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commitment

Definition for commitment

noun as in assurance; obligation

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The market is “sensitive” to anything related to OpenAI and its ability to pay off and build the commitments it has made over the next few years, Zakalik said.

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Their physicality, ability to win second balls, and commitment to running off the ball and arrive in dangerous areas were key to them getting an impressive win.

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Mr Finlay is asking the Scottish government for a multi-million pound funding commitment, to match the EU's research on system economics, environmental and animal welfare impacts.

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Here are the main negotiated outcomes, and the voluntary commitments, made during the summit attended by nearly 200 nations:

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Those commitments would fall short of a European-led “reassurance force” stationed within the country to deter further Russian attacks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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