"I had never realized I was committing a crime," he said.
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"I saw photographs of the atrocity they were committing," she said.
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California is committing $140 million to subsidize low-carbon freight transportation.
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Most people who commit gun violence are not committing mass shootings.
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You can try it out before committing to paying any money.
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She has hit 3533 forehand winners while committing 2353 forehand errors.
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Then him committing suicide days later, that was the mega bomb.
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Memphis fell behind 37-29 at halftime after committing 13 turnovers.
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China's government has consistently denied it is committing human rights abuses.
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Even as we grow, we'll be committing regular acts of journalism.
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We'll also keep learning about big names committing to specific platforms.
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He set a single-season N.B.A. record by committing 464 turnovers.
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Already cities and states are committing to 100 percent renewable energy.
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That's why you don't see us committing to it long term.
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So he's potentially confessing in his statement to committing a crime.
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The teams combined for 41 turnovers, with the Washington committing 21.
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But a person would have thought we were committing a crime.
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Now she's filed a motion that accuses him of committing fraud.
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More and more businesses are committing themselves to using renewable fuels.
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And now the U.S.-supported militia is committing human rights violations.
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"You're committing a federal crime if you're using it," Gieringer said.
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But committing to a healthy eating pattern will make a difference.
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The three accused Russia and Assad's forces of committing war crimes.
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It's gonna involve hiring X number of people committing these resources.
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I do so by committing fraud, which I call The Grift.
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It denies accusations of committing widespread rights abuses against its people.
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Are you still working on committing to your New Year's resolutions?
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"A lot of it is just committing to something," she says.
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America has mulled over committing only $1.5bn to its Indo-Pacific strategy.
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Merkel is apparently cautious about committing more German troops to the region.
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Amchok alone, there have been four cases of nomads committing self-immolation,
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And Episode 15 asks why anyone would record themselves committing a crime.
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"I know where I'm committing my next felony!" one Facebook user wrote.
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He's running on committing himself to representing rural, economic issues in Congress.
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They're also a great way to experiment with a trend without committing.
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Gallagher is accused of committing multiple violations of military law in Iraq.
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You should try on the Jabra Elite 65t before committing to them.
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To listen to this requires settling down and committing to it.3.
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California is one signature away from committing to 100 percent clean electricity.
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Like, being arrested and committing a crime is a rough, ugly thing.
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"Illegal immigrants convicted of committing crimes get to stay," the voice says.
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The charge of committing a terrorist act carries a possible life sentence.
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He defined "random" as a person committing a violent act without reason.
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Cory Booker stopped short of committing to breaking up the tech industry.
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Even if the look is temporary, she's committing to it for now.
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Finally Overeem is committing to fighting smart and its working a treat.
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It would be funny if they were not committing serious criminal acts.
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He had been charged with committing 100 murders between 2000 and 2005.
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He advances their priorities without openly committing to their hardest-line positions.
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To push back Islamic State without committing large numbers of U.S. troops.
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To keep your money priorities straight, Luber recommends committing to a plan.
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Calculating how many offences young people in particular are committing is tricky.
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He's committing to movies with big premise hooks, and ramshackle follow-through.
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We're getting organized, and so many of us are committing to vote.
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I was accused of committing fraud with nothing but a IG photo.
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Cord-cutting (or committing to anything past Netflix, honestly) can be daunting.
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When we were 14, teenagers were committing suicide from comments like yours.
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Nine prisoners have died, with three committing suicide on the same day.
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Justin Amash, a Michigan Republican, flat-out accused Clapper of committing perjury.
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The United Nations has accused ISIS of committing genocide against the Yazidis.
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A third accuser, Julie Swetnick, also accused Kavanaugh of committing sexual misconduct.
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Choosing goals to tackle — and then fully committing to them — is painful.
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Committing to standards like the golden rule can make you more popular.
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The Chinese government denies stealing intellectual property and committing unfair trade practices.
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It says they were fairly jailed for committing violent crimes during protests.
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Probable cause statements say Matthews and Ward admitting to committing the burglary.
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Silverpeak Real Estate Partners is also committing $20 million to the project.
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Stepping it the fuck up and really committing to her eBay business.
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A third accuser, Julie Swetnick, also accused Kavanaugh of committing sexual misconduct.
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Iran has endorsed the plan but without committing to an output cap.
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Our Pitt sources say the actor denies committing any sort of abuse.
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I stopped being so scared of going to hell and committing sin.
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But anxiety disorders didn't increase one's risk of committing violence at all.
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It's one thing remembering, and it's another committing that person to paper.
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She spent some time in the musical trenches before committing to composition.
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Gambling has the highest rate of any addiction of people committing suicide.
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I asked whether by staying behind the barricades they were committing suicide.
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" The company is committing to invest in "news programs, partnerships and content.
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I love watching NASCAR, but I don't like committing hours to it.
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It might be to a point where they are committing a crime.
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Another thing to note before committing to Kocktails: This show is loud.
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Members are committing more troops in Eastern Europe and modernizing command structures.
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"I think that Russian television today is committing a crime," she said.
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Thirty days of transforming mind and body by committing to grit. 4.
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The agency did not charge the company with knowingly committing the violations.
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Yes, his government is apparently committing cybercrimes to meddle in our election.
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A conviction can result from committing any one of the three acts.
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This means they are effectively in indefinite detention for committing no crime.
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Utah had 23 assists on 103 baskets while committing only seven turnovers.
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The Buckeyes helped the cause by committing turnovers on five consecutive possessions.
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Mr. Brown's reflections on friendship are soulful and worth committing to heart.
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The groups committing acts of terrorism over time have changed, of course.
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Are some Republicans now bent on committing political suicide in similar fashion?
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But there is, of course, still trepidation over committing to permanent ink.
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CNN is committing to offer more daily content on its own channel.
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It vacillates in the middle, never committing to one or the other.
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How do you get out of committing to a terrible commitment ceremony?
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They'd be committing malpractice if they weren't helping him along with that.
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That meant if Clinton were guilty of committing felonies, so was Obama.
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Another personality group, "questioners," needs to do its own research before committing.
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The U.S. government has long suspected Huawei of committing espionage for China.
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He spent most of his time stealing cars and committing armed robberies.
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That's essentially the premise of the Founders Pledge — but committing even earlier.
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The other is reserved for people committing non-consensual acts — sex offenders.
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Knowing about someone's else crime is a far cry from committing one.
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If someone is committing a crime against you, go to the authorities.
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Clay, committing yet another of boxing's cardinal sins, punched down on Moore.
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Or if he suggested committing war crimes to a frenzied, cheering crowd.
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Their astounding vitality results from extending different precedents while committing to none.
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Whatever the cause, it did not deter Mr. Rice from committing crimes.
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"Not committing to Article 5 provides opportunities for our adversaries," they wrote.
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Go deeper: U.S. envoys drafted statement committing Ukraine president to Biden probe
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Kamala Harris accusing him of committing crimes "in plain sight," and Sen.
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His articles of impeachment do not accuse Trump of committing a crime.
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It's an honorable role to be committing yourself to the unpopular play.
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It reflects a hardened adherence to committing crimes and lack of remorse.
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But what he's doing is committing to massive amounts of American jobs.
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He was sloppy, committing 56 unforced errors, and struggled on his serve.
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On the one hand, he appeared to be committing to U.S. allies.
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Do you like the idea of Arthur committing a particular disgusting crime?
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It said it's committing as much as $1.5 million for the rides.
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The companies committing to sending representatives comes the same day as Sens.
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Yet he would certainly encourage investors to consider committing more money abroad.
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The teacher was between Harris, Biden and businessman Andrew Yang before committing.
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The FBI said Koester could have potentially been committing crimes since 1994.
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McDonald's is committing $5 million to the NextGen partnership, matching Starbucks' pledge.
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The soldiers he saw committing these atrocities could easily hunt him down.
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Companies are committing to investments in U.S. manufacturing that will generate jobs.
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Utah says it has a claim because plaintiffs' attorneys are committing fraud.
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"He was doing his job, he wasn't committing a crime," Chica said.
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It adds that "committing to a single partner is normal commercial behaviour".
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"Now," he said, "it feels good committing to what will come next."
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The Mets made mistakes they avoided committing in their first two games.
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Maskell may have facilitated or planned the murder without committing it himself.
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People committing suicide on the train tracks really do tick me off.
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But the privilege doesn't apply if the lawyer is committing a crime.
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Elsewhere, Alexander Hamilton pantomimes committing suicide during an Oval Office photo opportunity.
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His music pulls from multiple genres without ever fully committing to one.
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You turn your attention to your studies on Thursday when Mars enters Taurus, where it will remain until March 31, shifting your gears from committing to others to committing to expanding your horizons via studying art or music.
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The foreign ministry accused the United States government of committing "an international crime".
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But he could go further, by committing to stay in no matter what.
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Foxconn said it needed to review "new material information" from Sharp before committing.
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It's also become a symbol of making a decision and committing to it.
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Committing fraud, whether it takes place on or offline is against the law.
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Roof has admitted both his crime and his racial motives for committing it.
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OGE has effectively reported the president to DOJ for potentially committing a crime.
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WATTERS: -- 60 percent of them go back into prison for committing more crime.
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It was actively committing suicide, is how I viewed it at the time.
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Laviolette deserves so much praise for committing to this idea in Game 303.
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Many thousands of those will wind up committing murder and other violent crime.
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President Donald Trump declared a state of emergency, committing federal authorities to respond.
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Even now, of course, there's no reason or excuse for committing thought-crime.
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A young cow in Afton, Iowa, was caught committing mail fraud on Monday.
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The two countries signed a defence agreement committing them to deeper co-operation.
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In either case, the team will be committing to struggle in some regard.
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That's why Refinery29 is committing to facilitating this chapter in the #MeToo conversation.
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Delta Air Lines is committing $1 billion to be carbon neutral by 2030.
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The Catholic in me was convinced that I was committing a mortal sin.
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Some of his advisers have been accused of committing atrocities during the war.
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Like all young people, I do have a problem committing to an activity.
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He's buying into Honest Foods and committing to making the company a profit.
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He did not test the vulnerabilities out of fear of committing a crime.
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Raffa did not admit to committing any robberies, according to the police report.
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"This next chapter for us is about really committing to transparency," Holmes said.
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She was arrested on Friday on suspicion of committing murder, the outlet reported.
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But Iran is charged with sponsoring terrorism not committing acts of terror itself.
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That's one OR the other: You can't do both without committing voter fraud.
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Committing the cardinal sin of our age, Wynn cares deeply; almost too much.
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The rate of students committing suicide and reaching out for help is alarming.
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But then he heard about crops turning to dust and farmers committing suicide.
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It is committing $10 million over two years to the affordable housing challenge.
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It's the latest sign the company is committing more resources to this problem.
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In committing to drawing up guidelines, Google has given itself a difficult task.
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O) and committing $10 billion in April to help Occidental Petroleum Corp (OXY.
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Oh yeah, how he helped his patient is by basically committing insurance fraud.
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It's committing to something and not giving in when you have an argument.
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After leaving the New School and committing to modeling, Hadid's career blew up.
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But committing to using your paid time off is easier said than done.
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"Generally speaking, reporters who publish information are not committing a crime," Rosenstein said.
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It's about a teen who leaves behind 13 audio tapes before committing suicide.
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Heat of passion means committing an act in the moment, without prior intent.
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Oregon struggled in the tournament defensively, committing 78 fouls over the three games.
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Chicago's own Petya Shalamanova was down there, committing the whole thing to film.
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Nor are feminists incapable of committing sexual misconduct — or of defending those accused.
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I mean, you're committing yourself to someone for the rest of your life.
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Mamayev has admitted committing assault, but denied the more serious charge of hooliganism.
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It was further hampered by committing 20 turnovers while Auburn committed just nine.
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Men across the board were more likely to commit (or consider committing) infidelity.
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The Buccaneers (3-3) won despite committing four turnovers and allowing a safety.
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If Trump wants to go to war with cities, he's committing economic suicide.
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Taken to its logical end, those who worship other humans are committing idolatry.
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So they end up committing new crimes and being sent back to prison.
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He later signed with UCLA in August 2018 after formally committing in May.
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They also mustered only two assists while committing seven turnovers in the half.
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Minnesota (259-21) lost its third straight game despite committing only five turnovers.
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But that's what everybody is doing — committing to the process day by day.
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WILBUR ROSS: I don't think it's a question about anybody committing to anything.
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"She told me," Ms. Shearer recalled, "that I had been committing a crime."
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We should know our own "why" before committing to a change like this.
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Take the first step by committing to a new class or learning activity.
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He said that he's committing $22019 million to his impeachment effort this year.
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Bill Clinton, in turn, pardoned Marc Rich for committing 65 crimes on Jan.
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The Yankees won despite committing four errors for the first time since Aug.
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Committing to intentionally spending more time with a book in hand is fulfilling.
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On an investment basis, it's committing to a soon-to-be-outdated technology.
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They're still committing too many of their dollars to so-called legacy media.
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Surely the good people of Instagram aren't going to have me committing crimes?
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Devin Nunes and the President, who previously accused Rice of committing a crime.
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And once you start worrying about getting bullied, committing suicide might be possible.
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Miocic would feint jabs without committing and then eat counter right hands anyway.
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Each of the three are committing $33 million toward the $700 million target.
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The Jazz earned their fourth win in a row despite committing 17 turnovers.
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It has taken a crucial first step by committing to study the issue.
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After committing to the picture in 1983, Paramount Pictures began to have doubts.
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Last month, Delta said it was committing $1 billion to become carbon neutral.
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And finally, they called on those "committing to make things better" to stand.
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There are over 100 companies who are committing to Drawdown as their goal.
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Trump reportedly made up Hispanic names to describe immigrants committing rapes and murders
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Today cyberspace has been transformed into a very broad platform for committing crimes.
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Ms. Kamel explained that she merely needed to consider every option before committing.
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Remember, too, that Crutcher was not stopped because he was committing a crime.
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She accused Barr last week of committing a crime by lying to lawmakers.
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Being arrested for an offense is not the same as committing that offense.
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"People may act differently shortly after committing a violent act," one post read.
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Mastercard's Impact Fund is committing the remaining $25 million, according to a statement.
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The resulting uncertainty is preventing investors from committing to major carbon capture projects.
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Brittany and I are committing $5,000,000 to the State of Louisiana in 2020.
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And they are earning creds in the gang by committing violence at night.
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"There's no reason to fear prosecution for committing serious corporate crimes," he said.
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At last, the Byrdes are back — and committing more complicated crimes than ever.
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At launch, Target was committing to fulfill Drive Up orders within two hours.
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It allows you to try different brews without committing to a full pour.
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But what Biden is committing to do is nothing new in American history.
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I certainly wasn't alone in failing to think carefully before committing to college.
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They are at greater risk of committing a violent crime, a study says.
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When people run out of drugs, they're going to start stealing, committing crime.
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Their numbers are growing and they seem more prone to committing violent crimes.
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One faculty member called her "a sinner" for committing adultery with Mr. Fenner.
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My opinion is this is something where they are committing human rights violations.
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Years later, he was sent to jail for committing another crime, she said.
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The Buffs shot just 27 percent in the half while committing nine turnovers.
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A chronic-offender program tracked individuals to see if they were committing violations.
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They accuse the military of committing rights abuses during its anti-militant operations.
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Creighton had 10 steals on Marquette's 16 turnovers while only committing nine turnovers.
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The Wildcats won despite committing 20 turnovers to 13 for the Red Raiders.
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So far, take-up has been limited, with only Estonia committing 40 troops.
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He also was prohibited from committing crimes as a condition of his release.
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A 2008 planning law exempts the duchy from ever committing a planning offense.
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Because whoever is taking Bloomberg's money is committing the heist of the century.
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It accused them of committing torture and deploying child soldiers, both war crimes.
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They promise large sums for killing police officers and more for committing suicide.
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All this has induced such intense anxiety that some Muslims are committing suicide.
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This will involve bringing our combat troops home and re-committing to diplomacy.
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The Nuggets also forced six Lakers turnovers in the quarter without committing any.
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A man committing fraud proves that he knows how to work the system.
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The report recommended two years of probation for Vick for committing domestic violence.
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They uncover inconvenient facts about people committing crimes, and higher-ups helping them.
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The complaint details several recent online conversations by Smith talking about committing violence.
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The documents also contained a cryptic reference to Mr. Guzmán committing another rape.
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Committing to the global Trillion Trees Initiative is a great example of this.
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Menendez calls Melgen a friend, but vehemently denies committing crimes to help him.
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And it's not just some picky semantic distinction here: Kim committing to the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula (which he did) and Kim committing to the complete denuclearization of North Korea (which he didn't) are two very different things.
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A jury in Flint, Michigan, found Amor Ftouhi, 51, of the Canadian province of Quebec, guilty on charges of committing an act of violence at an international airport, interference with airport security and committing an act of terrorism, the court said.
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Pincus, Thompson and Hoffman each are committing $33 million toward the $700 million target.
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"EUROPE is committing suicide," says Douglas Murray in the opening words of his book.
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By testifying under oath that he was right there committing the crimes with him.
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You can help fix this by committing time and energy to mentoring other women.
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Since discovering yoga and committing to a healthy diet, Odugba has lost 120 lbs.
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Did he think he could get away with committing the ultimate act of cruelty?
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But by committing to an annuity, they're on the hook for years or decades.
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"[She] has not admitted to committing the crime," her lawyer, Radoslaw Baszuk, tells CNN.
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Women have a lot more to lose reproductively by committing to the wrong man.
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Merz, and ends up committing suicide—whereupon the real-life Merz was so moved
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It's easy to condemn people going out and committing all sorts of horrific crimes.
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These are questions you need to ask yourself before committing to an expensive investment.
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These included some committing to help improve nuclear security and security culture in particular.
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Investigators accuse him of committing more than 50 rapes and 12 murders over decades.
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Johnson calls Trump's Iran attack "dangerous" and warns him against committing a war crime
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But this much is clear: Ford is accusing Kavanaugh of committing a violent crime.
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People are going to feel justified in committing crimes and spewing hate towards minorities.
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Today it revealed that it's committing $132 million in annual spending to the fund.
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Authorities have accused Amiri of committing crimes against national security without giving further details.
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"It's very hard to believe he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," McEarchern said.
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Brown's announcement is unique in committing him to each of the first four states.
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How can we show them there is an alternative to committing that violent act?
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But it's also played a critical role in luring Trump into committing Nixonian misdeeds.
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Because the evidence about Hillary and committing felonies and obstructing is overwhelming and incontrovertible.
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Once a student accepts, they are committing to that position for the entire program.
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Chavez sketches intricate and intensely detailed portraits before committing the art to a body.
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Both candidates picked up support earlier this month as undecided voters began committing themselves.
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But before committing, Glazen wanted to make sure they could handle a retail environment.
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He did get an egg tattoo, though, so kudos on committing to the bit.
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Well, strict belief in traditional gender roles is associated with committing intimate partner violence.
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Kleiman explained: Why do some people keep committing crimes, to their own evident disadvantage?
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This is far better than committing your entire library to a jokey meme app.
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They're committing crimes and violating human rights by stepping on the rights of people.
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IN PHOTOS: Cory Booker Booker ended up committing to Stanford out of high school.
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And as a prosecutor, the more unemployed, I feel the fewer people committing crimes.
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Committing ourselves to sustaining such action is the way to personal and institutional progress.
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The plotters were intent on committing suicide during the attacks on the passenger jets.
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A third of the defendants were accused of committing fraud with European Union funds.
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SoftBank, for instance, is committing $5 billion to a new Latin American-focused fund.
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"Oil producers were committing 'hara-kiri' by producing so much oil," the scholar wrote.
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Jill Hart sued him in 1997 for committing what she characterized as attempted rape.
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Crunch the numbers and weigh the pros and cons of home-ownership before committing.
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It's not fun for anyone and they end up looking worse by not committing.
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Just days earlier, Trump was caught on camera committing a different umbrella faux pas.
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Trump can get a "win" by committing to protect religious freedom for all Americans.
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If she was committing illegal acts as secretary, it happened literally on his watch.
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Tyler commended the massive relief efforts in Houston ... committing to a $1 million gift.
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Additionally, advisors recommend giving a retirement idea a test-run before committing to it.
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"I'm shocked to learn of the crimes he is suspected of committing," Herndon said.
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Even local newspapers warned she might be committing "career suicide" with her political activism.
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When no one is around, we're all guilty of committing heinous social crimes, right?
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Devin Nunes, and President Donald Trump, who previously accused Rice of committing a crime.
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Sixth Grade was a serious time in my life where I considering committing suicide.
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" He allegedly later told police officers that Jews were committing "genocide against his people.
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China's CNODC again accompanied the state-run company by committing to a 20% stake.
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It's about stepping outside your comfort zone and committing to something bigger than yourself.
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Most of the Palestinians were killed while committing, or trying to commit, an attack.
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Instead, it accused Trump and his immediate family of committing no crimes at all.
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This president has trouble stringing together two coherent sentences without committing a non sequitur.
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"I don't want to go back to jail without committing any crime," he says.
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Turing waited until almost 42, but made his tragedy more striking by committing suicide.
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) says that U.S.-trained Afghan forces are committing war atrocities.
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If you got caught committing a burglary—hell, yeah, you ought to be detained.
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Do we not have enough vets committing suicide without you increasing that 85033 times?
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"The corruption that ISIS is committing is the beginning of its end," he said.
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People who are committing themselves to service should never make the story about themselves.
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Many companies have defined a range for spending, while committing to the lower end.
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Netflix first announced the show in March, committing to 32 episodes at the time.
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Committing to reinvention will train you to abandon rigid thought patterns and embrace risk.
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Florida authorities "apprehended" a raccoon "committing a burglary" inside a vending machine on Wednesday.
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Committing to an annual audit is one way to enforce that accountability, Robbins says.
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The rapper was charged last week with committing an assault causing actual bodily harm.
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The behaviors include threatening others, committing violence, bringing a weapon to school and bullying.
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As long as you aren't continuously committing and then flaking, your friends will understand.
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Tinkle has just seven turnovers in three games since committing seven in a Nov.
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We're committing to preserving and protecting the board's ability to exercise its independent judgement.
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Want to see pictures of teens committing self-harm by cutting themselves with razors?
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In such instances, the regulator said investors should exercise "extreme caution" before committing money.
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Many are the victims of bullying, with some even committing suicide because of it.
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The Thunder's Steven Adams and the Mavericks' Felton got chippy, committing double technical fouls.
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By definition, you are standing outside of a space instead of committing to it.
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Gonzaga built a 21-point lead in the first half despite committing nine turnovers.
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By knowingly signing a false legal document, you would very likely be committing fraud.
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USC fell apart down the stretch, committing three turnovers in the last two minutes.
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Claire's not committing murder here, certainly not the way Frank has in the past.
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Even if Gustafsson was getting away, committing to these blows would have been worthwhile.
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"We are committing to learn more, to share more, and create more," Sadoun said.
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NOTES: The Celtics had 33 assists on 46 baskets while committing only 11 turnovers.
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Conditions are imposed on the individual to deter him/her from committing a crime.
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So, props to Kloss for actually (kind of?) committing to the theme this year.
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But it carries enormous dramatic potential, because Eve is committing spy-vs-spy adultery.
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Before committing to keeping chickens, Nichols suggests reading up on caring for the animals.
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He said he still had that goal in mind, rather than committing to surgery.
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Otherwise they will continue committing unforced errors that will drive them off the court.
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They would wait for three Islamist atrocities before committing an atrocity of their own.
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The star-studded Warriors were sloppy, committing 220 turnovers, and got outrebounded 27-220.
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At best, it will refrain from committing for any side, keeping its options open.
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Or what do you do if you think you're committing a sin by masturbating.
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People can wind up having a heart attack, committing suicide, turning to drug use.
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He's confessing to stealing from the same guy that he was committing crimes with.
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Where most such films exploited and victimized women, here women are committing the brutality.
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The NFL has a rampant problem with players committing domestic violence with few consequences.
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There is simply no evidence that asylum seekers are committing crimes or transporting drugs.
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The bloc has responded by committing 12.8 billion euros to the country since 2014.
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Modern conservatism can no longer ignore the interests of people accused of committing crimes.
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Why share these videos of people committing crimes and place a label on them?
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Meng Wanzhou is accused of committing fraud to help Huawei evade sanctions against Iran.
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"I am committing today that there will be more," he said in the statement.
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Censure invites at least some Republicans to denounce the president without committing political suicide.
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High above Greenland, I was committing to nothing less than a hard sleep reboot.
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Yesterday, Facebook announced it was committing $20 million in donations to support relief efforts.
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Rajapaksa himself has been widely accused of committing, and then covering up, war crimes.
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Tunisia surprisingly looks like they're interested in committing men forward for a second goal.
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That means setting broad guidelines like committing to saving a specific amount every month.
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"We are totally committing our time to building the Hindu base," Mr. Rastogi said.
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""Committing any of the above offenses results in buying drinks … for the entire bar.
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Last season, Meredith was fired from Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital for committing insurance fraud.
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We find out Yuto came into Fukuhara's employ after committing a crime against Endo.
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But if you honestly believe your boss is committing fraud, you can report it.
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Third, committing America to an indivisible Jerusalem would jettison thorny questions associated with partition.
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Kavanaugh did not deny drinking heavily but simply denied committing assaults or blacking out.
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San Francisco won despite making five turnovers and committing 71 yards worth of penalties.
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You can't make much of a crime procedural out of people not committing crimes.
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Second-seeded Stanford (230-5) won despite shooting 42 percent and committing 14 turnovers.
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Women did offer more apologies than men, but they also reported committing more offenses.
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Parsons, though, hurt the Mavs by committing two of his four turnovers in overtime.
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The company is committing to 11 full months of getting kicked in the teeth.
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The groups ruled through terror in many areas, committing massacres, rape and mass displacements.
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I'm not committing to this mysterious hand spoiler that no one will care about.
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" Ms. Beirich added: "The group is not known for committing mass acts of violence.
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But he caveated that he wanted to see the final language before fully committing.
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"Nobody's committing their boss on a yes or no vote this early," he added.
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By then, Oregon had hit only 9 of 23 shots while committing 33 turnovers.
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It appears the men were committing a home invasion or attempted burglary, he said.
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Here, we've found 10 morning rituals that you should consider committing to in 2020.
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GTA V is an action-adventure game that rewards gamers for committing virtual crimes.
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The companies are committing billions of dollars to develop the next generation of vehicles.
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They are docked points for things like missing tackles, committing penalties and not hustling.
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The Celtics won despite shooting 40.7 percent from the field and committing 103 turnovers.
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Mr. Adoboli was asked at what stage he knew he was committing a crime.
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The Niners won despite making five turnovers and committing 71 yards worth of penalties.
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And committing to one term would also diminish the importance of his age issue.
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Similarly, Fiji is committing to delivering an enhanced emissions-reduction target by next year.
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China was also cautious about committing to specific purchases of U.S. goods and services.
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She also suggests committing to a no-sugar challenge for at least two weeks.
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In fact, the odds of a woman committing large-scale deception are spectacularly rare.
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"It appears they were committing some type of home invasion or burglary," Gonzalez said.
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Pittsburgh won despite committing 21 turnovers and going 1 for 16 on 3-pointers.
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He embraced Trump so uncritically that he wound up committing crimes on his behalf.
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That means each side committing to not taking any action that undermines the other.
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Reports coming out of Syria say Turkish-backed fighters may be committing war crimes.
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But Shan's nature is to scan from the periphery before committing to any adventure.
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Facebook says it is "committing" to implement board decisions, even where Facebook leadership disagrees.
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Being on certain substances is kind of like committing suicide on an installment plan.
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They showed little remorse for committing atrocious acts like torturing and dismembering their victims.
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Which one is more likely to grasp the magnitude of what they're committing to?
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And it means that talking about sexual assault is somehow worse than committing it.
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All of this, I had to come to prison for — by committing a crime.
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Kleiman wrote: Why do some people keep committing crimes, to their own evident disadvantage?
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Saul is finally able to experience the death and destruction around him by committing to this one, dead boy; not unlike the film nudges the viewers to relate to the Holocaust as real, by committing them to this one, near dead protagonist.
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How far is it from white supremacists and Neo-Nazis in Charlottesville, Trump's very fine people chanting, 'you will replace us,' to the shooter at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh saying, 'we're committing genocide, Jews are committing genocide on his people.
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On Thursday, Foxconn said it needed to review "new material information" from Sharp before committing.
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Committee members said insufficient action was being taken against those committing labor abuses in Britain.
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"They shot themselves for the purpose of committing … fraud," Sheriff Chitwood told the News-Journal.
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Traditionally, getting married means committing to spending the rest of your life with a person.
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Both men claimed victory in the election and accused each other of committing electoral fraud.
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The Sooners need to take better care of the ball after committing 19 turnovers Thursday.
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As a team, they made just seven first-half field goals while committing 203 turnovers.
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For example, communities of news of only black people committing crimes, major news sources, right?
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Airbnb has been more iffy than its peers in committing to an IPO in 2019.
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Free apps like MyFitnessPal allowed consumers to track their calories without committing to a diet.
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The two men were never planning on committing an act of terrorism on US soil.
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He claimed he wasn't aware of any sexual abuse Alamo was committing on young girls.
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The teams combined for 21 turnovers, with the Wildcats committing 11, and 41.73 field goals.
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Then, as we heard Wednesday, the administration isn't exactly committing to a major outreach campaign.
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She's convicted of committing one of the biggest leaks of classified information in US history.
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If anyone actually does what Sean Hannity says there, they&aposd be committing a crime.
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He had been caught committing fraud, forging his mother's signature on checks to get cash.
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Make your life great in every area by committing to it and stop making excuses!
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Stewart then offered an explanation of plagiarism that inadvertently revealed his site was committing it.
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He also found time in the game for six assists while committing just one turnover.
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This is in line with Pelosi last week accusing Trump of committing a cover-up.
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Just because someone is not committing a felony does not mean their behavior is appropriate.
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Sorokin is facing 10 counts of committing or attempting to commit theft or grand larceny.
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He's been so great about committing to the costume and the character and the dance.
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Reports of teenagers bullied online and committing suicide naturally cause panic among parents and legislators.
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"But a league renowned for marketing savvy may be committing an uncharacteristic turnover," he added.
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" And Wray said: "We're concerned about people committing political acts of violence under any motivation.
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Department of corrections employees have also been identified as committing criminal acts, the report said.
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Ubisoft also famously turned around Rainbow Six: Siege by committing to slow but steady improvements.
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Authorities have accused Amiri of committing crimes against national security without giving any further details.
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Or can the United States defend itself at home without committing itself to wars abroad?
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Powell, in a speech earlier on Friday, stopped short of committing to further rate cuts.
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He killed two women, ages 21 and 33, and injured nine others before committing suicide.
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Are you down to committing to it so we can get a really good look?
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It is more similar to a police investigation of someone suspected of committing a crime.
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Now, instead of committing crimes by distributing drugs, now they do it as a businessman.
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One family reports that their daughter followed several self-harm related accounts before committing suicide.
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Unfortunately they are not allowed to use it, because they are committing crimes with it.
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This makes a big difference when you plan on committing to a reliable task service.
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Do you really want your partner committing to a skinny, withered, unrecognizable version of you?
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Mr Jordan says that Freedom Caucus members want to see specifics before committing their support.
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By committing to taking down E-Corp from within, Angela's making herself a visible target.
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Schreiber faces at least 30 years in prison if convicted of committing the arson attack.
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The buyer needs to trust the marketplace before being ready to make a committing bid.
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Cunanan achieves his own kind of success, of course—but only by committing horrific crimes.
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"Steven has talked about committing suicide but would not do it himself," the tipster reported.
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The new governance policy also outlines how developers can start committing code to the project.
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The courts never determined if Rybolovleva was committing fraud by hiding assets in divorce proceedings.
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If you're in a relationship, bounce plans off each other first before committing to anything.
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The White House told Congress it is committing $200 million a day for recovery efforts.
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In theory, it's a great opportunity to sample new products before committing to full size.
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For the most part, IED contributes to people yelling and screaming, not committing violent crimes.
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What took its place was the despairing, nihilistic fantasy of the plucky teen committing suicide.
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"Anyone found guilty of committing such acts will face harsh penalties," the school district said.
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The government reportedly envisages committing to a no-deal tariff schedule for one year only.
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In a statement provided to Refinery29, she praised Murkowski for committing to reintroducing Savanna's Act.
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Several former NFL players, including Junior Seau, were diagnosed with the disease after committing suicide.
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He said he talked eccentric NBA star Dennis Rodman out of committing suicide in 1993.
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When the writer asks if Escobar will admit to committing crimes, I held my breath.
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Yet the people with mental disabilities in those countries are not committing gun massacres. Why?
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"I think that he's committing a mistake with regard to the European Union," Sanchez said.
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For some, secretive algorithms decide whether they are at risk of committing a future crime.
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Perhaps he considered that more subtle placement before eventually committing to his head-turning tat?
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Around a dozen of the 35 banks committing to ASE's giant financing are foreign lenders.
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Photo: AP / Alexandria, Va. Sheriff's OfficeChelsea Manning is not accused of committing any new crime.
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They included formation of an irregular armed group, committing terrorist acts and spreading false information.
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Committing to a mobile contract can be daunting if you don't like having strings attached.
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Draconian drug laws imprisoned men and women, sometimes for life, for committing nonviolent drug offenses.
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The woman's friend said that she witnessed the members of the band committing the assault.
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Above all else, don't be afraid to ask questions before committing to a potential investor.
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"Then they are committing fraud," said Steve Hudak, spokesman for Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
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Strache denies committing any crime but quit all political posts shortly after the video surfaced.
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The note the shooter left contained no indication of his reasons for committing mass murder.
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Anyone who disrespects bagels by accusing them of being unhealthy is committing a bagel crime.
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Augustin played a flawless floor game, handing out 10 assists and not committing a turnover.
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Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh had welcomed the plan on Wednesday without committing to it.
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The Cardinals also have struggled defensively, committing multiple errors in their past three games. 3.
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Coppin State went without a basket for 4:14, committing four turnovers during that time.
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But the fact is, they were in the act of committing crimes within that house.
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"It's terrible that Liam Neeson thought about committing a hate crime," comedian Hari Kondabolu tweeted.
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"I think the party if they nominate him will be committing an abortion on itself."
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It looks more like he's killing them and making it look like they're committing suicide.
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It came after the GOP nominee was accused by multiple women of committing sexual assault.
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But not committing to accepting the results in general hurt him and it hurt America.
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" President Trump on Foreign Affairs: Article 5: "I am committing the U.S. to Article 5.
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Lo and behold, they've just handed over the crown jewels for committing fraud to criminals.
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Clinton's tweets committing to a crackdown on exorbitant price increases weighed heavily on pharmaceutical shares.
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Finding and committing to daily rituals — yoga, reading, eating alone, working out, hiking, driving etc.
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High-fashion retailers Net-A-Porter and Yoox are committing to a fur-free future.
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Fear of conceding a goal and fear of committing players into forward positions to score.
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Insurers have already signed contracts committing them to participating in 2018 and setting their rates.
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The big thing today for me was committing to the shot and taking it on.
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The airlines are avoiding committing to either the most optimistic or the more pessimistic timelines.
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But for police, "there is simply no excuse" when it comes to committing traffic violations.
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Congress has passed multiple bills authorizing sanctions on those committing human rights violations in Iran.
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Big Pharma could solve the problem by committing to more rational and sustainable pricing models.
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Committing unequivocally to pre-existing condition protections would be a fine step toward that stability.
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The 10 current fugitives made the list after committing crimes like murder, racketeering, and theft.
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"It's very hard to believe that he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," McEachern said.
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This allowed Bulger to flourish despite committing murder as he supplied information on other gangster.
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At a time of plentiful supply, LNG buyers are not committing to long term contracts.
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The gunman was charged after he confessed to the committing the offenses, according to Christensen.
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For example, banks that accept money from state-legal marijuana businesses are committing federal offenses.
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I think it's cool if you vote, but, like, you're not committing yourself to anything.
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Users on white supremacist platforms like Stormfront said South Africa was committing, quote, white genocide.
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The Patriots have been wary of committing big money to Brady because of his age.
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A 15-year-old charged with handling stolen goods and committing an aggravated hate crime.
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Typically, the company is committing about 20% of the physical store space to health endeavors.
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In 1985, two people who lost voting rights for committing misdemeanors challenged the Alabama law.
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"We are going to continue working because we are not committing any crimes," Chavez added.
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The Detroit center was held to eight points and eight rebounds while committing six turnovers.
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NC State led 35-30 at halftime despite committing eight turnovers compared to Kentucky's one.
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But he's been committing war crimes against his own people for years -- and with impunity.
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"You can count on me to ensure fair representation," Ms. Clark said, committing to nothing.
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And I think that was kind of the beginning of me committing to the process.
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It also vowed to wait for more economic data before committing to its next move.
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The company did not admit or deny committing violations, according to a CME disciplinary notice.
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The two stories seem incompatible — Chinese espionage wouldn't normally result in an American committing fraud.
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Do the North Koreans have to give up their nuclear program before committing to talks?
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NOTES: Charlotte lost despite grabbing more rebounds (52-43) and committing fewer turnovers (12-16).
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The Heat scuffled throughout the entire third quarter and continued missing shots and committing turnovers.
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The Ukrainians got their defense aid without making any statement committing themselves to the investigations.
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He was also convicted of one count of using a firearm while committing that felony.
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Of course, apologizing for committing a crime is different from apologizing for breaking someone's heart.
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"It's very hard to believe that he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," he said.
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My fear is that we are committing democratic suicide because we are afraid of death.
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He also acknowledged committing a host of other crimes, including embezzling from Mr. Manafort's accounts.
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As part of our Dorian disaster relief efforts, we're committing $1M to help them rebuild.
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Donors, he said, want proof that the vaccine will work in people before committing funds.
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Well-Safe's main lever for cost reduction also depends on several operators committing to contracts.
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Both sides have been accused of targeting aid workers and committing widespread human rights abuses.
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Now our allies are committing to work with us, and Erdogan can't cross that line.
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But countries in the region have much to gain in committing to transboundary water management.
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The phrase "going ER" is the term of choice among incels for committing mass violence.
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Bibi probably didn't even know what blasphemy was when she was accused of committing it.
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Eva Longoria got an eyeful of asses and boobs while committing a major faux pas.
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They discover he lives by committing incest and cannibalism on children made within the simulation.
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Relying on self-reporting by those who are committing tax evasion is a fool's errand.
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" He said the university would work to keep people off campus "who are committing crimes.
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Collins is not committing herself to the bill but is more optimistic after the lunch.
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He also expressed interest in committing a mass shooting, Dayton Police Chief Richard Biehl said.
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So, if they're not committing a crime, all we can do is move them along.
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In Game 21 of the finals, the Warriors forced the Cavaliers into committing 221 turnovers.
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Burden is seen committing violent hate crimes around the city in the trailer's opening moments.
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The Celtics had 14 assists on 21 made field goals while committing just five turnovers.
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The revamp will move to better protect students who are accused of committing sexual assault.
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After all, on each occasion, voters shopped around before committing — or deciding to stay home.
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Serving for the match at 5-4, Medvedev conceded a break after committing four errors.
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You can preview that color on yourself using augmented reality before committing to making it.
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NC State picked up its third consecutive victory in the series despite committing 19 turnovers.
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So they're settling for a middle ground, with few committing to a full-on fight.
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Trump can land the historic deal he's always wanted, with the North committing to denuclearization.
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He got caught, was very embarrassed, yet nothing happened to him for committing this fraud.
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Things change, and when they do, that person may no longer think about committing suicide.
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Xavier led 38-35 at the break while committing only three turnovers in the half.
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It&aposs always a good idea to get quotes from multiple lenders before committing.5.
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In September, the group said it is committing an additional $160 million to tackle vaping.
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He was supposedly arrested for committing fraud and corruption and running a pit bull ring.
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VCU forced the Eagles into committing 16 first-half turnovers that resulted in 22 points.
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Nowell also finished with an unusual double-double, committing 32 of Little Rock's 26 turnovers.
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But the last person he suspected of committing the crime was his youth football coach.
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The European Commission has led the way by committing to 10% -- all others should follow.
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Augustin played a flawless floor game, handing out 214 assists and not committing a turnover.
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Committing to the investigations of the 245 elections and Burisma, as Mr. Giuliani had demanded.
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We told him that Sacha wasn&apost committing, and he said, &aposI&aposll do it.
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"This is not anti-transgender unless the transgender person is committing indecent exposure," he said.
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He was appalled by the war crimes that the Nazis were committing against human beings.
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"I don't think at any stage I felt guilty of committing a crime," he said.
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"I don't think the President is committing an impeachable offense," Sensenbrenner told CNN's Jake Tapper.
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"We're committing ourselves to not doing that," Gabe Roberts, Tennessee's Medicaid director, told reporters Wednesday.
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Hahn said he will put patients first but stopped short of committing to flavor bans.
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They expect that they will no longer face American criticism for committing human rights abuses.
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On March 6, the world's supervillain, Russia, was accused of committing war crimes in Syria.
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I was too damaged and should go to therapy before even considering committing to someone.
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North Korea signed documents committing to denuclearization of the peninsula as far back as 1992.
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Other troubling videos have surfaced showing soldiers deployed to the Boko Haram battlefield committing abuses.
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Aggressively courted by two diametrically opposed sides, Eugene is terrified of committing to either side.
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"Savcic is accused ... of committing the criminal act of helping in genocide," the statement added.
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Ms. Callahan recommends considering a pet's age, size, and energy level before committing to one.
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How do you hold a politician accountable after committing to support her with your vote?
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And it wants to make sure Congress is committing, on the record, to the wall.
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He faces hundreds of years in prison for allegedly committing a raft of financial crimes.
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After all, you're committing to this dog for a lifetime—its or yours, Reif says.
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They accuse Trump of being silent on the hate group that is committing violence, a.k.a.
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We're just nice kids and we just want have fun, we're not committing crimes against nature.
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Portland had three turnovers in the run after not committing a turnover in the third quarter.
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Male refugees are committing fewer crimes as they move out of shelters, where fights break out.
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General Motors and Google's Waymo are eyeing a similar timeframe without committing to a specific date.
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There's a puzzle-like quality to unpicking each level, and committing its demands to muscle memory.
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" Questioned further, Biden, who will turn 114 in 2020, cautioned, "I'm not committing to not running.
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These are signs that I remember as a kid and that's when I tried committing suicide.
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Instead of committing to an hour a day at the gym, make 30 minutes your goal.
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In Kaunas, the number of children committing crimes dropped by a third between 2014 and 2015.
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Ferrands' script touches on each one of these things, without actually committing to any of them.
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"It appears the suspect shot the four victims before committing suicide by shooting himself," police said.
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What obstacles do you think might prevent criminals from Guatemala from committing crime in the UK?
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Activists accuse Saudi Arabia of committing war crimes against civilians in Yemen, a charge Riyadh denies.
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Jessa is not painted as a villain, despite committing the cardinal offense of any girl code.
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Along with committing ad fraud, the apps also concealed their connection to DO Global from users.
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Pelosi went so far as accusing Barr of committing a crime by lying about the report.
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For the 2000–22015 school year, it claimed that it prevented 230 students from committing suicide.
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In the end, they found that 70% of them described false memories of committing the crime.
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The Pacers were 5 of 563 from the field while committing seven turnovers in the third.
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"We are definitely looking into this area further," Pichai said, without committing to any official changes.
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After all, could it actually be the ultimate deterrent to committing crime in the first place?
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The fashion is fun and the impact of committing to more sustainable packaging materials is significant.
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But collusion or conspiracy with the people who are committing other crimes is itself a crime.
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They asked about committing him to mental health treatment, but were told that would be illegal.
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Instead, it narrowed its strategy by committing to a smaller facility focusing on smaller LCD panels.
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"It's not like you're committing yourself for life if you use the label asexual," Doré says.
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The former police officer asserts that he foresaw Mateen eventually committing an act of mass violence.
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Fisher-Davis said simply after the game that he "got confused" before committing the intentional foul.
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Between committing the crime and confessing on October 31, 1989, the brothers went through about $700,000.
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Justin Amash over his call for Trump to face impeachment for allegedly committing obstruction of justice.
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Let's have kids do something good, play basketball -- hoops -- instead of being out there committing crimes.
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Still, Poloz remained cautious, not committing to a hike nor a cut as the next move.
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In other words, people are committing fewer violent acts because they're busy playing video games instead.
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In the pilot, Jaime shoved Bran off a tower, after the kid saw him committing incest.
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He explained that voter registration data is some of the most useful for committing identity fraud.
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There's a gigantic difference between helming a large-scale business entity and committing to public service.
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Records showed Wenzek was convicted in 2006 of committing lewd acts against a child under 14.
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But black people aren't incarcerated at higher rates than white people because they're committing more crimes.
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" She said the action "makes no distinction between a status violation and committing a serious crime.
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And just last week, MBS said he is committing $45 billion to a second Vision Fund.
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She was released from hospital on Sunday, then herself arrested on suspicion of committing terror offences.
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He had said in September he was not sure about committing to another five year contract.
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Al-Abadi acknowledged that some militia fighters have been found guilty of committing abuses against civilians.
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If you're going to use Facebook Live, maybe don't use it while you're committing a crime.
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St. Joseph's lost despite going 13 of 25 on 513-pointers and committing only seven turnovers.
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The Wests are stylishly committing their last holiday season as a family of four to memory.
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William S. Klug, the professor Sarkar killed Wednesday before committing suicide, was also on the list.
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Britain's Wellcome Trust global health charity is committing 125 million pounds ($155.5 million) over five years.
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Illegal immigrants convicted of committing crimes get to stay, collecting Social Security benefits, skipping the line.
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One of the nation's biggest banks bullying thousands of employees into committing fraud against unsuspecting customers.
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Some are only committing to provide debt financing, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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Illegal immigrants convicted of committing crimes get to stay — collecting Social Security benefits — skipping the line.
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All three denied taking video clips of the embassy "for use in (committing...) a terrorist act".
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The Fulani community along the Mali-Niger border has also accused Tuareg militia of committing executions.
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The deal's backers were not quite committing to another shutdown, but they would have the chance.
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In 1971, Mr. Fass essentially talked a caller out of committing suicide while on the air.
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"There is no meaningful risk of Christians committing acts of terror," he said in November 2015.
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Committing a hostile act against the state, encouraged by a secretive university organization and the CIA.
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The last representatives of democracy end up committing suicide rather than be captured by the enemy.
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Mnuchin suggested adding more general language committing to "strengthen the contribution of trade," the Post reported.
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But this hasn't stopped these investors from committing $500 million to Uber's latest round of fundraising.
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Flynn also equated immunity with committing a crime in a "Meet the Press" interview last year.
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At the same time, a couple was also subjected to 100 lashes each for committing adultery.
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Essential still hopes to have it out this year, but isn't committing to a time frame.
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If the United States, this administration, takes that risk it will be committing a historic mistake.
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If you're guilty of committing any of these common e-mistakes, don't worry, you're not alone.
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Committing to a healthier lifestyle can be tough, but this can make it a little easier.
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Mattel is really committing to the endeavor, too, by designing special clothing for the new dolls.
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Gaytan also would like to see how the first pizza machines perform in Sarasota before committing.
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The Trump administration has refused to sign an international declaration committing to action on climate change.
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In 2016, Feige even got as far as saying he was "committing" to making it happen.
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And assimilationists, on the other hand, were committing "national suicide" by giving up their cultural birthright.
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"We have very, very few cases of any of them (asylum seekers) committing crimes," Johansson said.
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After committing to an event, immediately set specific goals you hope to accomplish while you're there.
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The subject of the investigation is not an American (specifically, Trump) suspected of committing a crime.
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The number of corporations committing to 100% renewable energy has nearly tripled to 100 since 2015.
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Trump touched one of his well-worn subjects Tuesday night: immigrants committing crimes against U.S. citizens.
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Philadelphia committed 280 first-half turnovers after committing 25 overall in a loss Sunday at Brooklyn.
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It is extraordinary for an American president to accuse his predecessor of committing a criminal felony.
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Black men are sentenced to more jail time for committing the exact same crimes as whites.
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But that's not pre-committing to anything, it's observing the balance of risks on the forecast.
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People were committing acts gravely contrary to the rule and somehow a blind eye was turned.
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Crucially, it's committing to cut emissions generated by both its activities and the products it sells.
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"He was doing his job, he wasn't committing a crime," his wife, Sandra Chica, told reporters.
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The ladies of Pretty Little Liars would never be caught committing the sin of outfit repeating.
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While in custody, Deaton allegedly admitted to committing other crimes, possibly murder, Mississippi News Now reports.
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Caris LeVert added 23 for the Nets, who shot 53.3 percent and survived committing 23 turnovers.
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She said she could not quit, and spent her waking hours shoplifting and committing other crimes.
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High Point shot 7-for-24 (29.2 percent) in the first half while committing 14 turnovers.
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The trick will be to sound dovish enough to signal readiness to act but without committing.
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Weinstein was arrested in May on state charges of rape and committing a criminal sexual act.
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Washington accuses Maduro of rigging his re-election last year, committing graft and violating human rights.
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Romy slipped and skidded into committing the kind of crime that cancels out a person's future.
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There is no line in the piece committing Gabbard to running exclusively in the democratic primary.
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They were fourth since the break at 12.5 percent before committing 21 turnovers against the Lakers.
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But he was also a guy who constantly seemed about two seconds away from committing suicide.
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"If they see someone committing a crime against the blue box, call 911 immediately," said Harris.
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Some readers said Mr. Trump was committing an act of patriotism by seeking to expose Mrs.
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And I think it's fair to say that the people committing these mass shootings are sickos.
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There is a better chance of a person being struck by lightning than committing voter fraud.
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The FGR said it suspects Ahumada of committing tax fraud of around 1.47 million pesos ($74,910).
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The two of them test each recipe a half-dozen times before committing it to film.
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In committing economic suicide, Britain is trying to close the door and hide from the world.
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Not long afterwards, the number of women attempting and committing self-immolation began rising in Herat.
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Excessive student debt shouldn't prevent veterinarians – or any other professional – from committing themselves to public service.
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Mubadala was the second largest outside backer of the Vision Fund, committing $15 billion to it.
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Kavanaugh's evasiveness during the hearing never quite reached the threshold of committing perjury, despite their claims.
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"I am being forced to confess committing crimes jointly with the president," she shouted to reporters.
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You can sign up for a seven-day free trial to test the service before committing.
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How can you atone for a crime while you're still in the middle of committing it?
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Committing a puzzle to a specific day of the week is a fine line to walk.
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But the list of those committing voter fraud is as scarce as Donald Trump's tax returns.
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Before bringing your new puppy home, it's important to understand the responsibility you're furever committing to.
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Both teams were carless with the ball — Loyola Marymount committing 218 turnovers and Gonzaga accumulating 27.
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He allegedly killed Robert Offerman that same day while committing a burglary, according to court documents.
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But then he, too, said yes, committing to support the Republican nominee, whomever that may be.
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" Ross said the suspect "has confessed to committing this cowardly act in the name of Islam.
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I'm sure it has saved many cooks from having nervous breakdowns too, or worse, committing suicide.
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The men were working at an appalling connection rate and never committing to setting anything up.
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The Peacocks went nearly four minutes without a basket, missing five shots and committing three turnovers.
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Or they could maneuver an impulsive president into committing to reduce U.S. forces on the peninsula.
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"This time around, we were much more comfortable committing to bolder, more extreme ideas," explains Bayley.
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He said couples should stop and think about what they're actually committing to before getting hitched.
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They also want countries to take the problem more seriously by committing resources to tackle it.
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No one wants this kind of life so people should think twice before committing a crime.
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Instead, the episode depicts an army committing genocide against a thoroughly dehumanized group of othered people.
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Sharing a life with one person is already a big deal; committing to three is overwhelming.
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As Labor Secretary, Puzder's job will be to stop federal contractors from committing similar wage crimes.
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But she is now committing to passing a significant health care bill early in her presidency.
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Mr. Mills was among 220 people indicted in 22006 for committing 22006 murders, or trying to.
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The United States is the only other U.N. member that is not committing to the agreement.
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At the end of the day, we are Muslims and committing such acts is not acceptable.
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But stories of African maids committing suicide or dying in the Middle East continue to emerge.
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Liberals increasingly believed that committing troops to large overseas wars was too costly and usually counterproductive.
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It's the act of committing to a regular training program over a long period of time.
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"A lot of the comedy works because the performances, everyone is committing to it," Novack said.
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Mr. Kinney signed the deferred prosecution agreement, in which the company effectively admitted committing the crimes.
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Sometimes people are declared "dishonest" for committing infractions the government doesn't believe they're truly sorry for.
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Do you really want your sucky, QB-needy team committing three years to developing Christian Ponder?
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He began to see how close he could get to committing suicide without actually doing it.
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Going forward, we're committing ourselves to work toward a goal of parity on a weekly basis.
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As prosecutors know, locking people up makes them more prone to committing offenses in the future.
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Some pastors tell parishioners that the gamblers helping to save the town are committing a sin.
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"There's just no other method of committing suicide that's as lethal as using a firearm,"Dr.
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Among those views: A president who feels wrongly accused can undermine an investigation without committing obstruction.
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Yet unlike traditional matchings, couples today spend more time getting to know each other before committing.
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GoFundMe is also committing $1.5 million to provide direct relief to communities affected by the pandemic.
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They were accusing refugees, like him, of being terrorists, milking the welfare system and committing crimes.
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It's a long time, and it's a lot of money to be committing to a coach.
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The Reid technique is a method of questioning people who are suspected of committing a crime.
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The Timberwolves had just three turnovers in the second quarter after committing nine in the first.
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Committing to that will influence your body language and, in turn, the receptiveness of your audience.
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However, if you're committing to the journey, make sure what you're chasing is worth the climb.
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The building's owner is accused of violating fire safety regulations and committing involuntary homicide by negligence.
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While Warren spent decades battling against corruptions of money and power, Trump spent decades committing them.
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You consider yourself an honest person, and you would not dream of committing a crime, right?
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At the farmer's market, ask how large the flock is before committing to buying a dozen.
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Ms. Yellen has not commented on her own plans, beyond committing to serve out her term.
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The Jayhawks then missed seven of their last nine shots while committing 10 first-half turnovers.
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It sounds like an oxymoron: An oil and gas company committing to net-zero carbon emissions.
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He insisted after committing to the Nets that he had always dreamed of playing for them.
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She is also deeply ambivalent about marriage and committing to a career in synthetic organic chemistry.
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" He revealed "all the people in my family were in the streets, dealing drugs, committing crime.
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"Most of the time it's just a bit of patience and committing to get that shot."
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In international criminal law, it's rare to have direct evidence of a dictator committing international crimes.
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The Nazis' precise records were self-incriminating; they showed the perpetrators knew they were committing genocide.
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Alabama won despite committing 20 turnovers, although it also scored 21 points off 15 Southern miscues.
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When the case was first opened, police initially questioned and suspected Fennell of committing the crime.
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Committing the US to Paris is the "cost of entry" into the Democratic presidential race now.
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The move means that companies can play around with the software, before committing to supporting it.
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Even if he doesn't come around to committing to a fair trial, keep those articles here.
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By President Trump's definition, his senior White House adviser, Steve Bannon, is apparently committing voter fraud.
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Oregon played a near-flawless game, committing no turnovers and only two penalties for 30 yards.
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Every candidate must start by committing to forgive some or all of Americans&apos student debt.
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And the police come and intervene when they know you're on the edge of committing suicide.
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Terry McAuliffe to decide whether he will run for president before fully committing to other candidates.
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Usually, this was a gentle toss: committing the ashes of a loved one to the deep.
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My team is incapable of committing a foul, and your team is incapable of playing fair.
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Friends said he had never spoken of committing an act of violence against a police officer.
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Prospective buyers should learn more about a community's wildlife conservation initiatives before committing to a purchase.
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Scioscia has said only that he is considering a six-man arrangement, without committing to it.
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It plays with magical realism without fully committing to the logic of that kind of storytelling.
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He cautioned though he would wait to see the final language before ultimately committing his vote.
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And of course, there is the Access Hollywood tape, where Trump brags about committing sexual assault.
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At the same time, he shared Trump's concern with immigrants in the US committing violent crime.
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North Korean state media reported that he was arrested for committing "hostile acts" against the government.
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Two men stopped Turner as he was committing the January 2015 assault on an unconscious woman.
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Again, we have to be careful to distinguish between breaking the rules and committing a crime.
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The deal not to prosecute was conditional on AMI not committing another crime, the office said.
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We always got, we always ended up committing suicide or having a tree fall on us.
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