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commit

[kuh-mit] / kəˈmɪt /




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Campaigners hope the bill will finally be passed in the autumn, and the BBC has been told that ministers were committed to carrying it over into the next parliamentary session.

From BBC

Drew Anderson, Santa Margarita, 6-10, Sr.: The Oregon State commit was co-MVP of the Trinity League while averaging 20 points and 10 rebounds.

From Los Angeles Times

She added that she had raised concerns about the "price transparency" of red diesel with the Competition and Markets Authority, which has now committed to monitoring the sale of fuel.

From BBC

It is committed to privacy, as evident by its open-source development, which is regularly audited.

From Salon

Inflows to private funds could dry up in coming months as wealth managers balk at committing client cash to them, given negative headlines about private credit and the ability to buy similar cheaper public funds.

From Barron's