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	The Independent
		Powell, promising that the United States was now a close friend of Pakistan, headed off to India to oblige.
		Then the French broke their promise and tried to stay on until driven out in ignominy in 1946.
		But last year, there was President Clinton, loud once more in America's promises of economic help for Pakistan, asking for a rejection of bin Laden; yet his only sense of perspective was to tell the Pakistani people that their history was - wait for it - "as long as the river Indus".
	www.zmag.org /fiskpromises.htm (1438 words)

	Promise - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A promise is a transaction between two persons whereby the first person undertakes in the future to render some service or gift to the second person or devotes something valuable now and here to his use.
		But in contract law the word promise is commonly used to refer to promises which result in the promisor's word justifying expectations of performance from which a legal duty will arise in term of results.
		In Christianity, a distinction is made between simple promises and oaths/vows, with only the latter being seen as involving a deity (either as witness to the promise or recipient of it).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Promise (567 words)

	Promises, Promises (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Guilt, poor decisions, potentially harmful decisions, and harm to family members can all come out of promises made in the heat of a crisis, at a moment when one is fearing a greater harm to another family member, or even simply made in ignorance of what the promise might entail in the long run.
		Promises made may actually quicken the demise of the business because the promise does not take into account the people and legal realities that future generations face.
		You can promise not to violate these as long as the integrity of the family is upheld without determining a specific course of action.
	www.ec-online.net /Knowledge/Articles/promises.html (2067 words)

	Why you should not promise a feed of fish
		Promising to bring home a feed of fish is the absolute kiss of death to any chance of catching anything but a large heap of derision.
		Undue fervent confidence rolls the promising voice into unique sonic wave patterns that first permeate the air around the boaster, and then dive into the water, to travel rapidly and accurately to every fish in the foreseeable vicinity.
		It is probable, but more research is needed, that the opening of freezer doors by wives as you leave on a fish feed promise trip, actually acts as some kind of amplifier for the promise, enhancing its transmission to fish.
	www.bishfish.co.nz /articles/general/promises.htm (1413 words)

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		Promises Kept provides its service to you subject to the Promises Kept Licensing Agreement and this Privacy Policy, which shall be deemed part of the Terms of Service.
		Promises Kept does not distribute or share customer e-mail addresses, except as noted in its Terms of Service, or as may be required by law.
		Promises Kept stores data and information at Crystal-Tech, Inc. Promises Kept will not review, share, distribute, print, or reference any such data except as provided in the Promises Kept Terms of Service, or as may be required by law.
	www.promises-kept.com /pkccom/policy.cfm (993 words)

	Promises
		Promises on real, I done heard so many say, "II Tru, we want you to sign this rap deal." [Straight up.] Still smilin'-faced foes, theys can't give me no ends though.
		Promises, many times I done heard that "your word is your honor," wastin' time and money to impress some trues when a real fool wouldn't even bother.
		Promises made, kept true, bein' real with it, and like those of you who chose to come brand new.
	www.bonelyrics.com /lyrics/promises.htm (735 words)

	P.O.V. - Promises \| PBS
		Broadcast during the 2001 season of P.O.V., filmmakers Shapiro, Goldberg and Bolado's PROMISES won Emmys at the 23rd Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards: Best Documentary in 2001 and Outstanding Background /Analysis of a Single Current Story — Long Form.
		The PROMISES children, Sanabel Al-Fararja and Kayan Al-Saify, participated in a chat on USA Today's site on Friday, April 19, 2002.
		PROMISES offers touching and fresh insight into the Middle East conflict when filmmakers Shaprio, Goldberg and Bolado travel to this complex and charged city to see what seven children — Palestinian and Israeli — think about war, peace and just growing up.
	www.pbs.org /pov/promises (256 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Promises
		After a year when American theaters were relentlessly bombarded by propaganda masquerading as documentaries, it's refreshing to encounter a documentary that presents its subject in such an unbiased and even-handed manner.
		That is why a film like Promises is vitally important to watch occasionally—it breaks down the comfortable distance between the ongoing situation and the North American viewer watching from a La-Z-Boy back home.
		Promises sets out to give them a means to tell their story and give a voice to their hope for a different, better future.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/promises.php (1050 words)

	Article: Treating Young Alcoholics at Promises.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		At Promises, we often see the result of this combination – young alcoholics who are completely unprepared for treatment.
		Through Promises intensive individual therapy sessions, group meetings and educational activities, we show young adults how to find themselves and live a fulfilling, enjoyable life without alcohol.
		Promises Treatment Centers operates multiple alcohol rehab treatment centers in Southern California, including locations in Malibu and West Los Angeles.
	www.promises.com /index.php/treatment-options/article-treating-young-alcoholics (489 words)

	Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Promises Project, Inc. was founded in 2005 for the purpose of providing substance addiction education, support, information and referrals to the San Mateo/San Francisco Bay Area Recovery and General Communities.
		The Promises Project, Inc. provides information, education, and referrals to professional services and other resources, to people in recovery with the goal of assisting in the continuation of their progress towards becoming responsible citizens of their communities, to and continue their recovery process and personal growth.
		The Promises Project, Inc. offers speakers, seminars and information to the general community. By doing so, we hope to foster a better understanding of substance addiction, its consequences, and treatment options for substance addicts and those who care about them.
	www.promises-project.org (189 words)

	The Promises Foundation
		The Promises Foundation’s vision is to support substance abuse prevention and provide behavioral health services to under served youth and their families.
		To date, that program has trained 30 counselors and is providing treatment to many at-risk children and their parents, all of whom have an increased chance of life success and a reduced risk of substance abuse.
		The Promises Foundation is dedicated to reducing the likelihood of substance abuse among high-risk youth in underserved communities through the implementation of after-school programs focused on instilling evidence-based life-coping skills and substance abuse prevention.
	www.promisesfoundation.org (268 words)

	Promises, Promises - Volume 20 No. 4 - Summer 2006 - Rethinking Schools Online
		To receive the promised bonanza, enlistees must be placed in specialized positions and serve in high-risk combat zones.
		The promise that the enlistee's commitment is only four years.
		Military recruiters can say anything and promise anything because they are not held accountable for their promises.
	www.rethinkingschools.org /archive/20_04/prom204.shtml (1415 words)

	Promises (2002): Reviews
		Promises may want to unite the audience in humanitarian emotions, but it's more useful as a prod to examine what these children are learning from their schools, their leaders, and their media.
		Promises takes a simple idea and just about breaks your heart with it.
		The impact of Promises comes from the openness of the children.
	www.metacritic.com /video/titles/promises (472 words)

	Promises, Promises (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		God’s covenant promises are for individual men, their households, their "little ones," and even with those not yet born.
		This was the familiar formula of the Abrahamic covenant, in which the promise was made to the believer Abraham, to his children, and to the nations (Gen. 17:1-8).
		Hence, the very foundation of all parental fidelity to children’s souls is to be laid in the conscientious, solemn, and hearty adoption of the very duties and promises which God seals in the covenant of infant baptism.
	www.fivesolas.com /boothbap.htm (3790 words)

	Theatre Review - Promises, Promises (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		There is no simple arithmetic about the theater: sometimes a show with noticeable deficiencies in one area more than makes them up in another and comes out ahead with a winner.
		Promises, Promises is simply a very dated show.
		The orchestra is recorded, a deplorable necessity, if necessity it be, and the actors' voices, singing and speaking, are amplified, which would be unfortunate if it were called for, but which is flatly absurd in a 400-seat house where the maximum distance is eleven rows, for heaven's sake.
	www.kdhx.org /reviews/promises.html (420 words)

	The Promises Film Project - The Film
		PROMISES follows the journey of one of the filmmakers, Israeli-American B.Z. Goldberg.
		PROMISES explores the nature of these boundaries and tells the story of a few children who dared to cross the lines to meet their neighbors.
		PROMISES, a film by Justine Shapiro, B.Z. Goldberg and co-director and editor Carlos Bolado, was shot between 1995-2000.
	www.promisesproject.org /film.html (264 words)

	Bible Promises
		Those precious promises, which in faith and hope were 'laid hold' of in 1830, were 'held fast' until the end.
		He saw in his dream that wondrous ladder which for all true believers unites earth and heaven, and surely where the foot of the ladder stood he must have a right to the soil, for other wise he could not reach the divine stairway.
		For many individuals the promises of God are going to go unfulfilled because they will not reprioritize their lives in the light of God's invitations to be co-laborers with Him.
	whatsaiththescripture.com /WStS.Promises.html (4461 words)

	Franklin & Marshall - Promises, Promises
		The fact is that politicians who win elections do try to carry out all or most of their promises and a large majority of promises are actually carried out.
		The conclusion: campaign promises are a strong predictor of a wide range of post-election legislative actions.
		The perception that politicians forget their promises after the election undermines confidence in the political system, and contributes to existing widespread voter indifference.
	www.fandm.edu /x3989.xml (934 words)

	Promises, Promises, Promises
		These promises, as you well know from your own experience, are made in times of danger, or in moments of strong desire, or sometimes out of gratitude and thanksgiving as God has blessed our hearts.
		When a promise of this nature was made there was a scale of values predetermined by God which Moses was to transmit and from which he was not free to deviate in any degree.
		This is a beautiful picture of those vows and promises we make not to bargain with God but to express to him our thanksgiving for all that he has been to us.
	www.pbc.org /library/files/html/0524.html (4237 words)

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		More than just a list of their favorite Bible verses, the authors explore what each promise means and what practical steps a couple can take to actively stand on that promise and believe God for whatever need they have.
		Most Christians know many of the promises of God, Jim said, but they have a difficult time believing those promises can apply to them and their situations.
		In their book the authors explain that some promises in the Bible were given to a specific group of people, but they still have implications for us today.
	www.cbn.com /family/Marriage/elliott_PowerfulPromisesCouples.asp (987 words)

	Chronicle Careers: 4/30/2004: Promises, Promises (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		She tells him that she came to the college six years earlier despite offers from more prestigious institutions because "promises were made to me." The major promise, she recalls, was that she would be given the resources to "create a first-rate department."
		When Delaware guesses (correctly) that the college "broke its promise," she replies, in words many readers of this column will find chilling but accurate, "Broken Promises are a given in the academic world.
		So committed are they to the cause of public higher education that they will be encouraged even by promises they don't believe in, which these days are the only promises they are likely to get.
	chronicle.com /jobs/2004/04/2004043001c.htm (1177 words)

	Bush's Broken Promises
		Three years ago, in a rare moment of harmony, a coalition of liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans in Congress approved what it hoped would be a guaranteed stream of revenue for a range of environmental purposes.
		Despite rhetoric promising to increase other health spending, a close reading of the House Republican budget proposal shows $2.4 billion in cuts for programs -- such as the National Institutes of Health, Community Health Centers and the Ryan White AIDS program -- that Bush has pledged to support.
		The former Texas oilman, who made one environmental promise after another on the campaign trail, has slashed the EPA's budget by half a billion dollars over two years, cut 100 employees and rolled back regulations on a near-weekly basis.
	www.guerillastickers.com /broken_promises.htm (3544 words)

	Welcome to Promises Kept
		Promises Kept is an experienced software development company that understands the needs of the small business or organization.
		Since inception, Promises Kept has focused on web-based applications that will improve communications within your business or organization and improve your customer relations.
		With over 40 years of experience in the computer technology industry, the management team of Promises Kept has focused their efforts on providing you with the on-line applications that will make your business or organization successful.
	www.promises-kept.com (118 words)

	OFFOFFOFF film review PROMISES Israeli/Palestinian documentary movie about Israeli and Palestinian youths dialogue by ...
		The prematurely politicized Jerusalem-area kids of the documentary "Promises" have a chance to break through the barriers that perpetuate hatred between Jews and Palestinians.
		"Promises" is an inspired documentary that tries to find the last shred of innocence in the Middle East by interviewing kids on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian hostilities about their lives.
		And yet, if there's one big point to "Promises," it's that nothing can change while physical and psychological barriers keep the sides from speaking even one word to each other.
	www.offoffoff.com /film/2001/promises.php3 (728 words)

	Rotten Tomatoes Forums - PROMISES - loses the Oscar, but still Worthy!
		A: PROMISES was shot in Jerusalem and the West Bank primarily in 1995, 1997, 1998 and 2000 during a time of relative calm, after the Oslo Accords had been signed and before the most recent intifada (uprising).
		One issue is that of time and money--It took more than 5 years to raise the funds to make PROMISES and we promised ourselves (and our families) that we will not set out to make another film until financing is secured prior to production.
		A: PROMISES is available on DVD and video (NTSC) for educational or institutional screenings, as well as for home video.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /vine/showthread.php?p=5581047 (1970 words)

	Promises, Promises
		After a month of review (and hurried, last-minute promise-keeping), the mayor was able to say that he had “done” or “launched” 80 percent of his promises, while 14.5 percent remain “not done”—most famously his pledge not to raise taxes.
		The point is that politicians simply can’t be bothered to give an accurate accounting of their campaign promises.
		Develop an inclusive administration to unite California’s diverse population.” Four years later, his “2002 progress statement” gave voters little hard evidence: “When I was elected governor in 1998, I promised to move California forward.
	gershkuntzman.homestead.com /files/Promises__Promises.htm (1084 words)

	Bibleinfo.com \| Promises
		He carries out and fulfills all of God's promises, no matter how many of them there are; and we have told everyone how faithful He is, giving glory to His name."
		God never takes back or changes his promises.
		Every promise has been fulfilled; not one has failed."
	en.bibleinfo.com /topics/topic.html?id=229 (200 words)

	Promises, Promises
		Most online businesses promise they'll protect customer data as if it were their own.
		The California Supreme Court declared that a former Intel employee's massive e-mail to his former colleagues was not a "trespass to chattels" and thereby limited (albeit slightly) the ability of network owners to decide what can and cannot be done on their networks.
		In the case of Guess, they promised consumers that their data "would be encrypted at all times" -- a logical impossibility.
	www.securityfocus.com /columnists/171 (896 words)

	Promises, promises
		Last spring, Schwarzenegger promised that his workers' comp reforms would lead to almost instant, major reductions in premiums for devastated businesses.
		The truth is, every decent insurer in the United States requires a verifiable, lengthy history of lower workers' comp costs before they cut their rates.
		But Schwarzenegger's most politically damaging broken promise stems from a deal he struck to pour extra monies into schools this year -- under a formula that, due to unexpectedly high tax revenues, means schools expect $4 billion extra.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/02/04/EDGCCB4OVG1.DTL (751 words)

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