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Amazon declined interview requests for this article, and a request to visit a distribution centre, but emailed a statement which gave a hedged vow about continued expansion.

For a chap who had supposedly taken a vow of silence about his Tesco years, Sir Terry Leahy is saying more and more.

Near the end of its allotted time at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Sunday night, Coldplay offered up "Fix You," a vow of encouragement about as earnest and ingenuous as its title suggests.

The whole idea of literary "mafias" is a tired metaphor, Lord knows, but in one respect it's accurate: once American writers have reached a certain level of accomplishment and fame, they take what amounts to a vow of silence about one another's work.

A condition of entry to many of the most desirable funds is a vow of secrecy about the results.

Green Day chose the up-tempo songs from "Warning" (Reprise), like "Church on Sunday" (a vow of faithfulness) and "Minority" (about defying authority).

I made a vow not to talk about it.

Next, make a vow to stop worrying about these events by admitting that you can't control the outcome.

"I made a very solemn vow about firearms," Bruce Wayne said in 2009, as he approached the evil god who would go on to kill him.

Among New York City real estate firms, there are mixed feelings about whether a VOW delivers enough benefits to justify either the cost of creating one or the trade-offs involved in complying with rules about how these sites interact with clients.

The United Nations will host a rare theatrical event on Tuesday evening as the cast of the Broadway-bound play "Irena's Vow," about a real-life Polish Catholic who protected Jewish refugees during World War II, performs a staged reading of the work for International Holocaust Remembrance Day.