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A solemn pledge or promise to a god, king, or another person, to attest to the truth of a statement or contract
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One of the longest waits is in Cleveland: more than three years from application to oath of allegiance.
We reached out to Oath with a number of questions about this privacy failure.
If we can get used to "Yahoo!" we can get used to Oath.
While go90 was a Verizon project at first, it was later moved to Oath, Verizon's subsidiary that is the result of the merger of AOL and Yahoo.
A small silver second-place award goes to Oath, the owner of TechCrunch, for thereby rising to the top of the "Worst Media Company Name" rankings.
A year and a half after giving birth to Oath, Verizon's officially rebranding its media group as… wait for it… Verizon Media Group.
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Legal experts agreed that there is great symbolic value to oath-taking.
Once ticket-holders arrive at a rally, each potential voter is instantly given the opportunity to go from fan to oath-taker: the volunteers hand out supporter cards, encouraging attendees to pledge their support for Trump in the primary and the general election, as well as check boxes to volunteer and have their name used on press releases.
In this country, as it happens, treason — real treason, not "treason" to oaths or fellow-employees — has a particular meaning.
In this country, as it happens, treason real treason, not "treason" to oaths or fellow-employees has a particular meaning.
Mr. Ensign stepped down in April 2011, just before he was going to have to testify under oath to ethics investigators.
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