"I vow to be yours forever, and I vow to be your person," Ms. Getty said to Ms. Lazzarato as they stood on the altar.
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City officials have made vow after vow to change, including agreeing to a consent decree with the Justice Department to overhaul the way the police operate.
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Meg, by consensus the prettiest of the four, falls for Laurie's tutor (James Norton), which means that her wedding vow is also a vow of poverty.
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Third, regarding Trump's vow to build the immigration wall and get Mexico to pay for it, that vow will end up in the dustbin of phony promises.
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"I vow to be a little stronger everyday for her because that's what she would have wanted, I vow to be stronger for anyone who's lost somebody to cancer," she wrote.
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In other words, while state parties can require electors to vow to vote in a certain way, they may not have the authority to actually enforce that vow in a court of law.
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His vow to 'do all it takes' worked like magic.
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We vow to never repeat their mistakes... if we can.
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"Universal is an ideal, not a sacred vow," says Davala.
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We're supposed to vow to never let them happen again.
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She accuses her of sabotaging a vow made before God.
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She approved of Mr Trump's vow to "clean up Washington".
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Have you taken the #PutTheNailinIt vow to end domestic violence?
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Biden responded by saying he would not make that vow.
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Back in Taiwan, conservatives vow to roll back gay marriage.
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We both vow to reach out to her more often.
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Trump had campaigned on a vow to kill the deal.
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We are here to vow to end the Trump carnage!
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Following their marriage, in April 1916, he ignored that vow.
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Trump has yet to follow through on that campaign vow.
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Can it uphold Google's original vow not to be evil?
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Gone Wednesday morning was the vow to investigate Planned Parenthood.
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I forget yogurt and vow to pick it up later.
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Democrats say they're getting jammed and vow to fight back.
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Few will be surprised if the vow doesn't last long.
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Never once do we vow to risk our own lives.
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All sides vow to redouble their efforts in the meantime.
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Here in New York, I vow to codify Roe v.
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For now, she's keeping her vow — but for how long?
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Before leaving Bhutan, St. Clair made a vow to return.
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I vow never to put myself in this position again.
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Who pays the price when a priest breaks his vow?
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Trump's approach to Syria contradicts his vow to contain Iran.
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I took a vow of purity when I was 11.
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Like all Catholic priests, they take a vow of celibacy.
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But most migrants vow to continue to the United States.
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For others, there was disappointment and a vow to continue battling.
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Cory Booker has made a similar vow, and former Colorado Gov.
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But by September, Trump had agreed to an RNC-sponsored vow.
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Too often politicians would vow to get tough on Chinese cheating.
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They also must sign a lifetime vow of obedience, she said.
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The Unbreakable Vow (or whatever that was) Then, there's that promise.
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Whether that vow will come to fruition remains to be seen.
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The Clinton campaign has accused him of backtracking on that vow.
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Mr Sisi's vow to cut red tape has come to little.
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If we have another baby, I vow to sleep-train them.
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Four months in, he is making good time on his vow.
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Reuters: U.S. states vow to fight Trump rollback on auto emissions.
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A government vow to avoid "indiscriminate" liberalisation did not reassure them.
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I vow to get groceries tomorrow, and hop in the shower.
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Everyone took a formal vow of poverty and forfeited their possessions.
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Rouhani made the vow in a televised address to Iran's citizens.
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He followed that with a Quartz vow never to fly again.
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So I vow to tweet once a week: Vote for Hillary.
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He went on to vow to stand up to foreign pressure.
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Be real, and vow to be more mindful in the future.
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His vow helped win him the Nobel Peace Prize that year.
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If you wish to stay: We take a vow of silence.
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I vow, from this day forward, I will be the example.
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But the seriousness of his commitment to that vow was unclear.
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Qasem Soleimani already has seen his replacement vow to take revenge.
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He angered civil servants with his vow to freeze their salaries.
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So in return, I vow to seek to upgrade your life.
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It did not take long for Pelosi to break her vow.
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The New York Times Editorial Board: Buttigieg's untenable vow of silence.
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It is a vow his Brexit deal would seem to break.
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Soon, surprise proposals followed, then group vow renewals entered the mix.
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The business evidently exacts a vow of omertà from its members.
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"I'm going to run circles around you," she would silently vow.
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I'm feeling better, but I still vow to make that chiro appointment.
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"This is a lifetime vow of obedience," Salzman testified she was told.
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People often vow they'll never do it, for any number of reasons.
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He pays with cash and we vow not to return there again.
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I am hooked on the studio and vow to go back tomorrow!
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As for Johnny's vow of sobriety from back in June -- that's over.
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There they host talks and performances, and vow to continue their fight.
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I vow to get my virtual subscription to the Courier-Journal back.
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Tom: we vow to always remember the heroes of the USS Cole.
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It has become a symbol of Trump's vow to revive dying industries.
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In Congress, conservatives vow to resist bills that might release violent offenders.
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So is a vow to make shareholders' votes on bosses' pay binding.
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The Associated Press: EU, Arab leaders vow to boost security, migration ties.
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But he did vow the issue won't break the Saudi-Turkish relationship.
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How bad would it be if Franken reneges on his resignation vow?
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Despite Trump's campaign vow to name China a currency manipulator, Treasury Sec.
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But the migrants vow to keep pushing through, finding alternative routes north.
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Tom, we vow to always remember the heroes of the USS Cole.
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He showed his softer, romantic side in Dear John and The Vow.
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They are sealed, in his rhetoric, by personal vow, and by contract.
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The involuntary vow of silence came after Bialik sprained her vocal chords.
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It's at this point that I vow never to open another restaurant.
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Despite the authorities' vow to get the suspects, the slayings remains unsolved.
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He also said that he welcomed Donald Trump's vow to fight terrorists.
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We leave in disappointment and vow to return for lunch one day.
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Elizabeth Warren's campaign, her vow to get big money out of politics.
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The vow was greeted with relief by nearly all on the panel.
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Tom Wolf's vow to veto any such bill that reaches his desk.
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"Vow to get even?" is not necessarily someone promising to avenge wrongdoing.
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A glossy brochure proclaims a vow to become carbon neutral by 2040.
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Tom: we vow to always remember the heroes of the USS Cole.
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In March, she attended her ex-husband's vow renewal ceremony to Heming.
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Many attorneys general oppose it and vow to keep fighting the company.
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Mr. Newsom campaigned on a vow to tackle the state's extreme inequality.
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Better to break a vow than keep it and cause greater harm.
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Forget the Republican vow to save the country from a "collapsing" Obamacare.
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This fits with Sessions' earlier vow to aggressively prosecute hate crime offenders.
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So, could Iraq's government really deliver on its vow to vanquish Islamic State?
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It took all of an hour for Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to vow
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Regulators also repeatedly vow to remove anything that "deviates from socialist core values".
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The couple made the same vow to one another as they held hands.
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I've heard the industry decry Weinstein's behavior and vow to affect meaningful change.
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Hufflepuff: You accept whatever result you got and vow to make it work.
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Fresh off of a vow renewal, they're in it for the long haul.
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Some also said the Senate vow is little more than a bargaining chip.
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This is why Eurocrats solemnly vow that nothing must undermine the single market.
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THE NEW YEAR is the moment when people vow to improve their fitness.
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So, too, is his vow this week to make GE's books more transparent.
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I vow to switch to adding sweet potatoes instead of bananas next week.
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I vow that NEXT WEEK I will actually go out and do things!
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Needless to say, I've re-upped my vow to never go camping again.
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I take my leftovers home and vow to eat them for lunch tomorrow.
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It drives through Gastown and we vow to come back tomorrow to shop.
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" In another, they vow to "make another Holocaust, show up with a Molotov.
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The bank declined to comment on Bolsonaro's vow to probe its lending transactions.
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Barack Obama -- who made good on a vow to turn out new voters.
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As for her vow "do something," Blackwell continued to push for equal rights.
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Fluffy says the biggest red flag is Diddy's vow to sign Colin Kaepernick.
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" He also repeated a vow that "Mexico will not pay for any wall.
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The movie's director, Jeff Fowler, responded with a vow to change Sonic's look.
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Mr. Trump's vow to register Muslims is already on the path to reality.
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They vow to keep protesting until their sisters' murderers are brought to justice.
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Every day is the same: At night, I vow to never use again.
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The "ex-voto" — Latin for, roughly, "from the vow" — isn't always a painting.
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But in a blink it was June and my vow was long broken.
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Not just for killing him, but for breaking his vow to protect him.
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Jaime's always been ashamed of the fact that he did break his vow.
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It's a little like a mosquito campaigning on a vow to combat malaria.
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If you behave badly, own it and vow never to do it again.
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To hide my father's broken vow, I was told that I was adopted.
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Mr. Welch kept it on his desk to remind him of his vow.
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Democrats will vow to oppose any tax increase for any middle-income Americans.
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Headlines - Johnson vow to implement Brexit deal by December 2020 in doubt on.ft.
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I vow to always be your excuse when you want to cancel plans.
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I vow to plan adventures with you and take spontaneous naps with you.
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She has more important things to worry about, like her upcoming vow renewal.
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But Bolsonaro's campaign has been defined by his vow to put Brazil first.
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Are you allowed to masturbate, or would that break your vow of chastity?
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If cannabis laws don't change, Chad and Vicki vow that they'll relocate elsewhere.
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One time I showed some friends my abstinence vow from my Passport2Purity program.
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The couple, who met and fell in love on The Bachelorette in 2011 and got married in December 2012, renewed their "I do's" on Aruba's Eagle Beach on Wednesday during the Caribbean's largest vow renewal ceremony, dubbed Vow Renewal 2.0.
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Many children of irresponsible parents vow not to repeat the behavior they have witnessed.
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" Clinton brushed off Trump's vow, saying, "He can run his campaign however he chooses.
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He's not positioned to vow US commitment to the Paris climate accord going forward.
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Trump's vow Tuesday that he would not endorse House Speaker Paul Ryan and Sen.
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I remember us both vowing to stop using Snapchat, however that vow didn't last.
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I vow to make more of a conscious effort to make smart health decisions.
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That vow, if held to, could put a big crimp in Trump's holiday plans.
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I vow to find a home for everything after I cook in the afternoon.
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The nausea is overwhelming, and I vow to never do that to myself again.
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They vow that they're not going to stop, and instead they build and build.
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Kate Middleton didn't vow to "obey" Prince William when they married in 2011, either.
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All parties vow to shun the SD, which makes a majority coalition virtually impossible.
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Of course, performing a "Renewal of the Vow" ceremony was my most unique event.
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Those close to him, for their part, are keeping a vow of their own.
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Ultimately, his vow wasn't enough to keep the two together, and here we are.
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" Clinton brushed off Trump's vow, saying: "He can run his campaign however he chooses.
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"We've all made a real vow to stay connected to each other," she explained.
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He said the Japanese had taken a "solemn vow" to never again wage war.
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Pollsters also found voters have mixed feelings about Trump's vow to deport undocumented immigrants.
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With this act, before he's even taken the Sith vow, he is Darth Vader.
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You'll have to tune in later today to see the vow renewal for yourself.
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"After Oakland Fire, Brooklyn Artists Vow to Keep Partying," the resulting article reads online.
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The Washington Post: House Democrats vow to subpoena Mueller if report not made public.
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Some manufacturers, like BMW, vow that their cars will always have a steering wheel.
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That led Trump to vow that he would secure the funding later this year.
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But after 9/11, this nation made a vow not to give into terrorism.
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That's because I took a vow of neutrality when I entered the journalism profession.
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They vow to constantly grow, and they fill every spare moment with self-education.
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Trump isn't the first president to condemn unauthorized disclosures and vow to punish leakers.
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Democrats, meanwhile, repeated their vow to oppose the measure, leaving no clear path forward.
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Barr should enthusiastically vow to uphold that rule during the 2020 election and beyond.
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Mr. Duterte's vow to upend that kinship has frustrated even some of his supporters.
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Under the NPT, countries without nuclear weapons like Iran vow never to acquire them.
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President Obama's vow to close the Guantanamo Bay detention camp falls into this category.
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An incoming Democratic congresswoman from Michigan is solidifying her vow not to back Rep.
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The second false promise: the solemn vow of peace and prosperity underpinning the euro.
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I vow to Jewish women: There is a place at the table for you.
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Also helping may have been Beijing's vow over the weekend to invigorate capital markets.
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Also helping may have been Beijing's vow over the weekend to invigorate capital markets.
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Nine fund-raisers in one night: Democratic legislators vow reform, but money still flows.
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The vow of poverty is about stewardship of resources and shared prosperity, they said.
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The next day, everyone gathered at the Santa Barbara courthouse for the vow renewal.
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Some organizations did vow to demonstrate against the president before and during the game.
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I took a vow: I would never go out on New Year's Eve again.
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She has recently taken a vow to limit and alleviate suffering in the world.
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Her website's "campaign finance reform" page leads with a vow to undo Citizens United.
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He made no mention of his vow to force Mexico to pay for it.
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Mr. Obama had broken his stay-out-of-politics vow to endorse Mr. Macron.
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Warren Buffett praised Leon Cooperman's vow to give away his entire fortune to charity.
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Those who have taken the group's vow thus far are Republicans Donald Trump, Sen.
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Despite the fact that he ended that show with a vow to hold Mrs.
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CLIMATE CHANGE ACTIVISTS TARGET LONDON'S FINANCIAL DISTRICT, BLOCKING BANK JUNCTION, VOW DAY OF DISRUPTION
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Separately, The Hill's Naomi Jagoda describes Democrats' vow to undo the GOP tax overhaul.
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And we vow to continue to honor the victims of Sandy Hook with action.
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In March, she attended her ex-husband's vow renewal ceremony to wife Emma Heming.
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Editorial President Trump's vow to bring back the coal industry's heyday is a delusion.
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They promise regular order, and vow they'll get the spending under control next year.
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In fact, she most recently attended Willis' vow renewal to new wife Emma Heming.
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Or you could do a pagan blood vow in Gaelic to seal the deal.
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He campaigned for election in 2016 on a vow to crack down on immigration.
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However, Clooney commended the business mogul on his vow to fight the terrorist group ISIS.
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Read was responding to a question about Trump's vow to lower drug prices for consumers.
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He campaigned for election in 2016 on a vow to crack down on illegal immigration.
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They would instead vow to repeal and replace it with a more conservative health policy.
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One day after revealing his diagnosis, McCain tweeted a vow to return to work soon.
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They vow to continue protesting throughout the summer, when crowds at the party town swell.
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Mr Fillon, despite a solemn vow to quit if this happened, decided to hang on.
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Prior to their marriage, the two were vocal about their vow of abstinence while dating.
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He has reportedly supported Trump's vow to withdraw the US from the Paris climate agreement.
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All three candidates vow to simplify the tax code, a welcome message on Main Street.
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Amber will then follow through on her vow to donate ALL of her settlement dough.
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The Sanders peeps vow to make Hillz feel the Bern all the way to convention.
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Candidates could also vow to reverse two congressional actions that have hurt Puerto Rico's economy.
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And when the couple returned to the same chapel for another vow renewal on Sept.
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Blackburn, his Republican rival and a stout Trump ally, dismissed Bredesen's vow to oppose Schumer.
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Joynt's bridesmaids dressed in matching gold sequin gowns by Theia from Vow To Be Chic.
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On our last night in France, we made a vow to return every five years.
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While in the hammock, I make a grocery list and vow to go tomorrow morning.
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I declare this robbery and vow to never go to another Starbucks in Europe again.
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The two of them spend hours talking and dancing, and then Zoey makes a vow.
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Consumer-goods giants such as Unilever and Procter & Gamble vow to use more recycled plastics.
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Take a time-out daily Vow to disconnect at least once a day, suggests Shojai.
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Under normal circumstances, that consistency -- a campaign vow with high-profile follow through -- is standard.
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Someone palmed a Ponyta card off to me and that day I made a vow.
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Bolsonaro's rejection by corporate heavyweights also hurts his vow to grow foreign investment in Brazil.
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But marriage is two people making a vow before God and the people they love.
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I'll vow not to see any of the other four planned films in the series.
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I'll write a long Facebook status about this vow, forcing me to stick to it.
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On the eve of yet another #OscarsSoWhite, let's remember McDaniel and vow to do better.
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They'll also vow to make their legal system more transparent and fairer for foreign companies.
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Every now and again provincial leaders vow to live up to their country's neighbourly image.
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Pelosi blasted the Kentucky Republican for his vow to block Democrats' agenda from becoming law.
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A long record of violating commitments suggests that this vow will be broken as well.
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Meanwhile, Vrai Weddings (VOW) and the custom design studio give newfound power to the shopper.
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With growing distrust, however, voters have tended to elect leaders who vow to upend Washington.
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May's vow to go after the use of cyberspace to spread these ideas could help.
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They sound like an ascetic's vow to renounce the self's happiness for a higher cause.
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Democrats have to recognize that, and vow to do something revolutionary: use their own power.
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The president is, likewise, renewing his vow to tackle the high cost of prescription drugs.
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Santa Barbara was to serve as the setting for Heidi and Spencer's wedding-vow renewal.
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Donald J. Trump carried several key states on a vow to end manufacturing job losses.
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And second, Turkey must vow not to attack US-backed Kurdish fighters in Northern Syria.
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Last year the facility hosted around 2100 Buddhist weddings and vow renewals, a record number.
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Nationalism has surged as commentators attack "Giant Baby Trump" and vow to resist American demands.
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Alexander said that Gandhi told him Manu wanted to test her own vow of chastity.
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Mr. Sessions's vow to crack down on marijuana will only make the opioid epidemic worse.
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He found he liked not talking, so extended his vow of silence for a year.
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They rail against new taxes on pensions and vow to stand up to scofflaw corporations.
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But here they felt more like a plangent confession, and a vow of beleaguered solidarity.
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But then I remind myself of the vow I made back when she was 2.
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My clothes-buying rule is simple (and slightly Marie Kondo-inspired): Vow to buy less.
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He did, however, vow not to engage in any way in regime change efforts abroad.
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The episode was filled with flying puns and windmill jokes and… Peter's parents' vow renewal?
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The images prompted Palestinian Islamic Jihad to vow revenge, and just after 5:30 p.m.
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I vow to check out many stores for the same things before making my purchase.
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A local firm here made good today on its vow to embed employees with microchips.
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During the campaign, she persuaded her father to make a vow to do just that.
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So far, Trump's personnel moves during the transition indicate he plans to fulfill his vow.
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You feel like you have made contact with something and you make a vow that you will carry this feeling of otherworldliness around, a vow that you have made before, at other moments of brushing up against the sublime, but always forget minutes after. 25.
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His vow at his trial, to "dispel hatred with love", cut no ice with the party.
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And there was one vow in particular she remembers from a campaign speech in early 2008.
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Even more dubious to gun policy experts is Sessions's vow to crack down on interstate trafficking.
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Harder to believe his vow to end "right now"crime, drugs, failing schools and political corruption.
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"Ultimately, they were my slaves and they were under a collateralized vow of obedience," Salzman testified.
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The Hondurans who report harassment from official security forces vow never to return home, she said.
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His treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, removed a vow to resist protectionism from a recent G20 statement.
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I vow to provide a better future for the next generation of women and their daughters.
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Beyoncé shared a full look at her vow renewal dress in a video montage on Instagram.
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I made a vow to myself to allow my body to reach its natural, healthy size.
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Their Venice outing comes just days after Hayek revealed Pinault surprised her with a vow renewal.
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Now Vow to Be Chic can't afford to stay open, and it's resulting in total panic:
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She received the email from Vow to Be Chic while at a conference in San Diego.
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Candidates could also vow to reintroduce tax incentives to companies that create jobs in Puerto Rico.
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The gang and their friends will be there "rain or shine" to the end, they vow.
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America's vow to stay in Syria has also angered Russia, which backed Turkey's operation in Afrin.
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Soon after, Giuliani reiterated Trump's vow to build a southern border wall just after the election.
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"You made a lifetime vow!" the source alleged Mack screamed at the "slaves" at one point.
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So we shouldn't necessarily expect the WikiLeaks founder to honor this vow to help tech companies.
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Clearly there was a deeper reason why it was important for him to break that vow.
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" She wrote, "If anything, Trump's vulgar narcissism made his vow to build a wall more believable.
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My friend also covers this and I vow to cover our beers at the next place.
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To give more choice to support players, two new items were created: Knight's Vow and Redemption.
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So there was this vow of silence with anyone else outside of you and your doctor.
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There was just time for a last walk together before the first puja and the vow.
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But that vow may only to extend toward nations where explicit US interests are at stake.
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Boston prepared, city officials vow Boston officials said before the rally that the city was prepared.
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Trump is testing the limits of the unspoken conservative vow to protect him at all cost.
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The President's recent vow to "let ObamaCare fail" doesn't do much to restore confidence among carriers.
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" There was nostalgia in that vow, as there is in Trump's to "make America great again.
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His wife, Whitney, reminded him of a vow he made last year to their daughter, Azalea.
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Among the promises: A vow to file a notice of intent to withdraw from the TPP.
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For white evangelical Protestants, Mr. Trump's general vow to "make America great again" means something specific.
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They refuse to say, respecting the vow I have made to remain temporarily bereft of wokeness.
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In exchange for letting Satan climb down, Jack had him vow to never claim his soul.
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Dorsey, bound by his apparent vow of silence for the bulk of this segment, said nothing.
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Mr. Trump's vow to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement could greatly affect Canada, too.
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He took a vow of silence on July 10, 1925, and kept it for 44 years.
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Audiences understandably seized on his additional, fresher vow to choose a woman as his vice president.
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Despite concerns from his friends and followers, Gandhi insisted he was just testing his chastity vow.
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We know that language has performative power — a vow, for example, enacts the promise it makes.
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President Trump's vow to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum next week rattled financial markets Thursday.
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Mr. Trump withdrew from the deal last year with a vow to negotiate a stricter one.
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Established in 2015, the accord sets greenhouse-gas emission goals that signatory countries vow to meet.
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The United States agreed to the deal despite President Trump's vow to abandon the Paris Agreement.
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This was an early test of Mr. Trump's vow to stonewall "all" subpoenas by House Democrats.
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When he first became homeless, he said, he made a vow never to succumb to cynicism.
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Many Saints fans vow not to watch Sunday's Super Bowl (though it won't dent national ratings).
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The Hill: NASA cancels the lunar rover despite Trump's vow to return astronauts to the moon.
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I vow to have today be the last day I don't pack my lunch this week.
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On taxes, Republican leaders persuaded Trump to abandon his vow that the wealthy would not benefit.
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Actor Will Smith, director Spike Lee and a handful of others vow to skip the Feb.
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The other half aren't on board and vow to continue going after Purdue and the Sacklers.
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I vow to visit SHOW PALACE every time I'm in NY and $how you my gratitude.
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I believe the Republicans in Congress have either forgotten that vow, or they are forsaking it.
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The protesters vow more action in the streets unless the government withdraws the bill this week.
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When it came to decide, he stayed true to his vow and kept his mouth shut.
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Republican health bill looks dead on arrival as House conservatives vow to vote against it Republican health bill looks dead on arrival as House conservatives vow to vote against it Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus are putting the Affordable Healthcare Act on life support.
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I vow to hate the same things as you for as long as we both shall live.
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"Stay a good girl for me," the father says, extracting a vow from his younger daughter, Goldie.
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It also has a political action committee (PAC) to support candidates who vow to fight gun violence.
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Trump has put his vow to toughen the country's immigration policies at the center of his campaign.
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Trump's vow to build an impenetrable, concrete wall along the southern border was his signature campaign proposal.
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You don&apost have to take a vow of poverty to say let me help others out.
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I vow to take care of all that tomorrow… Daily Total: $2.50 Day Two 7:30 a.m.
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Every knight swears to protect the weak and innocent, but we keep the vow best, I think.
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It seems less likely that he can fulfil his vow to make Mexico pay for the project.
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"I'm breaking that vow with this order, and it still makes me a little nervous," Drake said.
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Still, in the Orinoco belt, some vow to stay in the belief that Maduro's government can't last.
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Now that you vow to never carry a balance, ignore the interest rate when comparison shopping cards.
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After a year of marriage, Jamie and Doug made it official once more with a vow renewal.
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Trump's rhetoric about Mexicans and his vow to build a wall have helped accelerate those Democratic efforts.
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It was an impossible vow to keep, but the country still braced for an onslaught of deportations.
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The vow to make Mexico pay for the barrier was a key feature of his stump speeches.
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I vow to never make plans with them again — some people aren't worth bending over backwards for.
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It may be just a game but they vow never to get to that passionate moment again.
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The rally was sparked a week back by President Donald Trump's vow of a 'phenomenal' tax announcement.
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She also debuted the "Rachel" dress, designed by Monique Lhuillier Bridesmaids exclusively for Vow to be Chic.
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He would also listen to her music at work and vow she would someday be his wife.
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On one side the protesters vow to continue, on the other, the government vows to push on.
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But many in Hong Kong say she has only succeeded in the first part of her vow.
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Republicans vow to undo Obama's gun actions Trump, though, would do well to take nothing for granted.
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This holiday season, let's vow to get a little more creative (and practical) with our stocking stuffers.
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Their past works include The Vow, How to Be Single, and He's Just Not That Into You.
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Such is the power of these agents that the presidential candidates vow to support Israel without question.
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Presidential candidates vow every four years to do more to help American workers facing competition from abroad.
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Hammond said Sunday that Johnson's vow to take the U.K. out of the European Union on Oct.
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I could vow to be more myself: a shame-free, less apologetic, less assimilationist version of me.
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Beijing officials, who have been in and out of trade talks with the administration, vow to retaliate.
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Rebecca Hazelton is the author of Fair Copy and Vow, and co-editor of The Manifesto Project.
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As it turns out, though, a vow doesn't become an ironclad guarantee until it's made 20,000 times.
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Despite Hensarling's vow to act, any GOP effort to revisit Dodd-Frank will face Democratic opposition. Rep.
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Mr. Duterte is said to have incited the wave of killings with his vow to eradicate crime.
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"There is the widespread vow to secrecy about the zones where hunters pick the truffles," he explained.
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She did vow that she would not bring the program back if she were leading the agency.
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Johnson's vow follows bombings incidents in New Jersey and New York over the weekend that injured 85033.
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John Kasich's vow to stay in the presidential race with the hope of securing the GOP nomination.
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But during the number "Sonya Alone," one woman sings of her vow to protect and support another.
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He may vow to end DACA in one conversation and to work to salvage it in another.
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He did not, however, attack Mr. Biden or vow to carry his fight to a bitter end.
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He took a vow of silence on July 10 in 1925 and kept it for 44 years.
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No, they would vow to repeal the law and replace it with a more conservative health policy.
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Whenever discussions about money would arise, she would vow to wire funds from her account in Germany.
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Her message to young women is important and we vow to continue to help spread it appropriately.
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"Her message to young women is important and we vow to continue to help spread it appropriately."
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Mr. Azar's vow recalled the strategy President Barack Obama pursued in his last three years in office.
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For every single post, like, and share, Vow's partners will donate $1, up to $50,000, to Vow.
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Mr. Tillerson will probably face a grilling over Mr. Trump's vow to "cancel" the Paris climate accord.
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There's also a chapel, which I was told sees around 40 weddings and vow renewals per season.
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Mr. Green, the Warren supporter, said her vow to skip fund-raisers had led to small donations.
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Senators are not asked to sequester themselves or to take a vow of silence before a trial.
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RNC members vow to protect Priebus from any attempt to replace him should Trump become the nominee.
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Fitch also said Trump's vow to crack down on trade deals carries significant economic and political risks.
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NNN is a time when people across social media take a vow of abstinence from sexual activity.
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We vow to go to bed early, yet stay up a little too late fooling around. Whatever.
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Driving the Car Getting into my car,I vow that I will drive withMindful care and caution.
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President Muhammadu Buhari won election in 2015 mostly on his vow to improve security and fight corruption.
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The industry is also trying to grapple with Mr. Trump's vow to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Both vow they'll never return to Kuwait, but it's not clear what their futures hold at home.
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If Dr. Van Bavel holds to his vow, he'll beat the trend of many of his colleagues.
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He said his vow to increase the US nuclear stockpile included a posture against China as well.
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That's notwithstanding the Vermont senator's vow to forge a "revolution" and plans for single-payer health care.
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" Despite Trump's vow to refrain from barking, he is fond of using the phrase "like a dog.
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The next day, however, Mr. Trump issued a Twitter message reaffirming his vow to build the wall, to which the Mexican president, responding in a televised speech distributed on social media, once again criticized the project and reiterated his longstanding vow that Mexico would never pay for it.
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We didn't make it through all of T. Swift's albums, but vow to continue on the ride home.
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He reiterated that vow and, after Wallace's question, he answered that the issue would return to the states.
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He's already hit a roadblock in fulfilling his vow to make Mexico pay for his border wall, however.
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I vow to show you how a man should treat a woman through my relationship with your mom.
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And above all else, I vow to protect you, care for you, and love you 'so big' forever.
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I vow to go right after work because if I don't go then, I know it won't happen.
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I'm making a vow to myself, once I get back to Texas, to have no technology in bed!
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The lovebirds marked 10 years of marriage recently with a vow renewal at their Essex, England, home, HELLO!
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I wasn't sure of anything then, let alone the implications of a vow like the one I'd made.
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Among the easiest immigration promises for Trump to fulfill will be his vow to reverse Obama's executive orders.
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Her calculations appear at odds with her vow not to seek or avoid Trump's impeachment for political reasons.
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Though the women had taken a vow of poverty, they traveled frequently, alumni said in social media posts.
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For lunch, I pack more of my pasta leftovers and vow to myself to bring something different tomorrow.
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One dad in particular took the "keeping every single little stupid thing we've ever made" vow extra seriously.
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It's a vow Mnuchin has made before and one that's been echoed by commerce secretary nominee Wilbur Ross.
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Trump campaigned on a vow to help American workers but also to reduce taxes and regulations on businesses.
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I vow to do my best to get you some tech news that is fun, entertaining and educational.
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I vow to give it my all to tackle these things and be the man I should be.
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I clean up the water with and vow to re-mop the floor when I get home tonight.
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The intrigue: Experts say Trump's vow to withdraw from the deal didn't cause this progress, or lack thereof.
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Only last year, in my mid-40s, did I make a vow to stop restricting what I eat.
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But she should not be allowed to shame critics of her Brexit strategy into national vow of silence.
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Trump is not the first American politician to vow to play hardball with China during an election campaign.
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This breaks the emphatic vow of "Read my lips: no new taxes" he made during the 20183 campaign.
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Or perhaps before that, you caught wind of his vow to stand up for more diversity in fashion.
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Trump has made good on a vow to donate the entirety of his presidential salary since taking office.
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The reports led many bipartisan U.S. lawmakers to vow Congress would take action against the Saudis in response.
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Lawmakers also are tinkering with older bank rules, emboldened by President Donald Trump's vow to loosen banking restrictions.
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Lewis also made headlines when she announced she was taking a six-month vow of celibacy in 1998.
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Many candidates have been quick to vow they'll repeal Obama's actions if they win the White House. Sen.
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Treatment begins with a "Sajja" ceremony in which patients take a sacred vow never to use drugs again.
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"I'll start on Monday," Alcantara, sounding like many others who take a vow of fitness, only to procrastinate.
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And after each failure came a vow to learn lessons, and not ever allow it to happen again.
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Some may vow to appoint an attorney general who will vigorously prosecute any crimes Trump may have committed.
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When Viola Davis was planning her wedding vow renewal, there was one word she kept in mind: elegance.
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Look for more details and photos from Davis and Tennon's vow renewal in the May issue of Essence.
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It could also inject the issue into the 2016 presidential campaigns, as Republican candidates vow to expand drilling.
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The club also vow that this facilitating of donations is only the first step in their charitable efforts.
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Turkey's vow to let hundreds of thousands more leave for Europe has done more than revive those fears.
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When this is all over, I'm going to draw all the time, never stop, was my internal vow.
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While attending her parents' vow renewal ceremony, she learned that her father cheated on her mother years ago.
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Each item was designed to seal a vow, ask for help or give thanks for an answered prayer.
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There is no vow that defined Mr. Trump's campaign more than his promise to build a border wall.
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"I will take the mantle," he said in a vow that was replayed on cable news countless times.
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Cory Booker and Beto O'Rourke, asked if they'd pick a woman, were quick to vow that they would.
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Aware of McGraw's vow not to hire another man, Auriemma pulled no punches when he responded this week.
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When it comes to the workings of his former book club, he has taken the vow of omertà.
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Gillibrand also became the first candidate to vow to only nominate judges and justices who recognize Roe v.
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It does mean, however, that a chatty workplace (most workplaces, save silent-vow monasteries) can be a challenge.
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You don't have to vow to never get on an airplane again in order to make your contribution.
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Most people vow to start the new year off with a commitment to save more or spend less.
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We're told WW is taking a vow of silence on that one ... until NeNe's ready to reveal that.
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I grab a banana because L. has no breakfast food, and we vow to stop at Starbucks after.
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As a consecrated virgin, which is different from being a nun, Ms. Munroe took a vow of service.
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The Hill: Lawmakers demand next Speaker of the House vow to overhaul sexual harassment policies on Capitol Hill.
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The very act of winning would fulfill the most solemn vow he has made to the American people.
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Last weekend's carnage has provided new steam for Trump's vow to temporarily halt Muslims from reaching U.S. soil.
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Despite Democrats' vow to reject the measure, it could create an opening for negotiations between the two sides.
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I vow to help you celebrate your friends and exact petty and often imperceptible revenge against your enemies.
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Ever Manzano, the country's police spokesman, said he did not think Trump's vow to cut aid would materialize.
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We've seen this most recently with Taylor Swift's vow to disappear for a bit before her next album.
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That's the vow of Representative Mo Brooks of Alabama, and he has a lot of support in his party.
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Pence's strident vow to consign Islamist militants "to the ash-heap of history" also raised eyebrows, European officials said.
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Then, in 2010, the administration released a sweeping plan that Mr. Obama called a fulfillment of his atomic vow.
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The mayor did not immediately deliver on his vow; polls and newspaper headlines indicated that his stance was unpopular.
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The unwritten main plank in the 2016 Democratic platform is a vow to ignore evidence of the Clintons' corruption.
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" Incredibly, she seemed to still love him: "I make this vow, that mine eyes desire you above all things.
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Of course this is all in reaction to the Trump administration's vow to step up deportation of undocumented immigrants.
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You should also vow to ignore Facebook's prompts to add more details to your profile from this point on.
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As for why marriages could be health-boosting, the answers are probably as boring as attending a vow renewal.
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First and foremost, we take anonymity very seriously with our clients and vow to never expose their personal information.
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Environmentalists vow they will fight on in the courts, because they believe the project will destroy the underground aquifer.
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Several DACA recipients enlisted in the military told BuzzFeed News they were skeptical of Mattis's vow to protect them.
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He renewed his vow to make Mexico pay for his border wall at a press conference on January 11th.
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They bow-vow to love each other and share their banana and peanut butter together, today, tomorrow and forever.
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Luke Skywalker's story in The Last Jedi, with or without the Barash vow, hits theaters on December 18, 2017.
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She asks if you would vow to spend one hour a day for the next year doing that work.
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Mr López Obrador's vow to flog the Dreamliner is part of a broader campaign against political and business elites.
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Whether you attend one protest every year or vow to get arrested every Friday like Fonda, your voice matters.
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Naturally, she looked as beautiful as ever, and we're happy to see she's sticking to her no-makeup vow.
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" Duterte's vow was met with applause, but he cautioned: "Don't clap too much or else this may get derailed.
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He has sworn an Unbreakable Vow to kill Leta's other sibling, Corvus Lestrange, as revenge for his kidnapped mother.
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Victoria Beckham announced two years ago that she was giving up heels, and didn't exactly stick to that vow.
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The celebration comes just a week after her husband Francois-Henri Pinault surprised her with a vow renewal ceremony.
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The Korean leaders then issued a vague vow on the "complete denuclearization" of the peninsula and pledged permanent peace.
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From pulling on our heartstrings with The Notebook, and The Vow, to inspiring us as a reporter in Spotlight.
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" On Monday, Wall emphasized that the President made his campaign vow to ban Muslims "before he took the oath.
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Similarly, Trump referenced his previous vow to temporarily ban Muslims from entering the United States, but with added nuance.
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Residents say MHADA reneged on a vow to let them pick a developer, instead floating tenders without informing them.
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Catelyn clearly underestimated her daughters when she made Brienne vow to keep them safe — Westeros needs protecting from them.
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From his backward-looking vow to make American great again, to an agenda focused on undoing rather than doing.
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President Muhammadu Buhari won last year's election on his vow to crush endemic corruption in the west African nation.
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But Senate Republicans vow that not only will they NOT hold hearings, they won't even meet with the person.
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Mr Sadr's men are mulling a march on the Green Zone, while other armed factions vow to prevent them.
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He has made good on a vow to donate the entirety of his his presidential salary since taking office.
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The city's monks, who have taken a vow of poverty, depend solely on the generosity of devotees to subsist.
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The administration's vow to slap more tariffs on China's goods in two weeks escalated an ongoing trade war (Bloomberg).
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On Wednesday, the president repeated his vow that he would not back a deal that provides "bailouts" for insurers.
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But her vow to bring millions of Brazilians into the streets in her defense has produced little popular support.
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Wray's vow to protect the bureau's political neutrality last summer played a major role in securing his Senate confirmation.
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Going Further –Do you agree with John Oliver that we should all vow not to pull April Fools' pranks?
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But it's clear that sentiment is heavily layered with skepticism, and a vow to fight hard where they differ.
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But accompanied by that support is an underlying vow to fiercely police top government officials if Hillary Clinton wins.
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I vow to give it my all to tackle these things and be the man the I should be.
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We vow to conduct an open, transparent and thorough investigation into the incident that occurred April 18 in Tamarac.
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Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin) recently wore the look, as her wedding veil featured a vow embroidered on the hem.
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Your Money Web-based mattress retailers vow they'll take the product back if it flunks a comfy-sleep test.
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Meanwhile, Novartis would have an interest in Trump's vow to address the opioid crisis and drive down drug prices.
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The newspaper had earlier questioned whether the billionaire had made good on his vow to donate to veterans' charities.
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The former president, who turned 70 this month, has taken a vow of silence about Mr. Trump in public.
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Yet "Cats," which promised in its advertising "Now and Forever," is renewing that vow, yak-haired wigs and all.
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He cheers Mr. Trump's tough talk on trade and his vow to build a wall along the Mexican border.
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Gogjali, Iraq (CNN)Umm Al'aa has made a vow: She will never tell her son who his father is.
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In Oklahoma, the largest teachers union ended a nine-day walkout Thursday, but educators there vow to continue fighting.
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It continued with President Obama's vow to "respond proportionally" against North Korea for the destructive hack against Sony Pictures.
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Iggy Azalea says she's giving fiance Nick Young a second chance, but her vow lacks a ring of truth.
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According to ComRes, 38 percent of British adults make a solemn vow to exercise more in the new year.
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The second thing within that was a vow of obedience to her, in terms of a master/slave relationship.
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Bert, for his part, clings to denial and his belief that commitment is the only marital vow that matters.
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And Trump's evident disdain for climate change has galvanized a range of states to speak up and vow action.
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Among his campaign promises was a vow to get the United States out of conflicts in the Middle East.
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"I vow to the L.G.B.T.Q. community that this would never happen in the N.Y.P.D. in 2019," Mr. O'Neill said.
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But in state capitols and city halls around the country, the company is embracing measures that undermine that vow.
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In May 2008, Hezbollah broke a post-civil-war vow not to turn its weapons against other Lebanese factions.
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We make a vow not to talk about the kids, but we inevitably end up talking about them anyway.
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At 27, he swore never to touch alcohol again — a vow he kept until his death, 42 years later.
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In Syria, Kurdish-led regions begin holding local elections in defiance of the government's vow to retake the territory.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, among others — did they vow to seek out nine members of the Proud Boys for detention.
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I treat him to lunch to cheer him up and we vow to meet again in June for updates.
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All the candidates — from Biden to Bernie and everyone in between — vow they know how, offering plan after plan.
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Weeks of complaints from doctors and patients have prompted the administration to vow an overhaul of its testing system.
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Volunteers and activists in rural towns and swing counties are demoralized but still vow to turn out in November.
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In addition to several postponements, Democrats also have seen Trump administration officials vow not to comply with their subpoenas.
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Vow For Girls, an anti-child marriage non-profit organization, wants to end that tragic domino effect for girls.
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The vow is another shift from the Obama administration, which had strained relations with Egypt over human rights issues.
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Poulidor did not follow through on a vow to leave the cycling world behind when he retired in 1977.
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More recently, however, the president has made good on charitable pledges, including his vow to donate his presidential salary.
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And Trump's vow to "bomb the s---" out of ISIS-controlled oil fields could have unintended consequences, they say.
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While many vow to fight indefinitely, a mounting climate of mistrust is prompting some demonstrators to leave Hong Kong.
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Trump's oft-repeated vow that he will never stop tweeting may count as his most rational act as president.
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Mr. Minassian's vow to "overthrow all the Chads and Stacys" mirrors language used by Mr. Rodger and other incels.
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Then came Mr. Trump, with his declaration that the deal was a "disaster" and his vow to dismantle it.
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Trump's vow to rip up environmental rules has been overwhelmed by an even more powerful force: the free market.
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The official vow that those marooned on Manus and Nauru will never live in Australia has assumed doctrinal vehemence.
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The internet may be publicly pledging a vow not to nut, but most of the internet is probably lying.
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I vow to incorporate more dance cardio classes into my routine — I always forget how uplifting they can be.
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Ramesh added that the Prime Minister's vow to "build more toilets than temples" was his own slogan in 22015.
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He has insisted that Mexico will ultimately pay for the wall — a vow that is either deceitful or delusional.
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President Trump's vow to raise the annual growth rate to 4 percent has been dismissed as outlandish by economists.
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But this week Rubio seems to have softened on his vow not to let Trump take over the party.
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The New York Times ran a lengthy article and an editorial this week titled, ""Buttigieg's Untenable Vow of Silence.
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Publishers vow to correct blind spots following debate and criticism of the bestselling novel "American Dirt" (Christian Science Monitor).
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For example: Would any of the candidates vow to remove all US troops from Afghanistan by their first term?
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We're told the couple made a "no cheat days" vow, and they're motivating each other to stick to it.
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" The latest development in action is a vow from current EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt promising, "a permanent solution, soon.
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No, that doesn't mean you have to call off your current relationship or take a month-long vow of celibacy.
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Herbert Hoover was photographed with him and they even exchanged a few words, despite his vow to avoid that, too.
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We vow to make a second trip to Philly solely to have the chance to have a full meal here.
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Though much of Vernoff's advice focused on vow content, she was careful emphasize the importance of this one practical preparation.
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Everything remained uncertain, but one thing Ann knew for sure: she was sticking by her husband under a single vow.
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Providers are left struggling to find creative ways to obey both the law and their vow to do no harm.
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Socialism is about worker power, worker control, and worker ownership of the means of production — not a vow of poverty.
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Democratic politicians such as Senator Chuck Schumer of New York vow to write a bill to suppress 3D-printed guns.
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Warren's vow to ban fossil fuel leasing comes as climate change becomes an increasingly prominent component of the Democratic platform.
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She and Mack both pledged a lifelong "vow of obedience" to the alleged cult leader, according to a former member.
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Senior officials said Temer's policy agenda has helped offset worries linked to U.S. President Donald Trump's vow to curb trade.
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Her older brother, Dwayne, is a Nietzsche devotee who's taken a vow of silence until he becomes a test pilot.
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" June 13: "PRESIDENT'S PITCH TO KIM YIELDS VOW WITH FEW DETAILS: Trump Agrees to End War Games With South Korea.
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Freenet's vow to vote its 24.5% stake against the issue could stymie the takeover if other shareholders join the opposition.
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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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I vow to get back into shape and remind myself that I actually feel good when I move my body.
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"This time, I want to go away," she said of the vow renewal that will take place in two years.
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They vow to block a pact that the rest of the 28-nation EU and Canada are ready to sign.
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The moment fulfilled a vow Sarol made to herself after the accident nearly four years ago, she told ABC News.
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We must vow to think beyond "drones" and study the business problems and drone-specific solutions required to solve them.
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Gun control advocates vow to block a recommendation to arm teachers, while conservatives aim to rescind the new gun restrictions.
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But a second woman has accused Mr Fairfax of sexual assault and all three men vow to remain in office.
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The vessel was actually sailing in the opposite direction, but the US claims prompted North Korea to vow retribution nonetheless.
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Agreeing means that you vow, among other things, to never discriminate against race, color, nationality, ethnicity, age, or sexual orientation.
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Hopes that President Donald Trump's vow to boost infrastructure spending would kick off a construction boom have now largely faded.
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Critics have scrutinized Trump's latest Cabinet picks, arguing that it goes against his vow to "drain the swamp" in Washington.
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Despite the 266 popes throughout history taking a vow of celibacy, around 40 children have been born in the bedroom.
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Environmentalists, Dems vow to resist: Greens and Democrats said on Tuesday the would not take the executive order laying down.
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" Jones will appear in the second episode, helmed by Nick Hurran, who also directed Season 3's "His Last Vow.
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A SECOND CEREMONY After a year of marriage, Jamie and Doug made it official once more with a vow renewal.
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The company's total borrowings at end-December slightly rebounded from the end of June, despite the company's vow to deleverage.
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While it is uncertain whether Trump will follow up on his vow, outside groups are preparing for a major battle.
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You could vow to only buy minis until you're sure you love something enough to blow through a full-size.
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Hopes that President Donald Trump's vow to boost infrastructure spending would kick off a construction boom have now largely faded.
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Trump in Phoenix doubled down on his vow to make the Mexican government pay for solidifying the southern border wall.
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Miller didn't just make a personal vow to run clean, and to focus on the positive aspects of the sport.
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As president, though, Trump can be held accountable for his campaign promises—specifically his repeated vow not to cut Medicaid.
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Still, Trump has managed to make good on other promises, such as his vow to crack down on illegal immigration.
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A recent "2628 Minutes" segment displayed the extent of the weakness, spurring federal agencies and Capitol Hill to vow investigations.
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Leaders of both parties regularly vow to maintain the United States-Israel alliance and to keep Israel's security a priority.
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Later he would watch his mistake on the video—and he would vow never to give a wrong cue again.
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"I was just lucky enough to sit on Vow and Declare," said the overjoyed 42-year-old father-of-four.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Brian Chesky, chief executive of Airbnb, made a vow this month to root out bigotry from his business.
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The Speaker also amplified his previous vow not to adopt the top-down approach that angered conservatives under Boehner's tenure.
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Abrams' speech on Wednesday morning was largely a rousing vow to her supporters that she does not intend to concede.
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He was coming under increasing pressure from his conservative flank to vow not to break the Hastert rule on immigration.
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The UN vow comes as the White House on Wednesday cast doubt that North Korea had detonated a hydrogen bomb.
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You can find the sequel unadventurous in that regard, while still being seduced and soothed by its vow of innocence.
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The opera involves the entangled tale of Idomeneo's attempt to wrangle out of the vow, while placating the god Neptune.
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" ***Lexicographers argue that "cute" is a crude mistranslation of the even cruder Nordic phrase " Ged rootentoota vow hibm oply gook!
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A billionaire's surprise vow to pay Morehouse graduates' loans is part of the newest trend in the student-debt crisis
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Fifty one percent vow they would never vote for Clinton and 63 percent would never mark Trump on their ballots.
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Trump after the meeting declared victory and doubled down on his vow to take the blame if there's a shutdown.
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Mr. Obama repeated his vow that he would not allow Afghanistan to be used as a safe haven for terrorists.
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Still, it's possible we'll see the numbers grow in the future given the Trump administration's vow to deport more people.
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A wedding and a vow Still, you cannot help but wonder what's going on inside their heads as it's happening.
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For instance, his vow to gut the Environmental Protection Agency may be easier said than done, according to legal experts.
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Resolved to forsake peace in Ireland until freedom is won, they vow to die, if need be, for the cause.
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Shares of Apple Inc and chipmakers including Qualcomm Inc, Nvidia Corp and Micron Technology slid after Trump's vow on Thursday.
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Republican senators held firm Thursday on their vow to deny a hearing to President Obama's pick for the Supreme Court.
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And for many Virgos, giving into that kinky side is far more rewarding than taking yet another self-improvement vow.
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But he also gave a nonchalant response to South Korea's vow to challenge the latest U.S. tariffs at the WTO.
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President Obama stepped back and did not act upon his vow to punish Assad for using chemical weapons against civilians.
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His vow to follow Trump's example and pull Brazil out of the Paris Agreement on climate change has worried environmentalists.
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That promise echoed Mario Draghi's vow last decade to do "whatever it takes" to prevent the collapse of the eurozone.
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I put it behind me and vow that this coming week will be when I finally get it all together.
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He and other tech leaders should probably renew that vow for 2019, and 2020, and possibly every year after that.
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But his handling of the report by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, has called that vow into question.
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Trump administration officials are reconsidering that interpretation, in view of the president's vow to increase access to less expensive insurance.
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His vow on Tuesday to wipe out the United States commonwealth's huge debts sent its bond prices plunging on Wednesday.
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If so, that long-term view is starkly at odds with Trump's vow to double the US economy's growth rate.
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Mr Johnson's vow to leave on that date, "do or die", makes it impossible to leave with any new deal.
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The pope took his name from St. Francis of Assisi, who took a vow of poverty in the 13th century.
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The day after Corker made his vow, the administration released guidance on entities potentially subject to the sanctions due Monday.
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We hug my friends goodbye, and I vow to text if I have some free time later in the week.
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But now I'm attached to my vow not to do it, which has taken on a life of its own.
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The vow for transparency comes as excerpts from former DNC interim chairwoman Donna Brazile's upcoming memoir surface in the media.
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The GOP wants to provide a face-saving measure for Trump given his vow to never again sign an omnibus.
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At the same time, however, Mr. Trump's vow to establish safe zones has given the defectors something of an opening.
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"It's bad enough to stand between a doctor and a patient and insist on a vow of silence," she said.
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Most vow support for their sheriffs and state that no resources or money will be used to enforce unconstitutional laws.
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At the end of that film, they made a vow to return to Derry if Pennywise should ever come back.
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But he has since given no public indication that he intends to follow through on his vow to abrogate it.
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Buhari's vow to review the minimum wage followed a fuel price hike and currency devaluation in the last two years.
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As a young pracharak , he had taken a vow of celibacy, and he gave no public sign of breaking it.
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Some of Mr. Trump's election promises, notably a conditional vow to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, could help Canada's economy.
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Despite some senators' vow of silence on impeachment, many Republicans dismiss the notion of trying to remain a neutral juror.
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He returned to the Yankees' lineup after four weeks of rehabilitation, but he made a vow to drink more water.
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The incident caused Twitter to vow to do a better job at preventing harassment — we'll see what change actually occurs.
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By the end, the fight centered on Mr. LePage's vow not to sign a budget this year with tax increases.
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West is more blunt about it: He doesn't like the priest because the vow of celibacy is unthinkable to him.
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It appears he drank it ... despite his vow to go sober while he trains to get back in the NFL.
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I.), Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinOvernight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Senators under strict orders to pay attention during weeks-long impeachment trial Democrats vow to force third vote on Trump's border wall emergency declaration MORE (D-Ill.) and Tom UdallThomas (Tom) Stewart UdallOvernight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Democrats vow to force third vote on Trump's border wall emergency declaration Overnight Defense: War powers fight runs into impeachment | Kaine has 51 votes for Iran resolution | Trump plans to divert .
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I.), Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinOvernight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Senators under strict orders to pay attention during weeks-long impeachment trial Democrats vow to force third vote on Trump's border wall emergency declaration MORE (D-Ill.) and Tom UdallThomas (Tom) Stewart UdallOvernight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Democrats vow to force third vote on Trump's border wall emergency declaration Overnight Defense: War powers fight runs into impeachment | Kaine has 28500 votes for Iran resolution | Trump plans to divert .
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Several key questions about this latest development remain unclear, though network executives vow answers in future episodes of the ongoing series.
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Nor will her cuts hit the factory floor alone—they include a vow to trim GM's executive ranks by a quarter.
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They began "Cover Me Up" as an acoustic duo, returning to that format on "Flagship," a more desperate vow of constancy.
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Last week's vow by U.S. President Donald Trump to impose a 10% tariff on $300 billion of Chinese imports from Sept.
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"All the Watters' dresses are beautiful and universally flattering," Kelsey Doorey, founder and CEO of Vow to Be Chic, tells PeopleStyle.
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The regular publication of EEO-1s became a way for companies set goalposts for themselves, and to vow to do better.
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European diplomats have expressed concern that Assad may feel emboldened by Trump's vow to build closer ties with Russia, Syria's ally.
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Well, it's time to expand the ways you can keep that vow with a fun, playful, and wonderfully-vibrant smoky eye.
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As the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby officiated, the couple made the same vow to one another as they held hands.
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The researchers say it is unclear how quickly President-elect Donald Trump's vow to repeal and replace Obamacare will play out.
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Lots of people have anxiety around pasta, simply because it's a carbohydrate-rich food, so they vow not to eat it.
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The Calvinist Afrikaners had taken a religious vow before the raid, and interpreted their victory as a sign of divine protection.
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" — "Scars to Your Beautiful," Alessia Cara When You Vow to Be More Spontaneous: "We've passed the end, so we chase forever.
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We have a quick coffee together and then she is off again and I vow to focus on the kitchen cabinets.
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As you vow to "never drink again," you'll no doubt start questioning yourself, wondering why you can't handle your booze anymore?
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My solemn vow this week is to have as little fun in Las Vegas as possible, and this is The Trailer.
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Princess Diana became the first royal bride not to vow to "obey" her husband when she married Prince Charles in 1981.
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Until they see real change they vow they will continue to try to demonstrate, but the violence is taking its toll.
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That vow doesn't last long: Gillian calls her in the middle of the night, having been beaten by her boyfriend, Jimmy.
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Back in LA, Molly is handling details for her parents' vow renewal ceremony and has enlisted the help of her bestie.
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Recently, I broke a vow I'd made to myself in the summer of 2000: I bought a pair of cowboy boots.
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Although Sanders kicked off his unlikely campaign with a vow to never go after Clinton personally, his attacks grew increasingly sharp.
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But prosecutors pointed to the letter he drafted to his Egyptian wife in which he wrote his "Victory or Martyr" vow.
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Other armed groups vow more emphatically to prevent Iran from launching a bid for control of Najaf when Mr Sistani dies.
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That vow is hard to reconcile with an analysis by the Tax Policy Centre, a think-tank, of the AHCA's impact.
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Carpenter called and tweeted at the company until she noticed Vow to Be Chic was disabling comments on Instagram and Facebook.
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President Donald Trump is fulfilling his vow to drain the swamp — if climate scientists and environmental regulators qualify as swamp dwellers.
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But before you vow (once again) to never again watch GoT, The Hollywood Reporter has a theory that could change everything.
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Maintaining a decade-long vow of silence takes monkish dedication and a certain stamina, and Justice Thomas has no modern competition.
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Ten years and one week after it began without warning or explanation, Justice Clarence Thomas's unofficial vow of silence has ended.
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At the house that's being built,a man makes a vow: not to do anything wrong in it,only to love.
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Unfortunately for Kalanick, his vow to hire a COO and improve his leadership skills wasn't enough; four months later, he resigned.
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More traditional defence secretaries—including Mr Mattis—routinely vow to get grips with such problems, before getting distracted by global security.
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I order chicken and steamed veggies with rice from a local spot, and vow to be better about cooking next week.
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Greg -- one half of Floyd's "Barbarian Brothers" security team -- was at LAX when we asked about Broner's vow to fight Money.
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"I vow that you shall always have a place by my hearth, and meat and Meade at my table," she says.
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After dropping in on Mexico's president, Donald Trump doubled down on his vow to make Mexico pay for a border wall.
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A priestess named Cecile Fatiman consecrated the vow when she asked the African ancestral spirits for protection during the upcoming battle.
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"Investors are likely to feel nervous as the two countries vow to step up the pressure," ANZ bank said on Friday.
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A vow to continue cooperation would support oil markets because it would reassure traders the OPEC+ backstop would remain in place.
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The issue was one of his most talked about campaign promises, which included his vow to have Mexico pay for it.
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" He spoke at length about the need to secure the border and reiterate his vow to build a "great border wall.
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And he was explicit in his vow to crack down on crime and danger, particularly from individuals motivated by radical Islamism.
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One problem is that Medicaid's future is linked to the GOP's vow to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which expanded Medicaid.
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" Said Staub in her vows, "I vow to trust you, support you and love you for the rest of my days.
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Security hawks vow to use every form of American might—from sanctions to the Seventh Fleet—to curb Chinese mischief-making.
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In his comments, Francis disparaged Trump's vow to build a wall along the southern U.S. border to keep out illegal immigrants.
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President Donald Trump is fulfilling his vow to drain the swamp—if climate scientists and environmental regulators qualify as swamp dwellers.
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Central to the campaign was a vow to fight corruption, and once in office Strange reconstituted the state's special prosecution unit.
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Those bets are little changed from Thursday, when President Donald Trump's surprise vow to hike taxes on Chinese imports starting Sept.
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Recently she had broken her vow of silence and moved to this hut in Uttarkashi, in the foothills of the mountains.
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We decide to ask the doctor about drinking while breastfeeding, and vow to figure out the whole pump-and-dump thing.
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CNN media reporter Oliver Darcy pressed them on Facebook's vow to stamp out misinformation following Russian interference in the 85033 election.
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They were there to remember those lost and to vow to make their voices heard in the midterm elections and beyond.
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Collins said Sunday that it would "not be acceptable" for a Supreme Court nominee to vow to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Togliatti's fate rides on the car plant, so Duma candidates vow to rejuvenate it even though Renault-Nissan now runs it.
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We vow to the American people to keep fighting to protect their right to know what their elected officials are doing.
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Zuckerberg invited conservative leaders to the company's headquarters to address their concerns and vow to prevent such incidents in the future.
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The GOP's shocking wave victory in Tuesday's elections has put ObamaCare in jeopardy, as Republicans vow to go after the law.
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She becomes a member of parliament with a vow to save the country as it suffers through the Asian financial crisis.
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"The wall is a joke," Mr. Weld said of Mr. Trump's vow to build a wall along the border with Mexico.
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It's insane that a pledge to "make America great again" works better, because the vow is so starry-eyed and pat.
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Their only help comes from devout nuns living in an isolated convent -- but the nuns have taken a vow of silence.
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Clinton's vow to continue American support for Kurdish fighters in Syria, whom Turkey considers a terrorist threat, angered the Turkish government.
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There are last-minute cross-country escapes, a web of dark family secrets, and a desperately agreed-to vow of silence.
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He did vow never to grow a beard again as he pulled on his black suede boots and fixed the straps.
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Catherine Oxenberg, an actress whose daughter had been swept into the Vow, doubled over on the bench and burst into tears.
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But Smith's admission of fault — and his vow not to repeat it — came only after some minor fumbling by the Mets.
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Parents said they were still angry about the vaccines and were skeptical of the government's vow to clean up the industry.
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After a solid hour of trying to read the instructions, we give up and vow to play an easier game tomorrow.
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In Brazil, the far-right populist President-elect Jair Bolsonaro campaigned on a vow of pulling out of the Paris Agreement.
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Ms. Warren didn't agree and instead pivoted to campaign finance, and her vow not to take money from big tech executives.
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Their push comes despite the White House's vow to put a "full halt" on cooperating with an inquiry it considers illegitimate.
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In addition to several postponements, Democrats also have seen two more Trump administration officials vow not to comply with their subpoenas.
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The Trump administration recently pulled back from a vow to ban many flavored e-cigarette products, saying that businesses would suffer.
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Ads for another candidate, Secretary of State Brian Kemp, have him making a similar vow, though with his own pickup truck.
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But if he makes good on his implicit vow to pardon Joe Arpaio, the disgraced former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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Meanwhile, the administration has brought no new detainees to Guantánamo, despite Mr. Trump's campaign vow to fill the prison back up.
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Trump promised during his campaign he would appoint "pro-life" justices, a vow that won him support from anti-abortion groups.
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CNN's Stephen Collinson says this "gathering storm of televised allegations" is testing the President's vow to stay silent on the subject.
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Dissent emerged inside the administration over the President's vow to strike cultural sites — or civilian targets — if Iran mounts reprisal strikes.
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Jughead is nowhere to be found, and his friends vow to go their separate ways after dealing with some mysterious situation.
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We talk about the pros and cons and I vow to make an appointment and do something spontaneous for a change.
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Asked whether he'd walked back his vow to insist upon the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, Trump said he had not.
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The meeting comes as Democrats vow to push again for a vote on legislation to bar suspected terrorists from buying firearms.
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The Trump administration, with its vow to crank up infrastructure spending and reinflate the economy, could improve the picture on returns.
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Butler was heartily booed in pregame introductions, stemming from his trade request and vow not to re-sign with the Timberwolves.
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"Also will "Shut down a nuclear test site in the country's Northern Side to prove the vow to suspend nuclear tests.
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And in the Redemptorists, an order that requires a vow of poverty and emphasizes missionary outreach, he found a second family.
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Background reading: • More on Mr. Trump's visit to Detroit on Wednesday and his vow to add auto jobs by cutting regulations.
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It ends with a cheeky vow to start a new church that would demand more low-income housing and better posture.
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That puts the administration in difficult territory, particularly given President Trump's vow to protect recipients of the program, known as Dreamers.
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With repeal and replace now a hollow vow, Mr. Trump's anger at the defiant members of the Freedom Caucus was undiminished.
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Republicans in Congress have for years been eager to dismantle the law, and largely welcomed the president's vow to do so.
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Jephtha has made a fateful vow that, if victorious, he will offer as sacrifice whomever he first sees on his return.
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When asked by Insider why Persist PAC launched despite Warren's vow to reject such support, spokesman Joshua Karp declined to comment.
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Syria: The White House said it would keep 200 U.S. troops in the country, reversing a vow of a full withdrawal.
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Clinton's vow last March to not deport any undocumented immigrants other than violent criminals and terrorists broke from Obama's more disciplined policy.
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At midnight, Wanjiku and her captors reached the mugumo tree where a dozen shadowy figures made her vow to abandon her work.
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On the one hand, they have run for years and won the support of conservative voters on a vow to repeal Obamacare.
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In a country backsliding, I vow to kick my 2016 mantra up a notch: Her success is my success is your success.
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Trump has at times moved close to conservative orthodoxy, for instance on his suggested Supreme Court picks and vow to overturn Obamacare.
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As parents, we vow, so long as they desire, to foster their musical dreams as far as they're willing to take them.
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The couple, who wed in June 2013, renewed their vows on Eagle Beach in Aruba during the Caribbean's largest vow renewal ceremony.
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Ford's CEO cited demand, rather than Trump's pronouncements, including a vow to impose a "border tax" on companies that send jobs abroad.
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Then, when Jon became Brother in the Night's Watch, he took a vow of chastity and effectively ruled out having a family.
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Once their Venmo payment is approved and goes through, they vow to indeed comment "yikes" on the Instagrams of the customer's choice.
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And in the spirit of honesty and fairness, I vow to not just make that moment "Jaime showed up!" week after week.
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After winding up at Stella 34 with Italian desserts and coffee, participants vow to stay in touch and support each other's ventures.
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Of all the prime minister's promises, Britons must hope that her vow to cut immigration is one she is willing to break.
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STAKE DILUTION Freenet's vow to vote its 24.5% stake against the issue could stymie the takeover if other shareholders join the opposition.
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But that was her vision and her dream of what could have happened or idea of Mom and Dad's wedding-vow renewal.
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Mr Ebrard will vow to stiffen controls in the future and boost border-security funding by $250m in the next 12 months.
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Health care jumped 6 percent on Trump's vow to eliminate parts of Obamacare and on relief that Hillary Clinton did not win.
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In a crowd Mr Doctor watches Mr López Obrador vow to fortify the very border he and his friend had just crossed.
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Trump was elected on a vow to increase infrastructure spending, cut taxes, reduce government regulations, and renegotiate or halt international trade agreements.
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But this is the first time the series has mentioned blood oaths, and the series doesn't differentiate it from an Unbreakable Vow.
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Harris wanted to know whether Kelly would vow not to share DHS information on DACA recipients with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Save that wrapping paper and recycle what can't be salvaged — and if you overdid it, vow to lower your footprint next year.
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The ACLU and SPLC were among the first organizations to express dismay and vow to fight the order as the news broke.
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But it appears likely to bleed into another phase, as House Democrats vow to continue their myriad ongoing probes targeting the president.
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It's been raining all week, and Gentle Decline, the debut from Manchester, UK's VOW, is the perfect soundtrack to winter's slow creep.
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Make someone's life better on your next flight, and vow to never again infringe on anybody else's meager pocket of personal space.
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"At this evening's puja, very shortly, we will take the vow of silence," their organizer said, a handsome woman in her 50s.
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A vow by U.S. President Donald Trump to impose tariffs on Mexico hurt risk sentiment globally, exacerbating the selloff in Italian bonds.
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They seal their newly forged bond over milkshakes at Pop's, making a vow that no boy will ever come between them again.
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Canada has also become an outlet during election years for frustrated Americans, who vow to move there if their candidate doesn't win.
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Some of them have taken over schools as barracks, despite a vow by the state's education minister to reopen them for classes.
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GOP leaders were left cringing by Trump's vow to take responsibility for a partial shutdown and his promise not to blame Democrats.
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Ocasio-Cortez called Trump's vow to build the wall a "campaign fantasy" and said he told "falsehood after falsehood" in his address.
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President Donald Trump's campaign vow to rid Washington of corruption and special interests has been a sad joke for a long time.
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It wasn't so long ago that hearing the word "erotic" from a man who's taken a vow of chastity was blush-worthy.
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He said "we shall see" on whether the EU stuck by its vow to keep the Withdrawal Agreement closed to further talks.
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The trip felt like a fitting stress test before we would vow to share the rest of our lives with each other.
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"We vow to recover trust from investors and financial organisations by adopting strict accounting standards," Asiana said in a statement on Tuesday.
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On Friday, Mr. Cruz cheered Mr. Trump's vow to nominate justices "in the mold" of Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in February.
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President Muhammadu Buhari, a former military ruler, won an election last year largely fought on his vow to crack down on corruption.
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He also became the latest candidate in the crowded Democratic field to vow not to accept donations from corporate political action committees.
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He has not signaled any specific changes aside from declining to commit to Key's vow that the retirement age would remain 65.
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But recently, Booker has focused less on Trump and more on a vow to promote unity in an increasingly divided political environment.
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The Freedom Caucus fired back at Trump, saying it has kept its promise on healthcare and its vow to fully repeal ObamaCare.
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He closed with a vow that no more jobs would leave Maryland, and then Donald J. Trump disappeared back into the sky.
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Bannister's probation appeal included a vow of sobriety, but he would be arrested and sentenced again and again for alcohol-related offenses.
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The big remaining question is whether these steps — and Zuckerberg's vow to change the company — will be enough to solve the problem.
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All three of them answered the question by reiterating their vow to support the Republican nominee, even if it were Trump. Wow.
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Trump criticizes trade deals, while Clinton is sticking with her vow to raise taxes on the wealthy to help the middle class.
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Can you really see him forsaking his vow because he thinks his sister isn't up to the job of leading House Tarly?
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Just after Christmas last year, he too took a vow of voluntary celibacy, though his motives weren't totally aligned with my own.
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However, he seemingly reversed that vow earlier this month, when he declared it "unlikely" that he'd ever have to talk to Mueller.
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Still, her vow, if enacted, would end a long-standing problem of pay-for-play at some of America's most important embassies.
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The retired journalists accuse Trump of "utterly failing" to uphold his oath of office, which includes a vow to protect the Constitution.
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" Cash sings, and later, "I don't know her now/my bitter pill, my broken vow/this girl who sings/she remembers everything.
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Trump had relinquished his campaign vow to abandon Afghanistan, and signed onto a Pentagon-driven plan to bolster the American presence there.
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Jaime then gives that to Brienne, along with armor and a squire, to enable her to fulfill a vow that he cannot.
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NO-GLARE BEDTIME RULE I've made a vow to end the day reading from a book and not from a glowing screen.
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She threatens his vow of celibacy (a concept she Googles agitatedly after meeting him); he threatens her defense mechanism of detached hedonism.
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The U.S. agreed to the pact despite President Trump's vow to abandon the Paris accord, which cannot formally happen until late 2020.
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New President Jair Bolsonaro's vow to crack down on spiraling crime has put him on a collision course with the jail gangs.
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Although they all vow to be transparent and say they will be the most transparent, and Obama did that, as you know.
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Votive objects — also called ex-votos, from the Latin word for vow — are common to every culture and have a long history.
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Even the U.S. agreed to the pact despite President Trump's vow to abandon the accord, which cannot formally happen until late 2020.
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Trudeau underscored the vow by making the announcement in a stadium, meant to symbolize the number of children his policy would help.
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The most basic of those commitments could include a vow to halt all missile and nuclear tests, and sales to other countries.
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Whoever becomes speaker will vow to be speaker for the whole House, not just the top representative of his or her party.
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That brought national attention to the university, prompting the president, Eric W. Kaler, to vow a renewed initiative to combat sexual assault.
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Billionaire Mike Bloomberg's vow not to accept campaign donations means tech industry elites are finding other creative ways to show their support.
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Viva Las Vegas is capitalizing on the current saving grace of the industry: vow-renewal ceremonies, which make up half its business.
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While most of their photos involved weddings, they also included proms, quinceañeras, vow renewals, engagement photos and bachelorette parties in that count.
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Then, remembering his brush-with-death vow to be a professional actor, he went back to Chicago and re-auditioned for Juilliard.
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DP World operates ports in China and Canada, two countries targeted by Trump's vow to make steep changes to U.S. trade policy.
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The Hippocratic Oath for entering the field of medicine is basically a solemn vow to avoid inflicting harm or injustice on patients.
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While Mr. Xi's vow at the forum to ease tariffs and open China's markets cheered investors, it mostly repeated Beijing's earlier promises.
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She made them all swear a vow never to overthrow or act against one another, a former British intelligence officer told me.
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George W. Bush became enmeshed in counterinsurgencies in Afghanistan and Iraq despite a vow to keep the nation out of such quagmires.
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I probably shouldn't have said that, since another secret of "Secret" is the vow of silence to which we theatergoers are sworn.
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Luck is apparently making good on that vow, spending part of Thursday at the team facility with new starting quarterback Jacoby Brissett.
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In response, they vow to find the anonymous man in the video to stop him from harming any other animals — or persons.
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Mr. Trump won the presidency in part because of some big promises, including a vow to break from conservative orthodoxy on entitlements.
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" In Mr. Trump's vow to battle Washington's elite, Mr. Zhang sees Mao's promise to obliterate capitalist overlords and establish a "people's government.
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There will be no shortage of theatrics as activists, many of whom vow to never support Clinton, gather outside of the convention.
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Microsoft's statement also comes as a growing number of tech industry workers and companies vow not to help create any such registry.
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Lindsey Graham follow through on his vow to hold hearings on the FBI's consideration of invoking the 25th Amendment to remove Trump?
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Mr. Netanyahu's vow not to "conduct negotiations with a terrorist organization" ignored that Israel had done precisely that a quarter century ago.
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Washington must vow not to pursue them in court; absent this assurance, the chances that they will agree to exile are slim.
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It's true that every few years, liberal-minded Americans vow to move to Canada depending on the outcome of their presidential election.
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Nissan-Renault relationship: The Japanese carmaker criticized its French partner's vow to block its overhaul effort, further straining the troubled auto alliance.
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The changes include: The deletions and omissions are an apparent rejection of Obama's (often unfulfilled) vow to emphasize transparency during his administration.
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Kadaga first made the vow to get the bill passed — as a "Christmas present" — after returning from a Parliamentary conference in Canada.
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Guaido in Colombia The Venezuelan military is still largely loyal to Maduro and is expected to enforce his vow to block aid deliveries.
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He may be betting he can achieve these aims in tandem with his cornerstone vow to return manufacturing jobs to the United States.
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"I'm going to use my platform to say in the next two years, everything I produce — I am making a vow," she said.
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Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith on Tuesday called on governments and technology companies to vow to protect citizens against cybercrime.
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He certainly did hit the ground running, firing off executive orders that fulfilled his campaign promises and reiterating his vow to fulfill others.
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It's an easy vow for a candidate to make, especially since the issue is hugely important to the critical bloc of evangelical voters.
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In Arizona on Saturday, the Cardinals vow not to be complacent despite thrashing the Packers in the penultimate game of their regular season.
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Not wanting to break my vow of eating themed foods each day, I ordered pancakes and a McMuffin to construct my own McGriddle.
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But when the line did pull and he tugged up a bass, this vow proved hard to keep: it had swallowed the hook.
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It followed a vow by President Trump to respond to an apparent chemical weapons attack by the Syrian government near Damascus on Saturday.
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Now, some of them vow to be single-issue voters, insisting they will choose a presidential candidate simply based on their vaping stance.
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Republicans, conversely, want another conservative on the Supreme Court, so they like Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's vow to block anyone Obama chooses.
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And, as loyal Republicans, they (mostly) vow to coalesce around him should he seize their party's nomination, a fact borne out in polls.
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But she has vowed not to increase taxes on anyone making $250,000 or less, a vow that some Democratic economists say is unrealistic.
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With Brian Littrell and A.J. Mclean sharing lead vocals, they make you believe every word of their vow to do no harm. 8.
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The nation needs to ask itself whether it wants to continue this tradition or heed Mr. Trump's vow to destroy the deep state.
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At the same time, he said he was going to delete his channel, a vow that turned out to be a marketing ploy.
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Plus, he's a lustful sinner, breaking his vow of chastity for an affair so scandalous, we couldn't possibly spoil it before the premiere.
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I have as much right as he does to be on the treadmill and I vow to ignore him and finish my workout.
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Coal country Republicans really are mostly standing up for miners' interests — and the miners are voting for politicians who vow to protect them.
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Members vow to meet emissions targets set in the Paris climate accord, defying President Donald Trump's promise to pull America out of it.
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I am not a fan of flying, so two full days of traveling home for my parents' vow renewal was a little unnerving.
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I don't see how anyone at this moment can vow to fully restore Palmyra unless they plan to ride roughshod over archaeological reality.
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I realize I've eaten fries for two of my last three meals, and silently congratulate myself/vow to eat more veggies this week.
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Such a weak mandate would hardly equip the next administration to scale up the fight against corruption that all candidates vow to deliver.
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Election officers have issued warnings to all candidates that they must vow to uphold Hong Kong's mini-constitution, officially called the Basic Law.
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I'd vow to myself to turn the notifications off, only to forget and then be reminded next time they'd spring upon my phone.
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In return the scholars vow to complete their mandate, justify their voting decisions to their constituents and avoid hiring family as staff members.
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It was a symbol of what might lay in store from the gods if an Olympic contender were to break his sacred vow.
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With renewed bluster, he reiterated his vow to make Mexico pay for the wall and outlined his plan to crack down on immigration.
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Then, he expanded that vow, remaining until every local child who'd been in class that day, down to preschoolers, had earned a diploma.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar used her campaign launch speech to vow action on digital issues like privacy, saying "big tech companies" misuse personal data.
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"I promise to be your pillow when we watch movies, even if my arm gets that tingly feeling," Díaz says in his vow.
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