This season is an important one in the pitching life of Chamberlain, who'd shown such promise in the early moments of his career, but had become something much less promising, undone by injury and other distractions.
David Cameron was careful to say - in the advance text we've seen so far - that he'd keep his promise to pensioners not to means-test their benefits, but Iain Duncan Smith made it absolutely clear that that promise lasts just for this Parliament - in other words not for the period the speech is talking about.
He decided that the only possible hope of redemption was through confession - to admit that he'd made an election promise he knew he had little, if any, chance of delivering.
It confirms that housing is once again at the heart of the debate about economic policy, just as it was for many decades when parties competed to promise they'd build more homes.
And he thinks he's sophisticated by saying that he'd take a 10:1 promise.
" He said 3-D printing "shows so much promise for our students and for economic development in the Hudson Valley and New York.
With the film industry consumed by animated superheroes and the promise of 3-d fortunes, cable television has shed its ugly stepsister image to become the desired locale for movie stars and screenwriters alike.
So Katzenberg started talking to anyone who would listen about the promise of mass-market 3-D.
"None of these applications, from sports-themed mini-games to high-speed arcade outings, seem to promise much more than what you'd find on your Wii console today, " he wrote after the event.
On the campaign trail last year, Pena Nieto vowed to reduce violence and said he'd take a different tack -- an election promise that played well with voters in a country weary of a drug war with a growing body count.
So, with that, just as proof of the extraordinary promise of American young people, I'd like to invite Steven Harris and Brian Hortelano from Oakton High School to come up here and demonstrate what their team has built.
Ed Balls will promise that, as chancellor, he'd have "tough fiscal rules" but he won't say what they'd be (much more significant is his concession that they would be judged independently and not by him as they were when he was last in the Treasury).
Last year at CES, 3-D television and tablet computers -- or at least the promise they represented -- were all the rage.
The bad news was that Ms. Clements couldn't promise that any of the wines that she'd just mentioned would be there when I finally went shopping.
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And tonight, tonight I'd like to talk about how together we can deliver on that promise.
"They got another million dollars with, really, no additional collateral, other than a promise that if he didn't do well, they'd go get it from the federal government, " Mitchell says.
"My promise is not a normal, typical child like you thought you'd have, " she says.
Guilford has already concocted D-serine blocking compounds and will soon begin animal tests to see whether they live up to their promise.
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