" I was his assistant and performing in "Promises, Promises.
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And like Sean said, these are promises made, promises kept.
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Its promises made, promises kept and this president is amazing.
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More often than not, campaign promises remain just that: promises.
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People believe that promises made have not been promises kept.
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It's time for the promises made to become promises kept.
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That was two months ago, and promises remain just promises.
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These were promises made, and promises that must be kept.
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And we need to make promises and deliver on those promises.
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Promises made, promises broken, that's the real TCJA one year later.
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"Promises, Promises" was Mr. Simon's biggest musical success, running 21965,281 performances.
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The two co-starred in Broadway musical Promises, Promises together in 2010.
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THEY MADE A BUNCH OF PROMISES TO ME I LIKE THEIR PROMISES.
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"It's been 500 days of promises made and promises kept," Pence declared.
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"It's been 500 days of promises made and promises kept," he said.
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We know he honors promises, but Jamie got most of those promises.
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The Trump administration sometimes portrays itself as obsessed with delivering on promises made during the campaign, even adopting "promises made, promises kept" as a slogan.
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Or as Trump put it, [Trump in a clip] 'promises made, promises kept.
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G3: Promises Promises — Mary Hodder, Elisa Camehort Page, Lisa Padilla, and Tina Chase Gillmor.
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Promises to abolish an agency are made, and those promises have not been kept.
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Promises, Promises In Westeros, as anywhere else, it pays to get things in writing.
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Through illusion, I'm bringing promises of possible promises of a narrative — then purposefully breaking them.
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"All they give us is promises, but what can we do with promises?" he said.
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Vaquera, a four-year-old collective, promises a show and what it promises it delivers.
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These were all Trump campaign promises and, to his credit, he kept those promises; 14.
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"We are going to keep our promises, all of the promises that we made," Trump said.
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Trump was never going to fulfill his bombastic promises, and bombastic promises are all he has.
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But the public option promises to be clever, where Medicare for All promises to be kind.
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"It&aposs been 500 days of action ... 500 days of promises made and promises kept," he said.
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He has made the theme of promises made, promises kept the anthem of his re-election effort.
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" • Quotation of the day "All they give us is promises, but what can we do with promises?
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But Trump's promises on trade, while unorthodox, were just as fraudulent as his promises on health care.
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As a White House source told me this afternoon, a great example of promises made, promises kept, Neil.
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Promises of renewed industries and a safer America, promises that have been delayed for over a year now.
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Trump has made multiple campaign promises, promises he will be obliged to keep, that would specifically do harm.
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"Promises have been made; the first task will be to ensure they stick to the promises," he said.
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"Promises, Promises," based on the movie "The Apartment," featured music by Burt Bacharach and lyrics by Hal David.
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When it comes to the promises of persistent location hyper-awareness, the promises of mobile have largely fallen flat.
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He made promises to pro-life movement and has done everything he can so far to keep those promises.
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But that's holding companies to their promises and the promises are really pretty clear: you either did or didn't.
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It offers nothing but more promises of future immigration enforcement that will be broken as surely as past promises.
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It's about words—the president's promises to fix what's broken and his disinterest in making good on those promises.
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In the four years since the release of Ocean's Grammy-winning, happy-making Channel Orange, the 28-year-old singer-songwriter has been teasing us with promises (and more promises...and more promises) of new music.
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"It's clear that proposal after proposal in this manifesto will mean more borrowing and debt: from promises on benefits, to promises on prison guards, to promises on nationalizing the water network," he said in a statement.
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" But he stressed, "Before I run away with optimism: Trust but verify" and make sure promises made are "promises kept.
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Promises, promises: Mr. Oliver returns for a third season, with a vow not to commit 20 minutes to Donald Trump.
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That's because while the new trailer for Thor: Ragnarok promises doom and destruction, it also promises a really good time.
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"My promises were that you will see better numbers going forward and we will stick to those promises," she said.
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The promises will then be posted anonymously alongside other forms of public promises: political pledges, weather predictions, and economic speculations.
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But if "Happy Hour" doesn't quite deliver all it promises, that may only be because it promises quite a lot.
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First, the Trump administration has demanded results, not promises from China, and this resolution could only be based on promises.
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They staged Broadway revivals of the musicals "Promises, Promises" (215) and "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" (232).
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"Either China has limited capacity to deliver those promises, or they were just unwilling to deliver those promises," Wu said.
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She had success in theater early on, starring in the Broadway musical Promises, Promises when she was still a teenager.
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Promises of job stability at a plant (or promises to relocate workers) are part of a typical four year contract.
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Hayes made his Broadway debut in 2010 when he starred in Promises, Promises alongside Kristin Chenoweth, Molly Shannon and Tony Goldwyn.
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Until then, we're left relying on the promises of corporations who've repeatedly proven their privacy promises aren't worth all that much.
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"The promises of the Third Republic are the promises of peace, stability, equality and modernity," Ouattara said after signing the text.
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And ISPs can change their promises, and already the promises are so much narrower than what the net neutrality protections require.
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That service promises 70Mbps of peak speeds that are shared by an entire aircraft, while ViaSat promises 12Mbps to each seat.
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Respondents were asked whether they supported or opposed Trump on a variety of promises, and also whether those promises were important.
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"President Trump looks forward to returning to the Palmetto State to celebrate his message of 'Promises Made, Promises Kept,'" Glassner said.
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Republicans' budget promises, like their health care promises, have been based on an essentially fraudulent picture of what's really going on.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: I think we need to make sure that we guarantee people who we had promises that we keep those promises.
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After all, if Trump sold out his promises on Medicaid and Social Security, why wouldn't he sell out the Medicare promises too?
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In addition, they kept themselves busy on Broadway with revivals of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and Promises, Promises.
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If The Ring fan trailer promises a meticulous spook story, the Rings official trailer promises the Haunted Mansion on too much salvia.
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Most of the stories in "Secondhand Time" are about the promises of the Gorbachev and Yeltsin eras, promises that have been betrayed.
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His are not the promises of a politician, which are by definition untrustworthy, or of an ideological warrior, but a businessman's promises.
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It's like anyone else—politicians try to break these promises and have no intention to keep these promises in the first place.
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"Each time, there are promises that more will be done to protect them, and each time those promises have failed to materialize."
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Trump has an impressive record of promises made and promises kept that only strengthens his already strong case for reelection in November.
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When President Trump addressed Congress one year ago, he made promises to the American people, and in 2017, he kept those promises.
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"With more money comes more promises, and more pressure to fulfill those promises, which leads to more exaggerated claims," says Bermejo-Vega.
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In fact the chairman and CEO of Berkshire has mentioned the word "promise" over 130 times in his letters to shareholders throughout the years – each time in reference to promises kept, promises broken by others and promises he made to shareholders.
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"We're called Broken Promises because people break their promises to animals, that's why we have a sanctuary," spokeswoman Anita Innamorata Stout told WABC.
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"The promises made by Dish and T-Mobile in this deal are the kinds of promises only robust competition can guarantee," James said.
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We need to honor our promises...so my focus is on bringing Republicans together to accomplish that result to deliver on our promises.
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Promises, promises: Trump campaigned on a 15% corporate rate and a simpler personal income tax system, including huge tax cuts across the board.
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History is filled with telecom giants who make massive impressive promises pre-merger, only to ignore those promises when the ink is dry.
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I was instantly seduced by the promises of "looking better naked" and superhuman health — promises amplified by both scientific claims and glossy gurus.
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These promises were almost certainly overambitious, but they were nonetheless promises to govern and to legislate, to take responsibility as an elected official.
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So why aren't promises to save service jobs as much a staple of political posturing as promises to save mining and manufacturing jobs?
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Mining employment has leveled off lately, but despite President Trump's repeated promises to "put the miners back to work," and promises from Gov.
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But it appears Musk, who often promises things he ultimately cannot deliver, at least in the timeline he promises, didn't nail the pitch.
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"It's clear that proposal after proposal in this manifesto will mean more borrowing and debt: from promises on benefits, to promises on prison guards, to promises on nationalizing the water network," chief secretary to the finance ministry, David Gauke, said in a statement.
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So Mr Trump must stop making promises he is not ready or able to honour—promises like stopping North Korea from developing an ICBM.
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Bacharach is known for songs including "Wishin' and Hopin' " and "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head," as well as the Broadway musical Promises, Promises.
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Just as Mr. Trump's broken promises to rural America on economic revitalization make him vulnerable, so too do his broken promises on health care.
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"Promises, Promises," a very short piece about an imaginary bylaw regulating the beach-going population, is dedicated to the memory of David Foster Wallace.
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As promises of land and facilities remain mere promises, they have taken matters into their own hands, with development hubs mushrooming across South Africa.
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The FTC can punish ISPs that fail to keep net neutrality promises, but companies can just forgo making those promises in order to avoid penalties.
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To people who would believe in the false promises of ISIS or in the humility of Putin, Trump's promises don't seem that unbelievable by comparison.
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Go across your districts and remind people that for his administration, its promises made, promises kept and the Republican Congress helped him along the way.
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For a work arguing that Obama fulfilled the promises he made to the American people, Audacity displays little concern with the content of those promises.
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"North Korea made several promises and we hope they stick to those promises and if so, the meeting will go on as planned," Sanders said.
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Our culture is good at promises — our leaders take oaths, we say "I do" — and we're good at applying punishments when those promises are broken.
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Written by Neil Simon, Burt Bacharach and Hal David, "Promises, Promises" was revived on Broadway in 2010, when it starred Kristin Chenoweth and Sean Hayes.
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It's never easy to deliver on big campaign promises, much less promises to deliver on them with speed, but incompetence and infighting make it infinitely tougher.
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Like many of Trump's promises, these are impossible to keep, but he's been making a real effort (more than you can say about his other promises).
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She has always been witty in quick characterizations; her lascivious barfly in "Promises, Promises" won her a Tony Award for just 10 minutes of stage time.
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But we've been hearing promises of ARM-powered laptops for years now, and the shipping hardware has yet to live up to any of these promises.
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"Promises are not results, promises are not protections," she added, referring to so-far-unfulfilled commitments on immigration and health care made by McConnell to Sens.
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The plaintiff's evidence includes marketing materials containing Trump's promises to prospective students, together with other evidence including Trump's own deposition testimony, that appears to belie those promises.
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And while a Supreme Court justice is neither required to agree with the President's beliefs nor carry out his campaign promises, Gorsuch's views align with those promises.
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Darell featuring Bryant Myers - "Quiero Hablarte" For this sexually charged foray replete with promises upon promises of pleasure, the contrasting vocal duo invoke saints while inviting sin.
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"We've made a lot of promises over the last two years, and many of those promises already are kept so we've very honored by that," he said.
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" In the 10 years since it went off the air, he has received a Tony Award nomination for his role in the 2010 revival of "Promises, Promises.
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Silvio Baéz, the bishop of Managua, has insisted that Ortega keep the promises he has made since 2006, which in reality are promises he made in 1979.
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Ahead of the 2018 midterms, Trump's campaigning on the slogan "Promises Made, Promises Kept" to hold on to the working-class voters who propelled him to victory.
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Just as with most of the promises from the "leavers," the promises concerning economic benefits to the U.S. from an unbound UK are also smoke and mirrors.
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Just as Christianity promises ultimate redemption from Original Sin, Digitalism promises redemption from the unavoidable sin of our messy, distracted, limited brains, irrational emotions, and aging bodies.
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Fulfilling campaign promises Trump's aides describe him as both more comfortable in his role and newly eager to fulfill his campaign promises as critical midterm elections approach.
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"When elections come he offers cash and promises ... promises to give more if he wins," Mahathir said at the settlement of state-owned palm oil agency Felda.
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No children, no sex, no messy nights vomiting outside bars, no unintended pregnancies, no fights in the street, no betrayals, no surprises, no broken promises, no promises.
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Trump (and his promises) Trump during the campaign and just before his inauguration made a series of bold promises about his plans for the future of health care.
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He embodied the country, in all its historic, inherent contradictions, in all its promises, broken and unbroken, and in all of its lost promises and hard-won glories.
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They were attracted to his promises to expand big government "protections" and entitlements similar to the promises of greater riches the pro-stay campaigners have made in Britain.
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We offered concessions to the North Korean regime in exchange for promises to end their nuclear weapons program only to see them break those promises and abandon them.
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We offered concessions to the North Korean regime in exchange for promises to end their nuclear weapons programs only to see them break those promises and abandon them.
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The hearing on Tuesday in Norristown, Pa., will focus on what promises Mr. Castor made and whether those promises bind his successors in office from pursuing the case.
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Instead, Trump immediately abandoned his infrastructure promises and instead made his top legislative priority a health care bill that broke of all his campaign promises on health care.
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" Dr. Lind said studies had found that "one's reputation for keeping past threats and promises does not affect credibility of threats and promises even in the same region.
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With Trump, all pro-lifers have are promises from a man who prides himself on breaking promises and whose behavior betrays the very thing pro-lifers fight for.
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So then I started thinking about how promises are charged, and with Public Trust being presented in the lead-up to the election, and politicians making a multitude of promises, I thought it would be useful for members of the public to be given an opportunity to make their own promises.
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Let's just hope that they all prove out their promises a bit more in the next 12 months, or all we'll be left with are more promises yet unrealized.
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Voters tend to be cynical about politicians' promises, but there's an overwhelming consensus in the political science literature that politicians make good-faith efforts to fulfill their campaign promises.
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President Trump Promises to Cure Cancer If Re-Elected During Neo-Fascist Rally in FloridaPresident Donald Trump has made a lot of broken promises during his time in office.
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Promises, promises: What Trump said he would do but hasn'tSeven takeaways from the White House's 'massive' tax plan Zavala and her party had consistently led the polls for months.
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Typically incoming administrations make promises to be more open and transparent in their operations, and these promises certainly create some hope among reporters and other observers of political Washington.
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But the video also encapsulates the campaign's promises to evangelicals that it hopes will sway their vote, despite widespread reticence due to Trump's behavior and promises on many fronts.
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The breaking of Trump's campaign promises, and the substitution of the old Republican agenda in the place of those promises, has forced Republicans to supplement spin with outright lies.
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Campaign promises Trump has taken heat for months over his inability to secure a legislative victory or whittle down a lengthy list of unfulfilled campaign promises, including the wall.
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"The president's got some ideas ... and he feels like he's made campaign promises and I think he wants to be able to deliver on those promises," said GOP Sen.
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One will find, all these promises of today are like the past promises of a "somewhere over the rainbow" utopia promised by communist and socialist leaders around the world.
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"I had no idea what made him think I could be in 'Promises, Promises,' " Mr. Hayes, who starred in the revival with Kristin Chenoweth, said in a phone interview.
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"President Trump looks forward to returning to the Granite State to celebrate his message of 'Promises Made, Promises Kept,'" said Michael Glassner, chief operating officer of the Trump campaign.
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But there still is no infrastructure plan, and The Washington Post Fact Checker is tracking 60 specific campaign promises and found only six cases so far of promises kept.
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In fact, numerous promises made to pass the law have been broken by this point – and these broken promises are taking a tremendous toll on Americans' health and livelihoods.
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They learned that this was a difficult line to walk, one that often resulted in sweeping promises meant to reassure the public — promises the White House couldn't actually keep.
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"LeEco is committed to fulfilling the broken promises that technology companies have been making for 20 years - promises of a personalized user experience across all of your devices," McGuire said.
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So, unlike finance, where technology that promises to save money is an obvious investment winner, in edtech, a solution that promises to "disrupt education" does not have the same guarantees.
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Talks fell apart in May after Trump claimed that China went back on some of its promises to remedy those issues, though China said it did not break its promises.
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Dems hammer Trump for 'broken promises' in first 22019 days: Democrats are hammering President Trump ahead of his administration's 100-day mark, saying he has repeatedly broken his campaign promises.
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While Trump has made a lot of promises to conservatives, there's simply not much reason to think he would actually deliver on those promises once he reached the White House.
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But it's hard to trust that fundamentally transactional promises — like the promise she made to Ramos during the Univision debate — are promises that will be kept if political circumstances change.
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They abandoned their 2016-vintage promises to be independent of Trump and hold him accountable, and Trump betrayed his 2016-vintage promises to be independent and check the GOP's plutocratic instincts.
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Trump touted his fulfilled promises during a Pennsylvania rally on Saturday night, and the media responded by pointing out his still-unkept promises — repealing Obamacare, renegotiating NAFTA, building the wall, etc.
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While the next president should keep up the promises to boost investment, to repair our roads, bridges, water systems, and broader public works, these promises alone won't get the job done.
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Her concern: Voters grow cynical after hearing campaign promises that never go anywhere, empowering forces like President Donald Trump to rail against Washington for failed promises, as he did in 2016.
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His views aren't widely shared among conservatives, though they do represent a small crack in the foundation of Trump loyalists who are not buying the president's "Promises made, promises kept" motto.
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The continued declines are a boon to Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat elected on promises of police reform — promises that prompted warnings of mayhem to come by his opponents in 2013.
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It was a speech full of promise — and promises.
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They've heard promises — now they want to see policy.
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Richard Bacon — An economist who promises 'a collegiate approach'
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" She also promises that "this is only the beginning.
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" "We have lived through lofty promises and vague plans.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Rupert Murdoch's latest promises lack credibility.
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Liberal donors (notably Tom Steyer) + Trump hatred = impeachment promises.
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" Hagin replied: "Well, we've heard promises like that before.
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" Bane, too, promises: "We take Gotham from the corrupt!
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"It's been 500 days of action, 500 days of accomplishment (and) 500 days of promises made and promises kept," he said to the crowd of roughly 10,000 at the convention in Dallas.
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To a large extent, that push has succeeded, except regarding his total abandonment of his populist promises, the promises that set him apart from his Republican challengers and won him the election.
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"So you absolutely can't put the hat on China of reversing positions and going back on one's promises," Geng said, adding China had shown goodwill in the talks and kept its promises.
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"Promises made, promises kept" is not just a campaign slogan, but a roadmap to continued prosperity, with better jobs, higher wages, secure borders, improved education, and a stronger and more appreciated military.
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She misreads the reasons for the president's success, suggesting that he had won on grandiose promises to mend Turkey's view of its past, rather than on prosaic promises of stability and growth.
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Realism. I would say that the way that we combat technochauvinism is by being honest with ourselves about how many of our promises about the bright future of technology are empty promises.
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Campaign promises Trump's success in the New Hampshire primary -- which ignited his ascent to the Republican nomination -- was driven, in part, by his forceful promises to tackle the state's escalating opioid epidemic.
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The mayor made some promises on affordable housing, which he's now beginning to scale back – we need to hold people to the promises they made and have a serious conversation about alternatives.
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" Though the trailer promises plenty of drama as shocking secrets are revealed within the long-standing friendships and fights ensue over dinner, Reese promises, "Our friendships are resilient, just like this city.
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During his time in the White House, Steve Bannon was infamous for using a whiteboard to track all of President Trump's campaign promises to help him deliver on those promises in office.
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Now he's delivering on many of his promises—and if his steady approval rating is any indication, his base seems to forgive him for the promises he hasn't been able to keep.
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One handmade sign read "Promises Made, Promises Broken"; it featured a likeness of President Trump, who'd flown into Ohio that day for a big-money fund-raiser at a nearby country club.
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One app promises to teach people how to wash their hands, while another offers a chat forum for people to talk about the outbreak, and another promises to track the outbreak's spread.
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" Wessel cited Trump's proposed $610 billion cuts to Medicaid as one of those broken promises, writing that Trump supported the GOP healthcare bill "despite his repeated promises not to cut the program.
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For these voters, many of the candidates are simply offering promises far beyond their ability to deliver, no matter how good the promises sound or how good they would be if kept.
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Where they differ is that Sanders promises to loudly acknowledge the crime and to hold the criminals accountable; Trump promises to make people strong, so that they cannot ever be hurt again.
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Political scientists who have studied campaign promises have found that both presidents and members of Congress do make a good faith effort to keep their promises, and when they fail to, it's usually because they don't have the political support — something that the 2014 class of Republicans should have known before they made their big promises.
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Mozilla made big promises about Quantum's speed and efficiency, which are what everyone makes big promises about when they launch a new browser, and they never really make a difference in the experience.
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As president, Trump has already abandoned his promises on Medicaid and health coverage, begun to violate his promises on Social Security, and entirely ditched his promise to govern as an anti-finance populist.
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"UNREALISTIC" PROMISES Analysts have rejected Raisi's promises of jobs and cash handouts as unrealistic but admit these could win traction with voters who have felt few benefits so far from the nuclear deal.
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In no small part because of their relative youth, they say they would prefer a candidate who promises fundamental, systematic change to American society over one who promises to return Washington to normal.
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If the filibuster is left intact, few of the president's and Congress' major promises will be fulfilled, and the GOP could go into the midterms and 2020 facing voters angry at unfulfilled promises.
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Voters are split as to whether Trump is keeping his campaign promises, with 46 percent saying the president is maintaining his promises and 44 percent saying he is not living up to them.
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Even in Germany, the homeland of starry-eyed euro-naïveté, you are no longer deemed "anti-European" for pointing out the hollowness of the union's many promises — promises that have now become problems.
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Corbyn went on the attack on the issue on Friday, calling Johnson's promises a fraud and saying his Brexit deal would simply be the start of years of "painful negotiations and broken promises".
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"The paper promises of UPS to be an equal opportunity employer with zero tolerance of racist comments or conduct are, in practice, merely empty promises," lawyers for the workers say in the complaint.
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Check out more videos from VICE: In a place like Detroit, and many like it around the country, all too often people have made grand promises that have amounted to just that, promises.
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Five years later, none of these promises have come true.
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Benefit promises that these will last up to eight hours.
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They are struggling to meet promises made in easier times.
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Mr Battulga promises to share out the country's mineral wealth.
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Elizabeth calms things down and promises they'll figure things out.
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At least, that's what Dolby promises the experience is like.
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And it promises to be bitchier and funnier than ever.
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The cover art alone promises more than your money's worth.
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Why Facebook's 2011 promises to the FTC haven't protected users.
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Anki promises a future API will help expand Vector's capabilities.
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This isn't a great time to make promises or commitments.
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Artificial intelligence promises transformational advances, but with innovation comes risk.
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Corporate America is also cheering Trump's promises of less regulation.
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Also, Trump softened on some of his harshest promises: Obamacare?
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He also promises to call Melo to offer his support.
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Virtual reality promises immersive experiences that sound like sweepstakes prizes.
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The start of Solomon's tenure promises to bring other changes.
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It promises to be water resistant up to 50 meters.
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But later, he promises to not kill her or Chanel.
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"I'm going to treat people with more kindness," another promises.
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Everlane's latest capsule collection, however, promises to prevent just that.
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But there also are a stunning number of promises kept.
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A promo for the show promises waterworks from Viall himself.
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By now, you've seen the renderings and heard the promises.
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Lowering drug prices was one of Trump's signature campaign promises.
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They exchanged their promises tearfully and glowed with renewed divinity.
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He delivered on some of his promises, but not all.
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Apple promises not to share your data with other companies.
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What we've gotten instead are broken promises and petty tweets.
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Nevertheless, the legislation promises to be more problematic than effective.
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First up, there's the matter of Trump's many campaign promises.
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This, they say, gives the lie to the country's promises.
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PlanetScale also promises to uphold the principles that undergirded Vitess.
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In the new GT, McLaren promises a more relaxing experience.
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Generally, presidents follow through on promises made by their predecessors.
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Thankfully, she came into the care of Broken Promises Sanctuary.
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Well, America's promises do not come with a price tag.
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"Happiness is ahead of you," promises Angelhaha founder Qinmin Liu.
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A lonely blossom in a briar patch of broken promises.
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"Those promises turned out to be not true," Price said.
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It's also what Google promises with the new Home Hub.
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It included promises of "memorable moments" for the potential dates.
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" Grinning, he promises: "I'm not going to fire white guys.
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Yet SpaceX has delivered on all its promises so far.
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Brazilians are furious, and full of promises to do better.
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Reuters: Sanders promises to use executive order to legalize marijuana.
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We are going to fulfill the promises of Donald Trump.
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Today's debate promises to alter that idea in huge ways.
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And he promises the tracking will improve within this generation.
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He made promises (or softened his stance to) the NRA.
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One is by not following through with promises, he says.
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""Bernie says he promises every American will have a job.
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Of course, such promises are still a long way off.
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Without carbon pricing, it will not keep its climate promises.
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Country's biggest night already promises to be one to remember!
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Fast growth promises rewards for firms like travel agent Ctrip.
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" Daisy's self-proclaimed life motto was "Break Hearts, Not Promises.
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You know how Apple promises "there's an app for that"?
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"Real conservative leadership," promises a palm card for her campaign.
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Beauty brands make a lot of promises about their products.
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"No more photo ops, no more delayed promises," he said.
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It promises the kind of reality TV Trump usually loves.
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There was "truth decay" in every one of his promises.
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Many of us were burned by Nintendo promises last year.
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Demagogues oversimplify things by making false promises and excessive accusations.
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For many, pension promises from their employers are more important.
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Successive governments failed to keep their promises to reduce immigration.
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And as we've seen so far, Kai keeps his promises.
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True, the deficit is narrower than election promises had suggested.
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But he cautioned not to take those suggestions as promises.
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For Scarlett, America is a land of promises and dreams.
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The Hardlight VR Suit promises to complete the VR experience.
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He also started with a fearsome reputation and big promises.
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Clinton's plan for family and medical leave promises 12 weeks.
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There is no evidence that Sater delivered on those promises.
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ET Friday due to China pulling back on trade promises.
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"For me, promises don't keep my family together," he said.
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Perhaps that promises a new definition of actually "manning up".
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He apologizes and promises to be a good sport tomorrow.
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This could include more promises about a future trade deal.
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Nor are the promises made by Brexiteers during the campaign.
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This show finally promises to reckon with that legal change.
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The Vietnamese government promises action, on this and similar scourges.
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And 03 promises to be a very interesting year indeed.
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The North has broken many promises to forgo nuclear arms.
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Good guy David Harbour is back with his big promises.
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Alcatraz AI promises a faster badging experience with facial authentication.
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He promises big demonstrations on September 23rd, centred on Paris.
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He promises over and over to make America great again.
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The border wall was one of Trump's main campaign promises.
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Lee even promises to burn the place to the ground.
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President Trump will have to choose between candidate Trump's promises.
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The freedom that running promises is complicated for many women.
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They overpromise and under deliver or just violate their promises.
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They must ensure that the promises he made are kept.
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He has long highlighted North Korea's litany of broken promises.
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The first is a willingness to indulge in spending promises.
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Since then, the Pacific promises have come thick and fast.
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But Guzman's legal team now promises a vigorous extradition fight.
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For some, cheating might be a symbol for breaking promises.
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We have made certain promises over the last few weeks.
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The company also promises Google Assistant support in the future.
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These were written promises from corporate, not from store managers.
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Hey, man, you don't always have to keep your promises.
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The clinic promises to post more as his condition progresses.
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Too bad the phone failed to deliver on those promises.
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But critics say he has not delivered on his promises.
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Trump won the White House on promises to create jobs.
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"Lifting these restrictions will greatly help American workers," Trump promises.
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Microsoft now also promises 99.999 percent read and write availability.
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Ultimately, Olivia lets them go because Hugh promises to stay.
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Steven promises Hugh that he won't even sell the house.
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"We can't live on promises," says Hamid Murtada, an activist.
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While he made promises, though, Mr Netanyahu made phone calls.
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One of the big promises with iOS 11 is ARKit.
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The fabric promises to keep you dry and odor free.
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If I beat it, Walters promises to give me $803.
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Brown promises him, and she takes him home with her.
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Google also promises 8K and 120fps in a future update.
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Jozea and Day pretend to listen but make no promises.
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Despite campaign promises of fiscal conservatism, his office's budget ballooned.
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Allen promises Stratolaunch will ascend as early as this fall.
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But if Trump's promises prove mere paper populism, Jones won't
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Historically, every candidate for Republican leadership promises to increase transparency.
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Caitlyn Jenner is praising Donald Trump for keeping his promises.
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It was not immediately clear how binding those promises were.
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In a way, therapy, like religion, sometimes promises salvation, right?
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North Korea has broken promises to denuclearize in the past.
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"We need more than just vague promises," Boxer told reporters.
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The company also promises to address whatever caused the problem.
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Ethereum also promises to be even more decentralized than bitcoin.
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Season 3 promises to be a big one for Margaret.
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We don't break our promises to our friends, our neighbors.
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But it has achieved none of its other major promises.
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Are we going to keep the promises that we made?
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Cameron has tried to extract promises for reform from Europe.
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"We're not making any promises but we'll try," he said.
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We're hearing a lot of campaign promises, but few details.
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Expect more talk and promises about raising the minimum wage.
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Everything promises to be incredibly easy to make at home.
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It promises to "shut off" menstrual cramps through electrical impulses.
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Now the GOP needs to make good on its promises.
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How is the US doing on keeping its climate promises?
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They aren't accomplishments; they are promises to eventually accomplish things.
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But before grand projects and promises, small steps are needed.
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Promises of better access once a pool is set up.
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It promises to hand out land to the new arrivals.
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Laurie promises he's deleted the information he hacked from us.
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These candidates make a lot of promises that go nowhere.
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But most of time, they under deliver on their promises.
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This app promises a breakdown of your daily app usage.
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In addition, Foxconn has raised doubts over its hiring promises.
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Mr. Sanders campaigned hard on promises to expand Social Security.
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Blockchain is the newest breakthrough that promises to transform society.
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To me, it looks like empty words and broken promises.
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If we do that, we can deliver on our promises.
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The company promises me that will change later this year.
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"I'm as invested in this as you are," she promises.
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Turnbull promises a more entrepreneurial Australia, Shorten a fairer one.
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Her family needed money and the recruiter made golden promises.
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"We're going to go rock that with Garth," Pardi promises.
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So far, the Department has made good on its promises.
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Donald Trump promises to build the Great Wall of Texas.
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The GOP also won the Senate with those same promises.
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The reform promises to be France's most important in decades.
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SpaceX's promises to the public are larger than ever, now.
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Don't give things upfront for promises sometime in the future.
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Such resilience appears a bit odd given the spending promises.
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In return, the government supplied a handful of modest promises.
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Some of Clinton's transparency promises ended up not being kept.
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Veterans need Trump to turn campaign promises into presidential action.
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Clinton and did not believe Mr. Trump's promises to veterans.
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Indeed, the Galaxy Fold promises the best of both worlds.
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The disbursement was conditional on Greece delivering on reform promises.
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Now, PDVSA is struggling to make good on those promises.
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Instead, it promises merely to "examine" information about PFAS discharges.
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Promises and reform plans have been offered many times before.
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Sherman predicted that Calibra will not adhere to those promises.
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Amazon promises 232 weeks of battery life on a charge.
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But Grey promises that one day he will kill Jamie.
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"These are his promises," reads a caption in the video.
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And it has reneged on these kinds of promises before.
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Company executives always make promises when they announce big deals.
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Americans don't want a vague GOP concept with pithy promises.
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It's time for the administration to keep the president's promises.
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Friday's hearing — if it still happens — promises to generate headlines.
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In the letter, Michaels promises to start the rulemaking processes.
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The Whyd plays sound, but it also promises to listen.
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The future comes, and their promises go out the window.
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Coaches make recruiting promises they have no intention of keeping.
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The latest wave of global technological change promises similar challenges.
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But while fintech promises much, it also poses systemic risks.
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Promises mixed with lies mixed with hopes mixed with hostility.
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It's a complex plan with big promises and high stakes.
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All sorts of promises are made prior to their departure.
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Another of his newsletters, called "Secret Income," promises "instant" income.
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At times it bleeds despair; at others, it promises hope.
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"Promises are great, but we want to see it gone."
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Trump has moved aggressively to make good on his promises.
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Boxing often promises so much but habitually delivers very little.
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Price is still TBD, but LG promises an "exceptional" one.
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It promises smart devices, smart cities, and even smarter businesses.
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Promises of economic benefits are as illusory as lost civilizations.
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He promises to create more jobs than voters can imagine.
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Stadia promises a single ecosystem for gaming across all devices.
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And Beijing promises it will get easier to do so.
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The future is full of promise, or at least promises.
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I work with the president in delivering on our promises.
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Despite promises from the federal government, nothing had been fixed.
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Tests weren't even offered to them, despite these public promises.
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The government promises to pay the wages of UK workers
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For now, it's hard to read too much into promises.
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During the campaign, he mixed common sense and ludicrous promises.
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It's not about a cream that promises you endless possibilities.
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Investors might want to be wary of Elon Musk's promises.
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They disbanded after extracting promises of help from the government.
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VICE: Do you think Trump has met his campaign promises?
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He promises his Emmy Awards look will be show stopping.
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Man promises to meet the woman at the Eiffel Tower.
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Other promises have been slower to get off the ground.
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" The promises: "The sweetest dreams happen on a City Mattress.
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Promises made in the heat of the moment are easy.
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Superficially, all of these promises had a certain historical logic.
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They make promises, and they make them and break them.
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It isn't living up to its own promises on misinformation.
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Gangster group in "Eastern Promises" RUSSIAN MOB Russian dressing 51A.
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The legislation promises to bring medical cures to patients faster.
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I think that's one of the promises this technology has.
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To some callers, Mr. Kelly politely promises to forward messages.
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She promises this new story would also have erotic appeal.
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But it lacks the resources to fill all its promises.
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Despite the familiar promises, Amazon is not a good partner.
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But The Times promises to continue its commitment to education.
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This season, however, Houston promises to be an invigorating experience.
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Abraham promises music, talk radio, and physical stickers for sale.
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But the extradition process promises to be long, and complicated.
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" A headline promises that "Shaked will tame the High Court.
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But she now promises a more detailed version of events.
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But politicians make lots of promises, which are often empty.
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There are others to whom I cannot make similar promises.
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The break with ordinary life promises to be refreshingly complete.
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Partisan strife promises to follow him to the court, too.
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Victor promises to make a female companion for his monster.
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Years of broken promises to ethnic groups have not helped.
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But the creative math about the promises masks deeper challenges.
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It's just another one of those promises... and we're done.
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That prompted promises from the department to improve its record.
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The one who makes promises and is open to compromise?
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China made no new promises to take stronger climate action.
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Ironically, Trump's public charge rule change promises devastating economic consequences.
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The myth of Sanders' turnout boom Sanders promises new voters.
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But Sierra, he promises, is much prettier and more talented.
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They take the promises of politicians less and less seriously.
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It is not their grand goals or their grand promises.
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It has fallen short on similar promises in the past.
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With all the promises people have made, nothing has happened.
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Partly that reflects the tech industry's predilection for grandiose promises.
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Restoring the Medicare cuts is about more than keeping promises.
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The history of the health insurance industry promises as much.
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Nor did he make false promises about coal roaring back.
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Pacheco promises to be one to continue watching in 2020.
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Do not be deceived by their promises of free handouts.
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I guess like many promises by politicians, they were empty.
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We've gotten out of the habit of delivering on promises.
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History promises you a kiss When she comes to bed.
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The Facebook employees left offering only vague promises, officials said.
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I'm focused on God's promises and that sweet little face!!
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The iOS 13 release promises a number of significant changes.
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But the interior experience promises to be a significant upgrade.
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We should find out which promises are the empty ones.
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The other big promises she made were around police accountability.
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Maybe they think we'll forget about the promises they made.
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How dutybound am I to uphold others' (sometimes unrealistic) promises?
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How dutybound am I to uphold others' (sometimes unrealistic) promises?
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All things considered, 2020 promises to be a wild ride.
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But it also promises to cap energy bills for many.
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But a taste proved this to be all false promises.
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Tesla is finally catching up to CEO Elon Musk's promises.
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And one of his main promises was overhauling India's economy.
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They assuage every grievance with empty promises of restored glory.
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Let's see if those promises can, in part, be kept.
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" Similarly, the 2016 Republican Party platform promises "peace through strength.
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What they found instead was that promises are easily broken.
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Motorola promises 38 hours of continuous use from a charge.
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It could create more work than it promises to alleviate.
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In short, Twitter promises going forward things will be different.
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Most of those promises are a long way from fulfilled.
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Good. Episode 9 promises to tie much of this together.
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Victims are often lured by false promises of decent work.
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With previous presidents, their election promises weren't taken so seriously.
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The return to earth promises to be anything but magical.
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We can also be smart about the promises we're making.
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Can they make enough promises without committing to too many?
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The Lightning Network promises to reduce this process to seconds.
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Hornacek made no promises about Noah starting next season, either.
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Many progressives in the UK feel Johnson's promises aren't credible.
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IBM promises a 95% service availability for its quantum machines.
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Sint Maarten in February promises to be a good deal.
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Regardless, the Lenovo Smart Display 7 delivers on its promises.
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Maybe they think we'll forget about the promises they made.
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In his acceptance speech Sunday night, he echoed those promises.
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The added LED light session promises a youthful glow. elainehuntzinger.com.
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"I'm keeping my promises to the American people," he said.
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Time will tell if they follow through on their promises.
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Do you think Obama was insincere in his campaign promises?
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And the CEO made a number of promises on Thursday.
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And certainly no promises of "bold" leadership from the commissioner.
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The government barely took action on these bold promises, however.
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It does not keep our promises to the American people.
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"The promises made by Dish and T-Mobile in this deal are the kinds of promises only robust competition can guarantee," New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement offered to TechCrunch.
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Will Xi finally make significant steps to fulfill the reform promises of the 2013 Third Plenum as well as promises he is likely to make later this month as part of the anniversary commemorations?
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Both main parties are showering the electorate with promises of extra money for this, that and the other, and the Institute of Fiscal Studies has suggested neither of them have properly costed their promises.
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Read: Rouhani promises change in Iran The key issues The President has had a tough time defending the 2015 nuclear deal and his opponents have accused him of not making good on his promises.
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Upon closer examination of Trump's veterans reform platform, perhaps the only real surprise is not his ability to execute his campaign promises but how reasonable and indicative of compromise those campaign promises actually are.
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Yet everywhere I look, people celebrate two defining truths: of the equality that persists despite the broken promises of our government and a recognition that one day we will make good on those promises.
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" Chokwe Antar's posters, between plentiful exclamation points, made promises of "continuing the vision"; Yarber, for his part, told the Jackson Free Press, "I don't make promises to people other than to provide good government.
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In short, despite the fact that Trump's rollbacks are more promises than realities today, the US government can affect energy markets, and give fossil fuels a small measure of respite, merely with its promises.
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"I've done pinky promises with babies who are only a couple of weeks old and I've done pinky promises with elderly women who have been pushed in their wheelchairs by their granddaughters," she says.
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We know President Trump is committed to the promises he has made to the pro-life movement, the promises on which he was elected, including redirecting Planned Parenthood's taxpayer funding to community health centers.
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If "Wish List" movingly inhabits the here and now, the 1968 Broadway musical "Promises, Promises" is showing its age — at least if its current revival at the Off West End Southwark Playhouse, through Feb.
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Can I have the liberty to do that?" the co-chairman said at the lunch on Thursday, which had the theme "Hong Kong, 20 Years Later: Promises Made, Promise Kept, Promises to be Fulfilled.
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But if there's anything to be taken from the telecom industry's long history of unfulfilled promises, caveats, head fakes, and outright falsehoods, it's that sector promises should always be taken with several grains of salt.
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Here was a person who had gotten caught up in the promises of love and grooviness that were the allure of the hippie movement—the promises that, as Didion had written, at length, were bogus.
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The Clinton-Kaine book, by contrast, promises to "review" trade agreements like NAFTA that are "already on the books" and promises to oppose the controversial Asian trade deal known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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Trump took aim at de Blasio after the mayor spoke at a Brooklyn event in front of a sign that read "Promises Made, Promises Kept," a phrase Trump has used at recent campaign-style rallies.
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The president seems to be fixated on keeping his promises to those voters who bet on him when nobody else thought he had a chance, no matter how good or bad those promises might be.
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As Michael Kruse's excellent Politico magazine profile of older white Trump voters in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, shows, many Trump voters are reacting to Trump's broken promises by deciding they don't care that much about the promises.
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But instead of fulfilling the immigration promises the public voted on, some Republican leaders seem more focused on fulfilling an Obama promise to illegal aliens than they are in fulfilling promises to the American public.
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When his promises disappoint, cynicism will only climb a further notch.
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Many of the president's policy promises remain unfulfilled or suffer roadblocks.
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But he acknowledged, exasperatedly, that he could offer them few promises.
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Musk has made bold promises for the company's Supercharger network before.
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Papa Fuerte promises to help her in any way he can.
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This year promises an odd turnabout for this lifelong Mets fan.
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Clinton promises to at least notch small victories on her own.
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The $360 optional upgrade doesn't just make winters easier, Volkswagen promises.
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"We turn your lab data, into action,"the DNAFit website promises.
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There's a new dualcore processor that promises better performance and efficiency.
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The answer is he makes promises and fights to keep them.
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One of Vox's campaign promises is to repeal the 2007 law.
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This series, executive produced by Jay Z, promises to be harrowing.
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This series, executive produced by Jay Z, promises to be harrowing.
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The company promises a speedy onboarding experience and a great design.
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History suggests those promises are going to be proven decidedly hollow.
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" Snowz, Horwang promises, will "help you not return to being dark.
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Their advertised journey promises hijinks and tearful goodbyes, all likely forgettable.
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The judges say despite Britney's promises, she continued to abuse drugs.
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But these watered-down versions of electoral promises have underwhelmed supporters.
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Investors have been encouraged by promises of tax cuts and deregulation.
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While 2018 brought heartache and healing, 2019 promises a fresh start.
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"We're going harder than we've ever gone before," promises Pauly, 37.
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Republicans seemingly trust this President to keep his promises on enforcement.
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Mulvaney's confirmation promises to accelerate work on Trump's upcoming budget plan.
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But you come away from it not fully believing Madeline's promises.
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But despite the promises of other services, Sling TV delivered today.
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It promises no bullshit and no imposition on your busy schedule.
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But -- because North Korea has made promises and broken them before.
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The physical barrier was one of his most repeated campaign promises.
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The Obamacare exchange subsidies, Medicare, and Medicaid are defined benefit promises.
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When you weren't attacking everyday Americans, you were making empty promises.
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Bowers & Wilkins promises 22 hours of battery life on the headphones.
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We have offered them time and again for promises of denuclearization.
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Unfortunately, governing is different from making promises on the campaign trail.
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When Trump promises jobs in the future, I don't believe him.
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It is the ultimate hubris, an action that promises disastrous consequences.
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Promises like these, Sanders argued, were the "cornerstone" of Trump's campaign.
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Is it because the President has made good on his promises?
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Nuclear fusion promises to solve the problems of traditional fission power.
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The James Webb Space Telescope promises to be Hubble's incredible successor.
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It's not going to buy promises from China for policy stimulus.
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" She promises, however, "that green lipstick will never be fully retired!
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And, on the defensive front, blockchain promises to eradicate piracy. 8.
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Be careful of your promises and who you make them to.
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We now know that all of those promises have been broken.
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The largest opposition party promises to secure the borders against them.
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The political split this time comes amid accusations of broken promises.
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Mary Jane promises Justin that she won't entertain that ludicrous idea.
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If elected, Mr Trump would struggle to fulfil half his promises.
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But they're encouraged to see Clinton making these kinds of promises.
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Still, JumpStart promises it will add more features down the line.
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Mr Macri has already made promises he may have trouble keeping.
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The Super Bowl episode promises to make us just as misty.
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And he promises to renegotiate or even withdraw from the deal.
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After that, he promises we'll see more than just the controversy.
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Unsurprisingly, such promises of handouts went down well with the crowd.
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The ceremony promises to be a spectacle of almost Olympic proportions.
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Sione says he has seen these promises before, and isn't convinced.
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These promises are the bread and butter of Farage and Trump.
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Recently, however, firms have started reneging on their promises to bondholders.
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Promises don't cease to be binding because the promisee is dead.
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Chris Murphy said he won promises for votes on two measures.
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I started fulfilling campaign promises as soon as Trump took officers.
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Despite candidates' promises, Americans know elections cannot really change their lives.
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"Antifa promises violence," Ngo wrote in a tweet about the video.
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Apple also promises that it will speed up keyboard repair times.
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The scheme supports one of India's promises under the Paris accord.
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So who do you think is more likely to keep promises?
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This tool alone promises to cut hiring time by 60 percent.
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So did earlier promises of revolutions in railways, prisons and more.
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He received treatment at the popular Malibu alcohol rehabilitation center, Promises.
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But all he actually got were murmurs of agreement and promises.
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In particular, USMCA promises growth for America's small and midsized exporters.
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And he doesn't believe May will actually act on her promises.
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Yet the promises of future co-operation were just as thin.
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Getting tough on China was one of Trump's signature campaign promises.
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"Now Alexa helps you look your best," the product description promises.
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Another promises a stall at an upcoming leek show, "as always".
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And Murphy is never one to not deliver on his promises.
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It will not, Casey promises, ask you for your email password.
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Mr Trump lobbied hard for the cup, with promises and threats.
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Pebble Promises Not to Brick Its Watches Until 2018Pebble is dead.
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Factory-grown leather promises several advantages over skins taken from animals.
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"Surely we can do better than what the Republican #healthcarebill promises."
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However, Jumbo promises that viewers will be satisfied with the finale.
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Netanyahu thanked Trump for "having the courage to keep your promises".
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Still, Trump has not always followed through on his philanthropic promises.
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What about special Collagen Beautèa that promises to support your bones?
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Nevertheless, following his date with Shushanna, Kamil promises himself to Annaliese.
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The Analogue console promises to offer a 21st century Nintendo experience.
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The party manifestos all contain vague promises to slash public debt.
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With their investments have come big promises, but few concrete results.
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Nola promises to pay upon receiving her first check from teaching.
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"You will ever be the same again!" the video promises. Ominous.
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This development promises to facilitate the recovery process for burn victims.
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He received treatment at the popular Malibu alcohol rehabilitation center, Promises.
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They don&apost really keep up with promises all the time.
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Trump has a responsibility to make good on his campaign promises.
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It included both tariff cuts and promises to forswear new duties.
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She promises to do her best to keep an open mind.
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He promises to tell her the truth about everything over time.
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He attributed part of that to the cost savings CropX promises.
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In brief, this car promises to be both expansive and expensive.
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Humanity's record of following through on its climate promises is dismal.
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The only thing that promises to be ghastlier is the outcome.
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Indeed, the company promises costs of 8 cents per passenger mile.
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The company promises "autocorrect that actually works" on its app listings.
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Promises about Android device updates are as ephemeral as Snapchat messages.
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It also directly contradicts his initial promises not to touch entitlements.
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Don't overbook yourself, and definitely avoid making promises you can't keep.
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One larger television promises an orb show every couple of hours.
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A 2,000mAHbattery promises up to six hours of crisp, uninhibited sound.
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Still, I'm not saying the Superbook won't deliver on its promises.
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Now isn't the time to make promises or have serious conversations.
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And we don't need to make empty promises to each other.
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He promises the truth, but then just sends a poop GIF.
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That is a far cry from Trump's promises to coal miners.
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The Congress party promises cash payments for the poorest 50m households.
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Alice Braga promises a return of kickass women to summer television.
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Even then, it promises to be like nothing we've ever seen.
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An avowed nationalist, he came into office making two big promises.
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It may be weird, but it promises to be wonderful too.
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Jet uses an algorithm that it promises will deliver lower prices.
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But in every other way, it promises a more peaceful world.
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It encourages grandiloquent promises about intervening here and providing aid there.
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If nothing else, this promises to be an incredibly fun time.
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According to weather predictions, the launch environment promises to be clear.
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The candidate also made promises about Ford cars and Oreo cookies.
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The technology promises to solve complex problems and unlock scientific mysteries.
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Skepticism goes even further than campaign promises and action in Congress.
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Clinton specifically promises not to raise taxes on the middle class.
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But authorities had failed to make any "concrete promises," he said.
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His promises to build the nation's weak industrial base, invest in
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Today, dictator Kim Jong-un, he kept one of his promises.
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Both Obamacare repeal and tax reform were key Trump campaign promises.
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Some think such promises are almost too good to be true.
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One of the bold promises was 50 miles of bike lanes.
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Clinton to her promises and completing their ultimate takeover of the
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Trump, though, appears not to care or even understand his promises.
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So I'll go for a candidate who promises to fight inequality.
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The organizers stumbled on some of their promises the first day.
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Republicans have made a lot of promises on their tax bill.
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The new course promises a lot in a short 17 weeks.
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Top brass' unkept promises bred distrust among employees past and present.
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"It's a necessary addition to any girl's makeup bag," Lee promises.
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Congress and historically Washington has always been skeptical of those promises.
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A clever new wallet design promises to handle that for you.
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But promises are like babies: Easy to make, hard to deliver.
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Even with those limitations, Mueller's testimony promises to be enormously consequential.
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The government has yet to fulfill the promises it campaigned on.
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But Erdogan says the bloc is not delivering on its promises.
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The promises you make mean nothing compared to those you keep.
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Donald Trump was elected president after a campaign of bold promises.
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He has delivered on some major promises and stumbled on others.
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Hillary Clinton promises to repeat almost all of Obama's policy mistakes.
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When policies don't deliver on their promises, policymakers have two options.
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Is the Phantom 4 as good a flier as DJI promises?
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Victims said the meeting merely produced a restatement of old promises.
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He promises to get help, and to call Ben and apologize.
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But with her political capital eroded, those promises now look empty.
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Because these endurance tests are exactly what Flashpoint promises to add.
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Just remember not to make any promises you can't keep, Scorpio!
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Clinton promises that she'll be there along the way to help.
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No promises, but they might even have Velcro instead of buckles.
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But this year, he promises to keep classy and carry on.
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The new Air Nano promises the same sound for only $99.
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And again it goes back to promises, commitment, fairness and transparency.
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However, his ecstatic reunion with Alexanya promises more than it delivers.
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It's nice to see that these promises are actually panning out.
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Together, these writings suggest he'll be the conservative justice Trump promises.
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"I often had problems keeping my promises," he told the crowd.
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Qualley, (The Leftovers, The Nice Guys) and promises to be a
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It promises tolerance, community, creative freedom, chill vibes, and big salaries.
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The government is aware of the poor record and promises change.
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Among them are her parents, who she promises some good news.
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Johnson, of course, made good on a lot of his promises.
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I did not have to resort to bankruptcies or empty promises.
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Buhari won the presidency on promises to combat Nigeria's endemic corruption.
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He is, personally, also committed to delivering on his campaign promises.
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He also promises a third tape before the end of March.
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Its return in the Rio games promises to be more cosmopolitan.
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Most of Trump's promises are too grotesque to actually be realized.
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HTC promises more information on the device in "the coming months."
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He promises to bring manufacturing jobs back while keeping immigrants out.
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It promises to be a miserable holiday season for business travellers.
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An exciting conversation will arrive this morning, one that promises change.
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That means not only keeping his promises but going beyond them.
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"The new album will take over the top spot," she promises.
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And you don't make empty promises, you make real things happen.
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People will be making plenty of promises they can't keep today.
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We've been seeing promises of a fecal future for awhile now.
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But that's not what he has promised; it's what Clinton promises.
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Don't get carried away with promises that are impossible to keep.
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These incredibly imperiled creatures need a lot more than vague promises.
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This promises to be the most divisive election in many years.
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Foxconn has a history of grand promises followed by local disappointment.
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Dem senator calls on Trump to stick to economic promises: Sen.
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Burgum was elected last year on promises of streamlining state government.
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The centrists make promises they've made for decades and never kept.
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It may sound outrageous, but he's delivered on outrageous promises before.
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Promises to quickly reduce immigration levels are also being played down.
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Just as importantly, no set of promises can cover every contingency.
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Samsung promises to keep your bank card data nice and secure.
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In my tests of preproduction AirPods, they delivered on these promises.
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Currently it promises to keep very low rates to spring 2020.
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But, of course, these populist promises soon proved to be empty.
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They discounted promises that the construction would bring substantial new jobs.
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The extension also promises to find the lowest prices at Amazon.
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The dynamic between McCarthy and Trump promises similar show-stopping results.
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But the false promises of ObamaCare have never been the answer.
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Buses will soon come under one regulatory authority, Mr Alam promises.
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Of course, there are plenty of promises that Trump didn't keep.
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The entire facade, the brand promises, has been GucciGhost-ified. Spoooooky!
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THE REST OF THE COINS ARE PROMISES OF THE FUTURE, RIGHT.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn dismissed the prime minister's promises as inadequate.
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A $9 clay mask that promises the 'world's most powerful facial'
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Democrats must highlight and hammer at each of Trump's failed promises.
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Now, along with Ramos and others, she's delivering on those promises.
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Recent history shows voters have little patience for broken campaign promises.
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It promises to be a tense few days in the House.
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Democrats on Monday accused Republicans of backsliding on their campaign promises.
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Gallup asked how important each of 22019 Trump campaign promises were.
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But Republicans want the president to keep up his campaign promises.
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Despite the latest round of promises, Glencore stock just kept falling.
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Despite all the promises, the benefits have been slow in coming.
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And President Trump promises "truly great HealthCare" after this next election.
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But migrants are enticed with false promises to take dangerous journeys.
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"We can reignite the revolution by internalizing the revolution," Sandberg promises.
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Ending DACA fulfills one of Trump's top campaign promises on immigration.
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Trump also made some promises to the North Korean leader Tuesday.
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The course promises to teach you the graces of a duchess.
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Mr. Ryan's promises to end poverty and to address executive authority?
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"Our managers will make promises and never keep them," he continued.
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But the battle with tech giants promises to be more spectacular.
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North Korea has made and broken similar promises in the past.
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Now under private ownership that promises is probably empty, ICA said.
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She's here to interrogate broken wage promises and grotesque Playboy punters,
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And I don't think our democratic process promises anyone a turn.
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But the wildly unrealistic promises didn't start at 85033 5th Ave.
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Those breaking their promises could be sure of the risk: imprisonment.
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But to those humiliated by defeat, he promises we'll win again.
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"I am not making promises that I can't keep," she said.
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In that note, Zuckerberg made one particular promises that stands out.
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VR promises to do away with that pesky middle layer altogether.
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"I now have a wife & babies & some self-esteem #gratitude #promises."
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China has also made ambitious promises to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Clinton promises to bring back jobs that have been outsourced overseas.
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But warning signs on the horizon indicate these promises are waning.
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"I had my reasons," Rachel promises the mean, which okay. VROOM!
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By preventing homelessness, a subsidy also promises to save public dollars.
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It's also a love that makes no promises of its endurance.
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Who wants to join an organization that reneges on its promises?
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Was it the BulletProof Brain Octane, which promises to boost concentration?
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"The social contract is weakened because of unfulfilled promises," he said.
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Cities like Philadelphia have raised similar concerns about unfulfilled Verizon promises.
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Q: Moving the embassy was one of the president's campaign promises.
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It looks freaky, but promises to allow the patient to walk.
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A proper dive bar doesn't beckon us in with false promises.
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EST to see if the series lives up to its promises.
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George R.R. Martin has built too many story promises around Arya.
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And it falls very, very short of his campaign trail promises.
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Cutting corporate tax rates was one of Trump's key campaign promises.
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Facebook promises to have more humans overseeing its ad-targeting machine.
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This memoir promises that McCain will be as candid as ever.
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"Nutria is the next step in personalized nutrition," the site promises.
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Social Security and Medicare won't be cut, per Trump's repeated promises.
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They hooked into Trump's promises to hit back against these countries.
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" Then his promises:"Protection will lead to great prosperity and strength.
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It's bringing a software update that promises to fix battery life.
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HANNITY: And those are promises you're telling the people of Wisconsin?
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Each battery promises about 16 minutes of flight time person charge.
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Its titular town promises eternal happiness but really offers endless lethargy.
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As it turns out, none of those promises were actually true.
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Even if your coworkers don't always keep their promises, you should.
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He promises to destroy terrorists with a wave of his hand.
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Those promises have played well among many communities along the river.
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Politicians, of course, break promises made in the heat of campaigns.
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Clinton promises to expand broadband, defend Net Neutrality and promote cybersecurity.
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It also promises to reorder the electoral map in powerful ways.
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However, Johnson has a long record of breaking his election promises.
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However, such promises should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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One included a nude photo; another was filled with sexual promises.
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President Trump campaigned on promises to lower the costs of drugs.
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"He's keeping promises, instead of lip service like every other politician."
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The border wall was one of Mr. Trump's primary campaign promises.
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The alternative, silence and stonewalling, promises a church permanently in flames.
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But some tent residents said they were skeptical of the promises.
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Whatever else Chávez became, he delivered on many of his promises.
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Still, she says she promises she's going to do her best.
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What's less normal is the promises he made to the donors.
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Republicans criticize the law for not living up to its promises.
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There's no way they can deliver on all these promises simultaneously.
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Unlike McConnell, Ryan hasn't made any promises to Democrats on immigration.
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Vague promises of Israeli concessions were not enough for everyone, however.
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We at Carrier depended on him to deliver on those promises.
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He enjoys making big, bold promises, many of which don't materialize.
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The city's newest mayor promises something unthinkable under the president: coexistence.
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Because you can show up here, that's fine, and make promises.
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DoorDash didn't mention back wages in its public promises to workers.
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Now he's dismayed by what he considers the president's broken promises.
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But he has not taken any action on two other promises.
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Helping insurance companies keep their promises to policyholders was fine work.
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HIIT promises the best workout in the least amount of time.
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But the promises to do better are starting to wear thin.
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That promises to change with home games back in Nassau County.
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To do so, he will need to keep his campaign promises.
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There were reasons to believe lofty promises as 21919 was beginning.
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And Trump, I thought he was pretty loyal to his promises.
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The network must be secure enough for the innovations it promises.
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But exploring outside the retail market promises something much more compelling.
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The damage promises to be an expensive and long-term challenge.
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The White House hopeful who promises simply to govern is doomed.
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Like dozens of books I've seen before, it makes big promises.
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It promises to be a feast for the ears and eyes.
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It contradicts Trump's campaign promises, and yet he picked them anyway.
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There have been pledges to boycott Georgia and promises to stay.
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The general election promises to be hard-fought and potentially ugly.
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Previous governors have made similar promises, but failed to fully deliver.
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For one thing, Mr. Musk has to deliver on his promises.
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"He made so many promises but didn't do anything," he said.
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The microphones have been improved and Apple promises "studio-quality" sound.
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With campaign season comes promises that are forgotten after an election.
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It also promises to focus on the fight against climate change.
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But actual legislation can't close huge fiscal gaps with vague promises.
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No promises that his government would be better prepared next time.
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It's long past time for penitence and promises on clerical pedophilia.
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She promises to handle your questions with respect, forthrightness and honesty.
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Headlines Rishi Sunak promises £350bn emergency rescue package for business on.ft.
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Israelis tend to take a jaundiced view of Mr. Netanyahu's promises.
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Donald Trump has not made any such promises of his own.
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He promises that if she does, he won't bother her again.
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He was full of promises that people never saw come true.
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Many are drawn by promises of miracles, only to confront setbacks.
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Whether skeptics are sold on these promises remains to be seen.
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Bertrand Tavernier's "My Journey Through French Cinema" delivers what it promises.
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Lam's promises on Wednesday and vowed to continue filling the streets.
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"I think it's gonna be a really good season," she promises.
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Revolut promises 1.35% AER interest rate up to a certain limit.
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Is keeping our promises to our allies too much to ask?
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The film promises to bring his famous Sunday Service to theatergoers.
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So this budget makes huge promises that it can't possibly deliver.
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The year 2020 promises yet more opportunities for the criminal world.
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"Shattered" promises chapter and verse on that, and it ruefully delivers.
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"It's gorgeous, hold on I'll text you a photo," she promises.
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It promises almost to double the minimum wage if re-elected.
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The killing of General Suleimani promises much of both to come.
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Those promises helped them win big victories in Congress in 28503.
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"Regimes fall apart when they can't fulfill their promises," Atwood added.
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Taxpayers are quite familiar with broken promises in the nation's capital.
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Then, like now, FCC leaders took the promises at face value.
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But it has kept its promises, to nations and individuals alike.
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Withdrawing was one of Trump's key promises during his presidential campaign.
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But can they deliver on their promises to fight global warming?
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Promises abounded to lure low-cost carriers to fly domestic routes.
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Less promises himself a better workout in a day or two.
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We don't want any more policy bromides grounded in campaign promises.
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Promises: To avoid prosecutions for possession of small amounts of marijuana.
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"I don't know if there are any backdoor promises," Joseph said.
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Proactive promises like the ones Ms. Brainard raised could help, too.
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That would help Johnson meet his promises of higher public spending.
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If you stick to your promises, maybe the Democrats will, too.
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No Labels' success this year promises to provide momentum into 2020.
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Sessions promises to enforce laws protecting LGBT people 11:20 a.m.
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" Carson promises his plan would not create a "new federal bureaucracy.
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The first time, there were big promises that were never fulfilled.
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Mosby's unmet promises might have troubled her re-election campaign more.
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This show, which promises remarkable photographs and ephemera, is long overdue.
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But the promises did nothing to stop the unfolding street violence.
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Under a SPD-led government, Schulz promises a very different Germany.
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The website promises homeowners up to $12,000 in income a year.
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"I'll also miss the babies and the pinkie promises," Warren said.
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These are false promises, but they play well with some audiences.
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Because for all its promises of changing the world for the
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Biannual campaign promises about lowering health care costs are wearing thin.
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I make no promises about my willpower on the return trip.
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The company promises zero to 60 acceleration in under five seconds.
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Hardworking families have been the direct beneficiaries of those kept promises.
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Mr. Sanders's immigration plan, by contrast, promises a moratorium on deportations.
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Any broad charge, Mr. Carrier said, "promises to be a bombshell."
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It promises to be a sight that will continue to astonish.
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The Snapdragon 865 also promises better AI performance than the 855.
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This is despite president-elect Tsai's promises not to provoke China.
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Voters said they liked Harris's promises of "choice" in health care.
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But such promises are of little value to anti-abortion groups.
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It is unresolved and promises to continue into the new year.
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Biden promises that if elected, he will beat the NRA again,.
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The lives of Americans are littered with high-cost campaign promises.
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Sanders can never be accused of keeping his campaign promises small.
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Bitcoin is not holding up to its key promises to investors.
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What to make of Mr. Trump's shifting positions and huge promises?
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The voters know the politicians will break their promises once elected.
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Mr. de Blasio campaigned on promises to rein in police excesses.
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Ultimately, Trump stuck by his trade promises Thursday despite Cohn's advice.
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The Chinese do, however, seem to have made some welcome promises.
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They did so on promises of real legislative change in Washington.
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The "social catastrophe" that Mr Fernández promises to end is real.
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Mr Fernández promises to put the economy "back on its feet".
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In total, Tent has secured promises from more than 100 companies.
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And like some politicians, some CEOs make promises they don't keep.
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It was reluctant to make any promises unless America moved first.
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Labour promises another referendum, in which Mr Corbyn would be neutral.
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Trump will likely need Democratic help to fulfill his campaign promises.
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And their strike promises to be different from all the others.
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He ran on promises for which he now expects budget backing.
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Sometimes I grow tired of you and your easily broken promises.
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It was one of the basic cornerstones of his campaign promises.
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Now PES is asking for another bailout and making more promises.
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VW offered hollow apologies and promises to fix the devious devices.
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Paul Krugman Donald Trump will break most of his campaign promises.
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This piece, however, promises to be more creative — and more fun.
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In addition, it's UV protective, and promises to permanently control odor.
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Faith in a system that makes two contradictory promises is declining.
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Here's an assessment of his progress on the promises he made.
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How many of those promises will she now have to keep?
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Go deeper: Netanyahu promises Trump's backing for Israeli sovereignty over settlements
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Congo's president has delivered on some of his promises of peace.
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The debate promises to make its way into the bishop meetings.
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He will get more platitudes and promises and very few results.
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Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy.
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So instead, we make promises to clean up the mess later.
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But they can't offer any promises that you'll like being there.
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Making big promises is one thing; paying for them is another.
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And it promises a trade promotion program to develop new markets.
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But even on this diminished measure, Ryan's record betrayed his promises.
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But we want to know and she promises to weigh it.
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No promises: there may be technical obstacles a solver couldn't anticipate.
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Putin said Trump was trying to fulfill his election campaign promises by ordering the troop withdrawal, but that he was not always able to fulfill his promises because of what Putin described as internal political issues.
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His perspective reflects the main wellspring of opinion among elite Republicans — Trump has mostly kept the promises they agreed with (cutting taxes, defending gun rights, appointing conservative judges) and mostly abandoned the promises they disagreed with.
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Bannon viewed himself as the populist defender of Trump's campaign promises in the White House, working daily to tick off items from the list of promises that hung on the walls of his West Wing office.
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He promises that Senate Republicans will block Clinton from making good on campaign promises such as raising taxes on the wealthy, hiking the minimum wage, strengthening regulations on Wall Street and enacting even modest gun control.
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Doing so would break one of his major campaign promises, and the president not only does his utmost to keep those promises, he also knows that getting into a war could cost him the 2020 election.
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This has led to scepticism about whether the government will be able to keep its promises in the face of tough EU negotiations and what failing to meet its promises might mean for the wider manufacturing sector.
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"This new arrangement is very unsettling, and people are concerned and wary of what it may mean, and what promises will be given, or promises extracted from Theresa May," said Michelle Gildernew, a lawmaker for Sinn Fein.
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The video, titled "Promises Made, Promises Kept," features Trump's remarks upon signing an executive order in June expanding opportunities for vocational apprenticeship programs and the workers at the Medalcraft Mint in Wisconsin producing the new commemorative items.
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While we are living in something of a post-policy environment, where attitude often matters more than ideas, it is still more advantageous than not to run for re-election as a "promises made, promises kept" incumbent.
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Sean Hayes, whose lone previous Broadway outing (in "Promises, Promises") garnered him a Tony nomination, will play the title role in a show that imagines God offering a new version of the Ten Commandments for today's world.
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"We have very nice plans on the tables, we have very nice promises ... about energy ports to be built in the region but heating flats and operating an economy cannot be based on only promises," Szijjarto added.
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Even before you make it to the failed coal mine of the chapter's striking climax, Conway and Shannon visit one location after another, each touched by the broken promises of a system powered by those broken promises.
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