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A promise is a transaction whereby a person makes a vow or the suggestion of a guarantee.

Promise(s) may also refer to:

Places

• Promise, Oregon
• Promise, South Dakota
• Promise City, Iowa
• Promise Land, Tennessee or Promise

Film and TV

• Promise (1986 film), a Hallmark Hall of Fame television movie
• Promise (2005 film), a Finnish film
• Promise (2017 film), an Indonesian film
• Promises (1975 film) or Promise of the Flesh, a South Korean film
• Promises (2001 film), an Israeli documentary
• Promises (2021 film), a French-Italian romantic drama film
• Promised (film), a 2019 Australian film featuring Paul Mercurio

Music

• Promise (rapper) (born 1982), Canadian hip–hop artist
• Promises (group), a late-1970s Canadian–American pop group

Brands and enterprises

• Promise (brand), a brand of toothpaste in India
• Promise (margarine), the United States name for Becel margarine

Computing

• Futures and promises, the constructs used for synchronization in some concurrent computing
• Promise theory, a general theory of promises with applications in computing

Other uses

• Promises (book), a 2000 children's book by Elizabeth Winthrop, illustrated by Betsy Lewin
• Promises Treatment Centers, a provider of residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation facilities in California, U.S.

See also

• A Promise (disambiguation)
• I Promise (disambiguation)
• No Promises (disambiguation)
• Promise Me (disambiguation)
• Promises, Promises (disambiguation)
• The Promise (disambiguation)