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"You can bet that there are people waiting to commit to this," Mr. Fitzpatrick said.
She opted to skip the recruitment frenzy, waiting to commit to another job until she had more than a year of experience.
He denied that the new guidelines would lead to more people travelling abroad to take their own lives, saying: "I don't think there are hundreds of people waiting to commit suicide depending on any policy I make".
One reason for caution is that advertisers are waiting to commit their budgets; as a result, ad executives and media owners complain that they have little visibility about spending prospects, beyond a matter of days or weeks.
These phones have not yet been built, and Motorola is waiting to commit to doing so until it is satisfied there's enough demand.
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She had waited to commit herself until I was old enough to drive and thus arguably self-sufficient -- it would mean less guilt and fewer details.
Now he is calm enough to wait to commit himself and he leaves himself room to get the bat past the pad on the line of the ball.
As Ficsur suggested while the two waited to commit the crime, would-be robbers like them do not come before God Himself.
Jon Nesvig, who oversees Fox Sports advertising as the president of News Corporation, said, "Everything is slower; the markets are moving slower and people are waiting longer to commit than last year".
Director Eric Steel set up camera teams on both sides of the Golden Gate straits, and spent months waiting to film people committing suicide by jumping off the Golden Gate bridge.
He is waiting for the goalkeeper to commit, just waiting; his momentum carries him forward as he lifts the ball with his right boot up and over Grobbelaar and - look, watch it now, follow it as it goes up and over the goalkeeper and continues on its way into the net.
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