The president's current battle to make good on his promise leaves him no option but to make good on it.
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Akinosun will make good on her collegiate prediction in December, and she'll officially make good on her Olympics prediction next Friday, August 12th, when she steps onto the blocks for the 100 meter.
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It's up to Barry to make good on that promise.
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There's still time to make good on those money resolutions.
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"Always, always make good on what you say, " he says.
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Now the GOP needs to make good on its promises.
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"We're going to make good on that promise," he said.
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Now, PDVSA is struggling to make good on those promises.
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Trump has moved aggressively to make good on his promises.
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The question is, can Ayanna make good on this opportunity?
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Would officials make good on their threats and punish her?
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Now the NLD is moving to make good on that promise.
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Trump has a responsibility to make good on his campaign promises.
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How will we know if people make good on their pledges?
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How long can Venezuela continue to make good on its obligations?
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This week he has started to make good on that threat.
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They expect their elected officials to make good on that promise.
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Alpha insists it will make good on all its environmental obligations.
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Now the question is how to make good on that promise.
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He has yet to make good on any of those threats.
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And recently, he finally got to make good on that promise.
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Now it was his turn to make good on his promise.
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Advisers said he was determined to make good on his word.
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How McConnell will make good on that promise remains to be seen.
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We have a clear commitment we are going to make good on.
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She says that would make good on his half of the debt.
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Additionally, Erdogan will make good on threats to expand military operations abroad.
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Hence Moscow's apparent eagerness for Trump to make good on his invitation.
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And nearly 70 days later, it will make good on its promise.
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Now, people are just hoping Clinton can make good on the promise.
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What we know is we have to make good on this promise.
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Since then Turkey has done little to make good on its promise.
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Iran is now building the instrumentalities to make good on those threats.
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Now, it looks like they're about to make good on that threat.
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Davila believes Venezuela will make good on the PDVSA bond this Friday.
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Khan on Monday called on Trump to make good on his offer.
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He feels we must make good on our word [to defend Egypt].
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For a time, it seemed she would make good on her promise.
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Whether McConnell will make good on that promise remains to be seen.
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Today, North Korea's ability to make good on its threat is limited.
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"We can't trust this administration not to make good on its threats."
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Or let the project expire and make good on the Paris commitments.
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Last month, Mr. Trump started to make good on his campaign pledge.
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But again, he didn't make good on the threat at the time.
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Payouts often mean that insurers must make good on the deal for decades.
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If Trump decided to make good on his promise, should Bezos be worried?
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Perhaps YouTube will ultimately make good on its promises to de-radicalize itself.
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World leaders must make good on their commitments to prevent catastrophic biological events.
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So it's not clear when the company can make good on Musk's promises.
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Since then she has done almost nothing to make good on that promise.
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All those in power have a responsibility to make good on that promise.
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We shall see if they are able to make good on that promise.
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And now, Trump is mulling whether he will make good on that pledge.
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The prime minister will have the responsibility to make good on that pledge.
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Now it's time for the president-elect to make good on those promises.
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The FBI and Justice Department have a chance to make good on that.
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With Kavanaugh, reproductive rights advocates worry Trump could make good on that promise.
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But Mr. Trump has largely failed to make good on his immigration promises.
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Now's as good a time as ever to make good on his promise.
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They want their kids to make good on the sacrifices their parents made.
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Whether Trump will now make good on his threat remains to be seen.
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Still, some settlers are skeptical he will make good on his annexation promise.
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More importantly, it now has the capability to make good on these threats.
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But now the Fed chairman was ready to make good on his promise.
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As President-Elect Trump prepares to take office and make good on his promise to the electorate, there is a viable path for him to also make good on actually getting them back into the workforce and feeling great again.
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The Academy plans to make good on its $65,000 promise to the Girl Scouts.
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Now they&aposre waiting for Kim Jong-un to make good on his word.
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It is not clear whether Mr. Trump will make good on his latest threats.
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He's also started to make good on that by launching on Instagram last August.
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And since becoming president, he's taken many steps to make good on his promise.
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But he will also need to make good on expected promises for deeper reform.
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But Trump can still make good on his promise by pursuing free market solutions.
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On Ukraine he said Russia must make good on its commitments to a ceasefire.
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The actions look to make good on a series of campaign promises he made.
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It's beginning to look like those judges will make good on the president's promises.
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Diaz-Canel assured Sanchez on Thursday that Cuba would make good on those debts.
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This is not to say that she didn't make good on her own there.
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We've made good on that promise and continue to make good on that promise.
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Klinsmann could never make good on his promises, which eventually caught up with him.
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When the government failed to make good on the subsidies, many continued to plant.
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In that way we can make good on the promises of the gig economy.
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Either way, the employer is still obligated to make good on the pension promise.
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With the possible exception of Murphy, they won't make good on that pledge. 9.
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He must make good on his promises, for his supporters will soon be hungry.
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They are hopeful Mr. Trump will not make good on most of his threats.
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Trump would be seeking to make good on his promise to bolster military spending.
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But there's still time left in 2017 to make good on this year's resolutions.
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Now, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says he's prepared to make good on that threat.
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He's not out now looking for you to finally make good on all those promises.
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We want to make good on our word and deliver even greater events this year.
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Apple is trying to make good on its promises to put its users' privacy first.
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Fortunately, he's starting to make good on his promise to help the residents of Flint.
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The lawyers say there is a real worry Swarbrick will make good on his threats.
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The infusion is needed to help Greece make good on bond payments due in July.
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And like so many startups Presearch may never make good on the massive disruptive vision.
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Black Friday is clearly the time to make good on those promises to get fit.
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Now it has to make good on what those extra dollars are delivering to viewers.
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Now, Trump is doing more than Congress ever could to make good on that promise.
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Gregory knew from experience that her volatile grandson might well make good on his promise.
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But it will be if the EU fails to make good on its resettlement promises.
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Opponents say Mnangagwa has failed to make good on promises of political and economic reform.
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Most vitamins and supplements don't actually make good on the health promises on their packages.
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We should acknowledge their commitment and help them make good on this promise of inclusion.
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It will be easier to make good on his promises to attack corruption in Washington.
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And in his first weeks, the president has ventured to make good on those vows.
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As the family heads south, "Lost Children Archive" begins to make good on its title.
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Eventually, Trump will be able to make good on his promise to eviscerate the watchdog.
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It remains to be seen whether Mr. Netanyahu will make good on his election promises.
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After hesitating, Mr. Trump appears to have decided to make good on his past promises.
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But given PayPal's track record, Tatro wasn't worried it could make good on those estimates.
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"She's not going to be able to make good on every promise," Mr. Green said.
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It is unclear if Charlotte will make good on her promise to leave the Byrde family.
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Facebook is finally starting to make good on its promise to fight fake news with technology.
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Of course, for this to happen, Tesla will have to make good on its production promises.
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Facebook is taking new steps to make good on its promises to fight against election interference.
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A few lonely journalists are continuing to make good on their promise to get out more.
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But the relative quiet at Europe's borders offers him space to make good on his claim.
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But the designer did make good on his promise to write (sharply commence) Celine's next chapter.
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Modi did make good on another campaign promise — to expand India's presence on the world stage.
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If they can make good on their promise, with reasonable economics, it would be a blessing.
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The unspoken purpose of Clinton's speech was to make good on his half of the commitment.
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In order to make good on this promise, Hillary must show actions and not just words.
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For his part, Sanders has long planned to pressure Clinton to make good on her promises.
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This boycott may be the first instance in which they actually make good on that idea.
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But the spending bill fails to make good on several of the White House's key promises.
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For Danone, the big risk is that Yili may fail to make good on its promises.
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Mr. Gray's death in April 2015 gave her a platform to make good on her promises.
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Each day that he failed to make good on his promises, his political capital would shrink.
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Will Republicans make good on their pledges that the policy needs to change -- and change now?
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As the midterm results make clear, voters will demand that they make good on their promise.
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Donald Trump has to follow through and do that to make good on his campaign pledges.
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It will be up to the next president and Congress to make good on those promises.
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Today's action shows that we intend to make good on that promise to the American people.
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It is not too late for the president to make good on his declaration in Cairo.
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The President still has a chance to make good on his campaign promise about religious freedom.
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Afterward, I decide to make good on my promise and make my aunt's brownie recipe. YUM.
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And boy did he make good on that promise in his State of the Union address.
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Yet Congress has not passed any bill that would make good on this $200 billion proposal.
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Dozens of sneakerheads flooded the comments, and users begged Chan to make good on his promise.
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They weren't really telling the truth, but now they'll have to make good on those false promises.
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She forced his hand and he had no choice but to make good on his Instagram threat.
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The move would make good on one of his most controversial campaign promises aimed at fighting terrorism.
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But if you'll be able to make good on those added vacation days, you should ask away.
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Genius, then, represented a chance to make good on one of the earliest promises of the web.
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Failure to make good on the promise in Algiers could push crude well below $40 a barrel.
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But when Maher failed to make good on his offer, arguing it was satire, Trump sued him.
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Not only did he make good on his word; he did so within his self-proposed timeframe.
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Small price to pay, especially if Lenovo and Verizon make good on the promised fix next week.
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Jeb Bush to make good on the pledge they signed to support the Republican nominee for president.
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It looks like he'll be able to make good on his promise several weeks before the holiday.
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Shortly afterwards, Mr Rudd's Labor government adopted "Closing the Gap" targets to make good on that pledge.
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And he said he thinks the Republican Party will make good on its promise to repeal it.
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And it was almost like he had a responsibility to make good on what he had said.
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It may make good on the threat when impending constituency boundary changes put seats up for grabs.
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She said Hodak threatened to kill himself and she was worried he'd make good on his threat.
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With the money now banked, Kik needs to get to work and make good on its vision.
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He feels as though he needs to make good on a promise he made during the campaign.
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Mr. Assad seems unlikely to be able to make good on his boast to retake his country.
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Shortly after releasing the war logs in 221, Mr. Assange threatened to make good on that promise.
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Her bill would require FINRA to make good on any arbitration award against one of its members.
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Throughout it all, the black community has waited for America to finally make good on its promise.
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That is, provided Macron can make good on his pledges of transforming a French economy and society.
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You have it in your power to make good on your promise to be an industry leader.
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My hope is that the president will make good on the promise that he's a master negotiator.
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Kim will create provocations as soon as he is due to make good on any coming obligation.
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Edward even gives Liza a key to his hotel room, intending to make good on that promise.
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It took five years and a court judgment for Mr. Howe to make good on the debt.
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One is Aetna would have liked to stay in but needed to make good on their threat.
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But a New York Times investigation reveals that the state failed to make good on its promise.
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But as president he has been loath to make good on his promise to scrap the accord.
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His willingness to make good on that pledge was tested soon after his election in October 2018.
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The US remains hopeful North Korea will make good on its promise in June 2018 to denuclearize.
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Others argued the U.S. could make good on its part of the deal with or without Trump.
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"A lot of us were skeptical that they could make good on that pledge," Croft told CNBC.
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The truth is that Trump won't make good on his promises unless we make him do it.
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He added that Americans are "frustrated" by Republicans' inability to make good on years-long campaign promises.
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But your efforts to make good on your missed plans have been fairly lazy: type and send.
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In 363, he tried to make good on his promise to halt the 5-year-old program.
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While he has grown increasingly vocal, it is unclear if he will make good on his threat.
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AMLO is pushing back, and likely trying to persuade Trump not to make good on his threat.
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It has a mandate for change, and it must make good on it while it still can.
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Hanging over the negotiations is the threat that Trump could make good on a threat to scrap NAFTA.
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Perhaps Facebook really is trying to make good on promises to stop treating its users like guinea pigs.
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Foreigners investors, relieved that the hardliner was defeated, could make good on deals that they put on hold.
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Stoltenberg said NATO is working with its members to make good on their pledges to increase defense spending.
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He swiftly, too, promised to make good on his pledge to build a wall along the Mexican border.
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This is all part of Walmart's effort to make good on its promise to offer even lower prices.
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KUDLOW TELLS REPORTERS U.S. EXPECTS CHINA WILL MAKE GOOD ON PROMISES TO MAKE LARGE SCALE U.S. AGRICULTURAL PURCHASES
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Fearful that the authorities would make good on their threat, he stayed away and returned to Spain yesterday.
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Now, investors and health officials alike want to know whether the insurer will make good on that threat.
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And in a meeting earlier this year with veterans group, Trump vowed to make good on his promises.
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The city is contractually obligated to make good on its bid promises, no matter the final financial cost.
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Still, those on the start list for the Tour have enough ability to make good on their aspirations.
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On prescription drugs prices, he simply reiterated promises he's spent the past year failing to make good on.
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He's only got a few years to make good on the pledge he recently made to his daughter.
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Teheran will read the Syria strike as Trump being quite willing to make good on his promise. Refugees.
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Trump now finds himself eager to make good on his own promises to wind down US involvement overseas.
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The administration must be prepared to make good on these threats should an attack come from any adversary.
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Someone who is trying to make good on a handshake agreement regarding the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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It's past time for Congress to make good on that promise and put teeth behind our parity laws.
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Wells has managed to make good on one of his goals: to pay his singers a living wage.
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Hey Chelsea, now that your show is canceled it's not too late to make good on your promise.
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The AWF also fears that Zimbabwe would need more financial support to make good on its conservation plans.
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It's the time for Twitter and the rest of the socialsphere to make good on what the App.
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Still, the party believes that it must make good on its seven-year promise to repeal the law.
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But he hopes the team will make good on plans to look at bias beyond the person categories.
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If it is approved, it would make good on a longtime promise by the GOP to dismantle ObamaCare.
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Insurers fear that the Trump administration will make good on the president's threats to stop making subsidy payments.
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And as he moved toward a run in 113, he appeared ready to make good on the promise.
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To achieve the policy priorities of the 85033 NSS, the Trump administration must make good on its promises.
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It looks like he intends to make good on his promise to build a Mexican border wall, too.
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After years of cheating its customers, the bank has a golden opportunity to make good on its promises.
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He gave Obama two chances to make good on his promise to bring hope and change to America.
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From what we're hearing, they don't have the inventory and are scrambling to make good on the orders.
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Many pro-choice Americans are afraid that Trump will make good on his promise to punish women for abortions.
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The President could make good on yet another of his campaign promises and "tear up" the Iranian nuclear deal.
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"I sincerely hope that he will make good on his words and bring justice to victims like Fr. Nilo."
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A new, conservative majority on the court, solidified by Kavanaugh's confirmation, could help Trump make good on his promise.
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Loving that dog as much as I did, my kind wife allowed me to make good on that promise.
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But other advisers have contended that it is important to make good on a campaign promise to Cuban-Americans.
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To make good on those statements, Lyft is inking new partnerships to develop the technology and software it'll need.
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Moon said he believed Trump and Kim would eventually make good on the promise made before the international community.
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And in 2014, he started to make good on a public promise to pull back the veil on prices.
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So now we have the opportunity to make good on our promise, and it's time to go to work.
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If Trump does make good on his threat to declare a national emergency, he would be on contested ground.
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Raising the debt ceiling simply allows the U.S. government to make good on obligations that have already been incurred.
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Frankly, I don't think he is going to have to make good on a lot of these crazy promises.
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And, to make good on her wisdom, we need to cultivate a richer relationship with Pollock beyond the drips.
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Kavita, who worked alongside her husband, has until the end of the year to make good on the lease.
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Despite these obstacles, the conversation about how to make good on Trump's campaign promise continues at the highest levels.
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And journals should make good on standing rules to ban violators from publishing for a certain period of time.
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Analysts said Mr. Moon was running out of time to make good on his vision for inter-Korean cooperation.
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Instead, he chose to shield Mr. Trump rather than seeing whether he would make good on his veto threat.
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Ms. Imm said A.S.R.C. was simply trying to make good on promises to develop the land for its shareholders.
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That's especially true if he wants to make good on his goal of taking the company public in 2019.
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In fact, many Canadian citizens have already taken it upon themselves to make good on the prime minister's promise.
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As she has noted previously, he did not make good on his promise to get her onto the show.
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I'm off to make good on a promise to buy our colleague Maureen Dowd my favorite duck in Manhattan.
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Congressional Republicans tried to make good on this promise in 2017, before a Senate vote effectively killed the effort.
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Leadership is pushing back against the notion that their members are failing to make good on yearslong campaign pledges.
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Experts said it remained unclear how, when and even whether Iran would make good on its threats of vengeance.
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The outcome of the case will probably determine whether Mr. Trump can make good on a central campaign promise.
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The Democratic sweep in Tuesday's elections has raised the pressure on Republicans to make good on their campaign promises.
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Cooper has struggled to make good on his promise as Republicans in the state legislature opposed repealing the law.
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So one has to ask: What long-unfulfilled promises to Indigenous peoples can presidential candidates actually make good on?
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"It's time for the United States to make good on its rhetorical promises and lead through action," Gardner said.
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Puerto Rico has made premium payments on its insurance policies and the guarantors must make good on their promise.
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"Trump knows he has to make good on several of his campaign promises," said Ford O'Connell, a Republican strategist.
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The outcome of the case will probably determine whether Mr. Trump can make good on a central campaign promise.
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Still, all the uncertainty has some observers questioning the consequences if the opposition cannot make good on its promises.
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After all, decades of smaller victories there have now positioned Republicans to make good on Trump's anti-environmental campaign promises.
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The higher defense spending should allow Trump to make good on a campaign promise for a U.S. military build-up.
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And with their victories in the 2016 election, they finally had a chance to make good on their campaign promises.
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But Yik Yak has to find some way to make good on the $73 million it's raised thanks to Sequoia.
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It seemed poised to make good on Mr Modi's promise to bring about a "Congress-free" India—until this week.
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Tory Brexiteers are determined to make good on their pledge that leaving the EU will release money for the NHS.
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Investors, always looking for opportunities to make good on their investments, were bullish about Snap's effect on the IPO market.
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And faculty members renewed a push Wednesday for the university&aposs president to make good on his plans to resign.
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Republicans have a chance to make good on the Republican president-elect's promise since they control both chambers of Congress.
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Trump's executive order in March was meant to be the White House's main effort to make good on those promises.
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Hanging over the negotiations is the very real threat that Trump could make good on a threat to scrap NAFTA.
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But many of your supporters don't believe that Hillary really supports those positions or will make good on those promises.
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Still, Trump has managed to make good on other promises, such as his vow to crack down on illegal immigration.
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It simply affirms that Congress and the president will continue to make good on all of the federal government's bills.
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Especially if they want to make good on CEO Alex Martins's bold prediction of "at least one championship" by 2030.
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In the meantime, expect other big acquirers to join them in failing to make good on their corporate-finance calculus.
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Conservatives have suggested that current negotiations represent Trump's last chance to make good on his promise for a border wall.
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Clinton tries to make good on her free college promises, the more problematic the policies needed to get there become.
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It still overwhelmingly blocked Muslims from entering the United States in another attempt to make good on Trump's campaign promise.
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Meanwhile conservatives, angry over last week's deal, want Trump to make good on his campaign pledge of building the wall.
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The space industry could soon be headed for a tourism revolution if SpaceX and others make good on their plans.
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Now that he's going to actually be president, he has to figure out how to make good on that promise.
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Some of the forgiveness programs have stalled or have raised doubts about whether the government will make good on them.
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Appealing to the religious right, Donald Trump is set to make good on his campaign promise to defund Planned Parenthood.
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He'd already accomplished his goal, which was to make good on the debt he felt he owed his adoptive country.
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However, he didn't get any kind of nod from the Academy, meaning he might just make good on his threat.
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In the meantime, expect other big acquirers to join them in failing to make good on their corporate finance calculus.
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If he is going to make good on his administration's promise from 2014, Mr. Obama needs to take action soon.
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In the meantime, Republican senators hope that their constituents will give them more time to make good on campaign promises.
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It's time to make good on those words, and make the turnstile the gateway, instead of the barrier, to progress.
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In essence, companies underestimated the true cost of coverage and are struggling now to make good on all their promises.
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And as James Vincent has been predicting, when the time came to make good on its claims, Neon did not.
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The president would be wise to seek them out, and empower them to help him make good on his campaign.
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The Obama administration has been trying to make good on a 2009 pledge the president made to close the facility.
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Republicans repeatedly sought to make good on their promise to raise procedural objections in a bid to disrupt the hearing.
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It has been almost 85033 years of watching her make good on some of those areas she outlined that day.
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He claimed that his powerful connections to politicians and the Secret Service would help him make good on these threats.
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And just to put it into perspective, if they make good on their promise — we're going to be listening on the call for the timing on this — to be net cash neutral, if they make good on that promise over the next five years, that theoretically should raise the stock price by about 103%.
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Google promised 11 Daydream-compatible phones by the end of the year, and has yet to make good on its word.
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Republicans are celebrating their victory, and sharpening the knives to make good on Trump campaign promises — even the really questionable ones.
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We are very likely to see efforts from the White House to make good on his hard-line anti-immigration rules.
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President Donald Trump said he would only make good on his promise to donate $1 million to a charity of Sen.
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By December of 2015, the NIH still did not know whether the NFL was going to make good on its promise.
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But as Omar al-Bashir's 30-year grip on power began to slip, soldiers began to make good on their threats.
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Looking to make good on the promise of instant redemption, investors wanted to switch their money into a stock market rally.
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That is, provided Schröder doesn't make good on what he said in October and look for a starting gig somewhere else.
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He also wants to make good on a promise of a fourfold increase in development funds to FIFA's 211 member nations.
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In the three months since, Vero has faded into the background and Instagram has continued to make good on its word.
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Sheeran's rep says his people will continue to make good on the cancellation threat up until the tour starts next summer.
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Today, President Trump plans to make good on that bizarre idea by announcing a new White House Office of American Innovation.
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Whether Trump will make good on his promise, and exactly how, remains unclear, especially for the 4653,546 approved for the program.
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Whether Trump will make good on his promise, and exactly how, remains unclear, especially for the 22013,546 approved for the program.
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They can see this as a transformational moment, one that presents an opportunity to make good on their own foundational values.
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The men's lawyer, Tucker Ronzetti, asked the judge to rule so that the cruise line will make good on its word.
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The ACT added that Tabcorp must make good on a promise to sell a Queensland gaming business to avoid hurting competition.
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This mode had been one of Google's first features for Android to make good on their ARCore augmented reality developer platform.
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Will he make good on his campaign threat to throw tariffs on Chinese imports to distract us from the Russian probe?
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He intended to make good on a campaign promise to take in 25,27215 government-sponsored Syrians by the end of February.
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He seems to think -- or at least say -- that there is a way to make good on the repeal/replace promise.
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Lighthizer told Liu he wanted China to make good on previous pledges to change the laws, one of the sources said.
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It took four months and heaps of negative press for him to make good on promised donations to veterans' advocacy groups.
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It comes as the bank works to make good on raking in $2000 billion in new US assets over three years.
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But ditching NAFTA to make good on an overheated campaign promise would be a huge own goal for the United States.
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He also indicated that Trump would make good on his pledge to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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How easily — or even whether — Mr. Trump can make good on his promise to renegotiate or scrap the agreement remains unclear.
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The band needed the support of a big label to make good on the huge potential suggested by Ride the Lightning.
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That gives Democrats the opportunity to point to their efforts even if Republicans fail to make good on their regulatory threats.
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He argues that United States needs to make good on its promises if it hopes to inspire support in future wars.
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The Treasury Department may want to "make good" on a promise to deliver a $4,000 tax cut for certain households, Sen.
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To make good on that investment, they'll then need to steal customers from AT&T and Verizon — probably by cutting prices.
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By statute, Mr. Trump must decide by May 12 whether to make good on his threat to exit the Iran deal.
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In one fell swoop, it bids to make good on 20 years of the whole post-Manhattan, cool-outer-borough narrative.
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Two years later, Mr. Perry showed up to Eels rehearsal with his own microphone, ready to make good on a promise.
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It's not clear whether a compromise will be reached or President Trump will make good on his threat of pulling out.
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In New Jersey, the CEO of Mon Cheri Bridals, Steven Lang, says he has struggled to make good on several orders.
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Democrats have repeatedly demanded he make good on his word over the past couple of weeks, leading up to Thursday's meeting.
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Nations need to make good on their international commitments to put long-term ocean health ahead of short-term national interest.
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Rick Santorum (R-Pa.), another former presidential candidate, told The Hill it's time for Cruz to make good on his word.
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Meanwhile, Apple watchers have been speculating that Apple won't be able to make good on its 2018 deadline for AirPower's launch.
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Like many Taliban leaders, he said, he had hoped to hear Mr. Trump make good on early vows to quit Afghanistan.
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Now, excuse me while I make good on my New Year's resolution of no longer taking this smoked meats fan seriously.
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What is the ultimate grift but to make good on your unlawful rewards and prove that you deserved them all along?
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That's simply not enough districts -- even if Republicans keep every one of their own seats -- to make good on Trump's boasts.
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So Santa better be raking in some serious dough if he wants to make good on our Christmas list this year.
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In his fiscal year 2018 budget request, President Trump should call on Congress to make good on that support from Congress.
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For decades, Wilson had been rooting for the Soviet Union to make good on the utopian visions of the 1917 revolution.
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But we should have known they would be relentless in trying to make good on their promises to their wealthy donors.
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Kansas has since assumed that mantle, but Maryland still has the talent to make good on its considerable pre-season hype.
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And Taylor, for one, still got the sense that the Ukrainians planned to make good on their end of the bargain.
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Iran appeared to be trying to press European signatories of the ailing deal to make good on its promised financial benefits.
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Iran appeared to be trying to press European signatories of the ailing deal to make good on its promised financial benefits.
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You also may have heard that if the president does make good on his threat, the price of avocados could skyrocket.
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A Monmouth poll out Thursday showed Cruz may make good on that forecast, giving him a 14-point edge over Trump.
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They could work at a boutique brothel like Rudy's or, they could make good on the show's dek and start making porn.
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The country's populist and partly right-wing coalition want the fiscal blow out in order to make good on pre-election pledges.
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Housel is less circumspect about Obamacare, and her desire for Trump to make good on his pledge to repeal and replace it.
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Few expected the Saudis to make good on that threat, but the new remarks are further evidence of backing off that idea.
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For an OPO to make good on the promise of a donation, it needs a transplant center to accept and use it.
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Dany can finally make good on her promise as the breaker of chains, by freeing the entire world of the White Walkers.
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So it is entirely possible that Ms Sturgeon will make good on her threat in the probable event of a hard Brexit.
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Norwegian Air continues to make good on its promise to make ultra-cheap flights between the United States and Europe a thing.
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But how did Minecraft's romance with education get started, and can it really make good on its ambitions of pushing learning forward?
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Traders in the U.S. equity options market also appeared to doubt whether Musk can make good on his proposal, options data showed.
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Gym attendance always spikes this time of year as people attempt to make good on their New Year's resolutions to get healthier.
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" This turn of events would even make good on Tyrion's promise that: "I wish I was the monster you think I am.
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Trump made repealing and replacing ObamaCare a cornerstone of his 2016 presidential campaign and is eager to make good on that promise.
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For three years, he waged a fierce legal battle to get the real-estate mogul to make good on an unpaid bill.
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Obama, who in February gave Congress a plan for shuttering the prison, is seeking to make good on his long-time pledge.
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We cannot let it make good on its threats for our security, but also for the survival of Western religion and civilization.
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The reports said the United States should take specific measures to make good on its promises to improve economic and trade ties.
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DOE's audacious objectives here are threefold: A new approach is now being piloted that promises to make good on all of these.
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And I'm glad to see that military veterans are starting to call on Congress members to make good on their shared oath.
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Trump though has struggled to make good on his pledge to revive U.S. manufacturing through tougher trade terms with major economic partners.
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But there is still uncertainty about how far Trump can go to make good on campaign promises to get tough on trade.
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Immigration animated Trump's 2016 campaign and he has sought to make good on his hardline stance throughout his 17 months in office.
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He also wants to make good on an unfulfilled promise to eradicate cholera from Haiti as the disease continues to claim lives.
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They, along with the entire mental health community, should reject any proposal that fails to make good on the promise of parity.
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"Obviously there are many miles to go before Canada and the U.S. make good on the joint commitment today," he told me.
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More output, more often, they said; and then came the mini-album Kid Kruschev, as if to make good on their promise.
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ClassPass sells gift cards, so pick how much you want to spend and help someone make good on a New Year's resolution.
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It will also be up to Mr. Scott to try to make good on the Democrats' promise to make college education affordable.
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But Mueller has since claimed that Manafort failed to make good on his end of the bargain, by repeatedly lying to investigators.
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I understood the stench of rotting dreams, I knew the longing of a people wanting America to make good on its promise.
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President Barack Obama, who still sought to make good on his promise to lead a more collegial political system, backed his plan.
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On Thanksgiving, in a searing Instagram post that referred to the producer Harvey Weinstein, she began to make good on that pledge.
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The case concerns Mr. Trump's third and most considered bid to make good on a campaign promise to secure the nation's borders.
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That's the best way to ensure North Korea does not develop a covert program while pretending to make good on its commitments.
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The study is the latest opportunity for Mr. Trump to make good on his campaign promise to label China a currency manipulator.
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Why not exploit circumstances to make good on their old promise of small government and give the economy a kind of reset?
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Gift cards provide a cash injection now, but eventually, businesses will have to make good on the credit they sell to customers.
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Many were motivated by a desire to make good on a promise to repeal a law that they had spent years opposing.
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Nonetheless, the threat by Mr. Borges, the opposition leader, that a new government would not make good on these bonds seems unlikely.
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President Andrzej Duda presented the draft to make good on a 2015 election promise, leaving it to KNF to estimate the costs.
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An economic crisis dried up funding, and critics say the government did not make good on promised social advances for the slums.
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Since Inauguration Day, Mr. Trump has moved quickly to issue a series of executive actions and make good on his campaign promises.
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When the smaller man raised his hand, Mr. Davis thought he was going to make good on his threats, Mr. Pokart said.
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For a moment, the Twitter tax break seemed as if it would make good on Lee's promise to bring the city together.
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How will Mr. Trump make good on his vision of capitalism that is unfettered by regulations, yet also helps those left behind?
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He declined to say whether the bank will make good on Dimon's threat from 2016 to give away the service for free.
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And more than likely, they won't make good on their promise because all pyramid schemes eventually run out of participants and fail.
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Feature After the president suffered his first defeat on Capitol Hill, can the White House still make good on its legislative promises?
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Small-satellite startup Kepler Communications is teaming up with SpaceX to make good on its deployment goals for its first nanosatellite constellation.
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It will require Mr Ramaphosa to make good on his promises to reform failing state-owned companies such as Eskom (see article).
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Adventures in Capitalism Let's say Donald J. Trump wants to make good on his promise to improve the lives of American workers.
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"There are serious doubts," Mr. Ramírez said, noting that many fighters didn't trust that the government would make good on a deal.
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"Now it is up to the mayor to make good on his side of the bargain," he said, and deliver the program.
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The US government so far appears willing to give Mexico time to make good on its promise without piling on the pressure.
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The cases concern Mr. Trump's third and most considered effort to make good on a campaign promise to secure the nation's borders.
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Instead, many states have borrowed money or simply not set aside what's needed to make good on pension promises to current future retirees.
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The success of the Model 3, and its ability to make good on money spent, will play a large part in this future.
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Take a look to see where you can eat and drink for free in 2019, and make good on that money-saving resolution.
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President Donald Trump on Monday said he would only make good on his promise to donate $1 million to a charity of Sen.
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It was not immediately clear if WikiLeaks would make good on its promise, though the group declared "victory" in a tweet Tuesday afternoon.
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On the r/photography subreddit, a number of users have expressed hope that SmugMug can make good on its promise to revive Flickr.
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Sure, he needed to get much stronger and add a jumpshot, but he had the tools to make good on all that potential.
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And after accusing Beijing of "raping" US workers in his 2016 campaign, he will want to make good on his promises before 2020.
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In March, President Trump attempted to make good on one of his tweeted campaign promises to reverse an executive action by President Obama.
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She calls me crying every night, often threatening to commit suicide, a threat she has tried to make good on dozens of times.
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This will probably put some pressure on Teigen and husband John Legend to make good on their promise to learn how to swim.
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He'll lead the charge to overhaul the federal government, an attempt the White House says, to make good on Trump's key campaign promises.
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The U.S. announcement came not long after Kim appeared to make good on his promise to demolish his country&aposs nuclear test site.
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"It's the fastest way that they can make good on their commitment," said Kari Hamerschlag, senior program manager at Friends of the Earth.
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Some will see the strikes against ships in the area as a veiled warning of its readiness to make good on its threat.
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Insurers must make good on policies written during the 1990s and later, when they significantly underestimated projected health-care costs and life spans.
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Samsung's video is titled "The Future Unfolds," suggesting that it will finally make good on promises to sell a phone that can fold.
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The government has also driven up its costs by awarding public servants a big pay rise to make good on an election promise.
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With more resources, we can begin to make good on President Donald Trump's goal of a 355-ship Navy, including 12 aircraft carriers.
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Europe will probably make good on its minimal commitment to accept one Syrian refugee from Turkey for each one sent back from Greece.
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But the atmosphere in India is febrile when it comes to "wilful defaulters", those who could but won't make good on their debt.
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In short, none of them make good on any of these, and, if they do, it's only selectively so and temporary, to boot.
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Working with the Senate and President Trump, we are going to make good on our promise to deliver relief to the American people.
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If Mr. Tsirkos fails to make good on the judge's order by Monday, he could face further sanctions from the court, or arrest.
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At the time there was a good degree of scepticism in the zinc market that the company would make good on its promise.
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Or is Trump ready to make good on his promise to give China a pass on trade for help with North Korean nukes?
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In a statement released today, August 2, Nope to Arms Collective claims that the museum has failed to make good on its promises.
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Zimbabweans had hoped President Emmerson Mnangagwa would make good on pre-election pledges to revive the economy and break with the Mugabe era.
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He said Congress was making "tremendous progress" on funding, but that he wanted to make good on a promise to fund border security.
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President Trump's first full week in office will give him the opportunity to make good on several of his energy-related campaign promises.
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To overcome the stain of failing to make good on constitutionally protected government bonds, we must re-establish our credibility in world markets.
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He's under pressure to make good on his own campaign trail promises to turn the US trading relationship with China on its head.
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This executive order is also an attempt by the Trump administration to make good on its promise to bring more coal jobs back.
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"These kinds of numbers mean we are not going to make good on these commitments," Catherine Mann, the group's chief economist, told reporters.
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In the years to come there will be moves to make good on campaign promises that Britain will retake control of its borders.
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Tillerson called on coalition partners to make good on financial pledges to secure and rebuild areas where Islamic State has been pushed out.
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But breaking from the rest of the world in order to make good on a campaign promise is not symbolic -- it is dangerous.
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It's simple but it's really effective, but you do have to be aware of it, and you have to make good on it.
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Adam Krantz, the CEO of the National Association of Clean Water Agencies, is cautiously optimistic that Trump will make good on his promises.
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Mr. Johnson threatened to kick those rebel lawmakers out of the party, and began to make good on those promises on Tuesday evening.
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USDA can continue to make good on that promise by requiring food stamp enrollees to report out-of-state moves within 10 days.
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And he's shown that he will pass the blame to lawmakers when the party isn't able to make good on major campaign promises.
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Imagine for a moment that congressional Republicans were willing to make good on the oath they have all taken to defend the Constitution.
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Hollywood, it appears, is starting to make good on its promise to focus on women outside the limelight and broaden the #MeToo movement.
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More from Ana Swanson of the NYT: The tariffs are meant to make good on President Trump's longstanding promises to protect American industry.
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The accord represents a chance to make good on a longstanding promise to get troops out, as he seeks re-election in November.
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Just days after he took office in 22017, President Trump set out to make good on his campaign pledge to halt illegal immigration.
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Should Mr. Trump make good on such promises, he would take aim at not only his own brand, but his daughter's as well.
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China's top agriculture consultancy said the country will make good on a pledge to buy more than $25.42 billion of American farm goods.
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And Mr. Harris, like many Republicans, is concerned that Mr. Trump might make good on his promise for a $1 trillion infrastructure bill.
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Of course, Samsung looks to make good on that price in a space where most other Chromebooks are below $500 or even $300.
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But pressure is mounting: The bill would make good on one of Republicans' most prominent campaign pledges over the last four election cycles.
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And while he isn't thrilled by Trump as a candidate, Davis is holding out hope he'll make good on promises to curb foreign wars.
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BK Asset Management's Boris Schlossberg believes Trump is going to make good on his promises in spending on a wall and on infrastructure nationally.
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That might be undone if the president, for example, indicates he will make good on his earlier promises to label China a currency manipulator.
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But even with a firm grip on power, Republicans' efforts to make good on that long-running universal campaign pledge are on shaky ground.
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The letter cites Zuckerberg's vow to "do better," and gives the organization a concrete step they can take to make good on that promise.
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In both meetings, Mnuchin demanded that Israel make good on its promise to form a monitoring mechanism for Chinese investments, Israeli officials tell me.
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I want to make good on my loan to my parents, since they did something generous that they absolutely did not need to do.
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Critics say the charter is the military's attempt to make good on their failure to banish Thaksin from Thai politics after the 2006 coup.
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If Congress is ever going to make good on its recent promises to crack down on rampant data mining, this could be the year.
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Now that Trump is looking to make good on his NAFTA campaign promises, those who resoundingly backed him could be the most adversely affected.
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Various Apple products are due for a refresh, and the company still needs to make good on some promised releases (AirPower, where art thou?).
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Without a top watchdog in place, for example, it would be far easier for Trump to make good on his promises to reinstate torture.
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Alarmed at the prospect of unrest, the Hebei provincial government has since scurried to make good on the loan guarantees, at least in part.
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The quagmire between Moscow and Washington sets the stage for Trump to make good on his promise to withdraw from the deal on Feb.
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Amanda Peet may yet make good on that threat to leave her husband if Jon Snow doesn't return to Game of Thrones next season.
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For instance, the wide array of social policy programs intended to make good on the American promise of equality of opportunity often fall short.
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One of my classmates from business school was trying to get in touch with me, likely to make good on an invitation to dinner.
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The IRS is finally ready to make good on threats to strip U.S. passports from Americans who owe more than $213,22018 in overdue taxes.
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That will allow Netanyahu to operate without constraint, and either continue to manage the status quo or make good on his intimations of annexation.
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Trump, whose Republican party controls both the House and Senate, is seeking to make good on his campaign promise to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Cleaning our air and growing the economy by making more of America's energy with wind is one way to make good on these promises.
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As the protesters cleared away from the police line, they chanted "Amazon, we'll be back," and they would soon make good on the promise.
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That is, it spent all the money and manpower necessary to make good on a slain president's promise and give the Soviets what for.
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So with a little help from Udemy, you can finally make good on those new year promises, with courses from as little as £9.99.
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And if there is a god, Nicki Minaj and Amber Rose will finally make good on the dream they sold us back in 2009.
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In Wade's first opportunity to make good on his dedication, he had Oliver's name written on his shoes, and hit the game-winning shot.
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But their whingeing would be easier to take if they hadn't discouraged Trump from every other attempt to make good on his populist pledges.
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He wants to make good on his investment, and he's trying to figure out why are these women failing, why are they not contributing.
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Many supporters made clear they expect them to work with Trump to make good on campaign promises to reform the nation's health care system.
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FIFA's president, Gianni Infantino, is also trying to make good on a 2016 campaign pledge to quadruple development funding to soccer's 211 member associations.
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Even if Trump does make good on his promise to rescue coal, it may be too late to stop the march of clean energy.
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Still, Democrats and their allies framed the bills as a test for Senate Republicans to make good on their pledge to lower drug prices.
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All that remains is for him to make good on his pledge to take his final curtain call as soon as Mr. Anwar returns.
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Mr. Putin and his subordinates have warned of a new arms race should Mr. Trump make good on his pledge to renounce the accord.
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After being jettisoned from that position in short order, I felt it was time to make good on my dreamy plan to write fiction.
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Victory would pave the way for Netanyahu to make good on his pledge to annex settlements in the West Bank under Trump's peace plan.
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If countries make good on those promises, the federal report says, that will be a key step toward keeping global warming at manageable levels.
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He must also make good on his promise of a new approach to North Korea while balancing relations with the United States and China.
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As has often been noted, there is no border emergency, aside from Mr. Trump's desperation to make good on a rabble-rousing campaign slogan.
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However, he's worried he'll lose his coverage if the Trump administration and Republican Congress make good on their promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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The question now is whether the Trump administration will make good on the President's much ballyhooed campaign pledge to work with Russia to destroy ISIS.
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But, the company still has to make good on its promise to begin production on and deliver the vehicle by the end of next year.
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Would the President-elect make good on his pledge to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which protects transgender people from discrimination in accessing health care?
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Fortunately for Republicans and Democrats, and for the country, there is a simpler way for this administration to make good on all of its promises.
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Sal Tinajero, council member of the California sanctuary city of Santa Ana, questioned whether Sessions even had the authority to make good on his threat.
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A key U.S. construction facilitator is hopeful that President Donald Trump will still make good on his campaign promise of putting more federal dollars towards .
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His cinematically secretive data-analytics company Palantir is poised to help Donald Trump make good on several of his most extreme campaign promises regarding immigration.
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Morton is part of a class-action lawsuit that argues these insurers must make good on their contractual promise to pay for "medically necessary" services.
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Hawaii, No. 17-965, concerns Mr. Trump's third and most concerted effort to make good on his campaign promise to secure the United States' borders.
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Sure, some people could chalk these moments up to nothing more than sequin dresses and stylists who need to make good on their Slimane connection.
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At that point, policymakers would have no more 2016 meetings to fall back on and make good on their forecast for one hike this year.
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Ultimate YouTube Master Class Bundle — $11.60 See Details There's never been a better time to make good on your promise of learning how to code.
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WALLACE: We&aposll ask our Sunday panel if they can make good on the promise of big tax cuts by the end of the year.
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How he shepherds the legislation to make good on his promise may well prove pivotal not just for gay Australians but for his own career.
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Finally on the eve of the final season's much-hyped "Long Night" episode, we prepared for Game of Thrones to make good on that promise.
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The only thing more fitting would be for Orgeron to finish the job, and make good on his ambitions at the place he once fled.
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Video depicts jeers from the audience at the oversight meeting, coupled with disbelief that the LAPD would make good on self-imposed drone use restrictions.
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Pelosi suggested Thursday that she's not convinced GOP leaders will make good on their vows to follow the probe wherever it goes, including toward Flynn.
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Some share prices soared from the day after the vote on expectations Trump would make good on his proposal to spend $1 trillion on infrastructure.
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In their eagerness to make good on the promised Muslim ban, the Trump administration rushed out an un-vetted executive order that was legally vulnerable.
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" He called on the "degenerates, perverts, and freaks," and other "criminals who shilled for Hillary" to "make good on your promise to leave the country.
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On trade, international and domestic laws would limit his ability to make good on his vow to impose huge tariffs on Chinese or Mexican goods.
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"I'm going to give the EPA the opportunity to make good on the promises they made in this summit," said Amico of Testing for Pease.
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For the protection of public health, we must make good on our commitment and participate in the One Planet Coalition that is fighting climate change.
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Instead, the company is working with the feds, and is apparently willing to see if the hackers make good on their threat before doing anything.
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If he's going to make good on that plan, he'll either need a final nominations package or keep the Senate in session through the holidays.
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Congress is bracing for several fights this fall over immigration and border security as the Trump administration struggles to make good on its campaign promises.
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A rally in financial shares has fizzled recently as investors fret over lofty valuations and Trump's ability to make good on his pro-growth promises.
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Critics say the charter is the military's attempt to make good on its failure to banish Thaksin from Thai politics after the coup in 2006.
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Democrats campaigned aggressively in 2018 on lowering costs and protecting health coverage, and they have already taken some steps to make good on those promises.
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All of that means that when it comes time for Republicans to make good on their years of promises about tax reform, they freeze up.
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It most likely will take years to determine if the three companies can make good on their promise of building a better health care system.
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Mr. Trump talked about repealing the individual mandate but offered no plan to make good on his campaign promise to give every American health care.
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It looks as if Hollywood is starting to make good on its promise to broaden the #MeToo movement and focus on women outside the limelight.
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The decision, a major statement on presidential power, ends a long-running dispute over Mr. Trump's authority to make good on campaign promises regarding immigration.
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The space industry could soon be headed for a tourism revolution if SpaceX and Boeing make good on their plans to take tourists to orbit.
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Losing Pruitt would rob the Trump administration of an effective operator who has done more than most to make good on the President's campaign promises.
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Democrats are likely to oppose large tax cuts, but they will press Mr. Trump to make good on his promise to spend big on infrastructure.
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Boston Broadcasters acquired the station in 21985, WHDH became WCVB, and Mr. Bennett began work to make good on the group's promise of original programming.
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Mr. Sillerman submitted a takeover offer in early 2015, but the company's stock plunged as investors doubted his ability to make good on the deal.
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That blueprint would make good on his promise to increase spending on the military and law enforcement by $100 billion over the next 18 months.
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We are extremely concerned that President-elect Trump will make good on his threat to subject more people to indefinite detention without charge or trial.
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The Conservative Party's victory in December's general election opened the way for Britain to finally make good on its plans to leave the European Union.
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It would enable him make good on his promise to keep an open mind on climate change — as he indicated he would in a Nov.
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Other estimates put it significantly higher, meaning that the White House would need to find billions of dollars more to make good on the pledge.
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Fans were rooting for her to make good on her "comeback" — Williams hasn't won a Grand Slam since giving birth to her daughter in 26.
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China's top agriculture consultancy said last week the country will make good on a pledge to buy more than $40 billion of American farm goods.
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If "Network" is to make good on this enviable roster, it must do more than re-enact famous scenes from a 42-year-old movie.
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Russia's economic constraints are one reason analysts are dubious that Moscow will make good on recent proposals to re-open a former base in Cuba.
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United States government bonds become more popular with investors when the economy looks shaky because the government is extremely likely to make good on its debt.
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Traders pointed to signs that Saudi Arabia is beginning to make good on vows to cut output after a swift fourth-quarter collapse in oil prices.
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If they are going to give you 0013% at that point all you think about they are going to be too make good on dividend payments?
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This week at the Consumer Electronics Show, Daimler returned to Las Vegas to make good on its promise with a production version of that prototype truck.
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The bottom line: If an entity as large as PG&E cannot make good on 30-year contracts, lenders' faith in such projects might be shaken.
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The defense will certainly argue that Smith was likely reaching for a loaded gun so as to make good on his alleged threat to use it.
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Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, released last week, is the first game to make good on Nintendo Switch's promise of multiplayer gaming that goes where you go.
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Even if Samsung for some reason fails to make good on that promise, the company again has plenty of devices in the wild to lean on.
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Republicans can quickly make good on their promise to repeal Obamacare, and then get to the hard work of actually figuring out what should come next.
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I still fully believe Amma is the killer, so I'm wondering if the show will make good on my theory and give us a final twist.
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While current systems are being used to some level of success, improved connectivity is ultimately needed to make good on the promise of self-driving cars.
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President Donald Trump has aimed to quickly make good on his campaign promises, including scrapping or tweaking trade deals he deems bad for the United States.
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She pushed the European Union to "make good on the proposal to establish a new unified European border and coast guard" and invest more in defense.
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Following November's election, wide swaths of the country were overtaken with fear, deeply worried that President Donald Trump would make good on his controversial campaign promises.
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If Washington were to fail to make good on the voters' expectations, it will only further erode trust in our federal government and its elected leaders.
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While Republicans are eager to make good on their campaign promise to repeal and replace Obamacare, they will need to tread carefully with the final result.
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Women's gymnastics is consistently among the buzzier Olympic events; if Biles can make good on the hype, she'll become one of the 2016 Games' signature athletes.
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And last month it "clawed back" rum taxes originally destined to pay infrastructure bonds in order to make good on its constitutionally guaranteed "general-obligation" bonds.
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Steve Bannon reckons January will define his former boss's presidency — and that it's his last, best chance to make good on his most controversial campaign promises.
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They can take into account that you make good on your promise and show up to work, for instance, on top of just your credit score.
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Because once the millions have cleared, and the headcount has been boosted, it's usually other people who actually have to make good on those exponential expectations.
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The game world is massive because the developer doesn't have the budget or resources to make good on the dense nature of BioShock's detail-oriented environments.
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Kelly's experience overseeing military operations in Central and South America should help the incoming president make good on his campaign promises about border security and immigration.
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Trying to make good on a long-unkept promise to the nation's low-income schoolchildren that they should receive as much education funding as everyone else.
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If he's going to make good on that plan, he'll either need a final nominations package or keep the Senate in session through the holidays. Sen.
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In Campbell County in Wyoming, public officials are worried that Arch and Alpha will not make good on $50 million in local taxes due in May.
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He said other countries including Germany, Britain and France still had to make clear how they are going to make good on their own ambitious promises.
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By early 2001, I was covering President George W. Bush's early steps to make good on a campaign pledge to regulate carbon dioxide from power plants.
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If Trump was a tough negotiator on the trip, starting to make good on his pledge to close trade imbalances, it took place behind closed doors.
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As the words leave his mouth, the viewer both believes that Joe means what he says but also doubts that he'll make good on his promises.
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Richard assumes that the Saviors, who've previously threatened to kill him, will make good on their promise when they realize part of their delivery is missing.
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An outline from Obama to end cancer would make good on a goal he laid out in his first joint address to Congress seven years ago.
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But among the holdouts are two of Africa's biggest economies, Nigeria and South Africa, raising concerns about whether the agreement can make good on its promises.
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"Removing outdated barriers and regulations is a commitment that this administration continues to make good on," said Zippy Duvall, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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And there was a sense at the 70th anniversary this week that the damage was done — even if he did not make good on the threat.
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Republicans can quickly make good on their promise to repeal Obamacare and then get to the hard work of actually figuring out what should come next.
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To make good on the elevator no-more-than-two-stops-away pledge, the transit agency is planning to make 50 more stations accessible by 2025.
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Many Democrats had made campaign promises to support the amendment on its second vote, and they were under intense pressure to make good on the pledge.
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They failed to make good on their years-long campaign pledge to repeal ObamaCare and are under pressure to get a deal on a tax plan.
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Some Republicans have acknowledged that their party has struggled to make good on its promises despite having the first unified GOP government in roughly a decade.
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The administration must now make good on that promise and negotiate a deal that would allow key allies to continue importing metals into the United States.
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" A radio ad from the union said Ms. Lightfoot's "campaign promises don't mean a thing unless she tells Chicago Public Schools to make good on them.
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" Apple Inc's new Apple TV+ streaming service, in its first award show, failed to make good on any of its three nominations for "The Morning Show.
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" Apple Inc's new Apple TV+ streaming service, in its first award show, failed to make good on any of its three nominations for "The Morning Show.
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How Price navigates this environment could determine whether Republicans can make good on President Donald Trump's pledge to provide access to cheaper care to more people.
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He said the fact that North Korea has yet to make good on any long range missile threats is an optimistic sign for the future. 5.
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President Trump has vowed to roll back regulations on business, and automakers are wasting no time in pushing his administration to make good on the promise.
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So zealous about wanting fewer regulations, the farmers backed Donald Trump, not believing he'd actually try to make good on his promise to deport illegal immigrants.
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WASHINGTON — With Twitter posts, leaks and executive orders, President Trump is moving quickly to show he will make good on some of his key campaign pledges.
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Donald Trump has promised a vigorous legislative agenda for his first one-hundred days, and has the majorities in Congress to make good on that promise.
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China's top agriculture consultancy said last week that the country will make good on a pledge to buy more than $28 billion of American farm goods.
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Over the weekend, Kudlow suggested that the President wouldn't necessarily make good on his threat, describing it as more as a "warning" that should be heeded.
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If the report goes only to Congress, will Schiff make good on his vow to do "everything possible" to make it available to the general public?
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Second, they don't have an alternative plan that would make good on their promise to provide more people with more generous health care at lower cost.
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Pleased to learn of the compliment, Baldwin's live guest left viewers with one final message to anyone doubting Trump's abilities to make good on his campaign promises.
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Not surprisingly, the U.N. committee dismissed the Vatican&aposs argument and urged the Vatican to not only make good on protecting children inside Vatican territory but globally.
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The overkill is thanks to a years-long delay, and SpaceX will take a substantial financial hit to make good on a contract it signed in 2010.
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If they are going to give you 223 percent at that point all you think about they are going to be too make good on dividend payments?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads You'll be enjoying plenty of astrological advantages in the coming weeks, Virgo, but you have to make good on that potential!
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In a powerful video, Kendrick Eagle of the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota called for Obama to make good on his promises to America's first people.
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A key U.S. construction facilitator is hopeful that President Donald Trump will still make good on his campaign promise of putting more federal dollars towards U.S. infrastructure.
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Not until Mr Trump leaves office will it be clear how willing he really is to make good on his daily threats to the rule of law.
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But the economic crisis dried up funding to expand the program, and critics say the government did not make good on promised social advances for the slums.
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Los Ardillos have made it clear they will go after anyone associated with the civilian militia, and this year they appeared to make good on that promise.
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Trump stood in the rose garden told Little Sisters Of The Poor that this was a done deal, frankly it's time to make good on that promise.
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Cox claims subscribers can "control their connection from end to end," but the company simply doesn't have the sort of infrastructure to make good on that promise.
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Trade talks are part of Trump's efforts to make good on his calls for better agreements with its top trading partners - Japan, China and the European Union.
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People were given low salaries with the promise of increases when funding came through, but Zenefits didn't make good on those promises when it raised new investments.
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Back in 2001, Nokia accused Uzan's family business, the Uzan Group, of fraud, after it failed to make good on payments it promised the Finnish phone maker.
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The government had planned to launch the prestige project in December to make good on a promise by Muhammadu Buhari when he ran for president in 2015.
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The company owed at least $100 million at the start of 2018, and the company began using the new investment money to make good on those debts.
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This marks the first 5G commercial service to launch in the US, and it sees Verizon make good on its promise to do so in November 2017.
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The DOE has failed to make good on some of its most important contractual obligations for years, and its private partners have been collecting billions in damages.
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With Eastern Ghouta secure, Mr Assad can train his guns on them, hoping to make good on his vow to take back every bit of the country.
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Michael's daughter vowed to make sure that Joe is "never forgotten" and asked that he make good on his promise to her –– visiting her after his death.
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He has yet to make good on his promise to hold a press conference to explain to the nation how he will avoid potential conflicts of interests.
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He has to prove that his government, which has made fighting climate change central to its brand, can make good on its promises without making more enemies.
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When I was locked up, I wanted everyone to know I planned on getting out, and that I also had a reasonable goal I'd make good on.
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We asked Laura if she thinks Barnes will make good on his promise to fight Fisher again -- a follow-up to their first clash back in October.
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Quite evidently, if HKEx is going to make good on its promise to open up the Chinese metals markets, it needs to find a new connection point.
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Before Anbang made a play for Starwood earlier this month, most had expected the U.S.-based hotel firm to make good on its pending agreement with Marriott.
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If Kenya's government wants to make good on its promise to double coffee production by 2020, it should wake up to the smell of its neighbour's success.
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Investors will be watching for signs that the company has turned the business around — or has plans to make good on its promise to exit the exchange.
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But his remarks Thursday indicate he could make good on his threat to declare a national emergency to circumvent Congress and build the wall on his own.
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America would run out of avocados in three weeks if President Donald Trump were to make good on his recent threat to close the border with Mexico.
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But while the Democratic establishment more or less tries to make good on those promises, the Republican establishment has essentially been playing bait-and-switch for decades.
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This was a Trump campaign promise, but he has yet to make good on that call, and the term was absent from official comments recapping the meeting.
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If a would-be autocrat doesn't make good on a threat it's because he couldn't–he was stopped or deterred–not because it was an empty threat.
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Trump, hungry to make good on his promise to reform President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement, has urged Republican lawmakers to come together and strike a deal.
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If Clinton follows Obama, she now has the tools to push green drift even further, maybe even far enough to make good on America's commitments in Paris.
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Trump has been frustrated that Congress has not turned over funding to make good on his campaign promise to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Terrified that Clinton would get elected and make good on her promises of gun reform, the group threw money at the race and drew an inside straight.
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But the feisty "Bodak Yellow" singer failed to make good on her leading 10 nominations going into the show as fans spread their votes far and wide.
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The announcement, made in the first transition conference call with reporters, was an attempt to make good on Mr. Trump's promise to "drain the swamp" in Washington.
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"If the playoffs air, networks could use some of their advertising inventory they hold back to make good on the missing games from the season," Crakes said.
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Vox's core mission is to explain the news, and its fleet of staff writers work hard, day in and day out, to make good on that promise.
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Republicans have failed to make good on their seven-year promise to repeal and replace Obamacare, the signature domestic policy achievement of Trump's Democratic predecessor Barack Obama.
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These promised awards make good on a vision the president, a former reality television star, articulated in late November when he suggested there be such a contest.
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If we as a country make the moral shift to health care as a human right, then we need enough doctors to make good on that promise.
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But since Monday was the first full working day of his administration, we're giving him a second full day to make good on his Day One promises.
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Republicans have campaigned for six years to "repeal and replace" Obamacare, and their base might just expect them to make good on their as-yet-empty promise.
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He assumed that his conservative and moderate colleagues would come together to make good on their seven-year promise to repeal the health care law, and quickly.
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For better or worse, President Trump's determination to reduce troops deployed overseas, from Afghanistan to Syria, is part of an effort to make good on campaign pledges.
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China needs to make good on its own repeated calls to open up its markets, or face consequences, warned the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China.
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It's a troubling sign for the T-Mobile-Sprint merger, which is counting on the same magic of synergy and consolidation to make good on its promises.
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Seven days after Trump spoke the 22017 words that would make him the country's 22016th president, he visited the Pentagon to make good on a campaign promise.
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This is supposed to be the year when the almost-200 governments which signed the 2015 Paris accord make good on commitments to curb greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Many of her supporters point to the lackluster prosecutions of the cops who murdered Freddie Gray as evidence that she attempted to make good on those promises.
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"If there is a risk that he will make good on it, that is probably the most important reason to hope that he is not re-elected."
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The response mirrored the struggles of congressional Republicans to forge consensus on legislation that would make good on a seven-year vow to repeal the health law.
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The first is in a document currently titled "G20 Action Plan on Climate and Energy for Growth," which tells how nations can make good on their pledges.
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Does he make good on his prior warnings of a heavy response to Tehran's reprisals for his own massively provocative killing of its top general Qasem Soleimani?
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Should the CISO vacancy continue to go unfilled, it's crucial that the administration make good on its promises to partner with private companies to help bolster cybersecurity.
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And Pelosi has taken pains to tamp down the impeachment talk as Democrats juggle their ongoing investigations with efforts to make good on their ambitious legislative agenda.
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President Donald Trump is trying to make good on his "America First" agenda by instituting steel tariffs, a move which may lead to a global trade war.
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Mr. Trump has not said what steps he is prepared to take to make good on his campaign vow to hasten the defeat of the Islamic State.
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Trump has sought to make good on his promise to pursue an America First trade policy, announcing controversial tariffs on aluminum and steel earlier in the month.
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Save time for this essay from The Times Magazine, which looks at whether the White House can make good on its legislative promises after last week's loss.
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The collapse in oil prices is forcing governments to make good on old promises to turn their growing youth populations into a workforce that can compete globally.
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On Capitol Hill, the failure of newly empowered Republicans to make good on their biggest campaign-year promise exposes the deep divisions that remain in the party.
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Mr. Trump's inability to make good on his promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act has made the already daunting challenge of tax reform even more difficult.
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Republicans, who control the White House, U.S. House of Representatives and Senate, failed for months to make good on a top campaign pledge of President Donald Trump.
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Researchers and the Rwandan government say they cannot get France to make good on earlier commitments to fully open its archives or otherwise investigate the country's role.
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The grandiosely titled "The Journey" is essentially a soap opera revolving around football in which you play a young prodigy seeking to make good on your potential.
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I don't share the first worry — I have confidence that AVs will eventually achieve full autonomy and make good on their safety claims, radically reducing road fatalities.
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And trade hardliners, particularly in the United States, had argued that Beijing would not make good on its pledges until other countries began imposing costs upon Beijing.
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Past breakouts include everything from an automatic wireless breast pump to virtual reality headsets, while other much-hyped debuts are still trying to make good on their promises.
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The officials say they believe that Trump will seek to make good on his pledge to negotiate what he has called the "ultimate deal" between Israelis and Palestinians.
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President-elect Donald Trump has promised to cut funding for Earth science, and the Republican-controlled Senate and House of Representatives will probably make good on those promises.
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The company would need the Falcon Heavy to make good on a promised mission: An ambitious attempt to launch two private citizens to lunar orbit in late 2018.
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The country's populist and partly right-wing coalition, voted in after elections in March, want the fiscal blowout in order to make good on pre-election spending pledges.
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HTC has continued to make good on its promise to get out of Android's way, which means the 10 comes with a nearly unencumbered version of Android Marshmallow.
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Protesters urged President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski to make good on his campaign pledge to modernize Peru by ensuring basic services such as health care are available to all.
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Lil Wayne is finally gonna tell the world if he really plans to make good on his threats to retire from music -- and it's all going down TODAY.
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When Apple reports earnings on Tuesday after the bell, Wall Street is expecting CEO Tim Cook to make good on his promise to return the company to growth.
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Several Republicans defended the measure on Thursday, saying they must make good on their years-long campaign promise to undo Obamacare and that their alternative would empower states.
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On December 1, the magician shared this tweet about David Copperfield, claiming the magician did not make good on his promise to donate thousands to pediatric cancer research.
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After an evening bursting with visual opulence but bereft of much political discourse, we're left wondering: Why can't we make good on our word to smash the patriarchy?
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His new job puts him in charge of health care for the elderly and for indigenous Australians, giving him a chance to make good on his lofty rhetoric.
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Given Facebook's insistence that libra is separate from its company, lawmakers wanted to know how Facebook would make good on its promise to wait for U.S. regulatory approval.
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After months of waiting to make good on my mom's promise for this "sweet" birthday, I left the shop with Winnie the Pooh smiling from my left calf.
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This year, the company has started to make good on its promise to do a mission every two weeks, by launching with more frequency and regularity since May.
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And Democrats now in charge of the House are itching to make good on their promise to slap some rules on Big Tech after a year of scandals.
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That may have helped limit ANC's losses, as South African voters appeared willing to give Ramaphosa a full five-year term to make good on his reform efforts.
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Persona games have always looked great, but the move to more powerful hardware has allowed the series to make good on its visual ambitions for the first time.
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He warns that "we've lost touch" as a party and promises to make good on that, warning that politics "could get really ugly" in the next few years.
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Although it has retained its independence, Akzo must make good on promises it made to appease shareholders unhappy after it refused to enter talks with Pittsburgh-based PPG.
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Now is an important moment to unite across the aisle and to encourage their male colleagues to make good on past promises of tax relief to American families.
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If he hopes to make good on his promise to blow up party politics in Europe as he did in France, he needs to get a move on.
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So even though he doesn't always follow through on his constant threats to sue people, there's always a very real chance that he'll make good on his threats.
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Mr Trump's desire to make good on his promise to punish the "crimes of a monster" appear to have stalled his plans to pull America out of Syria.
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It's not surprising that the administration moved forward with finding a way to make good on that idea, even if it wasn't addressed in the final executive order.
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Director Adam Sacks is the brains behind the Kickstarter effort to purge The Departed of its vermin, an undertaking he told Gizmodo he plans to make good on.
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It also comes as Obama tries to make good on a pledge he made during his 2008 campaign to close the U.S. detention center in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Friday said sanctions against Ankara were all ready should the president choose to make good on his threat to obliterate Turkey's economy.
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Investors and political types alike will be looking for any more evidence that the company will or won't make good on its threat to leave the Obamacare exchanges.
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But there were also disheartening conclusions on women's rights, and the failure to make good on the world's 20-year-old commitment to advance women's rights and equality.
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N. Just over half had purchase security, useful if your item is lost or stolen and the retailer or shipping company does not make good on the loss.
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Mel B says she lived in abject fear he would make good on his threat to release sex tapes of them he recorded, threatening to ruin her career.
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However, recent setbacks in the new administration's efforts to push through its plans have led to some investors to question its ability to make good on its vows.
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Even if countries make good on all the pledges they made last year to slash emissions, the Paris agreement may still lead to global warming of 3°C.
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They do not trust Trump or Republican leaders to make good on any promises to handle those issues without the pressure of a CR to attach it to.
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Hader's got teammates and colleagues and the wider world to apologize to and actually make good on those "doesn't reflect any of my beliefs going on now" claims.
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Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) said he's not sure whether the president should use his veto pen to make good on the promise, but expressed dismay at the situation.
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The law of the jungle — the law that might makes right — could return to the nautical realm over time if China and Russia make good on their ambitions.
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Given that reality, it may be challenging for Celmatix and other femtech firms to make good on their promises to women—and live up to their own ideals.
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Implementation of the ban — the president's third attempt to make good on his promise of a Muslim ban — is devastating for Muslim families and communities around the country.
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That's especially true when you consider that these earbuds actually make good on Apple's promise that lightning headphones would be able to do more than normal wired headphones.
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Trump's feuding with the NFL and NBA athletes came as his party's latest efforts to make good on their promise to repeal and replace ObamaCare stumbled, with Sen.
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It must borrow to make up the difference and make good on all of its obligations to federal contractors, working Americans, investors, other nations and countless other creditors.
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GOP lawmakers have long vowed to repeal former President Obama's signature healthcare law, and with a unified Republican government saw an opportunity to make good on that promise.
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The president talks tough on the deficit, but early signs point to his pushing higher deficits to make good on his promise to cut taxes and protect entitlements.
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Speaking Tuesday in New York, Pence said Trump is "actively considering when and how" to make good on his campaign pledge to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem.
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North Korea's possible power play could compel the White House to make good on some of its commitments, emboldening an already confident leader to push for greater concessions.
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"Following on his lifetime of pledges to many of these organizations, his executors had the job of making sure he could make good on them," Mr. Rockefeller said.
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Officials hope the new platforms will become a one-stop clearinghouse to help the local authorities expose those names and pressure them to make good on their debts.
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State governments, with some exceptions, did not make good on promises to provide adequate community care, like well staffed local clinics, supports for housing, employment and daily living.
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Lots of games imply fate is in your hands, but Ancestors is one of the few games I've played that really tries to make good on that promise.
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It is he who realizes Pennywise (Bill Skårsgard) has resurfaced, and calls the Losers back home to make good on their childhood promise to end this ancient evil.
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Baghdad can make good on its threat because the Iraqi civil aviation authority oversees all airports in the country, including the two international airports in the Kurdish region.
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Millions of Americans, including many struggling with opioid addiction, risk losing access to mental health treatment if Republicans make good on their promise to do away with Obamacare.
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President Donald Trump moved Monday to make good on a campaign promise to shrink the size of the federal government, issuing an executive order to freeze federal hiring.
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With shares above $500, Tesla can now effortlessly make good on its convertible debt obligations and, should it want to, raise additional capital to bolster its balance sheet.
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"We intend to make sure that we work very closely with Delta Air Lines to make good on all the requirements to get the community whole once again."
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Despite these two factors, Poste Italiane confirmed it would make good on its promise to pay in dividends at least 80 percent of its net profit this year.
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PARIS — For President Emmanuel Macron of France, it was a chance to make good on an explicit promise to punish Syria for its suspected use of chemical weapons.
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If Mark Zuckerberg wants to make good on his pledge to be more open and transparent, he'll make the findings public, even if it's not flattering for Facebook.
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But he also could make good on his reputation as a master dealmaker if his threats help break the congressional gridlock that has so far dogged his presidency.
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They view it as a moment that will illuminate whether Mr. Trump is ready to make good on his campaign promises to protect flagging American industries with tariffs.
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Congress has an opportunity to exercise its authority and make good on public accountability by including stringent oversight of our foreign assistance to Ukraine in the coming months.
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And part of how I'm trying to make good on what I say on the trail is our campaign will always have "pay fors" for everything I propose.
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The quick pushback from moderates is raising fresh concerns about whether congressional Republicans will be able to make good on their years-long campaign pledge to repeal ObamaCare.
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He's not going to call the bluff of Murkowski and Flake for fear that they make good on their promise and Kavanaugh's nomination fails by a single vote.
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Lastly, it is possible that Trump never intended to make good on his campaign promise yet needed a boogeyman to blame for its delay or its ultimate denial.
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Although Republicans didn't make good on their promise to repeal "every word of ObamaCare" this summer, they can take an important step and repeal at least the IPAB.
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But once Mr. Trump took office and pushed to make good on his campaign pledge to build a wall, the pressure on Mr. Peña Nieto became too great.
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But efforts to make good on their years-long campaign promise have so far been fruitless, with leaders moving on to tax reform as their next top priority.
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That was not a very heavy lift: It was a campaign promise that President Obama ordered the EPA to make good on in his first week in office.
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Israel's ambassador to the US, Ron Dermer, called on Trump to make good on his promise to move the embassy to Jerusalem at an embassy Hannukah party on Tuesday.
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If you're in the quarter of the population looking to make good on that New Year's resolution to find a new job in 2019, you'll need an ace resume.
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It's not immediately clear how Maezawa plans to make good on his promise to give out free cash, but he claims that he'll send direct messages to the winners.
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More than one month after the Trump-Kim summit in Singapore , North Korea has yet to make good on its promise to return the remains of American war dead.
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But if Samsung is able to make good on its ambitions with Bixby, it could be the most important thing to come out of the Galaxy S73's development.
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"It will take not just a few years of 500,000-unit deliveries" for Tesla to make good on its overheated $135 billion valuation, "it will take decades," Sanchez said.
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" After taking the oath of office, Trump delivered a speech that outlined in broad strokes his plan to make good on his campaign promise to "make America great again.
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Disney said it wanted to better integrate Hulu with its direct-to-consumer operations, which is the first step toward being able to make good on its international ambitions.
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The administration may soon face a choice: make good on Mr Trump's threats of military action, or hold its nose while Europeans and Latin Americans negotiate with the regime.
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With the imminent inauguration of President-elect Donald J. Trump, Congressional Republicans now have exactly what they need to make good on a long-held obsession: "defunding" Planned Parenthood.
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Still, the Clinton campaign came out swinging, accusing Trump of failing to make good on his pledge to make Mexico pay for the wall by not raising the issue.
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Spain's acting government has promised to balance the budget by boosting revenues from the corporate tax, though it's unclear when and if it can make good on that pledge.
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Trump has failed to make good on a goodwill gesture he said he would make after the G20 meeting to relax restrictions on sales to Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei.
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One might assume that being released from jail or prison would represent an opportunity to make good on commitments to be a better person and return to normal life.
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That's in part because they believe that, as president, he will make good on his pledges to combat regulation, which is an expensive irritant for many new business owners.
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And she pushed the European Union to "make good on the proposal to establish a new unified European border and coast guard" as well as invest more in defense.
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No, Beyoncé did not drop a new visual album overnight and Kanye didn't make good on his presidential campaign promise to put a pair of Yeezys in every pot.
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We have zero evidence from the recent past to suggest that even if they made that sort of promise to Trump, the Russians would actually make good on it.
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This nomination is yet another signal that Trump plans to make good on the threats he made during the campaign to punish women and take away our health care.
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Obama, who last month presented Congress with a blueprint for closing the prison, is seeking to make good on his long-time pledge before he leaves office in January.
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Some packers may have needed supplies to make good on pre-booked meat orders by retailers in preparation for the start of spring grilling next week, a trader said.
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Voters sent Republicans to Washington to make good on their campaign promises to deliver relief from the Obamacare nightmare, and Congress needs to follow through and do just that.
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The president's move also prompted Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk to make good on his threat to resign from the White House advisory councils that he was on.
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He also promised to make good on a Republican pledge to repeal and replace Democratic President Barack Obama's 2010 signature Affordable Care Act - a law better known as Obamacare.
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Drug advocates decried the draft memo after it was released, arguing that it showed Trump was failing to make good on his 2016 campaign promise to combat opioid abuse.
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Arms are lacerated, bones snapped, skulls are stabbed, and not everyone makes it out alive, but The Ain't Rights certainly make good on the promise of their opening number.
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When the Republicans unexpectedly found themselves in control of the whole federal government after the last election, they suddenly realized they had to make good on these impossible promises.
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As I've learned as a parent, while you can try to tell a child what to do, it's up to them to (or to no) make good on it.
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Drug control advocates decried the draft memo after it was released, saying it showed Trump was failing to make good on his 2016 campaign promise to combat opioid abuse.
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"While we urge our Senate colleagues to act, Democrats in the House will continue to make good on our promise to work to keep our communities safe," Nadler said.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo can make good on his own professed vision for reform by supporting new and improved bail reform legislation during the regular session this year.
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Other GOP lawmakers have acknowledged that the legislation could represent their last shot at trying to make good on a years-long campaign pledge to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Graham-Cassidy may not have been ideal, but it's much better than allowing the Democrats to make good on the policy advice they got from Beyoncé or Bernie Sanders.
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The administration must make good on its promised efforts to contain Chinese mercantilism, particularly on intellectual property theft and other market barriers like mandatory partnerships and forced technology transfers.
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Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat has been perhaps the most outspoken advocate, launching a campaign just days before the US President's inauguration, urging him to make good on his promise.
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And in that debate, the wildcard remains the question of how hard Trump will push fellow Republicans to help him make good on the central pillar of his campaign.
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What better way to make good on that campaign pledge than to compel Congress to enact term limits – in exchange for his signature on legislation raising the debt ceiling?
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President Obama is pressuring congressional Republicans to make good on their promise to fix the nation's broken mental health system, which the GOP has frequently blamed for gun violence.
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The White House is eager to move forward on legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, commonly called Obamacare, to make good on a key campaign promise.
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The widening gap indicates that the market is unsure of whether it will be possible to actually deliver the physical gold in April and make good on the contracts.
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That case was dismissed, too, this past October on the condition that Hernandez make good on the academic potential he displayed in jail by completing a semester of college.
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To make good on his promise and to demonstrate that he's the master deal maker he purports to be, the president should go to Mexico and get the money.
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China has begun to make good on some concessions, but the Trump administration is wary — and plans to ratchet up the pressure on Beijing's trade, cybersecurity and economic policies.
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If the government does not satisfy the trustee or agent that it is prepared to make good on the obligations, the creditors can then seek a resolution in court.
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In IT Chapter Two, the group will make good on that promise, but details in this scene foreshadow why their second battle will prove more challenging than the first.
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President Donald Trump has one big option to make good on his promise to slash drug prices: Tie the cost of U.S. drugs to the lower prices paid overseas.
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And besides, Trump is desperate to achieve a foreign policy "win" and to make good on his campaign commitment to extricate America from its wars in the Middle East.
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Most analysts think Mr. Macron is unlikely to make good on his threat to leave, and French officials say privately that they expect to be in the region indefinitely.
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The loss of a single additional senator would doom, at least for now, the Republicans' effort to make good on their seven-year promise to uproot the health law.
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They view Mr. Trump's decision as a moment that will illuminate whether he is ready to make good on his campaign promises to protect flagging American industries with tariffs.
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But other advisers have contended that it is important to make good on a promise to Cuban-Americans whose support they considered significant winning Florida in the 2016 election.
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The president acknowledged his announcement is an effort to make good on a promise he made during the 85033 campaign, which excited his pro-Israel and evangelical Christian supporters.
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To make good on a pledge to reduce its mammoth public debt, the government needs to raise 8 billion euros through the sale of state-owned assets this year.
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However, Assad did cross that line, with multiple, and well documented cases where chemical weapons have been used, and the Obama administration refused to make good on their promise.
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" DENNIS RODMAN ARRIVES IN SINGAPORE AHEAD OF HISTORIC SUMMIT But Rodman said he quickly realized that he needed to make good on his promise, or there would be a "problem.
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Some State Department officials have expressed concern that the the inquiries regarding environmental programs could reflect a desire to make good on Trump's campaign pledge to abolish climate change programs.
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As the Trump administration moves quickly to make good on its campaign promises, China appears to be putting down markers and drawing foreign policy red lines not to be crossed.
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However, if too many drillers are simultaneously trying to make good on their expensive purchases in the Permian, all that activity could inflate wages and oilfield service costs, analysts warn.
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Trump's unilateral moves, which have drawn the ire of human rights groups and prompted protests at US airports, reflect the President's desire to quickly make good on his campaign promises.
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Republicans in Congress have failed to make good on Trump's campaign promise to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law, also known as Obamacare.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that he will ask Congress to approve a $1 trillion infrastructure bill, a push that would make good on a key campaign pledge.
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Russia's contentious relationship with the U.S., combined with Venezuela's own long-standing antipathy toward the world's largest economy, could mean trouble if Venezuela fails to make good on its debts.
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Congressional Republicans and Trump's transition team are exploring whether they can make good on Trump's promise to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border without passing a new bill.
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Zimbabwe is also experiencing shortages of fuel, forcing motorists to queue for hours, and the government has so far failed to make good on previous promises to end the shortage.
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"This little light of mine I'm going to let it shine…" urges us to make good on our obligation to use and not hide the gifts we have been given.
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The central bank has clearly signaled that another round of rate hikes is almost inevitable to make good on its promise to bring inflation down to its target in 2017.
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Once the campaign receives 1 million signers, it will ask supporters to make good on their pledge to "quit Prime, Amazon and/or Whole Foods," and invite Amazon to negotiate.
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After failing to make good on $6 billion in debts—owed to everyone from Nokia, to Motorola, to Donald Trump—Turkey seized 219 companies belonging to the family in 2004.
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He has a chokehold on one of the world's busiest shipping routes and is in a position to make good on China's claims to the sea's oil, gas and fish.
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The peso currency has slumped amid fears Trump will make good on threats to tear up a joint trade deal with Mexico or impose hefty tariffs on Mexican-made goods.
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Also strangely present in absentia was Tesla, which is the company that has yet to make good on a similar promise to deliver affordability and range in an EV package.
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Border wall funding: The Trump administration has already asked Congress for money to begin construction of the wall along the southwest border to make good on a central campaign promise.
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An executive order earlier this year threatened to strip those jurisdictions of federal funding; these letters appear to be part of the government's attempt to make good on that promise.
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Al-Jadaan hopes that the new commitment will reassure private sector investors that Saudi Arabia will make good on its liabilities after facing criticism in the past over delayed payments.
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More specifically, how can we pressure Clinton to make good on her feminist campaign promises, while at the same time fight for a bolder, more expansive vision for American feminism?
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Now maintainers at Hill Air Force Base in Utah can finally make good on a 2007 contract with Boeing to keep the aging birds air worthy for years to come.
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Facing the possibility of another failure to make good on their 7-year-old pledge to roll back the healthcare law, McConnell told senators the debate on healthcare would continue.
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Kenya's constitution is explicit on the need for affirmative action in order to include women in all aspects of development, but the plan does not make good on this commitment.
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The key now is for us to identify the best ways to manage through this recession while the global community comes together to make good on the Paris [climate] agreements.
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President Donald Trump's company says it has donated nearly $200,000 to the U.S. Treasury to make good on its promise to hand over profits from foreign governments using its properties.
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Even as Trump has struggled -- or simply failed -- to make good on the rhetoric of his post-Orlando speech, his approach to responding to terrorist attacks has largely remained unchanged.
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He has to try and shake up the Washington establishment, to attempt to make good on his appeal to voters as an outsider elected to clean up a dysfunctional system.
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That, in Trump's mind, is proof positive that all the chatter about him not being able to make good on his campaign promises is, to coin a phrase, fake news.
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At this point, Republicans will be lucky if it turns out their deal was with a devil who can make good on his end, rather than an impostor who cannot.
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Acting U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Jonathan Cohen warned the Houthis that Washington would be "watching closely to see if they make good on that agreement" to phase one.
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But other advisers have contended that it is important to make good on a promise to Cuban-Americans whose support they considered significant in winning Florida in the 2016 election.
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Erdoğan could also make good on his threat to "open the gates" and send Turkey's 3.6 million Syrian refugees to Europe, or accelerate his military and strategic cooperation with Russia.
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That is because the view is quite firmly held that even in the worst case, Deutsche Bank will not fail to make good on its responsibility as a trading counterparty.
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Mattis said he was optimistic that North Korea will soon make good on its pledge at the summit to repatriate the remains of missing US soldiers from the Korean War.
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Under the lights on Sunday night, Baker Mayfield and company make good on their promise of a new era of Browns football with a win over the reigning NFC champions.
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The regime has been reluctant to make good on promises of change, and thus far has continued its brutal repression of dissidents while maintaining an aggressive policy in the region.
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Now, he plans to make good on those promises, sources say, but any action may be weeks away and lack the teeth that scared investors away from the biotech sector.
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If they make good on a proposal to take a collective 10 percent hit, it would remove at least 400,000 tonnes of metal from the market on an annualised basis.
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If not, it could make good on a promise to unilaterally introduce tougher immigration controls, potentially shattering its alliance with Merkel's Christian Democrats and toppling her three-month-old government.
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Bagging this mega round from SoftBank could be the catalyst it needs to make good on those regional ambitions and extend its strong presence in the West to the East.
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Meanwhile, I started to make good on the things I really wanted, like leaving New York City for California to be closer to family and the cheap thrills of nature.
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MERV fell 3.72 percent, with traders citing doubts about the government's ability to make good on new fiscal plans as Latin America's third-largest economy slides into recession this year.
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Called out for a shitpost on reddit, Ian Xplosion decided to make good on a ridiculous challenge: level from one to 60 in World of Warcraft killing low-level boars.
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The purpose of adding a co-signer is so a second party will be available to make good on the debt should the primary borrower be unable to do so.
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" During the uprising, Bolton had named several senior Venezuelan officials, including the defense minister, Padrino López, as supporters of the coup, and urged them to "make good on their commitments.
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These paintings make good on Schloss's longtime interest in still life, partly by taking cues from the painters Cy Twombly and Giorgio Morandi, both of whom she knew in Italy.
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The administration's accusation forces the president to confront a choice he has avoided: whether to make good on his threat that Tehran would "suffer greatly" if American interests were threatened.
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"This looks to be the Trump administration's third try to make good on an unconstitutional campaign promise to ban Muslims from the United States," ACLU Executive Director Anthony Romero said.
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And, after the Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 11 to 2 on Thursday night, the company's co-owners William Barr and Mike Strmac will make good on the offer.
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But as chairman and shareholder of reference, he can help the Fiat-Peugeot chief executive to make good on Marchionne's theories - and perhaps nudge the industry to do the same.
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Mr. Rouhani needs such additional talks now to make good on his campaign promise to obtain relief from the unilateral United States sanctions that are still choking the Iranian economy.
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Tlaib, the first Palestenian-American congresswoman in the U.S., swore on the day of her election to "impeach the motherfucker," and has since attempted to make good on that promise.
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The meeting comes as the Trump administration seeks to make good on its campaign promises of building a border wall, renegotiating NAFTA, and leveling tariffs to remedy our trade imbalance.
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It was pushed on lawmakers not as essential policy but as essential politics: The president needed a win, and the party had to make good on an incessantly repeated pledge.
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Editorial President Trump on Wednesday unveiled the first proposals to make good on his promise to make America impenetrable to unauthorized immigrants and intolerable for those who are already here.
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The unusual move, which typically takes place by April 15, would allow Republicans to make good on their campaign promise to repeal the healthcare law swiftly following Trump's surprise victory.
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The party also failed to make good on its promise to move a major U.S. Marine Corps base out of Okinawa, disappointing the public while irking the United States government.
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The Republican president's move, circumventing Congress, seeks to make good on a 2016 presidential campaign pledge to build a border wall that Trump insists is necessary to curtail illegal immigration.
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And when the European Council meets this week, it must get member states to make good on last year's pledge to take in 160,000 asylum seekers already in Greece and Italy.
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Getting rid of an app that habituates young children into using social media seems like a good first step for Mark Zuckerberg to make good on his pledge to 'do better.
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But Trump's attempt to make good on his campaign vows to provide "insurance for everybody," lower deductibles and lower costs faces wider challenges than those perennial debates about health care policy.
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The negotiations are part of the Trump administration's efforts to make good on the president's call for better trade agreements with its top trading partners - Japan, China and the European Union.
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It looks like many millennials are determined to make good on their New Year's resolution to travel more in 2019, and they're making it count by choosing some seriously enviable destinations.
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Companies can still pay money into the Bitcoin address, but with the named email blocked, it will be logistically impossible for the attackers to make good on their promises of decryption.
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The results of the Stockholm meeting could herald the war's first real breakthrough, but both sides will need to quickly make good on their commitments, or the positive momentum could stall.
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Trump, looking to make good on pledges for sweeping tax reform, on Wednesday unveiled plans for a cut in the tax rate to 15 percent for so-called pass-through businesses.
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Image: AP Photo/Sue OgrockiIf Donald Trump is trying to make good on his promise to dismantle the Environmental Protection Agency, he's picked the right man to get the job done.
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So, you've decided you're definitely going to take advantage of this opportunity to make good on on of your 2018 goals, but now, you have decide where you're going to go.
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Friday's encounter with Brazil will test whether they can make good on tactical and technical promise but the 'miracle' of Rostov suggests Martinez has brought mental steel and strength in depth.
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The harshest rebuke, however, came in the small hours of Friday morning, when Trump wasn't able to make good on his promise to repeal the signature legislative achievement of his predecessor.
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He is under pressure by President Donald Trump to pass a healthcare bill and make good on Republicans' seven-year mission to gut Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement.
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This self-serving hypothesis conflicts with the established fact that presidents typically enter office and promptly try to make good on their party's campaign promises, election-generated scandals and gaffes notwithstanding.
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Republicans have been under heavy political pressure to make good on their longstanding campaign promises to gut the 2010 law, which they view as a government intrusion in the healthcare market.
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A tough law-and-order approach to immigration was the ballast of Trump's successful presidential run, and the effort to make good on his campaign promise has energized the conservative base.
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Trump hoped to make good on his campaign promise to dismantle the law when he took office in January, with Republicans, who pledged for seven years to scrap it, controlling Congress.
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Steve Bannon tells Axios National Political Reporter Jonathan Swan that January will define his Trump's presidency — and is his last, best chance to make good on his most controversial campaign promises.
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And the Trump administration has not yet decided on the specific policies it will use to make good on campaign pledges to shrink U.S. trade deficits and grow American manufacturing jobs.
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It was also frequently deployed in the belief that the GOP would not be unexpectedly thrust into a position where their voters could expect them to make good on the promise.
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Zimbabweans had expected that Mugabe's ousting in 2017 would pave the way for greater freedoms, but opponents say Mnangagwa has failed to make good on promises of political and economic reform.
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A Cambodian foreign ministry spokesman said any appeal for demonstrations by Rainsy would be useless after he failed to make good on a promise to return to the country on Saturday.
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Like the stock market, there is no assured return on investment: so, too, is there no assurance that a candidate will, or indeed even can, make good on a campaign pledge.
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In 2017, a group of local residents blocked access to the mine for more than a week, demanding the company make good on a commitment to supply nearby communities with water.
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A think-tank warned on Monday that Britain's state spending will head back to levels not seen since the 1970s if the two main political parties make good on their promises.
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According to a draft April summit statement seen by Reuters, the EU is seeking deadlines for China to make good on trade and investment pledges that have been repeatedly pushed back.
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To make good on those comments, Twitter has a signed a series of partnerships to stream live events, including National Football League games on Thursday nights and the coming presidential debates.
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As I said recently, I've started getting into speedrunning, and I'm going to make good on that by writing about some of the most exciting runs in the community, starting today.
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A test of a Tomahawk sea-launched cruise missile from a land-based launcher followed, underscoring just how quickly the United States could make good on such aspirations, if so desired.
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Most democratic theorists in the 20th century believed that more information would produce a more informed citizenry, and a more informed citizenry would make good on the core promise of democracy.
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Mr. Trump often notes that there have been no missile or nuclear tests in more than a year to argue that Mr. Kim is willing to make good on his promises.
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Gavin Newsom moved swiftly to make good on a campaign promise to require the state's more than 1,300 charter schools to follow the same transparency laws that govern public school districts.
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But Washington has floated protectionist proposals that both Mexico and Canada have said they will not accept, handing Mr. Trump a reason to make good on his repeated promises to withdraw.
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Even if he intended to make good on promises, his poor choices of confederates has translated over and over into scandal and ethics investigations that distract from and derail his agenda.
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It has taken a series of steps beyond those limits, trying in vain to pressure the Europeans to make good on a commitment to ease the economic pain of American sanctions.
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Trump had better be prepared to make good on this, or see an end to his deep friendship with the one leader in Europe he has been able to count on.
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After the announcement about the embassy move, polls showed that 44 percent of Israelis thought Mr. Trump a "true" friend — but only 6 percent believed he'd make good on the promise.
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We appreciate the administration's ongoing engagement as we seek to ensure that the incentives in this proposal make good on our shared aim of increasing patient choice and transforming kidney care.
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Josh Bell was pegged by many as a potential breakout player for the Pittsburgh Pirates this season, and the streaky 153-year-old is looking to make good on that label.
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As Republicans struggle to make good on their promise to repeal ObamaCare, the GOP does not want to be perceived as taking insurance away from as many as 22019 million Americans.
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Republicans had mixed legislative success last year: enacting a $1.5 trillion tax overhaul but failing to make good on a key campaign promise to repeal and replace Obama's signature healthcare law.
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Since then, she's virtually withdrawn from social media in order to make good on promises to release new music to her fans, while trying to get herself out of bad partnerships.
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But Lomachenko timed Martinez's attempts to step in and make good on the change of momentum, breaking the champion's ability to follow up by immediately pivoting a tight angle around him.
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Why it matters: The announcement comes as Musk is trying to make good on pledges to begin offering lower-priced variants of its Model 3, a car critical to the company's future.
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Washington (CNN)US national security adviser John Bolton called on key members of the Venezuela's leadership to make good on promises he said they had made to support opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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It sent a troublesome signal to the world that the US, under Trump, might not make good on its promises and international agreements, and caused friction with one of America's closest allies.
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And Sanders said it would be "an outrage" that would "completely divide the country" if Trump were to make good on his promise to appoint a special prosecutor to "lock up" Clinton.
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But if he plans to make good on his promise to make America great again, following through on these campaign promises from the very beginning of his administration will be step one.
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And President Trump to still willing to throw the hammer down in the coming months if North Korea doesn&apost actually make good on its commitments that it made during the summit.
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The bullish outlook is apparently based on high hopes that Donald Trump will make good on campaign promises to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in federal spending on new infrastructure projects.
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In societies that value free speech and association, it is not enough to prove even the worst motivation; a party must also have a "real potential" to make good on evil designs.
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It also conceives of education as a transaction, in which recipients must pay back every cent, plus interest, in order to make good on the investment that has been made in them.
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Insurers who assumed Trump will make good on his threat to stop billions in payments to subsidize copays and deductibles requested additional premium increases ranging from 2% to 23%, the report found.
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At the end of March, Fowler posted a Twitter request to new Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi: Make good on your claims to "do the right thing" and end forced arbitration at Uber.
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It took until the back half of December, but the Republican Party finally managed to make good on its unified control of Washington by passing a major legislative achievement: their tax bill.
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Now, as House Republicans prepare for their turn on the chopping block, they know they're running out of time to make good on their campaign promises or risk suffering the same fate.
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Computer simulations are great and all, but the real world is where it's at and Hong and his team have just begun to make good on their dream of sideways walking robots.
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GM also is ramping up hiring at its GM Cruise autonomous vehicle unit, pushing to overcome technical challenges and make good on a plan to launch a robo-taxi service next year.
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But Coveney said Britain must make good on its past commitments, including on an open Irish border and a "backstop" clause to anchor it in law, for negotiators to reach an accord.
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Trump is also under pressure to take action on NAFTA before Saturday, the 100th day of his presidency, by which point he pledged to make good on a slew of campaign promises.
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Bachelorette villain Chad Johnson has set the record straight on whether he will make good on his threat to "find" his season 12 enemy Jordan Rodgers now that the show is over.
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The enjoyable but largely forgettable second season suggested that the Duffer brothers were low on ideas or rebrandable '80s nostalgia, but Stranger Things 33 is here to make good on unkept promises.
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But even with control of the White House and both chambers of Congress since January, the Republicans have struggled to make good on their bold campaign promises to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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The 130-page draft bill seen by Reuters on Thursday marks President Francois Hollande's most far-reaching attempt yet to make good on a promise to tackle a stubbornly high unemployment rate.
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A Kennedy retirement this week would also make good on Trump's to-date groundless boast that he has accomplished more in a few months than many presidents do in a few years.
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Yet even with unified control, it's proving an uphill fight for Republicans to make good on seven years' worth of promises to repeal and replace former President Barack Obama's health care law.
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This marked the first time Trump has disclosed in detail how he would make good on his promise that Mexico would fund the wall he has promised to build if elected president.
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Unlike the first this time around in March, Republican House leadership appears to be confident that the votes are there to pass the bill and make good on the signature campaign promise.
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It also leads to huge amounts of discontent from the public when they realize that no politician can make good on the various and sundry promises they make on the campaign trail.
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Originally expected to unveil tax reform legislation in the spring, Republicans are under pressure from business lobbyists to make good on campaign pledges to reform the tax code and pass healthcare legislation.
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The coalition of groups, led by Mozilla, is asking Facebook to "make good" on its pledge to fight disinformation on the platform ahead of the elections, which will take place in May.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is pumping more dollars into expanding its grassroots fundraising apparatus as it looks to make good on promises to restore its crumbling footprint at the state level.
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The coalition of groups, led by Mozilla, is asking Facebook to "make good" on its pledge to fight disinformation on the platform ahead of the elections, which will take place in May.
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President Donald Trump has made several attempts to defund Planned Parenthood during his time in office, hoping to make good on a campaign promise of great importance to his anti-abortion constituency.
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But it was also clear, 15 months into his tenure, that Trump was more willing than ever to shatter ties with America's closest allies to make good on his "America First" pledge.
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First, to plan for a life one must be able to see an open path to basic resources necessary to make good on a plan, such as education, housing and health care.
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His resounding electoral victory comes with intense pressure for GOP leaders, who maintained their majorities in the House and Senate, to make good on their longtime promise to fully repeal the law.
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Stocks also continued to feel the pinch from the threat that President Donald Trump would make good on his threat to impose new tariffs on goods from China beginning September 1, 2019.
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Aides say Obama plans in his last year in office to make good on a 2008 election campaign promise to close Guantanamo prison, which has housed foreign terrorism suspects after the Sept.
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To make good on its promise to help those less fortunate, it donates enough money every month to its nonprofit partners to provide a pair of glasses for every pair it sells.
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It's all part of SpaceX's grand plan to make spaceflight more affordable, and with 30 launches slated for this year, it could be a tight finish to make good on that promise.
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And these were no small wagers, as Mickelson quickly lost $224,22018 at the first hole when he failed to birdie while trying to make good on a bet from earlier this week.
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The listening session is an attempt by Trump to make good on promises he made throughout the 2016 campaign to combat the growing opioid epidemic and offer more comprehensive drug treatment programs.
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Who knows if Google will ever actually make good on this patent idea, but we'd certainly be curious to see if its I, Robot safety fix really works (with dummies, of course).
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More than a week later, however, the Kurds have taken no steps to actually declare independence, and Baghdad and its allies have done nothing to make good on their threats of intervention.
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But by September 2017, a group of conservative state attorneys general were threatening to sue the government if the president refused to make good on his promise to end the DACA program.
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As a candidate, Donald Trump vowed to enact a "total and complete shutdown" of Muslim immigration to the United States, and his administration has worked diligently to make good on that promise.
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Another possibility is whether the Iranians make good on their threat to leave the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty and make a dash for a nuclear weapon, which would be a very bad outcome.
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Mr. Trump has frequently told his advisers that he sees the border situation as evidence of a failure to make good on his campaign promise to seal the border from dangerous immigrants.
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He is under pressure by President Donald Trump to pass a health-care bill and make good on Republicans' seven-year mission to gut Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement.
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Mr. Sessions is certain to be asked whether he, as attorney general, would make good on Mr. Trump's pledges to get a special counsel to "jail" Hillary Clinton over her email server.
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So when a pro-government magazine, Figyelo, published a list of 200 Orban critics on Thursday, it was viewed as an ominous sign that he intended to make good on his threat.
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The decision was the first from a federal appeals court on the revised travel ban, which was an effort to make good on a campaign centerpiece of the president's national security agenda.
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She arrived in January, a long-shot candidate having been swept into office on a Democratic wave, eager to make good on her central promise: to lower the cost of prescription drugs.
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Williamson already had begun to make good on the lofty hopes during the preseason, when he averaged 23.3 points and 6.5 rebounds while shooting 71.4 percent from the field in four games.
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The fact that the Zens Liberty comes with these limitations could explain why a relatively small manufacturer has been able to make good on a concept that Apple struggled with for years.
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Through provocations, Iran has apparently pushed Trump toward feeling as though he has to make good on his threats — or at least send a strong signal that he's willing to go there.
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The awe-inspiring footbridges of Isfahan, some of which date back to the 7th century, could also be in the line of fire were President Trump to make good on his threats.
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It is time for President Trump to make good on his promise to lower prescription drug prices and for Congress to respect the wishes of the people they were elected to represent.
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Laura's words express the law's existence, the structures and supports that flow from the law, the teachers and aides who make good on the law's promise, and Laura's own will to communicate.
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In April, Cuban President Raul Castro is expected to make good on his previously-announced plans to step down as President of the Council of State and Council of Ministers of Cuba.
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He appealed to evangelicals and ardently pro-Israel American Jews in 2016 by vowing to move the embassy, and advisers said on Tuesday he was determined to make good on his word.
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But the pullout raises an even more immediate concern to Kobani's SDF, which fears that Turkey will make good on threats to attack the Kurdish-led fighters that Ankara brands as terrorists.
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If true, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard is attempting to get the U.K. to make good on an arms deal that went bad in the wake of the Iranian Revolution in the 1970s.
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Jason tried to do a make good on a balcony outside the arena by singing a bunch of songs -- we're told it was close to his full set -- with only a mic.
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If true, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard is attempting to get the U.K. to make good on an arms deal that went bad in the wake of the Iranian Revolution in the 25s.
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Washington (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump announced Friday three key members of the national security team for his administration -- signaling he will make good on the hard-line agenda on which he campaigned.
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It's crucial for Arboretum and Wavelength to make good on their statements about investigations within the concerned Facebook status routine, and it's encouraging to see Arboretums' latest update provide transparency in the process.
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The S&P 500 information technology index has surged 39 percent in 2017, helped by expectations that U.S. President Donald Trump and his fellow Republicans would make good on promises to slash taxes.
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Italy's populist and partly right-wing coalition wants to increase the country's deficit to 2.63 percent of annual economic output in 2019, as it looks to make good on pre-election spending pledges.
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It is true that Trump's successful presidential campaign was centered on the mean-spirited idea that all undocumented immigrants "have to go," and he is now poised to make good on that promise.
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The President wants to make good on campaign promises to improve ties with Israel and is also considering helping Israel attempt to normalize its relations with Sunni Arab states such as Saudi Arabia.
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The Super NES Edition may be easier to get than the NES Classic Edition, but Nintendo could make good on delivering the rarest type of video game limited edition: one that's actually limited.
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LAGUNA BEACH, California — Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff says he had an "exciting vision" for how he could have used Twitter at his company even though he wasn't able to make good on it.
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To make good on the promise, we built the most powerful platform for giving founders a big time CEO-like network from capital markets to talent to big company customers to the press.
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The $15 billion set-aside highlights difficulties long-term care insurers and reinsurers face as they struggle to make good on policies dating back decades that underestimated projected healthcare costs and life spans.
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In fact, the biggest risk for all these projects is price, which in turn hinges on whether car firms make good on their plans for a big increase in investment in electric vehicles.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government, under pressure to make good on pre-election promises to mend the stricken economy, is on a drive to end parallel market trading it blames for fuelling price increases.
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According to a draft April summit statement seen by Reuters, the EU is seeking to set deadlines for China to make good on trade and investment pledges that have been repeatedly pushed back.
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Several key roboticists have departed Google in recent months, an indication of the firm's failure to make good on several high-profile investments in the sector made back in 2013, Bloomberg Businessweek reports.
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During the rally, The President slammed Democrats for opposing his agenda, railed against the media's coverage of his presidency and hailed the work he has done to make good on his campaign promises.
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The president has also failed to make good on pre-election pledges to kick-start the ailing economy - beset by high inflation and a currency shortage, and the trigger for this week's protests.
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CCTV said the moves show China's willingness to promote U.S. products and make good on a consensus reached between presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping at the G220 summit in Osaka in June.
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Rather than pushing for the ouster of Mr. Abadi, they have largely supported the prime minister as he has sought to make good on promises, still unfulfilled, to improve how the government works.
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But Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, has typically provided scant details on how he might make good on his promises — and ambitious ideas, even the concrete kind, do not always add up.
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That could make it harder for Puerto Rico's governor to make good on his threat to default on debt backed by Puerto Rico's constitution in the name of maintaining government services, Hanson added.
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Over on ABC's "This Week," White House acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said that "something dramatic" would need to happen for his boss not to make good on his word this week.
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Joining the Airbnb family will help us make good on our goals and expand our work with multifamily and corporate housing partners to bring even more great places to stay to Airbnb travelers.
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Trump knows that the GOP base is deeply invested in the construction of a full southern wall and feels it is his duty to at least make good on that one campaign promise.
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WE NEED TO MAKE GOOD ON THIS PROMISE IF WE'RE GOING TO BE SUCCESSFUL POLITICALLY, BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, IF WE WANT TO BE SUCCESSFUL AS A COUNTRY WE HAVE TO GET THIS DONE.
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It's not likely to end the impasse, but it does signal an intention to make good on promises to the 800,000 or so federal workers who haven't received a paycheck since the shutdown.
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Trump reportedly tried to make good on his pledge by ordering the Justice Department to prosecute her and Comey earlier this year, only to be rebuffed by then-White House Counsel Don McGahn.
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When asked whether Ivanka Trump will make good on her desire to become the 1st female President of the United States, Hillary Clinton did not miss a beat in this brilliant dead-pan.
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But now the mayor has two conflicting mandates: Voters want him to be critical of President Trump, but Garcetti is also counting on Trump to make good on his $1 trillion infrastructure promise.
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Senate Republicans -- and Trump -- seem to believe they face more political backlash if they can't make good on the promise they made repeatedly over the last seven years to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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America too, could do its share to make good on the UN promise to "end the scourge of war" by ratcheting down the hostilities towards Russia and working for the abolition of NATO.
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Why it matters: Axios' Amy Harder says this move shows the extreme lengths the Trump administration is going to try to make good on the president's campaign promise to save coal and nuclear.
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But Trump's recent failure to push a healthcare overhaul through Congress, as well as other miscues, now have investors a little less sure he will be able to make good on his promises.
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While the Giants may have trouble moving the ball, they have to throw to someone, and Engram could make good on what could be a massive amount of targets early in the year.
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But the third possibility – based on an alleged loss of confidence in the government's ability to make good on its key policy options – is the most dangerous aspect of recently rising bond prices.
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In reality, the commission said, the Miami Beach company failed to make good on almost every promise it made to consumers, and strung them along for months or years after taking their money.
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The maneuver is the latest attempt of the Trump administration to make good on its America First message — even if economists, analysts, and allies say it might not be the best of ideas.
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The move shows he plans to make good on a promise he made just two weeks earlier at the annual State of the State address, where he pledged to legalize marijuana in 2020.
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After his father's death in the summer of 270, Henry began trying to make good on a fantasy they had shared: to find Fay and help him make his first record since 22012.
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"I just hope that one day when I'm financially stable enough, I can help somebody else in need," Edwards told the station, making clear her intent to make good on the couple's wish.
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Additionally, the group called for the Trump administration to make good on its intention to broaden the terms of the plans to 12 months, while also allowing insurers to make the plans renewable.
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