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The fact that someone has committed to doing something they know nothing about means they're already in a good place.
The amendment would state that the United States would fully deploy all four phases of Mr. Obama's missile defense program by 2020 as he has committed to doing.
Paying good teachers more is important — and the mayor, admirably, has committed to doing that — but money isn't solely at issue.
Now that Khan, the frontrunner in the mayoral race according to a recent poll, has committed to doing the same, all the main protagonists will be taking stock.
In the name of fiscal probity, the incoming Republican leadership in Congress has committed to doing whatever it takes to stop the health care reform act from taking effect.
The Gaslight Anthem, for example, has the potential to make huge, sweeping, pastoral post-Springsteen anthems, but thus far it has committed to doing so on an independent label.
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"He has committed to do that".
Tony Abbott has committed to do so, in fact he is now defining his leadership through that issue.
All 17 companies have told Mr. Feinberg that they will consider adopting the provision, though none has committed to do so.
It has committed to do this but the issue needs to be settled quickly as there are substantial sums at stake.
A few veteran rockers have agreed to appear: David Johansen, a former member of the New York Dolls, has committed to do a show, as has the Baseball Project, the supergroup formed by Peter Buck of R.E.M. and Steve Wynn of Dream Syndicate.
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