James Lankford of Oklahoma is non-committal, an aide said. Sen.
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Maybe some non-committal Justin Bobby is just what she needs.
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Vettel was asked about that on Sunday and sounded non-committal.
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The outspoken pop star broached politics, but kept it non-committal.
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The bank and government officials have so far been non-committal.
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But Grassley so far has been non-committal about a public session.
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The game gestures at it before, in a mostly non-committal way.
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Trump remained non-committal later that evening when asked about his plans.
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What Bisping has always owned is a really good, non-committal jab.
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Bolt was non-committal about whether he would financially contribute to Carter's appeal.
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The potential for non-committal sex is high thanks to Tinder and OkCupid.
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But when pressed on where Mugabe would be buried, Leo Mugabe was non-committal.
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Arizona Governor Doug Ducey did just that Monday, but McCain is still non-committal.
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Uber itself has been non-committal on the New York proposal, at least in public.
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Trudeau was non-committal when asked whether Canada was considering supplying lethal weapons to Ukraine.
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Asked for a timeline around when Carbon might exit, DeSimon offered a non-committal answer.
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It's so non-committal to just text your friends about how in love you are.
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Asked if the EPA might hold another hearing elsewhere, an EPA spokesperson was non-committal.
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Pressed on whether that time might come before the 2020 election, Mattis was non-committal.
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Maybe she's just having a fun time and is happy with things open and non-committal.
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Ross, however, was non-committal on whether the Trump administration would suspend a December tariff hike.
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He had trailed the possibility of the pardon for months, but in a non-committal way.
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Every counter striker has had a hard time against convincing feints and good, non-committal jabs.
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When Johnson asks Fletcher if she can "make it happen with Jeremy", Fletcher is non-committal.
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For this reason feints and non-committal strikes should be a large part of Bisping's gameplan.
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Your character is frequently a cypher, silent or so non-committal that they may as well be.
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Astros manager A.J. Hinch was non-committal, and plans to wait until Friday before rendering a decision.
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Your character Nadia is non-committal bachelorette who does drugs, parties hard, and has a "bad" attitude.
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I'm very non-committal and like to switch it up a lot; thank goodness for braids and weaves.
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And Ted Cruz and John Kasich are basically non-committal about supporting Trump if he is the nominee.
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Akzo confirmed it had received a "third unsolicited proposal" from PPG but was non-committal in its response.
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Bisping has always driven a high pace, thrown dozens of feints, and worked well with non-committal blows.
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Ricci hung back and as Felder flicked out a non-committal jab, Ricci swung out a check hook.
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The agency "will make changes when necessary to keep air travelers safe," according to the non-committal statement.
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Privileging experimentation, their non-committal approach to genres alleviates Just John of any binding classification as an artist.
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They talk past each other in meandering anecdotes that lead nowhere, and receive non-committal replies in return.
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Sanchez would show a stiff, snapping, non-committal jab and connect it at a high rate while retreating.
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Non-committal thus far on Kavanaugh, Donnelly, too, is up for re-election in a red-leaning state.
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Apirat Kongsompong, the army chief (Mr Prayuth surrendered the post a few months after the coup) is non-committal.
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Still, the joke won't drag on forever: This impressively non-committal will have the chance to meet very soon.
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Akzo Nobel confirmed it had received a "third unsolicited proposal" from PPG but was non-committal in its response.
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A White House official was non-committal when asked about which specific executive actions the president might be considering.
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But, if he's lukewarm or non-committal, the future of the House's compromise immigration bill would likely be sunk.
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McCain, whose thumbs-down in a July vote seemingly doomed Trump's hopes of repealing ObamaCare, has been non-committal.
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While Collins, Murkowski and Donnelly were non-committal on Monday night, Manchin spoke up after Trump's pick was announced.
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Probably Going to Text-Cancel On The DayMore upfront than flaking at the last minute, and equally non-committal.
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His non-committal attitude frustrated Shannon, who appeared to hint to audiences that the two were headed for a split.
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When pressed on whether that meant he would not play at Wimbledon, the 31-year-old Serb was non-committal.
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Mr Trump has urged this, if necessary, but so far Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, has been non-committal.
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American officials remain non-committal when urged to air-drop water-purification tablets and to float food across the Tigris.
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"Yellen was pretty non-committal - she didn't give a time frame for rate rises," Societe Generale analyst Robin Bhar said.
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Turkey has had similarly non-committal responses from countries including Germany, Indonesia and Kenya to its requests in recent weeks.
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Non-committal thus far on Kavanaugh, Donnelly, too, is up for re-election in the red-leaning state of Indiana.
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It would be misleading to describe this non-committal response as an exception to Twitter's permissive approach to world leaders.
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A follow-up as to whether he would be able to find that time soon had Spicer, again, non-committal.
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He has since called that a "dumb mistake" and has been non-committal on the idea of college athlete unionization.
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In speaking to the media on Monday, Raptors president and general manager Masai Ujiri was non-committal about DeRozan's status.
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Notice here that the flicking non-committal jab draws severe counters which Koreshkov is not actually close enough to absorb.
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Trump, according to one of the Republicans, was non-committal and did not say yes or no to the request.
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Evans was candid yet fairly non-committal in what he had to say about what went on behind the scenes.
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Update: Samsung's response to the matter is unsurprisingly non-committal, explaining that the company is working with Southwest on matter.
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In an interview on Thursday with Philippine news channel ABS-CBN, Duterte was non-committal when asked about the incident.
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Moreover, Perry was flicking out long, non-committal jabs which served to bruise up Ellenberger's face in the first round.
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Prices moved higher on Thursday after markets got limited commentary from the Fed's Stanley Fischer and non-committal remarks from Dudley.
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House Democratic leaders were similarly non-committal, and senior aides were dubious that the caucus would continue their brazen floor tactics.
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But he was non-committal about how much the president, who has often proved himself averse to foreign aid, might contribute.
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China's Foreign Ministry was asked by media on Friday about the situation at the shoal but gave a non-committal answer.
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She was non-committal when asked how many planes Lockheed could potentially sell to Berlin, saying it was up to Germany.
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Cro Cop may have been slightly non-committal in his retirement announcement after saying he is open to a farewell fight.
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And more broadly, it sends a non-committal message that could jeopardize relationships with other foreign partners on national security issues.
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Baldwin has been non-committal in the past when asked about bringing his Trump impersonation back to Studio 8H this fall.
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Though the songs, several of them leaning into ballad territory, have full sing-a-long appeal, they're also somewhat… non-committal.
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For once, no one is criticizing the mom of one for her non-committal choices, which she's totally entitled to have.
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Less than 8 months ago, Anna jumped on Laura Wasser's podcast, "Divorce Sucks!" and seemed non-committal about getting married again.
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They all voted last year to support Trump's first Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, but have been non-committal on Kavanaugh.
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Meanwhile, after weeks of non-committal statements, Russia is not expected to share Saudi Arabia's enthusiasm for further production cuts on Thursday.
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When asked about his own views on section 377(A) last year, Lee Hsien Loong, the prime minister, was typically non-committal.
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Cruz's non-committal speech infuriated Trump supporters among the thousands of delegates cramming the floor of the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland.
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Representatives of all three companies, who met with NBTC on Wednesday, were non-committal on the requirement to bid for new spectrum.
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"Potentially Purple" Sherwin-Williams doesn't give a description for this color, but I love that it's non-committal about its purple hue.
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The jab is the perfect weapon to take advantage of that, being so quick and non-committal, and being believable when feinted.
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While shedding businesses with declining profitability could contribute to reaching that goal, the CEO remained non-committal despite repeated questions about divestments.
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For Apple, which has been notoriously non-committal to its surrounding community in Cupertino, California, this represents a large and surprising sum.
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Medina was, Willis told me, non-committal about releasing Experiments in Time—the soft, synthetic album that he saw as his rebirth.
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Washington's non-committal stance, along with efforts to broker a deal with Iran, should serve as very loud signals to Saudi Arabia.
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Call it a non-committal way to pull off two of your favorite hues or a statement against the rigidity of makeup techniques.
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Current FCC Chair Ajit Pai has been non-committal but the Trump Administration has been seen as more open to big deals generally.
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"Ever Since New York" turns out to be an non-committal acoustic track that starts out nowhere and wanders around for a while.
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Incoming House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, whose committee would be in charge of impeachment proceedings, was non-committal when asked about Sherman's resolution.
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When wild Uranus and harmony loving Venus clash, people can feel anywhere from sensitive, to erratic, to non-committal, to afraid of abandonment.
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Yoneyama was non-committal on under what conditions he would approve a restart but indicated that some risks would remain in using nuclear power.
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I'd try to seem alluringly withholding, answering questions with vague responses and making sure to be non-committal when it came to making plans.
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When Markey went down the witness table asking whether they thought standards were a good idea, he was met mostly with non-committal answers.
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" While an optimist might read that statement as non-committal — "Yeah, we'll promise shipments through the end of 2017 and who knows about 2018??
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Non-committal sex with multiple partners pops up throughout film history, especially in comedies, like Friends With Benefits (2011) and No Strings Attached (2011).
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Other GOP senators seem to have an open mind about this needed change, but I worry about their murky non-committal choice of words.
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Watching Tillerson's confirmation hearing, Shamila Chaudhary, a former State Department official under Obama, noted that Tillerson was non-committal in many of his answers.
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Doug Jones, the Democrat from Alabama who won his special election after Gorsuch was confirmed, was non-committal when asked about Kavanaugh on Wednesday.
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U.S. officials have also been non-committal about whether the plan would endorse the creation of a Palestinian state, as the Palestinians have long demanded.
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Trump is referring to Clinton's attack after he said during the third presidential debate he was non-committal on challenging the results of the election.
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"Thom Yorke", says Smith, in the same non-committal tone my nan uses when pretending she still remembers something that happened over a week ago.
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Several political parties, including the main opposition Congress party, have tried to enlist Kumar to their camps, but he has so far been non-committal.
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World number 25 Rickie Fowler, one of the game's most popular players, was non-committal about whether he would be interested in the proposed circuit.
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After leaving the Avengers Mansion, he kept up with his producing duties and worked on some comics, but remained non-committal about his intentions in Hollywood.
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And while I don't like to be non-committal in my everyday life, this item is perfect for the moody months that lead winter into spring.
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Lovullo was non-committal to Banda being recalled later in the season as a reliever down the stretch, suggesting he prefers Banda in a starting role.
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Trump has oscillated between non-committal statements — at one point saying, "I hope he's going to be great" — to an adamant defense of Pruitt on Twitter.
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And they should be — the last 12 years have included a lot of "Half-Life" suggestions and non-committal statements about the state of the franchise.
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Other members, including Cory Gardner of Colorado and Ted Cruz of Texas, have been non-committal about whether they will support him, let alone formally endorse him.
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And the fact that Russia still appears somewhat non-committal would appear to tilt odds in favor of about a 1.0-1.1 million barrels per day reduction.
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In an interview with Reuters, Cardinal Kurt Koch, head of the Vatican office for Christian unity, was non-committal when asked if the meeting could help Putin.
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Washington did raise concerns about the policy with New Delhi, but India gave a non-committal response, an Indian trade ministry official told Reuters at the time.
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But Karan Bhatia, a former Bush Administration official and GE exec who is now Google's vice president of global government affairs and public policy, was non-committal.
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Against an admittedly aged Anderson Silva, Bisping utilized a hundred feints and non-committal strikes a minute to throw off the counters of the bigger hitting Brazilian.
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Washington did raise concerns about the policy with New Delhi, but India gave a non-committal response, an Indian trade ministry official told Reuters at the time.
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He reiterated his non-committal response about potential political plans in a local media interview -- one of several he did during his stop in the Sunflower State.
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Investors were non-committal ahead of an expected interest rate cut from the Fed on Wednesday and the next round of U.S.-China trade talks on Thursday.
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The party's leader, Arlene Foster, released a non-committal statement last night stating that the party would examine the new agreement in detail before making a decision.
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Instagram on the other hand feels just as free as following someone on Twitter, or adding a friend on Facebook: it's non-committal, and isn't a big deal.
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It's easy to arch an eyebrow at Sony for its non-committal approach to cross-console play, but to be fair: It was Microsoft that opened the door.
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It is the forward motion, the non-committal jab, the value of staying on guard, the ability to recover, and the use of the feint which frustrate Silva.
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The promise for changes was relatively non-committal but at least implied that executives' extra powers would be suspended until everyone had the same options for protecting their privacy.
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I watched when I waited up for the hot, non-committal Brazilian drummer I was dating, who would call at 2 in morning asking if he could come over.
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Of course, the simplest and cheapest, most non-committal way to start easing into pastels while Mother Nature is still catching up is to paint them on your nails.
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Asked in the days after he took the job about his "style of play," he was refreshingly non-committal, insisting that he would adapt to the talent he had.
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The development is not necessarily a breakthrough, however, as the House remains non-committal on the measures and Rauner has said he will not support them without certain conditions.
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When asked about the idea on Wednesday, the Kremlin was non-committal, calling it a "new initiative" and one of various proposals that may or may not be implemented.
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The non-committal move, Daghlin said, was also because it was that part of the year when volumes and amount of money flowing into the market dries up completely.
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Lastly, while declining ex-fuel unit cost in '20 feels like it should be a layup given the magnitude of Boeing-imposed operational inefficiency this year, company remains non-committal.
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Then there was "breadcrumbing" — when a person you want to date and/or get naked with sends out a series of non-committal text messages that slowly drive you insane.
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Relying on a sharp, non-committal jab combined with convincing feints, Miocic was able to make top flight bangers like Mark Hunt swing and miss, eating stiff leads in return.
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The three companies have been non-committal on the requirement to bid for new spectrum, saying they would not want to participate if the minimum bid price was too high.
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Fairfax has been non-committal on Northam's future, saying it was up to the governor to decide his next move but that he would be ready to step up if needed.
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"Until China and the US reach a new understanding about how they will operate in each other's markets, lots of companies are going to stay flexible and non-committal," he added.
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Microsoft is among the OEM supporters, which raises the possibility it could bring support to Windows 10, but the company was non-committal when The Verge pressed it on that possibility.
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"The Fed was non-committal for the need for further rate cuts as such gold was sold off," said Heng Koon How, head of markets strategy at Singapore's United Overseas Bank.
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The non-committal stance reflects a political calculus that any encryption bill would be controversial and is unlikely to go far in a gridlocked Congress during an election year, sources said.
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New York's governor, Andrew Cuomo, is non-committal: "It's obviously complicated and controversial and it's going to depend on how the bill is written and what the provisions are", he said.
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"We think it is far more likely that Powell remains non-committal and disappoints those looking for shock and awe policy next month," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist, at TD Securities.
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NON-COMMITTAL ON DESIGN CFM, like rival engine makers Pratt & Whitney and Rolls-Royce, is meanwhile poring over proposals for a new mid-market jetliner from Boeing, seating around 220-270 people.
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Weidman did a good job of closing the distance repeatedly with feints and non-committal jabs, always staying on top of his feet and being ready to retreat, cover or move his head.
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The IOC said on Tuesday said it would take a more "pro-active role" with potential 2026 host cities, introducing a non-committal "dialogue stage" running from October this year to October 2018.
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In some instances during Emily Is Away, the answer you give to Emily is typed out but then retracted, and replaced with something non-committal instead of asking her out on a date.
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Since stories are so seemingly spontaneous and never-ending, watching them feels like a non-committal and less of a statement, which is probably why people we've slept with feel comfortable doing it.
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The paper attempts to deal with one of the most thorny issues in divorce negotiations with the EU, and ranges from laying down red lines to the non-committal tabling of talking points.
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" Hamilton said members of the Graduate Student Association met with university administration throughout 2019 to convey the urgency of many grad students' plight, but felt the administration responded with vague, non-committal "platitudes.
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Collins has remained non-committal, in part out of concern about a provision that would repeal the fine imposed under the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, on Americans who do not obtain health insurance.
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Blurt out something vague and non-committal sounding, and it might just seem as if you're complaining for no reason — or searching for something negative to say because you think it's expected of you.
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While Goodell acknowledged the missed call and fury among supporters of the New Orleans Saints, who lost the game, he was non-committal on the possibility that the outcry would lead to substantive change.
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Rossello had been non-committal as to whether he would offer a new plan, telling reporters on Thursday he believed his proposal was sound even as he offered to discuss potential changes with the board.
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The growing trend was popularly documented last month on LinkedIn, but career consultants and hiring managers say this new, non-committal form of job hunting has been on the rise for the last few years.
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On one closely watched policy question, specifically the recent announcement by the current HUD secretary, Julian Castro, that the Federal Housing Administration would reduce its annual premium by 25 basis points, Carson was non-committal.
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Whenever a contact that has Ghostbot enabled texts the user, it'll create a canned non-committal response that will hopefully get the other person to go away based on the context of the text message.
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Moderate Senator Susan Collins also has been non-committal on the bill, in part out of concern about its provision to repeal an Obamacare federal fine imposed on Americans who do not buy health insurance.
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Smith, who has told investors he planned to improve integration and cut costs at Air France-KLM, kept his answers brief and non-committal, beating a quick retreat, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Asked whether the president would use his "Made in America" week to commit the Trump organization and his daughter's brand to make more of their products in America, rather than overseas, Ferre was non-committal.
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But a report in La Repubblica daily on Sunday said the EU Commission had found Tria's letter too vague and non-committal, and was likely to take the first steps towards a disciplinary procedure this week.
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But a report in La Repubblica daily on Sunday said the EU Commission had found Tria's letter too vague and non-committal, and was likely to take the first steps toward a disciplinary procedure this week.
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And the beauty section is particularly compelling: The endless options and reasonable prices make the shopping experience low-risk, high-reward, and non-committal, which is as good a reason as any to try them all.
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"The euphoria from a potential oil production freeze amongst OPEC members and Russia quickly dissipated as Iran and Iraq remained non-committal on such deal," said Chang Wei Liang from Mizuho Bank in a note Monday.
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GOP senators question new evidence But several Senate Republicans were non-committal on whether they will allow new evidence to be presented in the Senate trial, and they brushed aside the new revelations that emerged Tuesday.
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Greg Walden (R-Ore.), who chairs the tech subcommittee of House Energy and Commerce, was non-committal when asked whether he would move a House version of Cruz's bill giving Congress more authority over the transition.
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The U.S. government cited "good relations" between the two countries and stressed that American companies should be given concessions in the larger interest of bilateral trade, but India gave a "non-committal" response, the source added.
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A word to the wise: Always be sure to check hours of operation and to make a reservation, and save the non-committal dreamy meandering from museums to vintage shops for in between your meals or shows.
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Mrs Merkel has succeeded by offering her opponents little to criticise: few overarching visions, even less ideology, a ponderously non-committal rhetorical style and an "überparteilich" (above-party) reluctance to be drawn into partisan debate or conflict.
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In his first year, Macron banked on nurturing relationships with leaders such as Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, appearing engaged on the world stage but often remaining non-committal and trying to mediate without unsettling anyone.
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Joey backs that up, saying it would've been brutal for JT. On the subject of any future potential tour with the old band, check out Joey's answer: non-committal, at best ... which you can take either way.
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The distance allowed Murphy to better appreciate the pair's romance which she had previously characterized as a purely sexual, non-committal relationship — and even nearly hooked up with her TV boss, boson Ashton Pienaar, earlier in the season.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Wednesday offered a non-committal response to North Korean threats to cancel his planned summit with Kim Jong Un, saying he hadn't received any information that would put the talks in jeopardy.
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That estimate seems outlandishly high, but as the technology that makes remote work possible advances and notoriously non-committal millennials grow into our careers the number of people living untethered to any particular place is sure to grow.
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In a wide-ranging interview set to air shortly before the kick-off of Super Bowl LIII, President Donald Trump remained non-committal on a variety of pressing issues, unable or unwilling to say exactly where he stands.
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The move, made ahead of a possible visit by Macron to Iran next year, is in line with the young president's foreign policy style of being engaged but non-committal, trying to mediate between all sides without unsettling anyone.
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So far the Australian Government's commitment to climate change policies has been non-committal at best, and Australia has reached a stage where, for now, damage control and a bit of biological creativity could be the only way forward.
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" Senator John McCain, who was also central to his party's failed Obamacare repeal earlier this year, was non-committal on putting the mandate repeal in the tax plan, saying: "I want to see the whole bill before I decide.
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And while it's been a year full of new AirPod launches, shoppers more prone to leaving their headphones behind at the gym will want a less expensive, more non-committal option — but that doesn't mean sacrificing quality and performance.
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U.S. officials have so far been non-committal about whether their plan would endorse the creation of a Palestinian state beside the state of Israel - the goal of previous rounds of negotiations, the last of which collapsed in 2014.
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Maybe it's just me and my own projections, but Crutchfield's refusal of a real relationship, one outside of the non-committal "world" she and her subject have built for themselves, isn't that persuasive, but it is one I know by heart.
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If he is solicitous towards Vladimir Putin it is not because the Russian president sucks up to him (in fact his public pronouncements have been cooly non-committal) but because he is a strongman who seems to get his way.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price said he will uphold the Affordable Care Act because it is the law of the land, but when it comes to promoting Obamacare enrollment and enforcing some of its regulations, he was non-committal.
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On the topic of whether Sidewalk Labs or Alphabet would have automatic ISP-level insight into web traffic on the ubiquitous network that every device in the area connects to, versus that data going into a trust, Doctoroff was non-committal.
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With campaigning having ended at midnight, party leaders remained mostly non-committal about potential alliances after the vote - though Spain's political landscape has effectively coalesced around two distinct electoral blocs, one on the left and the other on the right.
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So, if you're looking to add a little life or lift to your look, but want something a bit more casual (and non-committal) than full-on Kardashian contouring or even injectables, a hair change may be in your future.
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The bottom line: The summit may reshape U.S.–Russian relations, if Trump makes a deal to Putin's benefit, or pass by without consequence, if Trump makes no significant concessions and the summit ends with vague non-committal statements from both sides.
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So she turned to the decision-making process she'd learned from a Tony Robbins cassette course 19 years earlier, when she grew tired of living in a basement in Queens and dating non-committal men and moved to Dallas: visualize the solution.
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When Schwarzenegger lightly pushed Dieter Zetsche on whether the G-Class would get an electric flavor, the head of Mercedes-Benz semi-flubbed a scripted, non-committal answer about how the company has promised to electrify all its cars in the next decade.
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Still, when asked by reporters about his future at an event last week, Simsek, 49, gave his usual non-committal answer, saying that while he missed playing tennis and spending time with his family, he would continue to serve the government if asked.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A speech in Italy by Prime Minister Theresa May created momentum in Brexit talks with the European Union, her spokesman said on Monday, but was non-committal on whether it would provide the breakthrough the British government says it wants.
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Watch some more videos on VICE Impact: "I take that to mean that even the White House is looking at observations and saying something is happening, but that they're continuing to be cagey or non-committal about the cause," Richard Moss told VICE Impact.
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Adding to the negative sentiment, non-committal comments from OPEC and non-OPEC members on Wednesday indicated that while producers intend to continue pursuing production cuts, they will not pledge at this point to renew their existing six-month agreement once it expires in May.
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"When we're trying to get the best possible matches, we've gone to an extreme non-committal state in the app that we're not even telling you where your walking spot is going to be until after you've waited the one to two minutes upfront," Stock says.
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Since talks began more than a decade ago - when uranium prices UXXc1 were near record highs - a series of non-committal French-Chinese memorandums of understanding have been signed for building a reprocessing plant in China modeled on state-owned Areva's plant in La Hague, northern France.
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After some pretty heinous buildup play, McNamara collected the ball with space and time in front of a fairly non-committal defense, but the shot was anything but ugly as it curled in, pinging off the post and rippling the net as it rolled along the back.
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Has the Trump administration's early reaction and warning to Saudi Arabia represented non-committal rhetoric, or does it signal a policy shift — one that would help restore the perception and reputation of the United States as a staunch defender of human rights in the international arena?
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The beefing up of the U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control comes as businesses and lawyers say that often the answers they receive from the agency on whether certain trade is allowed in Iran is vague, non-committal and too slow to facilitate fast-moving business decisions.
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FBI Director James Comey has been non-committal as to whether he wants a golden key — a single key used to unlock a series of devices — or what's known as a split key — a two-key system where a device manufacturer holds one and the FBI the other.
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Re-committing to making Facebook a space for news — albeit, "high quality" news, whatever that means in the eyes of editorially non-committal Facebook — would be a draw for users, especially if they can get that HQ content for free on Facebook, when they have to pay for it on Apple.
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Regarding what she called "the dehumanization policy," Harvey said Twitter would review it this week; and when it came to bad behavior away from Twitter, the company has "a goal of having a recommendation for a path forward for staff review by mid-September" — an almost comically non-committal commitment.
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Lead single "Love Me Right" is an affront to a non-committal fuckwit of a now-ex-boyfriend, matched with soul soothing pianos and subtle beats, while "All The Work" is a clubbier fusion of loungey Ibiza rhythms that push Amber's vocals down in the mix, layering them up in endless loops.
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Y.), have been non-committal, while Democratic whip Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (Ill.) raised concerns with the oversight board.
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Because they are busy, because they are disorganised, because they are skint, because they are non-committal, because they've used all their holiday, because they are at a wedding that weekend, because their pay day is middle of the month instead of the end, because they only leave the house when they are single and horny.
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As for the 2016 presidential candidates, the Clinton campaign finally broke its silence and released a brief, non-committal statement about the pipeline last week, stating, "All voices should be heard and all views considered in federal infrastructure projects," reflecting her divided loyalties between the unions who want the pipeline jobs and the Native American tribes and environmentalists who oppose its construction altogether.
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As fate would have it, when I meet up with my dad again, it's Time To Talk Day, a mental health awareness initiative that, despite Theresa May's attempts to replace a diminished NHS with a nice cup of tea and some non-committal chat about stigma, hasn't even punctured the bubble the older generation – people like Dad and his peers – float in.
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The only possible explainer for James Corden's continued fame is that he is an electric bolt of charisma that just does not, cannot, quite translate to the screen, so that his abundant real-life charm somehow comes through as either mediocre non-committal neutrality (most people, normal people, can stand Corden, at least a little) or sometimes outwardly hatable, and it is you that is wrong about this, not him.
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After President Donald Trump took office, multiple insurance companies pulled out of ACA marketplaces and blamed their decisions on uncertainty created by the GOP's ongoing effort to repeal and replace Obamacare, as well as President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's non-committal attitude toward the future of reimbursing insurers for subsidies for low-income customers.
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