Synonyms: Procrastination, delay tactics, empty threats

Antonyms: Immediate action, commitment, follow-through

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Etymology
The term plays on the common use of "two weeks" as a timeframe for action, highlighting the perceived weakness in failing to meet these self-imposed deadlines.

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Example in a Sentence:
"Once again, the leader declared that changes would be implemented in two weeks, but everyone knew it was just another case of too weak."

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Usage:
Frequently employed in contexts where deadlines are set with apparent urgency but result in inaction or abandonment of the intended task or objective.

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Definition:
The phrase "two weeks" is used to describe the act of repeatedly setting short-term deadlines or ultimatums that are never enforced or followed through. It often implies a lack of commitment or action, symbolizing the delay or avoidance of addressing an issue or fulfilling a promise.

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I bet they are moving some air defense from other areas to Moscow. It makes more sense to hit undefended military targets.

People who once relied on concise slogans are now crafting lengthy diatribes to criticize what is happening.

Vast amounts of personal data of American citizens are on sale because US does not have a privacy regulation like EU has. I can’t understand why this is not a National security concern and why all of this should be handled case by case with a process that is both inefficient and arbitrary.

And what about this? 🤡