Now, we're asking you to sign The Pledge to Fix Democracy: The Pledge to #fixdemocracy I pledge allegiance to a democracy of, by, and for the people.
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No proposal is more symbolic of Trump's pledge to combat illegal immigration, and generally place "America first," than his pledge to build that famous wall along the Mexican border.
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" Mr. Cillizza takes Mr. Trump's pledge to keep the prison at Guantánamo Bay open as "a direct rebuttal to Obama's long-made and long-failed pledge to close the prison.
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But that was much less specific than the 1994 pledge to exchange diplomatic liaison offices, and the 2005 pledge to work for a peace treaty to end the Korean War.
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Trump and King Salman also signed of a pledge to "counter violent extremism, disrupt the financing of terrorism and advance defense cooperation" and a pledge to bolster arms sales worth nearly $110 billion.
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"Tomorrow, pledge to fight for women like her," she added.
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Any church or group can pledge to become a sanctuary.
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But Trump can revise that pledge to whatever he likes.
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She criticized Trump's pledge to make make America more unpredictable.
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It has fulfilled its manifesto pledge to end electricity shortages.
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"I pledge to be controlled by no one," he said.
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If elected, we pledge to do the same in Washington.
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Or could it revise its pledge to be LESS AMBITIOUS?
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He'll support those candidates who pledge to uphold those policies.
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The company prides itself on its pledge to equal pay.
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I'm here following through on what I pledge to do.
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Get them to pledge to their fiduciary duty in writing.
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Rick Snyder's pledge to drink Flint's water for 30 days.
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Having campaigned on a pledge to fully legalize marijuana, Gov.
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Tonight, we pledge to honor Otto's memory with American resolve.
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What did China pledge to do under the Paris accord?
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Today, the law's pledge to foster inclusive communities remains unfinished.
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I pledge to insist that my representatives follow the science.
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She reiterated the government's pledge to leave by October 31st.
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Make a pledge to act on behalf of your customers.
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They also pledge to fight against all forms of protectionism.
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And he's campaigned on a pledge to bring costs down.
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In return, China would pledge to purchase American farm goods.
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China would pledge to buy more goods from America to narrow its trade surplus, and America would pledge to lower tariffs on Chinese imports so long as China levels the playing-field for foreign companies.
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Some took this as an opportunity to pledge to do more.
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"NDCs" are Nationally Determined Contributions, each country's pledge to reduce emissions.
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Some wildcat miners pledge to return once the emergency measures end.
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Share this pledge to show your support during #NationalBullyingPreventionMonth in October.
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Will Italy pledge to end hunger at the Global Citizen Festival?
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And he also restated his pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Mr. Buhari campaigned on a pledge to root out widespread corruption.
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That seemed short of a pledge to actually revive the safeguards.
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These efforts are part of its pledge to combat climate change.
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That prompted Trump supporters to pledge to stop shopping at Macy's.
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Trump campaigned on a pledge to strengthen enforcement of immigration laws.
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They kiss, exchange lusty letters, and pledge to run off together.
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A Republican pledge to repeal Obamacare could have potentially chaotic consequences.
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Their seven-year pledge to unwind Obamacare hangs on the line.
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On Thursday, Mr. Buhari renewed a pledge to find them all.
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Previously, candidates only needed to pledge to uphold Hong Kong laws.
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Johnson's pledge to take Britain out of the EU on Oct.
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We regret the error, and pledge to investigate this matter further.
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Even more surprising was Kim's pledge to denuclearize the Korean summit.
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In return, the runners pledge to raise money for the charity.
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The first pledge to go, obviously, will be the balanced budget.
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That is what I pledge to do with my borrowed time.
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So what of Beijing's pledge to keep 2020 growth at 6%?
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But did China ever pledge to become like the United States?
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Or will you betray your pledge to be an impartial juror?
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That contradicts his recent pledge to get tough on Wall Street.
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Elizabeth Warren&aposs pledge to not award positions to top donors.
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So too will a pledge to run for just one term.
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"I've signed a pledge to end the forever wars," Yang said.
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Prosecutors said he would pledge to continue helping them if needed.
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Tonight, we pledge to honor Otto's memory with total American resolve.
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In an interview for a parliamentary magazine, the House, Welby said the pledge to grant asylum to 20,000 refugees seemed "very slim" when contrasted with Germany's pledge to welcome over a million people fleeing the war.
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One organization, Mercy for Animals, asks people to pledge to go vegetarian.
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Most amount to nothing more than a pledge to be more careful.
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Pharmaceutical companies, meanwhile, have rallied on Trump's pledge to speed drug approvals.
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The US isn't signing a pledge to fight online extremism after Christchurch.
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Alibaba's pledge to create 1 million US jobs has already been vaporized.
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Every day, another American company announces a pledge to achieve carbon neutrality.
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In came a pledge to work towards a reformed "Europe of nations".
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Some Democratic candidates are running on a pledge to impeach Mr Trump.
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In 2012 he made a substantial pledge to the School of Medicine.
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That said, are you serious with your pledge to hire 10,000 veterans?
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The first was the pledge to do something about the housing crisis.
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Tuesday, September 4 Ivanka tweeted about the administration's Pledge to America's Workers.
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Yellow Birds is the protagonist's pledge to a fellow soldier's mother that
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The mogul reiterated a pledge to get rid of gun-free zones.
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And how about that pledge to move the US embassy to Jerusalem?
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In 2015, Buhari came to power on a pledge to restore security.
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But Moscow never properly followed through on its pledge to curb exports.
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Pledge to the project now to receive get an early bird discount.
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Trump on Tuesday abandoned a pledge to support the party's eventual nominee.
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And that's the kind of Commander-in-Chief I pledge to be.
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ConocoPhillips' pledge to deliver steady returns and growth is appealing, said Smith.
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He made a pledge to support the nominee a few months ago.
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Kids can pledge to run in the Million Kid Run at globalrunningday.
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"We pledge to handle your outreach with compassion and sensitivity," it says.
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Mr. Obama's pledge to close the prison was doomed by Republican opposition.
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Ramaphosa campaigned for ANC leader on a pledge to tackle government corruption.
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One is to pledge to leave office in 2021, at age 82.
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Wheeler must pledge to not be involved in decisions involving this list.
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First to go was his pledge to repeal and replace ObamaCare, remember?
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It was an attempt to fulfill a campaign pledge to environmental activists.
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Another was Mr. Kim's pledge to make a reciprocal visit to Seoul.
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"I pledge to do everything I can to make our communities safer."
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France's Ryder Cup bid contained a pledge to build 100 urban courses.
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"I have also made an ironclad pledge to American families," Trump claimed.
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Douglas MacArthur&aposs 1942 pledge to recapture the island from the Japanese.
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Investors had dismissed his earlier pledge to renegotiate costs as campaign rhetoric.
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So far, the new owners have maintained their pledge to retain jobs.
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Greens and Democrats welcomed his Wednesday pledge to zero that figure out.
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Signees pledge to give away the majority of their wealth to philanthropy.
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St. Olaf's pledge to build its own hockey arena won him over.
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They've tried to get Kavanaugh to pledge to recuse if that happens.
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The public scrutiny prompted the county to pledge to save Boerner's home.
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IDB member countries pledge to renew the fund's coffers every several years.
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Pledge to intervene in situations where consent has not or cannot be given.
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His budget proposal quietly ditched his campaign pledge to avoid cutting Social Security.
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It reaffirmed a pledge to open China's financial sector wider to foreign investors.
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Raul Labrador urged fellow Republicans to follow through on pledge to dismantle Obamacare.
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China's pledge to loan $60 billion in infrastructure spending has also helped growth.
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But she came away with just a joint pledge to "accelerate" the process.
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You'll feel a great sense of relief if you pledge to the latter.
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Hand raised, expression sombre, he reads a pledge to administer his café wisely.
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The Obama administration has not yet filled a longstanding pledge to close Guantánamo.
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The communique reiterated the member countries' pledge to refrain from competitive currency devaluations.
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In March, Duterte unexpectedly reversed a campaign pledge to legalize same-sex marriage.
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They pledge to pay a stream of cash to policyholders, often for decades.
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EVERY four years, American presidential candidates pledge to get tough and confront China.
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Last week, Trump praised Brown's pledge to send 400 troops to the border.
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John Kasich (R) for breaking his pledge to support the GOP's eventual nominee.
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The U.S. Congress should pledge to help keep this vital organization well-funded.
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This week, Musk made an unspecified pledge to help families in Flint, Mich.
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It follows China's pledge to invest $2628 billion in Africa in coming years.
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Both Mr Bukele and Mr Calleja pledge to do away with such tricks.
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Comey reportedly refused, saying he would pledge to be honest with the president.
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Hargan noted on Thursday that Trump's pledge to fight opioid abuse is personal.
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Democrats accused the GOP leader of backing out on his pledge to Collins.
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Any interim deal would likely include a U.S. pledge to undo the Dec.
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And finally, let's pledge to give diplomacy its fair shot in the future.
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His education agenda even featured a pledge to "defeat" the National Rifle Association.
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They prefer the attention of signing the Giving Pledge to buying a megayacht.
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Can you really say that you kept your pledge to that Senate committee?
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First, the proposals would jeopardise Prime Minister Theresa May's pledge to slash immigration.
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U.S. negotiators are focused on China's pledge to buy more U.S. goods (Reuters).
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I pledge to do my part to try to bridge the partisan divide.
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Jeff Bezos on Thursday committed to an ambitious pledge to combat climate change.
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Me and my family pledge to donate $100,193 to the Fiserv Forum staff.
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In some cases, banks pledge to keep the rate for a certain period.
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Me and my family pledge to donate $100,000 to the Fiserv Forum staff.
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Me and my family pledge to donate $85033,000 to the Fiserv Forum staff.
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Katie thanks me for my submission, although she doesn't pledge to do anything.
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He didn't want the pledge to dictate where, how, or when to give.
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So Reince Priebus got every candidate to pledge to support the eventual nominee.
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Indeed, I wish Stiglitz had taken seriously his pledge to take politics seriously.
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In effect, the pledge to be generous primed people to be more giving.
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Or he will soon pledge to stay with his home-state Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Consider his omnipresent pledge to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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We honor his life and his work, and pledge to continue his fight.
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So far, though, Mr. Trump's pledge to pursue such projects remains all talk.
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We pledge to carry it forward with his passionate commitment and selfless spirit.
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Demand that they take a fiduciary pledge to act in your best interest.
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Some suggest encouraging court nominees to pledge to retire after a fixed term.
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Top billing goes to a pledge to make Europe carbon-neutral by 2050.
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His solemn pledge to remedy this egregious problem was to "drain the swamp".
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They pledge to protect our "outside," regardless of what takes place inside America.
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Mr. Trump campaigned on a pledge to greatly shrink — or even dismantle — it.
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A pledge to implement it appears in the newly-published Conservative Party manifesto.
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Pope Francis' pledge to reform the Vatican's finances has also gone largely unfilled.
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North Korea could pledge to halt further nuclear testing and production, analysts said.
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Universities and police departments across the US have taken this pledge to support victims.
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Over the weekend he reiterated a pledge to round up Republican votes for her.
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Sansa and Arya pledge to stay united in the upcoming war and winter together.
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Elizabeth Warren's pledge to break up big tech companies has understandably ruffled some feathers.
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While locals appreciate Gudeta's efforts, many also support Salvini's pledge to put Italy first.
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But his Twitter campaign follows through on a popular pledge to boost manufacturing employment.
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It's an easy pledge to take and keep, Giuliani told Mashable Australia via email.
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I pledge to be a responsible citizen and do my bit for my country.
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Mr Babis's pledge to place his holdings in a trust does not guarantee transparency.
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Steyer has called on Democrats running for office to pledge to support impeaching Trump.
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It is the first major US utility to pledge to go completely carbon-free.
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These fellows must pledge to put their guns away for a more peaceful life.
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You can join the 50/50 Day movement and pledge to take action here.
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Matching easyJet's pledge to offset all carbon emissions would cost Ryanair 29 million pounds.
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Its pledge to investigate Mr Najib's alleged corruption should also help clean up politics.
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His pledge to energize the country and deliver Brexit - do or die - on Oct.
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His pledge to energise the country and deliver Brexit - do or die - on Oct.
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He broke a campaign pledge to change the first-past-the-post electoral system.
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"But my pledge to you tonight is that this issue comes first," he said.
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Oil markets gave a lukewarm reaction on Wednesday to Russia's pledge to freeze output.
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However, he did pledge to keep interest rates low until at least mid-2019.
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Didn't they pledge to fight alongside the Pakistani Army if India dared attack us?
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Critics are also skeptical of T-Mobile's pledge to build 5G in rural areas.
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This would break Johnson's "do or die" pledge to leave the EU on Oct.
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Trump also riffed on the Boy Scouts loyalty pledge to criticize those in Washington.
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"He is our Chairman, and we pledge to support his efforts whenever we can."
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The United States has sufficient funding to meet its 2012 pledge to fund GAFSP.
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You can also reduce plastic waste by signing the pledge to stop using straws.
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Donald Trump was elected on a pledge to bring more jobs to more Americans.
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The ad was surprising, given Sanders' pledge to not go negative during the campaign.
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Under questioning, Price said he has complied with his pledge to divest those investments.
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Just this week, Google fast-tracked its 100 percent green energy pledge to 2017.
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America is already struggling to meet its pledge to resettle 10,000 Syrians this year.
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Consider, for instance, Donald J. Trump's pledge to bar Muslims from the United States.
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On Monday, President François Hollande of France reiterated his pledge to dismantle the camp.
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The Israeli government has lauded Trump's pledge to follow through with the embassy move.
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Trump's pledge to help ZTE already sparked criticism on the Democratic side of Congress.
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It was also eager to honor a campaign pledge to run a tight budget.
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His December pledge to pull all US troops out of Syria was quickly reversed.
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Or if Trump suddenly pivots and abandons his pledge to build a border wall.
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This would effectively fracture NATO and reveal its pledge to Eastern Europe as empty.
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Shares in major U.S. exporters have fallen as U.S. trading partners pledge to retaliate.
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In April, she signed a pledge to donate half of her fortune to charity.
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A Big Law pledge to help Wall describes himself today as a recovering alcoholic.
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Since then, Trump has not let up on his pledge to build a wall.
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He reiterated a campaign pledge to improve access to child care and elderly care.
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For its part, Wells Fargo has pledge to reimburse customers for any wrongful charges.
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That statement seemingly goes against Trump's long-expressed pledge to never telegraph military maneuvers.
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He staged an electoral comeback with a pledge to restore all-white primary elections.
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"Tonight we pledge to honor Otto's memory with total American resolve," the president said.
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But that would mean going back on a central pledge to end ties quickly.
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Sure, Chinese politicians themselves pledge to enhance multilateralism whenever they meet with Western counterparts.
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It also contradicted a long-held Trump pledge to never telegraph future military decision.
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But Hillary's pledge to continue to fund Iran must be even more strongly resisted.
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They will pledge to talk relentlessly about the need for common sense gun reforms.
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This would break Johnson's "do or die" pledge to leave the EU on Oct.
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They want to hear leaders pledge to build a tough, but fair, immigration system.
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This was in line with its pledge to pay out 40% of underlying earnings.
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Her pledge to withdraw it now has been dismissed as too little, too late.
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We pledge to continue fighting, as we have been left with no other choice.
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He said he would pledge to serve one term only and then go home.
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"I'm going to pledge to stop fossil fuels, that's a lot better," she responded.
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"I pledge to do all I can to accelerate the healing process," he said.
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But the bank's pledge to raise rates only gradually may prolong the debt binge.
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Kasich also wavered on Tuesday on his pledge to back the eventual Republican nominee.
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However, few major firms have made the pledge to strike in solidarity with protesters.
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What about collective punishment, like a MLB pledge to vacate wins for PED use?
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Doesn't all of that run directly counter to your pledge to 'drain the swamp'?
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His pledge to gut Obamacare would take health insurance away from millions of Americans.
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Some 11,000 women scientists have signed a pledge to rally for inclusiveness in science.
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European creditors will need to pledge to finance Greece's debts at today's low interest rates.
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And it's time we all take the pledge to help whenever and however we can.
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Join the 400,000 people who have taken the pledge to stop sexual assault and violence.
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Pledge to create an environment in which sexual assault is unacceptable and survivors are supported.
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Judd said he didn't reach that decision based on his pledge to build a wall.
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At least YouTube didn't just pledge to continue fiddling around with its obscure algorithmic filters.
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Robin Haynes Fisher, 44, made a similar pledge to his girlfriend of four years, Kristyn.
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Many tech engineers have already signed a pledge to never work on a Muslim registry.
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The risk is that the ad could hurt Sanders's pledge to run a positive campaign.
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The plan fulfills a longstanding pledge to replace the Obama administration's landmark Affordable Care Act.
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The president campaigned on a pledge to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The American Bankers Association welcomed the OCC's pledge to hold fintech companies to high standards.
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The video concludes with a pledge to donate $1 million to various suicide prevention organizations.
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That's why Facebook should pledge to stop banning competitors from using its Find Friends tool.
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He has kept a campaign pledge to run America's government as he ran his company.
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Even Rubio couldn't quite bring himself to rescind his pledge to support the GOP nominee.
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They've joined Democrats in criticizing Trump's hastily-declared pledge to withdraw US forces from Syria.
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Tech's biggest companies are joining the White House's pledge to close the gender wage gap.
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Trump has slammed Bush for not honoring his pledge to support the Republican presidential nominee.
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Its other EV programs include a pledge to add 10,000 rickshaws for use in cities.
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After he won the election, Trump backed away from his pledge to further investigate Clinton.
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The obvious bit of irony was her pledge to rid the world of internet bullies.
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In joining the alliance, member states pledge to spend 2% of their GDP on defense.
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Donald Trump was finally unanimously praised for something: his $1 million pledge to Harvey victims.
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Make the pledge to go strawless when you're eating out or buy reusable straws today.
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He recently completed a $1 million donation pledge to organizations and charities across the country.
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After flailing on his pledge to repeal Obamacare, Trump needs to get a policy win.
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Boris Johnson has made a "do-or-die" pledge to deliver Brexit by October 31.
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That is a legacy to celebrate, and to pledge to continue on World AIDS Day.
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Scott's comments come one day after Rubio reversed his pledge to not run for reelection.
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Maggie Hassan, for not signing a pledge to limit outside spending in the Senate race.
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I pledge to always listen, represent our values, and protect our Montana way of life.
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They warn that breaking his pledge to build the wall would carry graver political consequences.
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Later, in 220006, came the revelation that Roh's pledge to Kim went beyond economic resources.
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Trump scored a run this week with China's pledge to reduce tariffs on imported autos.
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Is the pledge to "obstruct and resist" in the best interest of their constituent's children?
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The summit ended with a group pledge to move toward the target within a decade.
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China made the pledge to avert a trade war that could damage the global economy.
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Petro's pledge to buy unproductive land to give away to poor farmers has sparked concern.
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His comments came after Trudeau repeated his pledge to impose retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods.
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Banks across the country pledge to do what they can to help solve this issue.
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Last week, the G20 leaders dropped a pledge to keep global trade free and open.
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The decline has tested OPEC's pledge to do "whatever it takes" to support oil prices.
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Clinton's pledge to tackle the issues of mental illness and drug addiction is worth celebrating.
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" Carmichael's challengers, it went on to say, "pledge to stop working with Trump's deportation force.
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Under the agreement, each country put forward a voluntary pledge to curtail its own emissions.
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Even if President Donald Trump succeeds in his campaign pledge to roll back Roe v.
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The government's pledge to help rural areas was a big reason the rebels stood down.
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The Vote Tripling strategy asks them instead to pledge to remind three friends to vote.
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She also reiterates a pledge to update the site's policy for creator-on-creator harassment.
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Here is a start: Pledge to eradicate institutional racism in cities and states they control.
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For the militants, who normally pledge to fight to the death, the optics were humiliating.
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But Mr. Sanders also fulfilled his pledge to vote in favor of banning assault weapons.
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These insurance step therapy protocols are anathema to physicians who pledge to do no harm.
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Sanders will continue his pledge to reject money from corporations, pharmaceutical companies and Wall Street.
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Mr. Assad may not even have fulfilled his pledge to give up all chemical weapons.
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Which is why there's an effort to get the two camps to pledge to unite.
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And when you're ready to commit, take the pledge to get invested at CNBC.com/Invested.
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Ramaphosa is viewed positively by markets for his pledge to fight corruption in South Africa.
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Oil prices cooled as Saudi Arabia's pledge to quickly restore production eased worries over supply.
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Condemn the behavior and make a sincere pledge to do everything possible to stop it.
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Or the president's campaign pledge to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement?
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Trump made a campaign pledge to focus on coal and to help save coal jobs.
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Last week, Trump pledge to donate an additional $10 million of his own personal funds.
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He expressed frustration that European leaders would not, on the spot, pledge to spend more.
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" Last September, Amazon made a Climate Pledge "to meet the Paris Agreement 10 years early.
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The optics were humiliating for the militants, who normally pledge to fight to the death.
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Trump has argued that the restrictions fulfill his campaign pledge to tighten immigration and security.
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From the day Obamacare passed, Republicans ran on a pledge to "repeal and replace" it.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (Texas).
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Even so, keeping Mr Trump's pledge to prevent such a test would be far from straightforward.
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After a quarterly meeting on October 31st, the Politburo omitted a prior pledge to reduce debt.
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Trump followed through on his pledge to forgive about $47.5 million in loans to his campaign.
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Kat Von D is inching closer toward her pledge to create a 100% vegan beauty line.
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British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is the next company to make a pledge to electrify everything.
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"In all seriousness, his view is he made a pledge to the American people," Spicer said.
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It followed his recent pledge to suspend missile tests and shut a nuclear bomb test site.
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Mareshki, 50, gained prominence in politics last year with a pledge to "sweep away corrupt elites".
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The data remained supportive of the Federal Reserve's pledge to be "patient" before raising interest rates.
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Those who are nominated are required to pledge to vote for the candidate of their party.
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Slowly, Thrones is proving the answer is, "No," despite Jon Snow's recent pledge to the opposite.
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Mike DeWine says he will follow through on his pledge to sign the heartbeat bill Thursday.
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He's planning executive actions on coal and standing by his pledge to bring mining jobs back.
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But we can — and must — stand by her and pledge to support our Olympians moving forward.
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In its manifesto Labour is expected to pledge to introduce a £10 hourly minimum by 2020.
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It all starts with a $35 pledge to the Kickstarter campaign, with two adapters costing $59.
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It's been ten years since Yao Ming announced his pledge to stop eating shark's fin soup.
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In return, China was expected to pledge to step up its purchases of U.S. agricultural products.
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Singapore's stock exchange has raised the amount of cash companies must pledge to cover trading positions.
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Trump's jobs program also faces a major hurdle created by his signature pledge to restrict immigration.
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Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez congratulated the investigators and reiterated his pledge to see justice served.
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Johnson took over last week as premier with a pledge to leave the EU by Oct.
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Trump campaigned on a pledge to "repeal and replace" President Barack Obama's landmark health-care law.
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Mr Modi's personal pledge to eliminate "open defecation" spurred the building of an impressive 92m toilets.
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Until then, Thanabadee and Vichian pledge to care for Ekachai to the best of their abilities.
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That came after his pledge to invest $80 million to support Democratic congressional candidates this year.
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But how to square that with Britain's pledge to leave the single market and customs union?
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Wadsworth plays Marcus Lopez Arguello, who serves as a "pledge" to Lana Condor's character, Saya Kuroki.
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He also said Beijing had not fulfilled a goodwill pledge to buy more U.S. agricultural products.
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Chris Coons, D-Delaware, was the 41st Democrat to pledge to oppose Gorsuch, guaranteeing a filibuster.
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All of them, for example, signed the Americans for Tax Reform pledge to oppose tax increases.
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And especially the signing of the declaration which reiterated the pledge to get rid of nukes.
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He will also pledge to work closely with Congress to extend and reform the Choice program.
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The bank renewed its pledge to pay out more than half of net profit to shareholders.
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Johnson's pledge to leave the EU "do or die" — with or without a deal — on Oct.
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First, our presidential contenders might pledge to expand programs for loan forgiveness for primary care clinicians.
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Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim on Tuesday repeated a pledge to bring Gulen back to Turkey.
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U.K. lawmakers have been especially critical of Facebook's pledge to deliver more security on its platforms.
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Restaurants nationwide have given discounts to consumers who pledge to go cellphone free during their meal.
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Fifty-four percent of respondents believe Trump will keep his campaign pledge to deport undocumented immigrants.
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Make a pledge to re-cement a true coverage guarantee the cornerstone of Democratic messaging; 3.
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As Governor, I pledge to continue to protect the traditions and values of people across Missouri.
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Lindner also dropped an election manifesto pledge to phase out the ESM euro zone bailout fund.
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That would come close to Mr McDonnell's pledge to "get rid of the bloody universal credit".
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Mr. Adelson's pledge to Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, comes at an opportune time.
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Instead, we pledge to talk to our patients about gun violence whenever risk factors are present.
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This is our pledge to master the three-day, long-lasting blowout by whatever means necessary.
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It's part of a broader government pledge to pare trillions in taxes and fees this year.
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On National Gun Violence Awareness Day, pledge to speak out, #WearOrange — and vote — to protect lives.
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Instead, he discusses his pledge to not take corporate money and questions Valadao's ties to dairy.
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The shooting has also prompted the FBI to pledge to overhaul its public tip-line system.
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The deal is widely expected to include a U.S. pledge to scrap tariffs scheduled for Dec.
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For our report, on Clinton's pledge to get broadband to all households by 2020, click here.
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Hungarian shares also may benefit from the central bank's pledge to loosen policy further if merited.
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Shares in infrastructure companies rallied on Tuesday after the state planner's pledge to rev up spending.
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Johnson has made a repeated "do-or-die" pledge to leave the EU on October 31.
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First elected in 1994, Sanford honored his pledge to serve just three terms in the House.
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He isn't the first senator to pledge to retire if he wins his current race. Sen.
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What are Mr. Kaine's ideas for fulfilling a pledge to carry out tougher campaign finance laws?
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They kept their pledge to the American people, and voters rewarded them at the ballot box.
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The chattering classes are aghast, because Mr. Trump signed a pledge to do that last year.
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Democrats made the deal in exchange for a Republican pledge to debate immigration policy before Feb.
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Trump responded with a pledge to send a "strong letter" to those state and federal regulators.
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His pledge to "shine a light" on the problem was certainly made with the best intentions.
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However on trade, Trump bowed to pressure from allies to retain a pledge to fight protectionism.
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But it's also a pledge to never revisit predicaments that would land him in more trouble.
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Conglomerate Asia World, blacklisted for alleged ties to Myanmar's military, welcomed Obama's pledge to lift sanctions.
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Musk initially made the pledge to produce ventilators in response to a tweet on Wednesday evening.
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But last year, Yellowhammer paid for 313 abortions, and their average pledge to each was $180.
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"I pledge to you tonight that we will never abolish our heroes from ICE," Trump said.
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Mr. Di Maio is looking to form a government, despite Five Star's pledge to shun coalitions.
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And by day's end, Ms. Warren was fund-raising off her pledge to avoid Fox News.
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On Tuesday, Hiroshige Seko, Japan's trade minister, acknowledged Ms. Kardashian West's pledge to revisit the name.
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Florida doesn't actually have any of these jurisdictions, which pledge to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Carrington and Brooke said adding the pledge to their school at home routine was Paukovitch's idea.
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Castro called on his opponents to pledge to repeal Section 1325, and three others — Massachusetts Sen.
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It's free for the girls, but to take part, they must pledge to stay in school.
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Those include a pledge to spend more on education, albeit without making college free for everyone.
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Mike: I pledge to be honest with our readers, but not necessarily loyal to you, Farhad.
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Electors pledge to vote for their party's candidate if that person wins the state's popular vote.
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If Renzi loses and sticks to his pledge to quit, Italy will be in political limbo.
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" She continued, "I pledge to listen and learn from you, and from stakeholders around our country.
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He has called McConnell the "swamp king," a reference to Trump's pledge to "drain the swamp."
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For this we sincerely apologize to all, and we pledge to do better in the future.
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In 2014, NATO countries pledge to spend 2 percent of their gross domestic product on defense.
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Among them is a pledge to channel more money into the increasingly beleaguered National Health Service.
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And you agreed to be part of the giving pledge to give half your money away.
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President Trump might follow through on his campaign pledge to bar Muslims from entering the country.
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Trump's pledge to build a border wall was a central theme of his 2016 presidential campaign.
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He pointed to the potential chilling effect of the administration's pledge to crack down on leaks.
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Pyongyang's pledge to denuclearize may not top the agenda, but it's likely to get considerable attention.
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It's time for financial services firms to make a pledge to do well by the customers.
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The process also included a pledge to God to speak the truth, the Reuters report said.
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Johnson has dropped a previous pledge to hold an inquiry into Islamophobia within the Conservative party.
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Their target is to get 14,000 people to pledge to vote before the February 11 primary.
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He referred more than once to Kim's verbal pledge to denuclearize, which has not been formalized.
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They also joining in a bidding war over who would pledge to plant the most trees.
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Under the treaty's Article 5, NATO members pledge to defend fellow members if they are attacked.
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But he repeated his own prerequisite for talks: a pledge to block a no-deal Brexit.
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The site urges people to take a pledge to get a free Republicans Against Trump sticker.
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When I'm president, I pledge to protect and defend all Americans who live inside our borders.
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Jimmy GomezJimmy GomezCalifornia GOP candidate tweets coronavirus conspiracy theories Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (D).
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It's very hard to believe Trump's theatric attempt at bipartisan talks will change much and here's why: His grand promises and pledge to keep an open mind sounded a lot like the grand promises and pledge to keep an open mind on immigration earlier this year.
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Mighty Earth also accused companies of not upholding their pledge to stop buying cocoa from national parks.
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John Kasich, who signed a pledge to support the GOP nominee but have yet to endorse him.
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The majority of these electors pledge to vote in accordance with the popular vote of their precincts.
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Speaking at the White House on Monday, Trump repeated an earlier pledge to consider delaying the count.
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The White House, asked about Trump's pledge to jail Clinton, said such a move would be unprecedented.
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He didn't want to break his inaugural pledge to not interfere with slavery in the southern states.
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One said they would clash, repeatedly, first over the new President's pledge to spend big on infrastructure.
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His success may hinge on keeping his pledge to open new export markets for Brazil's tanking economy.
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It's unclear how his pledge to help persecuted Christians from that country will accord with the order.
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Donald Trump is getting ready to kick off his presidency with a pledge to put America first.
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Ultimately, President Barack Obama would pledge to admit as many as 2000,15 refugees to the United States.
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"I pledge to not spread fake news or misinformation that will disrupt the social order," he said.
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The donation came with a pledge to provide resources to communities with little or no health care.
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Meanwhile, the government's pledge to reduce risks in the financial system gave a boost to banking shares .
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Poroshenko also did not keep to a pledge to end the war in the east within weeks.
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The hostage situation is seen as a test of Duterte's pledge to crack down on militant activity.
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We renew our pledge to that contest in "A manifesto for liberalism", which you can download here.
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And now, Walmart is joining the conversation with a pledge to require more transparency from its vendors.
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Bouteflika, backed by the military, was elected president in 1999 with a pledge to stop the fighting.
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Those would be offset, however, by the impact of his pledge to deport millions of undocumented workers.
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Mr Li closed with a customary rousing pledge to bring about the "Chinese dream of national rejuvenation".
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" This was replaced with a watered-down pledge to "strengthen the contribution of trade to our economies.
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SoftBank is wooing individual investors with a pledge to return 85 percent of its income to shareholders.
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The Felicis Ventures pledge to set 1% of investments aside to support founders development is a start.
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They pledge to vote for fair district maps that give each person an equal voice and vote.
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Sanders also made the pledge to not deport children, and put distance between his policy and Obama's.
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The same pledge to not sell your data also applies to Apple's partners, Mastercard and Goldman Sachs.
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The men say they&aposre from Tajikistan and pledge to slaughter disbelievers in the name of Allah.
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Let's pledge to choose kind so my school and all of your can be a kind place.
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They will try to reach an agreement on Pyongyang's pledge to give up its nuclear weapons program.
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When we came to Congress earlier this year, each of us signed a freshman pledge to civility.
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Although the tournament makes a grandiose pledge to "revolutionize" golf, the change is more evolution than revolution.
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T-Mobile, Sprint and AT&T all confirmed to Mashable their pledge to stand behind the update.
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In 2012 Mr Hollande was elected on a pledge to curb joblessness and make "youth" his priority.
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U.S. FEDERAL RESERVE PROVIDES ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON BANK STRESS TESTING MODELS, FOLLOWS PLEDGE TO INCREASE TEST TRANSPARENCY
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Trump ran for president, in part, on a pledge to break a mold that McCain fell into.
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This was quickly matched by Trump's pledge to ban all Muslims from entering the country, even legally.
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In particular his pledge to scrap tuition fees likely proved popular with younger voters in this election.
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"While we celebrate our progress, we pledge to work together to end this epidemic forever," she said.
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Boris Johnson took over as prime minister on Wednesday with a pledge to deliver Brexit by Oct.
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The senators contend they're not giving up on their years-long pledge to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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My question is: Will you pledge to submit to a DNA test, to prove that you're human?
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Another GOP senator has gone a step farther in his pledge to take action on Saudi Arabia.
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Each has to sign a unique, cross-partisan pledge to work across the aisle with other veterans.
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He has repeated his pledge to stand up and walk out of the talks if they deteriorate.
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Many of the notes express grief or pledge to turn the country in a more liberal direction.
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House - immigration: The Hill: Leaders pledge to draft immigration legislation based on Thursday's conference comments, lawmakers say.
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EDT: President Trump hosts a "Pledge to America's Workers" in the East Room of the White House.
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I stand steadfastly alongside the millions affected each year, and I pledge to continue championing this cause.
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The White House faced multiple questions during Monday's press briefing about the president's pledge to assist ZTE.
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BlackRock's activism arose out of G-Resource's pledge to live beyond the sale of its main asset.
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He also rescinded a previous pledge to support the Republican presidential nominee if it is not him.
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The Trump campaign's final TV commercial last November spelled out his pledge to take on Wall Street.
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Dean Heller must keep his pledge to his constituents and protect access to care at Planned Parenthood.
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Trump unveiled some new details Monday, including a pledge to exclude all child-care expenses from taxation.
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During the 2008 campaign, she ridiculed Mr. Obama's pledge to hold talks with Iran's leaders without preconditions.
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Republican President-elect Donald Trump campaigned on a pledge to get rid of the 2010 healthcare law.
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Trump has raised tensions on immigration with his pledge to build a wall at the Mexican-U.
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Asked Friday why Trump hasn't kept his pledge to take his female accusers to court, Sanders demurred.
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Senate Democrats accused Trump of abandoning his pledge to crack down on alleged trade abuses by China.
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Sanders will pledge to break up the big banks within his first year in office. http://wapo.
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His campaign gained momentum in part because of his pledge to fight widespread corruption plaguing the country.
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On Monday, his probability remained unchanged despite his pledge to soon release detailed information about his health.
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The Democrats swept into power in last year's midterms on a pledge to hold Trump to task.
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His message sounded, in part, like an echo of Trump's own pledge to make America great again.
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On Instagram, Drake responded to the boos with a pledge to perform at the festival in perpetuity.
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The firm's leading position is closely linked to its pledge to go all out for artificial intelligence.
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The businessman on Tuesday reneged on the RNC's pledge to support whoever wins the GOP presidential nomination.
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Trump's pledge to do so is what made him stand out in the 2016 GOP field. 5.
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Solar could also benefit from Trump's pledge to, "spur $1 trillion in infrastructure investment," over a decade.
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The president made a pledge to close the Guantánamo Bay prison on his first day in office.
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The government's pledge to subsidize 80% of employee salaries for nine weeks does not apply to them.
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Unlike candidates of the past, the Trump team's pledge to move the embassy never seemed to waiver.
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Trump campaigned on a pledge to take the country on a more isolationist, protectionist "America First" path.
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But before a group can receive these contributions, it must get 25 workers to pledge to contribute.
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Lind makes this point well by citing America's pledge to defend Taiwan from a possible Chinese invasion.
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Google on Friday announced an $800 million pledge to support businesses and health organizations fighting the coronavirus.
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In fact, his $28 billion pledge to farmers exceeds the total tariff revenues as of last month.
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When it does, Ireland will become the first country to formally pledge to divest from fossil fuels.
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When FlyQuest played against Cloud9 and Dignitas, both competitors joined in on the pledge to plant trees.
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Every country is required to submit a voluntary pledge to curb its greenhouse-gas emissions over time.
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But ethical questions surrounding two of his ministers could test his pledge to run a clean government.
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They sought to bridge their vast philosophical differences and made a mutual pledge to work for peace.
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I wish Trump had made good on his pledge to move the United States Embassy to Jerusalem.
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Myers had agreed to divest his ownership stock in a pledge to the Office of Government Ethics.
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Trump offered scant assurances to Macron that he was reconsidering his pledge to exit the Iran agreement.
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Analysts at JPMorgan said Trump's pledge to dump the Trans-Pacific Partnership was already priced into markets.
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The administration is also moving slowly on its pledge to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Perhaps he could offer a specific pledge to upstate voters about more broadband internet and other investments?
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Remember President Obama's pledge to make the Asia-Pacific region a top priority in U.S. security policy?
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To the dismay of many conservatives, the promise to repeal had morphed into a pledge to replace.
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Budget carrier easyJet's pledge to spend 22018 million pounds on annual offsets is a case in point.
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Cook is also involved in a program called the Pledge to the American Worker alongside Ivanka Trump.
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The Puerto Rico government adopted a pledge to move the island to 100% renewable energy by 2050.
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There's also a pledge to investigate a bloody military crackdown against protesters in the capital last month.
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Until recently, he had also not fulfilled a pledge to donate $1 million of his own money.
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Mexican leaders have made clear they won't pay for the wall, despite Trump's pledge to his supporters.
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Steinmeier played a central role in encouraging the SPD to reverse its pledge to go into opposition.
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I did take the Giving Pledge to give the bulk of my money away while I'm alive.
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Amy Klobuchar's (D-MN) trillion-dollar infrastructure proposal also includes a pledge to make internet service universal.
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Participating companies pledge to specifically consider candidates with intellectual or developmental disabilities for 1% of their workforce.
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We take seriously our responsibilities, and we pledge to work in ways that reflect our guiding principles.
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Passing a budget is crucial for Republicans to fulfill their pledge to overhaul the nation's tax code.
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At the Vienna conference, Austria offered a pledge to the countries and civil society representatives in attendance.
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In most elections, a candidate running on a pledge to serve just one term could be disqualifying.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Britain will soon know what Boris Johnson's pledge to "get Brexit done" actually means.
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It also would fulfill Trump's pledge to sign the tax-cuts bill into law by Christmas Day.
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There's one catch: You must pledge to start a small business to contribute to the local economy.
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As part of this pledge to fight climate change, Bezos announced Amazon will purchase 100,000 electric vans.
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People who meet Sutton often reference his ads, his story and his pledge to shake things up.
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The New York Taxi Workers Alliance cheered the City Council's pledge to move ahead with the bills.
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A Netflix spokesperson issued a statement to Entertainment Weekly with a pledge to change things moving forward.
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ET (CNBC)* Oil prices rise for a second day after Saudis pledge to curb exports (Reuters) Sen.
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For me, this is not just an honor; it's a pledge to represent and aid other survivors.
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His August criminal justice plan included a pledge to ban police departments from using facial recognition technology.
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As part of the agreement, they all pledge to purchase tomatoes only from Fair Food Program farms.
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Later, she said, Mr. Sondland substantially changed the terms of his pledge to invest in her publication.
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This is my pledge to the American people: as your President I will be your greatest champion.
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Mr. Steinberg, 57, is a Democrat and ran for mayor on a pledge to help the homeless.
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There was James's subsequent pledge to "activate" himself into playoff mode, which merely resulted in more losses.
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The pledge to transfer war remains was seen as a goodwill gesture by Kim at the summit.
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For Democrats, that's superdelegates, or unelected delegates (typically party insiders) that can pledge to whomever they want.
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And Mr. Putin must honor his pledge to avoid turning Syria into a new Afghanistan for Russia.
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Frank and Claire continue to deliver on their Season 4 pledge to stoke public fears about terrorism.
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Trump this week abandoned a pledge to support the eventual Republican nominee if it is not him.
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C.K. was back onstage in September 2018, less than a year after his pledge to step back.
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A North Korean pledge to disclose all its nuclear activities by the end of 2007 goes unfulfilled.
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Photo: An unarmed Minuteman III ICBM is launched from California on April 25, 2018 (US Air Force photo by Joe Davila)The White House has sent mixed messages in recent weeks, as President Trump often mischaracterizes Kim's pledge to stop the country's tests as a pledge to denuclearize.
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However, Germany is one of only a few large industrial nations to formally pledge to phase out coal.
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The North Korean leader reiterated an earlier pledge to work towards removing nuclear weapons from the Korean peninsula.
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But Mueller's pledge to the internal combustion engine speaks to the company's continued exploration into all energy sources.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has so far held firm to his pledge to take no action.
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It also maintains a pledge to increase its bond holdings at an annual pace of 80 trillion yen.
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I pledge to support this great initiative to provide even more opportunity to talented female producers and engineers.
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Members of the Electoral College pledge to vote according to the vote of the people in their state.
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My pledge to every Californian is this: no matter what comes at us, I will have your back.
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The first volley came in January, when UKIP made a pledge to invest £271 billion into the NHS.
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Early promises include a pledge to use renewable energy and integrate robotics into the DNA of the city.
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Sanders, after dragging his feet, made good last month on his pledge to release his 2014 tax returns.
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"We were elected on a pledge to try and repeal Obamacare," said Representative David Jolly, Republican of Florida.
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On the anniversary of his death, June 20th, schoolchildren pledge to honour the "white and sky-blue" colours.
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Users pledge to donate a certain amount of money every time Donald Trump tweets from his personal account.
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So, why don't we all agree to skip the fancy dinner and pledge to just stay in instead?
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On Twitter, Miller re-upped Vice's pledge to achieve gender pay parity by the end of this year.
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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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Six Democrats, however, were heartened by her pledge to never restart harsh interrogation programs, even if Trump requested.
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" He added: "I pledge to every citizen of our land that I will be president for all Americans.
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To underpin that safety after Brexit, she will surely have to soften her pledge to escape the ECJ.
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Perhaps a few words about the pledge to have 50/50 gender parity in executive boards by 2020.
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The country's newly formed coalition government announced a manifesto pledge to ban all fur farming nationwide by 2025.
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Trump's pledge to tax the remaining $300 billion worth of Chinese imports goes into effect on Sept 1.
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Apple could offer concessions such as a pledge to allow fair access to Shazam to address regulatory concerns.
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Why it matters: It's a step beyond her pledge to reject any lobbyist, PAC or super PAC money.
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He also said Beijing had not followed through on a goodwill pledge to buy more U.S. agricultural products.
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If these predictions of procedural problems prove true, the Republican pledge to repeal Obamacare could be in jeopardy.
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" Referring to British Prime Minister David Cameron's pledge to resign, he added: "He (Cameron) is not called Alexis.
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She encourages everyone to take Hack Harassment's pledge to act with compassion for others while on the Internet.
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Many fast food companies, including Burger King and McDonald's, have since made the pledge to go antibiotic-free.
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The agreement waters down a previous British pledge to not undercut EU labour market rules and environmental standards.
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Trump took office on a pledge to expand gross domestic product (GDP) at least 28500 percent a year.
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Rubio suggested he's considering backing off his pledge to support the Republican nominee if Trump wins the nomination.
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Mark Warner (D-Va.) asked Mulvaney he'd abandon the pledge to help save entitlement programs from going bankrupt.
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So go ahead and indulge in your fantasies — and maybe even pledge to pleasure yourself for charity's sake.
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Malthouse said a pledge to boost police numbers would cost about 500 million pounds in the first year.
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Merkel praised an alliance of U.S. states, cities and companies called "America's Pledge" to compensate for Trump's decision.
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It also maintains its pledge to increase its bond holdings at an annual pace of 80 trillion yen.
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The other would focus on the president's pledge to encourage the production of goods in the United States.
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The party has also announced a pledge to close any Islamic state schools suspected of teaching Islamist ideology.
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We salute your noble sacrifice and we pledge to always remember your fight for Poland and for freedom.
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The problem with Twitter's latest pledge to keep users safe on the platform isn't the words it used.
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Additionally, the RNC should intervene and if they don't they are in default of their pledge to me.
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Some business has slowed as a result of the pledge to stall international dealmaking while Trump is president.
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And even though aid workers pledge to help, Prum is imprisoned for months on charges of illegal migration.
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Ramaphosa was elected by parliament to succeed Zuma in February in part on his pledge to curb corruption.
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His updated manifesto also includes a pledge to demand lawmakers disclose whether they employ family members as staff.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - A grisly murder video has muddied Facebook's pledge to clean up the social network.
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Despite its pledge to try to release pregnant women, ICE often failed to do so, the complaint alleged.
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The "phase one" deal is widely expected to include a U.S. pledge to scrap tariffs scheduled for Dec.
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"Where's the wall?" he added, referring to Trump's pledge to build a barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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People will respond to a campaign pledge to restore bankruptcy protections to student loans in a big way.
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Would all American troops have to leave the peninsula, or would a pledge to avoid the North suffice?
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But the idea of increasing troop levels there contradicts his "America first" pledge to avoid sustained military intervention.
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Johnson took office on Wednesday with a pledge to deliver Britain's exit from the European Union by Oct.
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Trump's pledge to tax the remaining $300 billion worth of Chinese imports goes into effect on Sept 13.
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Last fall, the AAFP joined more than 40 health professions groups in a pledge to combat opioid addiction.
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His pledge to build a southern border wall paid for by Mexico has been central to his campaign.
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She cited her campaign pledge to focus on developing the biotech, green technology, advanced manufacturing and defense industries.
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His pledge to lower crime -- and criticism of the Obama administration's policies -- was a centerpiece of his campaign.
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Regardless of party, vote for secretary of state candidates who pledge to be nonpartisan champions of voting rights.
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After Trump's election, these groups sent a letter reminding him of his campaign pledge to pull America out.
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Amazon's pledge to offer free next-day shipping for its most loyal shoppers is proving an expensive promise.
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The party is now facing a test on how broadly it should pledge to expand government-sponsored coverage.
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"Tonight, I pledge to be the governor who brings universal public Pre-K to Rhode Island," she said.
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Trump's pledge to tax the remaining $523 billion worth of Chinese imports goes into effect on Sept 252.
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His big splash: a new pledge to spend perhaps $80 million to help Democrats win back the House.
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The Trump administration has expressed frustration at times over the plodding pace of North Korea's pledge to denuclearize.
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Courts have blocked iterations of a proposed travel ban that started with a pledge to keep Muslims out.
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President Trump will host the Our Pledge to America's Workers event at the White House on Wednesday afternoon.
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Reagan took his pledge to implement the recommendations seriously and issued executive orders that helped save $28500 billion.
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Mr. Erdogan repeated their pre-crisis pledge to eventually increase annual trade between the countries to $100 billion.
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An Egyptian pledge to buy a further 12 Rafale fighters has been on hold for almost two years.
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Read more: Bernard Arnault just finalized his $219 million pledge to help rebuild the Notre-Dame in Paris.
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It also left out a previous pledge to consider the necessity of further rate increases in the future.
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"I pledge to be a better man tomorrow and will never, ever let you down," Mr. Trump said.
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Salmon previously served in the House from 85033 to 2001, fulfilling his pledge to only serve three terms.
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And a pledge to be even-handed, rather than solely defend Israel's interests, is not a common refrain.
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They asked those who claimed to be Muslims to recite the Shahada, a pledge to worship only Allah.
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The new model is a considerable deviation from the first version's pledge to untether us from our phones.
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Similarly, the president's "Pledge to America's Workers" is a welcome campaign to spur more training commitments across America.
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Moore has denied all of the allegations and never wavered in his pledge to remain in the race.
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Saudi Arabia recently doubled down on its pledge to curb supplies by announcing it was slashing exports further.
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He followed up in April with a pledge to cut income tax by 5 billion euros next year.
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Despite the president's pledge to the Dreamers, his administration cracked down earlier Wednesday on so-called sanctuary cities.
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On Wednesday, Esther McVey, another contender for the leadership post, matched Mr. Johnson's pledge to leave on Oct.
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Of all Mr. Trump's grandiose claims, his pledge to restore lost manufacturing jobs remains among the most heartbreaking.
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His pledge to wipe out the island's vast debts to help it recover sent its bond prices plunging.
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A day later, CVS Health's insurance arm Aetna made a similar pledge to waive copays for the test.
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Jerry McNerneyGerlad (Jerry) Mark McNerneyTop US providers pledge to help maintain Internet access during coronavirus outbreak California Rep.
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But Williamson's pledge to cover all employee salaries for 30 days appeared to be the largest so far.
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In 286, Wilmar signed a pledge to avoid peatland from inside the industry, and other companies eventually followed.
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Netanyahu also reaffirmed a pledge to annex all of the settlements Israel has established in the West Bank.
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The government program contains a pledge to include the protection of the environment and biodiversity in the constitution.
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What he didn't do was take any of the blame onto himself or pledge to change his rhetoric.
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From the United States' perspective, fulfilling Mr. Trump's pledge to make Nafta "fairer" for his country carries risks.
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If they don't act in accordance with the law, I don't need to keep my pledge to them.
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Manufacturing -- the object of his pledge to end the "carnage" afflicting blue-collar workers -- has fallen into recession.
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The worsening deficit comes despite the president's 2016 campaign pledge to balance the budget and curb federal spending.
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State law requires electors to sign a pledge to vote for the winner of the state's popular vote.
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But the trust fund comes with no money, only a pledge to call for contributions from international donors.
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Trump campaigned on a pledge to end the long-running war in Afghanistan that started following the Sept.
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President Donald Trump's pledge to "Make America Great Again" requires nothing less than reigniting economic growth and prosperity.
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Soon after, despite Stalin's pledge to support a free and independent Korea, Soviet troops sealed the 38th Parallel.
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And just like the sculpture of Ronaldo, there was a nearly immediate pledge to redo the Chastain work.
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Democratic presidential contenders, meanwhile, are hammering Trump for backing off his 2016 pledge to support negotiating lower prices.
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The article and Mr. Edge's response — a pledge to listen more and talk less — generated waves of debate.
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The visit was part of Zuckerberg&aposs pledge to visit states he hadn&apost been to throughout 2017.
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One day before the walkout, Amazon announced a "Climate Pledge" to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.
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Inside the administration, Trump's pledge to produce a new tax reform document this week took officials by surprise.
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We absolutely should celebrate Larry Fink's pledge to transform one of the largest players in the global economy.
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The party kept its pledge to raise taxes only on those who earn more than £80,000 a year.
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One of the council's priorities is asking companies across the US to sign the Pledge to America's Workers.
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That number should grow once Apple delivers on its pledge to repatriate billions from outside the United States.
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Johnson won the election on a pledge to take Britain out of the European Union by Jan. 31.
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He gave fans the option to download the album for free if they take a pledge to vote.
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But the senators contend they're not giving up on their years-long pledge to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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But he can ignore the Obama administration's pledge to cut emissions by up to 28 percent by 2025.
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The President's pledge to forgo foreign government profits from his hotels has been controversial since he announced it.
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Johnson has made a "do or die" pledge to take Britain out of the European Union on Oct.
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Thor and Black Panther share the defining character trait of a pledge to their homelands and their people.
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In many places, they pledge to vote a certain way — that's true in about half of the states.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (R-Texas), said in a phone interview.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 28503 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (R-Texas), said in a phone interview.
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The mayor expressed some optimism that Trump would follow through on a campaign pledge to spend more on infrastructure.
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Both candidates pledge to increase the minimum wage; expand Medicaid; fund HOPE, investment in education, and clean energy, etc.
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His pledge to tackle corruption and nepotism raises hopes of a long-term fix of governance and public institutions.
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The figure underscores the challenges facing President Donald Trump in fulfilling a campaign pledge to reduce America's trade deficits.
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President-elect Donald Trump's pledge to keep auto industry jobs in the United States may have some unintended consequences.
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Russia was widely seen ignoring its pledge to cut 150,000 barrels a day, and Norway eventually abandoned its quotas.
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Photo: GettyApple dropped its bi-annual transparency report Friday and offered a new pledge to its customers going forward.
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In some other states, if a candidate drops out, his or her delegates may immediately pledge to another candidate.
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China's top leaders have ended a vital economic meeting with a fiscal pledge to support economic growth next year.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont led the effort to get Amazon to pledge to pay its workers $15 per hour.
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As for Elliott's pledge to give to the organization -- Busroe says, "We're very thankful that he's going to donate."
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The wall The hearing also repeatedly returned to Trump's pledge to build a wall along the border with Mexico.
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Q: You two have signed on to the Giving Pledge to donate at least half your wealth to charity.
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Facebook is renewing its pledge to combat "vaccine misinformation" after the death of a young child from the flu.
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A pledge to investigate the Bidens and Ukraine once the impeachment trial wraps is sparking divisions among Senate Republicans.
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And for all of us, let's make a pledge to stop celebrating mainstream journalists as our own personal resistance.
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With its pledge to "make Spain great again," Vox's critics say the party has worrying echoes of Francoist ideology.
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Experts are worried about an emerging market of smart devices that pledge to monitor babies' vital signs during sleep.
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We are well on our way to meeting our pledge to hire 25,000 veterans and military spouses by 2021.
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The AFA's online pledge to boycott Target has received nearly half a million signatures in less than a week.
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In his speech Monday, Trump repeated his pledge to he give more autonomy to military commanders in the field.
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Once the forty days are up, all four people interviewed pledge to drastically reduce their use of plastic packaging.
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Mr. Bevin, however, campaigned on a pledge to "scale back" the Medicaid expansion (by how much, he didn't say).
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He also reiterated a pledge to avoid an increase in the sales tax due to kick in next year.
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Democrats have said they will not ratify USMCA unless Mexico delivers on a pledge to enact stronger labor provisions.
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And so far, his unshakeable supporters seem untroubled that he has junked his pledge to fund his own campaign.
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Ms Park herself granted dozens, despite a campaign pledge to limit a practice that "undermined the rule of law".
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If MPs pushed back hard, it could make May's pledge to trigger Article 50 by March 2017 seem ambitious.
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But the stock fell anyway, down nearly 3 percent in Paris trading, despite the company's pledge to maintain dividends.
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He repeated his pledge to help defeat Donald Trump again Thursday in an interview with Bloomberg View's Al Hunt.
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The president appeared to double down on his pledge to obtain border wall spending as recently as late September.
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Given the Federal Reserve's pledge to gradually increase rates, I believe panic is not warranted regarding fixed-income investments.
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After playing, users are encouraged to sign a pledge to commit to using less plastic in the real world.
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Pledge allegiance to your loved one with a little pin emblazoned with Aragorn's pledge to Frodo and the Fellowship.
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It could also discuss dropping its so-called easing bias, a pledge to provide even more stimulus if necessary.
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" Kailey's mother Beth says she has never volunteered before becoming involved in Pledge to Humanity and now "she's hooked.
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YouTube has also reiterated a previous pledge to stop anti-vaxx content from generating advertising cash on its platform.
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He said he believes Trump's pledge to spend heavily on the military makes defense stocks a good investment play.
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He will urge the Oscar audience to take a pledge to speak out about the issue by visiting www.ItsOnUs.
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And by making that happen, Gottlieb is making good on the conservative pledge to lower prices by bolstering competition.
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The cabinet reaffirmed a pledge to treat all types of companies equally based on the principle of "competitive neutrality".
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Some Trump campaign promises are right out of the Republican playbook, like his pledge to cut taxes and regulation.
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Moon took office in May 2017 with a pledge to seek improved relations and ultimately peace with North Korea.
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In just a year, at least 150 cities have taken the Sierra Club's pledge to divest from dirty energy.
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They pledge to oppose Social Security and Medicare reforms needed to slow the federal government's march toward fiscal disaster.
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After the G20 Summit ended today, Trump tweeted a pledge to Duda that they will fight fake news together:
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Thankfully, the president is living up to his campaign pledge to protect the program that serves 250 million Americans.
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His pledge to break the country from the "tyranny of oil" has inched forward though investments in clean energy.
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The move makes good on his campaign pledge to unravel former President Barack Obama's plan to curb global warming.
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It's an effort to fulfill the president's campaign pledge to crack down on what he frequently called unfair trade.
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And in the end, he simply couldn't bring himself to pledge to accept the people's verdict on November 8.
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"We knew that the pledge to clean 80% of the waters of the bay wouldn't work," he said angrily.
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And the pledge to make America great again is undermined by the impression of chaos in the Oval Office.
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It was proof that the Republican Party's seven-year pledge to replace Obamacare was almost entirely a political gambit.
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A pledge to boost defense spending, however, could be contentious at home in view of Japan's huge public debt.
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Abandoning its pledge to produce surpluses, Mr Morrison now merely says that the budget will be balanced "over time".
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On the matter of spending accountability, the candidates should pledge to perform a full audit of the Pentagon's finances.
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An interim U.S.-China deal is widely expected to include a U.S. pledge to scrap tariffs scheduled for Dec.
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Duterte was elected to office in June 2016, campaigning largely on a pledge to eliminate the Philippines' drug problem.
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The Liberals will also announce whether they intend to break a pledge to launch a competition for fighter jets.
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The pledge to shave £12 billion from the working-age welfare bill by 2020 will hit the poorest hard.
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" Among its three pillars was a pledge to "break the stranglehold big money has over our campaign finance system.
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And so their pledge to believe all women falls by the wayside in the interest of defeating the right.
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This time around, some fear an impromptu pledge to reduce the number of U.S. troops stationed in South Korea.
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Senate Republican leaders should take a clear stand now and pledge to bring the REINS Act to a vote.
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Shortly afterwards, he called back and made his pledge to the ISIS leader, but hung up after 50 seconds.
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Click here to view original GIFSo just what do you get for a hefty $640 pledge to this campaign.
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An interim U.S.-China deal is widely expected to include a U.S. pledge to scrap tariffs scheduled for Dec.
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Trump's team is restating the billionaire's pledge to appoint pro-life justices to the nation's highest court, Bloomberg reported.
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A full House vote is expected within weeks, potentially fulfilling President Trump's longstanding pledge to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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As home secretary, she failed to fulfill a Conservative pledge to control the number of people arriving in Britain.
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Gardner's pledge to vote to expel him if he wins means that such a motion would almost certainly pass.
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When Australia served as G20 host in 2014 finance ministers and central bankers did not pledge to fight protectionism.
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The economy would also struggle to grow if Mr. Trump acted on his pledge to deport 11 million immigrants.
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It was unclear if Mr. Trump's pledge to take steps to separate from his businesses would satisfy that bar.
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Biden had previously told the LGBTQ community to hold Trump's administration accountable for his "pledge" to be an ally.
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In the video, Shirley goes on to pledge to support the Democratic nominee for the seat in the 2020.
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In introducing the legislation, Trudeau fulfilled a high-profile campaign pledge to push for full legalization of the drug.
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Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump fulfilled a campaign pledge to ditch the landmark accord to tackle global warming.
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The bank currently has a loose pledge to buy $80 trillion yen ($720 billion) worth of bonds a year.
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His pledge to build a border wall and make Mexico pay for it has been a regular applause line.
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But there are other questions we'll have time to ponder: Will Cersei honor her pledge to hear out Daenerys?
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It's since been deleted and accompanied by the lengthy statement, apology and pledge to work on safety for attendees.
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This year the thrust of their action is getting gubernatorial candidates to pledge to restore funding for higher education.
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The government has repeatedly failed to meet a pledge to reduce the annual net migration level to below 100,000.
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The progressive candidate has made a pledge to not accept PAC money, a point he highlighted while addressing supporters.
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I know I should do it; I even routinely pledge to turn over a new leaf — and inevitably fail.
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Libya and Nigeria were exempted from a recent OPEC pledge to reduce oil production by around 1.8 million bpd.
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Guantanamo stays With President Obama unlikely to fulfill his pledge to close the Guantanamo Bay detention facility by Jan.
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Sanders's pledge to bring new voters into his movement seems fairly empty in the results we're seeing so far.
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Friday's announcement was the latest example of the Trump administration's pledge to inform Americans of any foreign election meddling.
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When we take the Hippocratic Oath to become doctors, we pledge to care for patients and respect their confidentiality.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump appropriated the issue, as part of his pledge to restore factories to beleaguered cities.
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European leaders probably found the timing of Trump's refusal to pledge to uphold Article 5 to be particularly galling.
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Even liberals themselves often buy into these claims, berate themselves for having been condescending and pledge to do better.
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I pledge to never sign any trade agreement that hurts our workers, or that diminishes our freedom and Independence.
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I offered him the opportunity to take a pledge to give back his tax winnings but received no reply.
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The company's pledge to reach "net zero" carbon emissions is a landmark in the global fight against climate change.
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Mr. Tsipras first came to power in 2015 as a leftist firebrand on a pledge to roll back austerity.
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Besides the Just Folks program, Lindbergh also makes good on his campaign pledge to keep America out of war.
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"Everything I am saying will be done" is how he punctuates his pledge to make government fair and honest.
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I pledge to do my part in this space in the coming weeks as the debate in Washington continues.
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I have also made an ironclad pledge to American families: We will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions.
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There are some indications that other states are moving toward California and its pledge to retain the stricter rules.
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The women pledge to have a "flirty" competition with Joey, which will inevitably only bring everyone involved closer together.
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Trump's most consistent applause line as an insurgent candidate was his pledge to bring order to America's southern border.
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The breaking of Mr. Duterte's pledge to stop swearing did not receive much coverage in the Philippine news media.
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Trump's pledge to build a "great wall" between Mexico and the U.S. was hugely popular with his campaign supporters.
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But so has her insistence on selling art mostly to collectors who pledge to donate their works to museums.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Trump's pledge to take steps to separate from his businesses would clear that bar.
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Reuters recently reported that a climate-change package due next month might include a pledge to issue fresh debt.
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Chinese energy experts said China's pledge to sign the accord was independent of the status of American climate policy.
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Mr. Trump is feeling heat from supporters who believed his pledge to build a wall paid for by Mexico.
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China announced today that it was carrying out a pledge to cut tariffs on imported cars and car parts.
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But tonight, as a minority myself, I personally pledge to you that Donald Trump knows that your life matters.
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In 2019, SAP pioneered the Autism Inclusion Pledge to help spur other companies to hire more people with autism.
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Are you eager, for instance, for him to follow through on his pledge to release more stuff about Clinton?
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Yet even McConnell's revised rules break his repeated pledge to mirror the impeachment trial of former president Bill Clinton.
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Those deals, Murray argues, boosted earnings and gave the company additional assets to pledge to creditors to refinance debt.
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The pledge to cut prices could also be problematic, if the regulator suspects they would come from smaller suppliers.
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Our pledge to support women across the world should include the promise to oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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And the other annoying question — I assume you are not going to pledge to … I never make those pledges.
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But other news this week reveals that Zuckerberg's pledge to reform Facebook is more than a work in progress.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell recently repeated his pledge to do whatever it takes to keep the US economy growing.
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Most of the CEOs who pledge to fight climate change do not run firms that are responsible for it.
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This is the one key foreign policy issue upon which Trump has made a specific policy pledge: to win.
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Libya and Nigeria were exempted from a recent OPEC pledge to cut oil production by around 6003 million bpd.
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While most customers and officials have welcomed Xcel's pledge to go carbon free, Fowke said that some remain skeptical.
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Jackson's decision to issue an order despite the pledge to the court to maintain the records is rather unusual.
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On Monday, 41 embassies and international organizations in Vietnam signed a pledge to combat plastic pollution in the country.
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A 1984 Yale University study examined 54 instances in which a country's pledge to defend an ally was tested.
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"Tonight, we pledge to honor Otto's memory with total American resolve," Trump said, as the tearful parents looked on.
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Pioneer recently dropped a pledge to hit 1 million bpd by 2026 amid pressure from investors to boost returns.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (R-Texas), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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The changes, they say, are improvements rather than wholesale redesigns, fulfilling the president's pledge to make no new nuclear arms.
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President Ivan Duque, who was elected on a campaign pledge to modify the peace deal, wishes to extradite Mr Santrich.
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It's actually an insane purchase, and I pledge to not buy any more breakfast for the rest of the week.
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The three pledge to finish their senior year as if nothing happened, and then they will go their separate ways.
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The accelerating politics in statehouses reflects Trump's opposition to abortion rights and pledge to appoint justices who oppose abortion rights.
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Trump also balked when asked whether he'd carry out his campaign pledge to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton.
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Recently Clinton's campaign has gone after Sanders for his pledge to replace the Affordable Care Act with Medicaid for everyone.
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Ride the energetic wave of personal expansion on January 1 and pledge to make this a year of exciting growth!
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A Russian cut of 100,0003 bpd would be a third of Moscow's pledge to reduce its output by 300,000 bpd.
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His success bolstered America's spirit and gave credence to President John Kennedy's 1961 pledge to put men on the moon.
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Monday's rally was sparked by Chinese authorities' pledge to support China's economy by counteracting the negative impact from U.S. tariffs.
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Investors also fear Trump's pledge to impose tariffs on up to $60 billion of Chinese imports could rapidly escalate tensions.
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Colorado delegates who pledge to support a candidate must vote for that candidate on the 1st ballot at the convention.
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We've seen from Kirsten Gillibrand and Julian Castro a commitment to appoint judges who would pledge to uphold Roe v.
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PHILIP HAMMOND was elected to his Surrey seat in 1997 on, among other things, a pledge to bring back hanging.
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Democrats have taken a much more skeptical approach towards Big Oil than Trump as they pledge to tackle climate change.
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According to the complaint, Strother told them that Landry must stand for the pledge to be let back into school.
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During the same town hall, Trump abandoned his earlier pledge to support the eventual GOP nominee if it wasn't him.
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Factions in both Greece and Macedonia, including Macedonia's nationalist party, also oppose any compromise and pledge to boycott the vote.
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The ads have focused on Warren's pledge to make public college tuition-free and restore historically black colleges and universities.
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Unlike Labour, they pledge to unfreeze benefits, reverse cuts to child tax credit and entirely overturn cuts to universal credit.
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The manifesto launch was disastrous and included a pledge to charge the elderly (a key Tory demographic) for social care.
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She seems to have persuaded Mr Abe, whose pledge to raise incomes was a centrepiece of his economic reform package.
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The former vice-chairman of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament campaigned on a manifesto pledge to maintain Britain's nuclear deterrent.
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As former foreign ministers, we pledge to continue speaking out on this issue and do our part in this effort.
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Neither have the two sides agreed when they will implement their leaders' pledge to re-establish inter-Korean rail links.
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The Turks insist they have no plans to annex Afrin, and pledge to withdraw as soon as Syria's war ends.
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Xiaomi's handset operating margin is about 353% (its cute pledge to customers that it will never exceed 5% is irrelevant).
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" Citing his pledge to "end the war on coal," Trump promised to cancel "harmful regulations created under the Obama Administration.
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The announcement was seen by some as being at odds with Mr Trump's campaign pledge to put American workers first.
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Activists also argue that opening up Lofoten to exploration is incompatible with Norway's pledge to respect the Paris climate agreement.
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I eat some popcorn, M&Ms, and gummy bears for dinner and then pledge to eat some actual food tomorrow.
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The AP is reporting that the North violated its pledge to allow these international inspectors to monitor the supposed implosion.
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The wall Without question, Trump's central campaign plank was his pledge to build a wall on the US-Mexico border.
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Given Volvo's pledge to electrify all of its cars by 2019, those models would seem destined for the US, too.
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It's also part of Volkswagen Group's — VW's parent company — pledge to add electric motors to its entire lineup by 2030.
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"As a result of the [peace] agreement, the FARC pledge to hand over resources to compensate the victims," he tweeted.
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Jeb Bush, who all have refused to endorse Trump after signing a pledge to do so during the primary campaign.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer questioned President-elect Donald Trump's pledge to create millions of jobs by removing restrictions on American energy.
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Monday, December 17 Ivanka continues to promote the administration's "Pledge to America's Workers" — a initiative first launched in the summer.
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But he reaffirmed the ECB's pledge to keep rates at their rock-bottom level through the summer of next year.
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Another group could get a boost on his pledge to rebuild America, a theme he reiterated in his victory speech.
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The rise in subsidies comes despite the G20's decade-old pledge to phase out the use of fossil fuels.
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A pledge to "keep the yuan stable at an appropriate and balanced level" seen in previous years' reports was missing.
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I pledge to show respect, always, and that under my watch no employee will endure this kind of pain again.
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More appeared interested in her positioning as an outsider, promises to tackle corruption and her pledge to cut police violence.
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The company's pledge to train 10 million falls under its Digital Skills for Africa initiative, which debuted in April 2016.
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Am I crazy to wish Netflix would pledge to never cancel a show without properly ending it in some way?
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Onaga was elected governor in November 2014 on a pledge to scrap plans to relocate a contentious U.S. Marine Corp.
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Why it matters: Trump heralded the November deal as proof he'd live up to his pledge to protect U.S. jobs.
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But he reaffirmed the ECB's pledge to keep rates at their rock-bottom level through the summer of next year.
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They launched a campaign asking people to pledge to be gun sense voters, and more than a million signed up.
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That may change if the incoming White House administration realizes President-elect Donald Trump's pledge to tighten U.S. free trade.
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That produced a vague statement of Kim's pledge to work toward denuclearization of the Korean peninsula but little progress followed.
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Boston also offered $25 million in property tax incentives if GE makes good on a pledge to hire 800 people.
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Dozens of global companies like Google and Nike have joined the RE100 pledge to do so in the near future.
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Germany could end subsidies to the industry and, as the Green Party advocates, pledge to exit coal completely by 2030.
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A rookie NFL player is backing down from his pledge to sit out the national anthem to protest police brutality.
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Besides, there are few obvious present-day equivalents to Draghi's pledge to do "whatever it takes to save the euro".
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Join us, and we pledge to present voters with a real alternative to what has become an embarrassing side show.
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So consider this our pledge to support survivors, condemn sexism wherever we see it, and hold ourselves and others accountable.
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Trump's pledge to "drain the swamp" has to include Democrats and Republicans who have been both hired by foreign kleptocrats.
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More specifically, Mattis's hosts were also violating a 2015 Qatari pledge to keep this specific preacher off of state television.
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McConnell reiterated on Tuesday that congressional Republicans must fulfill their pledge to repeal and replace the Obama-era healthcare law.
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We celebrate women's achievements, past & present, & pledge to empower women to reach their full economic potential for generations to come.
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He's backed off the pledge to move the embassy to Jerusalem, and had criticized the building of new Israeli settlements.
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Malthouse said a pledge to boost police numbers would cost about 500 million pounds ($622 million) in the first year.
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Draghi's 2012 pledge to save the euro won the confidence of financial markets and arrested the currency bloc's debt crisis.
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So as Mosseri concedes, there's a lot of work to be done, and we applaud Facebook's pledge to do it.
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"We pledge to you that we will always remember Robert and what he did for all of us," Trump said.
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Pence said the incoming administration was committed to living up to Trump's campaign pledge to keep manufacturing jobs at home.
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It gained some support from the announcement late on Wednesday of a Qatari pledge to invest $15 billion in Turkey.
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My previous column highlighted how Trump's pledge to revitalize our nation's infrastructure provides an opportunity to modernize the electricity grid.
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Of all Trump's broken promises, his pledge to end corruption may be the one that currently most appears beyond recovery.
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The government's pledge to shave £12 billion from the working-age welfare bill by 2020 will hit the poorest hard.
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It was never feasible that Trump would follow through on his pledge to resurrect American jobs all on his own.
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" After making the pledge to their children, Combs concluded, "And we just love y'all, we appreciate y'all, appreciate the family.
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Which is to say at least one moderate Republican is seeing through their pledge to oppose Trump at all costs.
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Few laws have been ripped up, as yet, despite Donald Trump's early pledge to "do a number" on Dodd-Frank.
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Russia and China are not among 50 countries that have signed a pledge to fight cybercrimes, including interference in elections.
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President Trump's pledge to remove regulatory impediments includes a mandate that, for every new rule written, two will be abolished.
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The meeting came just days after Trump backed out of a pledge to support whoever the Republican nominee is. Sen.
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More than 40 businesses made a pledge to tackle plastic pollution Thursday by signing up to the U.K. Plastics Pact.
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We stand behind our pledge to make sure no one is ever removed from Tinder simply because of their gender.
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Since June 2017 more than 800 American CEOs have signed a pledge to "advance diversity and inclusion in the workplace".
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During the final 85033 presidential debate, held Wednesday night, Trump refused to pledge to accept whatever outcome emerges on Nov.
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Besides progressive credentials, one thing all of these women have in common is a pledge to refuse fossil fuel contributions.
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Wealthy governments are under pressure to meet a pledge to raise $100 billion every year for that purpose from 2020.
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An interim U.S.-China trade deal is expected to include a U.S. pledge to scrap tariffs scheduled for Dec. 21.06.
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The administration is so far falling far behind Obama's pledge to bring in 85033,000 new Syrian refugees this fiscal year.
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" McCarthy said Trump's pledge to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, meanwhile, could be either physical or "virtual.
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We pledge to support leaders, Democrat and Republican, who make the tough choices to improve America's fiscal and national security.
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Boris Johnson has admitted he will fail to fulfil his 'do-or-die' pledge to deliver Brexit by October 31.
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Countries can jointly pledge to more harshly prosecute and punish those exploiting children or those continuing to practice child marriage.
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Protests have erupted again along the US-Mexico border despite the President's pledge to reunite immigrant children with their parents.
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He did not mention Donald Trump by name, but railed against his pledge to roll back rules on Wall Street.
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Draghi's 22 pledge to save the euro won the confidence of financial markets and arrested the currency bloc's debt crisis.
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Time is running out for Republicans to try to fulfill a seven-year pledge to repeal the health-care law.
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Last week, Microsoft made a pledge to invest $500 million to make homes in Seattle, where it's based, more affordable.
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Earlier this year, he completed his pledge to donate $1 million to organizations working in what he called oppressed communities.
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Both Otting and Quarles will play significant roles in Trump's pledge to "dismantle" the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act.
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The senator did criticize his rival for asking supporters to raise their hands in a pledge to vote for him.
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We should all be grateful that President Trump has kept his pledge to rebuild American leadership on the world stage.
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But a spokesman, Ari Adler, reiterated Mr. Snyder's pledge to stay and fix the Flint crisis, despite the recall effort.
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Suppose our elected policymakers were to call timeout and take a pledge to stop blaming each other for a month.
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For Washington, Pyongyang's pledge to suspend nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) testing is a necessary, but not sufficient, gesture.
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But Texans are brought up with two years of state-mandated Texas history and a pledge to a state flag.
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On that count, Trump's pledge to suspend joint military exercises with South Korea was a step in the wrong direction.
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They also are worried it could represent a reversal of the administration's past pledge to end burdensome policies on farmers.
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He answered, in a story that became important in that election cycle, with a pledge to resign under such circumstances.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda on Monday reiterated the central bank's pledge to keep Japanese government bond yields anchored near zero.
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Mulvaney added that Trump's administration has no intention "to back down" from the president's pledge to build a border wall.
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Bolsonaro was elected on a pledge to show no mercy to criminals after a dizzying rise in violence in Brazil.
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Also on that day, Ivanka's father decided to break his campaign pledge to officially designate China as a currency manipulator.
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President-elect Donald Trump, who campaigned on his pledge to "drain the swamp" in Washington, weighed in with two tweets.
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Join us this holiday season in our pledge to donate up to $1 million to the causes you care about.
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Mr. Trump, who campaigned on a pledge to revive the coal industry, has so far struggled to fulfill his promise.
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Treasury has repeatedly declined to label China a currency manipulator, despite Trump's pledge to do so during his 2016 campaign.
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" The Biden campaign said the claim should be covered by Facebook's pledge to reject political ads with "previously debunked content.
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I pledge to hold myself to the highest standards of humanity, human dignity and equality if chosen to lead IOM.
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Some drug makers have belatedly concluded that their prices are indeed uncomfortably high, and they pledge to limit future increases.
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" Another song, "Master Teacher," returned again and again to a vague but resolute pledge to keep struggling: "I stay woke.
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Johnson's most notable action so far in office has been to fulfill an election campaign pledge to "get Brexit done".
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Despite a pledge to comply, Prince Andrew has provided "zero" cooperation with the Jeffrey Epstein inquiry, New York prosecutors said.
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The nuclear agreement ended many economic sanctions on Iran in return for its verifiable pledge to use nuclear power peacefully.
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" Asked about the president's pledge to destroy North Korea, if provoked, Haley said Thursday, "I think that's just common sense.
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However, China's pledge to buy U.S. agricultural goods based on "market conditions" fueled skepticism that the targets could be met.
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However, China's pledge to buy U.S. agricultural goods based on "market conditions" fuelled scepticism that the targets could be met.
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Then switch to a debit card and pledge to only spend the cash you have on hand, at least temporarily.
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Their numbers are likely to swell if Mr. Trump follows through on his pledge to deport millions of unauthorized immigrants.
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China's Paris commitment also included a pledge to derive 20 percent of its energy from non-fossil fuels by 2030.
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That also meant there could be no agreement on a formal pledge to work together to reduce global steel production.
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State law requires Washington electors to sign a pledge to the secretary of state, with violations carrying a $85033,000 fine.
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Officials said they had "graver concerns " about the accuracy of the House memo, challenging President Trump's pledge to release it.
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The accounts suggested the first change might be dropping a pledge to buy bonds until inflation heads back to target.
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Google's announcements follow Amazon's pledge to run its business on 100% renewable energy by 2030 and buy 100,000 electric vans.
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I interviewed incoming PMOI/MEK Secretary General Zahra Merrikhi and queried her about her pledge to bring freedom to Iran.
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The move is widely seen as part of China's pledge to open up its financial markets to more foreign investors.
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And risk takers have not just taken heart in the administration's pledge to dismantle the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial overhaul.
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He also backed away from his pledge to erase the more than $19 trillion in U.S. debt in eight years.
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Mr. Trump ran on a pledge to expand the patrol and triple the size of ICE; Mr. Kelly has obliged.
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You'd think, though, that the Democratic candidate — desperately needing votes from struggling families — would directly pledge to aid them economically.
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A Russian cut of 100,000 bpd would be a third of Moscow's pledge to reduce its output by 300,000 bpd.
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In particular, the postponement of the trade war came after a Chinese pledge to buy 10 million tons of soybeans.
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It's a disastrous start for the new prime minister, who campaigned on a pledge to leave the EU on Oct.
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Republicans have spent two years trying to deliver on Donald Trump's campaign pledge to give working parents paid maternity leave.
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In light of his very public pledge to commit violent hate crimes, we suspect that may be liable to change.
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"Additionally, the RNC should intervene, and if they don't they are in default of their pledge to me," Trump said.
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For its part, Apple has responded to Trump's concerns with a pledge to bring some suppliers to the United States.
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But the highest profile failure to live up to the pledge to make Rio's Olympics a Green Games for a Blue Planet lies in the risk to athletes and visitors posed by the water in the Baia de Guanabara that remains heavily polluted despite a pledge to treat the sewage that flows into it.
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Advisors with these organizations take a pledge to put the investor's interests first, and members work on a fee-only basis.
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Other utilities around the US offer similar deals, such as special rates if you pledge to charge during nonpeak, overnight hours.
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You may have heard about Facebook's recent pledge to cut back on News Feed traffic coming from brands, businesses, and publishers.
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The revamping of the H-1B program is part of Trump's pledge to crack down on the misuse of work visas.
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The two sides will also discuss China's pledge to purchase a substantial amount of goods and services from the United States.
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He says reducing "disturbing" budget deficits depends on curbing Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid benefits – despite Trump's pledge to protect them.
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The shake-up followed a pledge to review policies surrounding the use of informants and the use of "no-knock" warrants.
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The city was the first in the country to pledge to connect every home and business to a fiber optic network.
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And he made no mention of his campaign pledge to recognize Jerusalem as the "undivided" capital of Israel, another campaign promise.
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It aims to fulfill his campaign pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare, the healthcare program of his Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has begun delivering on his pledge to promote border security and crack down on illegal immigration.
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Democrats have pointed to Pruitt's spending to excoriate President Donald Trump over his campaign pledge to "drain the swamp" in Washington.
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That prompted Bertie/George to call in his young daughters and make them pledge to never (Never!) let one another down.
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With his latest pledge to quash the hatred, all eyes are on Mark Zuckerberg to manage this torrent of abusive behavior.
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President-elect Donald Trump's pledge to cut taxes, boost infrastructure spending and relax regulations also is likely to lift economic growth.
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Despite his alarming first name and his pledge to continue Mr Correa's policies, Mr Moreno has a reputation as a pragmatist.
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"His government's pledge to maintain fiscal responsibility appears increasingly in tension with its ambitious social and infrastructure spending agenda," Moody's said.
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That's why it's pretty significant that earlier this week, Hillary Clinton unveiled a major pledge to make child care more affordable.
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Deutsche Bank will cut more than 100 jobs in Asia as part of a pledge to slash at least 7,000 jobs.
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To them I pledge to do all that I can to ensure that their daughters and granddaughters never share their experiences.
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It was set up in 2010, part of a pledge to transfer $100 billion of climate cash a year by 2020.
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And there is no acknowledgment that the pledge to cut net migration by nearly two-thirds would have big fiscal costs.
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Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio has announced a $1003 million pledge to help reduce the number of fires in the Amazon rainforest.
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The White House's "Pledge to America's Workers" initiative was launched last year, with more than 200 companies participating in the programme.
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"We pledge to you, our people, that we will continue to liberate every inch of Iraq," Abadi said in his statement.
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Joining the EFTA court, as its president has urged, would break the spirit of Mrs May's pledge to quit ECJ jurisdiction.
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Americans don't have much confidence in President Trump's pledge to bring down drug prices, according to our latest Axios/SurveyMonkey poll.
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The initiative asks companies to pledge to "free the bid" by including at least one woman director in that initial pool.
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Trump, 71, is an anti-globalist elected on a pledge to "make America great again" who is unpredictable on foreign policy.
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Wednesday, October 31 Ivanka helped host an event at the White House related to the administration's Pledge to America's Workers campaign.
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Despite his pledge to send the bill to the Mexican government, he will need budget authorization to pay for the project.
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The Fed may pledge to redefine its inflation goal, of 2%, so that this applies on average over the economic cycle.
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The cancellation came even after North Korea followed through on a pledge to blow up tunnels at its nuclear test site.
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But that's small potatoes compared with the consequences of Rubio's pledge to cancel the nuclear deal with Iran on day one.
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He was elected the first mayor of Greater Manchester in 2017, partly on a pledge to end rough sleeping by 2020.
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Despite Jokowi's pledge to ensure that only a third of infrastructure is publicly funded, government money is still being used extensively.
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So is his pledge to nominate pro-life judges, and his related idea that if pro-life judges overturn Roe v.
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Still, Mr Trump seemed pleased, as he also was by Mr Xi's (reiterated) pledge to enforce UN resolutions on North Korea.
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More than 26,22015 companies and investors have signed a pledge to uphold the Paris climate agreement, in defiance of Mr Trump.
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Meanwhile, 95 Republican foreign policy experts have signed an open letter opposing Trump in which they pledge to work against him.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that the ECB was unlikely to ditch its pledge to keep buying bonds at its January meeting.
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Russia's only pledge to offer lawful residency for Syrians was a paltry commitment to provide university scholarships for 300 Syrian students.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry is already complaining that the US is not keeping its pledge to distinguish between moderates and terrorists.
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Assange struck back at Lasso's pledge to remove him with a tongue-in-cheek tweet, "cordially inviting" Lasso to leave Ecuador.
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Moderate inflation and softening domestic demand support the Federal Reserve's pledge to be "patient" before raising interest rates further this year.
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Her government has not directly repeated the 22 Conservative Party manifesto pledge to reduce net migration to the "tens of thousands".
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And it played out just over three weeks before Trump takes office with a pledge to work more closely with Netanyahu.
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Johnson kicked off his official campaign on Wednesday with a pledge to lead Britain out of the European Union on Oct.
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But his pledge to "stand unequivocally" with Israel -- usually not a stirring moment in Cruz's stump speech -- drew a standing ovation.
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And at the 85033 Republican National Convention, Trump's pledge to protect the LGBTQ community against threats from ISIS received raucous applause.
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Just days after Trump's election, California Democrats began establishing themselves as a bulwark against his pledge to deport some undocumented immigrants.
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