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But he said kinsfolk was kinsfolk, and promises was promises, so he'd go for a day or so, and then it would be over.

She once promises me, at a time found out the blue heart soul of You solves to conclude a disease for her, would wed me.

However, it certainly is robust in its initial release and promises to be a much more efficient means of XML validation.

Regaining that edge and repositioning the company to tap into growing markets promises to be a difficult transition.

He has admitted, under questioning, that the state of the economy means that some of these promises will have to be "delayed" .

After a year of promises about the "next great gaming platform, " the original iPad failed to deliver on expectations.

And I'm not trying to be giving you a bitter pill, no I. . . And I don't wanna make you promises I can't fulfill, no. . .

It may be that in decades to come this will be all that survives of common cursive: our monetary promises, and our names.

Such talks will no doubt result in a renewed series of concessions to North Korea in exchange for promises of good behaviour.

Even with the great rewards that learning promises, however, few of us put much thought into how we might be better at it.

When it came to money, all her friendly promises counted for little; she was as mean as Shylock.

Perhaps it was that her promises to investors of annual returns of up to 80% seemed just too good, to the authorities, to be genuine.

It became apparent that Japanese promises of independence were merely a sham and that Ba Maw was just a puppet.

As might have been expected, it was not long before John tried to break all his promises.

Spain, which has a bigger current deficit but relatively modest promises to its citizens, shows up in Gokhale's calculations at 244%.

The incident sparked violent and unrest which seems to have continued despite government promises of more investment into the region.

"The record is one of pretty consistent promises, followed by not doing anything, " he said.

The Maoists' promises to rectify poverty and injustice initially found a sympathetic ear among the uneducated rural population.

Fun game play is not a priority, promises made to investors and aesthetics are. 'If it looks good then it is good' is an often heard motto.

Like an inheritable trait, it promises benefits for you and the people you pass it on to.

Mr Bakiyev disappointed many of his supporters by not living up to his promises of democracy and political reform.

Now a new industry standard promises to be able to identify pirated material with phenomenal accuracy in a matter of seconds.

It is hard to be really disappointed by something unless it is unusually good, or at least promises to be so.

It is all but impossible to fix sensible lending targets in advance; and even harder to hold the banks to any promises they may make.

In less than a year, China went from a polluting megapower to an up-and-coming clean-tech contender that promises to outpace America.

But you can be sure Rafael Benitez will have his charges fully fired up for what promises to be an exciting evening of European action.

Cutting the deficit would force her to scrap some of the social promises she had made to voters.

Stanford promises to publish soon, but in the meantime, he says, "I'm trying to get people to think more broadly. "

e. g. I promises my ma Boo, on her deathbed that I'd get my son Steven outta public school and into a church school.

They elected him in March on promises of faster economic growth, more wealth and a brighter future.

This volume marks the beginning of what promises to be a fruitful conversation between evolutionary biology and social anthropology.

Yet it would not be like us to leave our promises unkept, our friends abandoned, and our own security at risk.

It seems that the sky will clear up, and it promises to be a fine day tomorrow.

Christ made several promises while He was here on earth. He said He would rise again.

Shoot for a year or two, not a few weeks. There are no instant fitness fixes, no matter what that website or magazine promises.

A bargain is an agreement to exchange promises or to exchange a promise for a performance or to exchange performances.

The company promises park land, access to first class sports facilities, thousands of jobs and a more vibrant local economy.

Let the Word of God teach you what God promises, what you need, and in what manner God wishes you to pray.

But a report in the Wall Street Journal says the session promises to be even less of a free-flowing exchange of ideas than usual.

If it does not, no government, however powerful, will be able to deliver on its promises.

He said the Russian promises helped to "cushion the circumstances, " but were not what induced her to accept the deal.

I'm so tired of these tedious speeches and words and praises and promises that no one, including the target audience, ever lives up to.

Activists say Canada is trying to block a deal that ensures western nations live up to promises to boost aid to Africa.

He made all these promises about giving you everything but they're just empty talk because he said that to all his girlfriends.

What can I do to make it up to you. Promises don't come easy. You know I've made up my mind to make it work this time .

China would have had to make politically painful adjustments, but could have claimed that it had won promises of U.

eg. He did not accept any verbal promise. He had been cheated many times because his friends did not keep their promises.

If he's a man of his word: Will he really keep those promises he made to you early on?

As is often true of most advertising promises, the benefits touted by Fitflops advertisers aren't as significant as promised.

He made no empty promises, nor the craven excuse that his hands were tied by more powerful forces in the world than himself.

What's more, you could damage the relationship you have with a recruiter if he or she believes you and you later renege on your promises.

Petraeus said that this was an accident, promises that similar incidents do not occur in the future.

Seeing a capable youth easy to exploit, Kun whispered promises of power to Kyp and was secretly training him.

a few enticing lies, a few tempting promises, a runic inscription that told you what you wanted to hear. you did the rest yourself.

The withdraw was one of his campaign promises.

Kuwait, in particular, has not lived up to its promises, which in turn has made other countries less willing to contribute.

Mr Ozawa's supporters believe he promises the sort of strong leadership that would let him build coalitions with the opposition.

In the mobile world, the biggest constant is change, so this promises to be a bit of a shifting landscape.

The party promises "rule by politicians not by bureaucrats" , something that did not happen during the LDP's decades in office.

Allow me to say that renown of the performer does not wipe out of my memory the image and promises of the creator.

He began a vigorous program of winning over the support of moderate Catholics with a combination of charm, force, money, and promises.

But then something happened and he realized "the only thing life really promises us is pain. It's up to us to create the joy. "

The company promises it will never run advertising and will let you take any of your data with you and use it wherever you want.

The opposition candidates face a challenge trying to persuade voters to choose their promises over the president's record.

But a new 'intelligent' CCTV camera that works just like the human eye promises to be able to spot trouble in large crowds.

If he promises to help you, he sure will. He's a man of his word.

South Korea is so bothered by this that its officials keep trying to lure the component-makers away with promises of lower tax rates.

Maintaining five friendships promises to be a Herculean task, so I'm going to have to let one of you go.

It promises utilities to supply them if they need additional power and is paid as if it were keeping physical plants ready.

Readers include mostly the young academic generation who have come to recognize that neoliberal fortune promises did not materialize.

Both the US and China should be legally bound to keep whatever promises they make, said the Swedish environment minister, Anders Carlgren.

He promises to make it a bit easier soon to use ZSI against the toys that seem to be the majority of published services.

But, at the same time, taxpayers are right to be outraged that the bailout itself was poorly thought out, unable to live up to its promises.

The "servant leader" , as he styles himself, has made a fair start, even if it amounts so far mainly to promises and gestures.

But he never did. Whatever promises he'd made to his new flock in England, his family forced him to break.

When reality did not live up to the government's promises and unemployment failed to fall, confidence turned to disappointment.

and yet, in time as you clung on to God's promises . . . God gave you a tree.

He was no player and was looking for a serious relationship; I felt too young to make promises, and stalled.

Quick Online Tips is not remarkable (at least not to me) but it does exactly what the name promises.

Asia has about a year to see whether or not the DPJ can act on its promises and change Japan.

Having bailed out so much of the system this time round, promises not to do so again ring a touch hollow.

For Obama, it was a first step towards redemption of one of his signature campaign promises, within six months of coming to the White House.

We have no firm agreement has not promised to comply with any of the promises, there is no set of mutually binding Haishishanmeng.

It will fulfil the promises that God made to you when you originally set out on your journey.

The Obama administration is ready to follow through on campaign promises to crack down on U. S. companies that "ship jobs overseas. "

The set-up for the Porsche Panamera promises to be every bit as exciting, and with a 16-speaker design we would hope so.

The bottom line, then, is that this is no time to let campaign promises of guaranteed health care be quietly forgotten.

So the city chose bankruptcy in the hope that it might be able to restructure some of those pension promises.

But she says politicians generally fail to live up to their promises, and the European Union overall seems unable to agree on anything.

This past weekend, there has been a conference in Qatar called to ensure rich countries live up to the promises they made three years ago.

And yet each new conflict is only another episode in bombing's long history of promises about "cost-free" victory and clean war.

So your reputation, at least within the enterprise, and possibly beyond, depends on making promises about service levels.

An easy trap to fall into is trying to impress clients with your promises instead of your work.

But just as significantly, the US$30 million for malaria control is a clear example of the Bank translating its promises into action.

I built all my hopes on his promises, only to find that he was not a man of sincerity at all.

He promises to be responsible about it, but says "one can't change his way of being. "

And I'm not trying to be giving you a bitter pill, no And I don't wanna make you promises I can't fulfil No I.

S. adhere to its promises made to the Soviet Union in Yalta as a condition of the Soviet Union's entry into the war with Japan.

Most announcements of "new money" turn out to be old promises repackaged. This contribution was genuinely new and made a big difference.

I promised. And I keep my promises. But what was the first thing you said to me when I started working here?

The train company promises to pick her up next day on the train heading back to her destination city.

The prime minister has earned something of a reputation for grand gestures and promises with little follow-through.

No promises, but do not let us leave with regret, I would like for you to stay.

Mr Obama knows all this: he promises repeatedly not to leave the problem to his successors.

"China's handling does not violate international rules and is not contrary to its WTO accession promises, " the paper said.

I thought he was a young man of promise, but it appears he is a young man of promises.

But now a pair of 'social X-Ray' glasses promises to tell you exactly what the other person is thinking - and when you should stop talking.

Investors, Schiller promises, will be interested in making bets on this sort of thing.

This Urban Revolution promises to be one of the greatest opportunities of our time .

He should not hold back from stimulus packages to help America out of recession. But he has huge promises to keep as well.

Otherwise, assuage their fears with promises that expansion of the schedule is possible if need becomes evident upon arrival.

God's promises seem to wait for the pressure of pain to trample out their richest juice as in a wine-press.

Promising as all this sounds, much of it merely repeats earlier promises.

He wants to style himself as a "pioneer" of a new moral capitalism, rowing back on the free market promises that brought him to power.

Mr Obama has been able to keep some of his campaign promises without Congressional say-so, simply by signing executive orders.

Gianluigi Buffon has spoken of his pride at wearing the captain's armband for Italy in what promises to be a hard-fought clash with Holland.

They used the President's unfulfilled promises as a stick with which to beat the whole government.

Teri bares her soul to York, telling him about a fight she had with Kim. He promises to stay with her until they find her daughter.

Judged by his original promises, Mr Museveni has been a failure.

INSKEEP: Adam Davidson of our NPR's Planet Money team looked into those numbers to see if the promises of the bill could be true.

Although anti-war groups might like to see him move faster, he is broadly sticking to his campaign promises.

With a pure heart devoted to God and with the promises to your lover to be true and loving the world will be your oyster.

Nothing is official yet, and promises often do not become reality in Indian politics. But the activists feel momentum is now in their favor.

Such a timeline promises the kind of job security that's a rarity on Wall Street today.

With its economies of scale and abundant labour, China is hoping to gain an edge in what promises to be a lucrative new industry.

"You can have it out in the holidays, " promises Michelle.

The princes who have done great things are the ones who have taken little account of their promises.

California Republican Dan Lungren said Mr. Obama is not living up to his campaign promises to cut taxes and federal spending.

I think he made a lot of promises and he is yet to make on similar promises, so I like to see if he could try to make it on second term.

Mr Obama's strategy promises more bloodshed in the short run in exchange for a chance of stability in the long term.

Synthetic biology, as the technology that this and myriad less eye-catching advances are ushering in has been dubbed, promises much.

Qatar will stage a World Cup in and around Doha in a desert summer but promises state-of-the-art technology to cool fans and players alike.

A Scout tells the truth. He keeps his promises. Honesty is part of his code of conduct. People can depend on him.

We secretly, and sometimes not so secretly, wish we had not been so specific about our promises.

Don't be taken in by his promises for he never realizes them.

Do not try to be a superman that promises your boss or customers the impossible.

If I had about an hour of love If that's be all is given me An hour of love promises us I will give my love to see some more.

Wilson, to his credit, did not resort to making secret promises and agreements.

Once or twice he fell to Tom's promises of amendment and gave him considerable sums in order that he might make a fresh start.

But in case you break a promise, at least admit it openly and attempt to keep your other promises.

E-government promises not only a more efficient and effective government but a more transparent one as well.

This argument looks weaker. The Norwegians and New Zealanders seem to have persuaded the financial markets that they are making no promises.

His loyal friend Hassan promises to help him - for he always helps Amir .

As an old principle in Roman law, it has the meaning of "promises must be kept and actions must be resolute" .

It is as if the prize committee had been persuaded to give the award on the future delivery of promises.

RongRong lured her to Beijing from Japan with his promises of a beautiful house.

It would be disingenuous for Washington not to embrace the principles behind this bill after all the promises for transparency.

Don't make any loose promises to her. She's got a memory like an elephant.

"It promises to be one of the great undertakings of the twenty-first century, " writes Mr. Baker.

Therefore, I can only say : dear to her heart * you are my forever forever. The same promises, you will always be a princess in my heart!

Mr. Romney said Thursday that he expected Mr. Obama to offer empty promises during the speech and did not plan to watch.

"We are here to collect on the promises he made to us, " said a female activist.

He promises to be tough on crime and anti-social behaviour, and to work to help bring together Londoners of different ethnic backgrounds.

As if already a seasoned politician, he left a trail of political promises in his wake.

What reason is there to believe that the guarantees and promises this time won't turn out to be as empty as last time?

In the face of this kaleidoscope of promises and changing fashions, governments have been understandably cautious about decentralization.

It promises to be the ultimate test of the Special One's powers as some of Barca's performances this season have been breathtaking.

For thousands of years people have disbelieved the promises of God for the most extraordinary reason: they were too good to be true.

One mistake by the failed companies was to ship sweaters to American customers on promises that they would be paid later, Ms. Da said.

Discussions about new casting never reached the point of talking to actors or their agents about joining "Promises. "

I think he made a lot of promises and he has yet to make good on some of those promises.

That's why the company takes the whole sum at the very beginning and promises to be responsible for its client.

it also knows that no more bailout money will come its way unless it lives up to its promises and reduces its budget deficit to 7. 6%.

She promises not to avenge the coup or to rush into pardoning and bringing home her brother.

The cigarette meets the matches to be doomed to injure, do not say the love easily, promises the promise is the debt which owes.

I would not want to leave you in this lonely world without my warm embraces, without my firm protections, without my sweet promises.

This pledge has been repeated as recently as the last election, but the promises have not stood up to reality.

The pen promises to be a more direct way to enter , manipulate and manage information than anything we've been using so far.

The government is unable to carry out everything it promises; some of what he says may be just show.

A compass made of light promises to be more sensitive than anything in a Boy Scout's wildest dreams.

Make promises you know you can keep . If you mess up on this stage , you're in big trouble.

As sophisticated and interesting as each of these features are, the question is; will they actually make good on these promises?

If Mr. Obama does make it to the White House, will he actually deliver the transformational politics he promises?

He tried to pin me down to mi promises to go with him.

He said DLF had broken numerous promises and did only an adequate job of delivering water and power.

the navy's obsession with new aircraft carriers promises to leave nothing for the defence of cyberspace.

One of the greatest promises of genome sequencing projects is to further the understanding of human diseases and to develop new therapies.

Silent fell the prime minister on the subject of tax cuts after all his promises at the last election .

The faith waiting in the heart of a seed promises a miracle of life which it cannot prove at once.

The Bible says, "Friendship with God is reserved for those who reverence him. With them alone he shares the secrets of his promises. "

The trade unions will use the minister's unfulfilled promises as a stick with which to beat the whole government.

She authorised the tape to be made public after other promises were not kept, she said.

The pain of discipline is a small pain to endure, when you consider all that it promises.

But after years of broken promises, voters appear to be unimpressed, according to a poll published on Monday August 3rd by Asahi Shimbun.

It is desperate to distract attention from the fact that it has broken some of its promises.

One of his campaign promises was to bring internet connectivity to all farms in the area.

Their faith kept them going even though they did not see all the promises completely fulfilled.

Other people are going to break their promises to you. You know that.

They are now angry about having been misled by A. I. G. 's promises and are not inclined to return the money as a favor to you.

The conference did not produce any immediate promises to further cut emissions blamed for climate change.

In Washington, the news cycle promises to become even more frenzied as outlets like The Huffington Post expand their operations there.

Once in power, a government is often judged by how many of its manifesto promises it manages to deliver.

Your workaholic husband isn't interested in changing his routine, but he owes it to you to keep his promises.

Rather his aim was to consummate the faith of Israel for the benefit of the world by fulfilling the promises God had made to the Hebrews.

butterfly, Promises are often like the butterfly, which disappear after beautiful hover.

Both parties are accused of making pie-in-the-sky promises, since they also insist that the budget deficit must be cut.

But a new capsule promises to deliver perfume directly into the body, turning the skin into an " atomiser . "

I can't trust Peter anymore, because he never sticks to his promises.

During the first half of his tenure, it appeared as though Lumumba would deliver on many of his grand promises.

He promises to free her from her forced marriage and compares their mutual feelings to the union of love and spring.

One of our customers have made promises to direct marketing as a cross-channel marketing plan.

Evidence of reliability lies in the consistency with which we deliver on commitments, promises and statements.

It was unclear how soldiers might react if some of the demonstrators made good on their promises to march on the president's residence.

At the heart of the two thousand three hundred pages in the bill are promises to protect average Americans.

He promises the upcoming version to be significantly different from the current version and with better WiFi support.

The college administration promises such documentation in a few days.

'A good manager under-promises, and manages expectations, ' said the reader.

The next generation of touch technology, now in development, promises to be even more intuitive and user-friendly.

Mr Sarkozy seems ready for a fight on this and promises to continue with other reforms as well.

But what if she says, "You always make promises you never keep. This fall there will be some excuse. I think you owe me a trip first" ?

It's probably for this very reason that many of us choose to mark the occasion with some sort of promises to ourselves.

And yet this truth must coexist with another -- that no matter how justified, war promises human tragedy.

But other promises that may remain unfulfilled do not reflect bad faith so much as the scale of the task.

It is like the innocent wishes of young people and the promises that can never be realized, like you and me separated by the eternal river.

As always keep your eyes firmly on the future that promises to lift you out of your present difficulties, as it draws nearer each day.

However, disappointingly, their actions fail to live up to their promises and show lack of sincerity to fulfill their promises.

God's promises are like the stars in the sky, the darker the night is, the more shine the stars are.

Hainan promises to be one of the greatest tourist attractions .

Kring promises that there may be many more villains than we have met so far, so Sylar will be in good company.

We had a nice pre-championship period, training well and building up a new team and a new group that promises well.

Mr Watts has problems with that analysis, and promises a thorough study of the project's findings later.

As of now, the only way the air quality promises will be met is by shutting down much of north China for the duration.

Duran is a man of his word, he always keeps his promises.

Promises are often like the butterflies, which disappear after beautiful hover.

And voters can hardly make judgments about what to scale back if they do not know what promises have been made.

The financial press reports that "the markets" have been calmed by his promises.

A country fed on terror promises to maintain regional security with a country mowing down civil liberties in its own.

Palmer promises Keith that, although he hasn't been a good father in the past, he will be there for him in the future.

He regularly warns American firms eyeing the British market that overblown promises of true love are likely to repel rather than attract.

The President sounded great four years ago. He made all these wonderful promises and the hope and change sounded good to a lot of people.

The British aid agency says it wants to remind G20 leaders to live up to promises of aid.

Some were tempted by promises of land, others by the fact that the king's armies paid in a gold-backed currency, not paper dollars.

A breezy mid-tempo ballad, Jackson's falsetto is as effortless as ever as he sings promises to a loved one.

But in 2003 we did not live up to these promises.

It would be foolhardy to throw this away with promises that cannot be fulfilled, even if only to win the primary.

Promises are scary things. To keep them means relinquishing some of our freedom; to break them means losing some of our integrity.

"If zombies did start roaming the streets, CDC would conduct an investigation much like any other disease outbreak, " it promises.

He says Russia has always stuck to its promises, both regarding bilateral relations and its assistance in the Bushehr project.

Your big idea might have seemed like a really smart one, but now you must deliver on the promises you made.

He still needs to act upon his theories and promises as stated during the election.

Although employers like the idea of reducing these holiday promises, they will be less pleased to be invited to foot the bill.

The reason that I resigned was that they never kept their promises.

HIDE Promises are often like the butterfly, which disappear after beautiful hover.

First, foreign companies were lured in and encouraged to hand over their technology with promises of a share of China's domestic market.

Don't make too many promises now, for whatever schedule you create will likely need revision in a day or two.

Such promises, though necessary to convince the prudent to rely on the fund, will however tempt some countries to run profligate policies.

Promises are often like the butterfly, which disappear after beautiful .

Promises of efficiency and simplicity have bred nothing but pollution and chaos.

If it is impossible for God to lie that means that we can count on every single one of His promises within these words.

Babel said he was made promises about playing more often this season but he can have no complaints about being left out recently.