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To Koch, “that’s just a great data point that people are committed.”

Of the $454 billion pot allotted from the Treasury Department under the Cares Act, only $195 billion has been specifically committed to cover any losses the Fed might take through its programs, including through loans that companies fail to repay.

While Metro has committed to having a “zero-emissions” fleet, it has not announced a timetable.

They’re committed to the communities they’ve made and joined — connections that can outweigh concerns about the company.

So last year, we finally committed to a date and visited for a week.

A new reality series spotlights the extent people will go to impress a crush—from pretending to be deaf to committing theft.

La Barbie videotaped himself in the act of committing atrocities and mailed the evidence to The Dallas Morning News.

In this other video, 29-year-old Crawford is not committing an atrocity such as might be expected of ISIS.

Keen on enjoying her youth, Reign has little interest in committing right now.

Eight months later, Rivers considered committing suicide herself.

He learned the series by heart without any suspicion that he was committing it to memory.

But I cannot imagine myself committing suicide—talk about ugly words!

How near to the husband must she be when committing a wrong to render him liable and escape herself.

A husband cannot chastise his wife, but he may use force to restrain her from committing a violent criminal wrong.

The first three days passed without either group committing itself.