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Fully committed

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(Law) committed to prison for trial, in distinction from being detained for examination.

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I have to say we are fully committed to deliver the airplanes for the date we have indicated, October 2007, at all levels of my company.
If they didn't and were fully committed to blocking ethanol, these companies sure wouldn't invest dollars to make more
With so many members in communities around the nation, local leaders supported efforts to get current members fully committed to the organization.
 
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