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| - {| class="box message padded colored bordered type-basic" |- | class="cell-icon-35" | Image:Wikipedia-logo.png | class="text-medium" | This article uses Creative Commons licensed content from [[Wikipedia:|Wikipedia]]'s List of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny episodes article. The list of authors can be seen in the page history there. |} Stella is brought aboard the Minerva for medical treatment, while the Archangel works at getting Lacus and Andrew Waltfeld back into space.
- The Promise was made to Rokugani humankind by all the Kami when they founded the Emerald Empire. After it was sworn, they proceeded with the Tournament of the Kami to decide who would be the Emperor.
- Moments in time - a collection of fable stories
- The Promise is een trilogie van stripalbums.
- "The Promise" is the third single by Arcadia, released from the album So Red the Rose by EMI-Parlophone in 1986. This was the group's second UK single.
- The Promise is the fifth episode of Due South's second season. Storyline: Constable Fraser and Detective Vecchio must protect a pair of street urchins who stole an important electronic organizer from a murderer's pocket. Original Air Date: January 12, 1996 Written by Michael Teversham Directed by George Bloomfield
- Name: The Promise Run Time: 13:28 Written By: Steven Nardelli, Chris Squire, Paul Stacey, Gerald Johnson Year: 2005
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- Lilly re-opens the case of a young girl, an overweight college freshman named Laurie, who died in a fraternity house fire in 2004. The fire was deemed accidental at the time, but a cell phone photo, e-mailed from the girl's phone just moments before her death, prompts a closer examination.
- The Promise is the second scenario in The Cultist campaign.
- The Promise is the twentieth and final chapter of Resistance 3.
- "The Promise" is the fifteenth episode of the second season of Arrow, and the thirty-eighth episode overall. It aired on March 5, 2014.
- For this mission the player must capture the flags of their opponents by razing the nearby buildings and stationing units beside them. The enemies are the Polish (Blue, Goths), Germans (Red, Teutons) and Bohemians (Green, Teutons). There are also Monks and Huskarls on a mountain southwest of the player's village that will join the player when found.
- THE PROMISE By Jim Bartlett Originally publihed in Short-Story.Me 2014 He steps up to the glass, staring out at powder white sand that stretches to meet an ocean so blue, he has to remind himself to breathe. Two palms, the beach to themselves, take in the sun, their fronds waving ever so slightly in the warm breeze. Inviting. Seducing. It's Jessica's favorite. She loves racing - no, dancing - across the sand, stopping just at the point where the surf leaves it wet. There she spins, giving her head that tilt, the one that squeezes his heart, and fixes her tempting eyes on the hotel. Calling.
- A young couple were out driving through the woods late one night, down a narrow road surrounded by tall trees. The boyfriend was behind the wheel, when he suddenly looked uneasy and pulled the car over to the side of the road. He undid his seat belt and looked at his girlfriend. “I have to do something, and I need you to promise me, whatever happens, you do not leave this car,” he said. “What do you mean!?” she panicked. “Why are you getting out? Why can’t I come with you?” He didn’t reply at first, but simply opened his door and got out, only stopping to stare at her one last time.
- The Promise opens with Methos, who has been an occasional commenter in the previous three episodes, engaging in a conversation with the ancient immortal Dilijan. Methos confirmed that he had no memory of his First Death and expressed scorn for the watercooler bonding experience most immortals enjoyed via discussion of their first deaths. He also expressed contempt for The Prize, he had no interest in earning it as soon as he learned of it.
- The Promise is a graphic novel trilogy that continues the Avatar: The Last Airbender storyline. Written by Gene Luen Yang with Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, the trilogy was released by Dark Horse Comics in collaboration with Nickelodeon in three separate installments throughout 2012. Mainly set one year after the conclusion of the original series, The Promise trilogy details the adventures of Avatar Aang and his friends soon after the Hundred Year War and provides a link to the sequel The Legend of Korra. The Promise trilogy includes:
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