But perhaps the biggest problem is that government policies chop and change far too often.
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Anybody who saw Mills's previous film, "Beginners" (2010), will recognize his fondness for chop and change.
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It feels much easier to chop and change because you don't have that attachment you do to your own photographs.
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Structurally, the film is all chop and change, with Hare and Fiennes tacking back and forth across Nureyev's early years.
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While he is willing to chop and change out wide, the crucial positions down the middle of the pitch must be durable and resolute.
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Because the pool of players is so small, Iceland doesn&apost chop and change its squads as much as countries with more abundant talent, where competition for places is fiercer.
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Brazil have lost once in 20 games since coach Tite took over almost two years ago but he has been forced to chop and change his side in recent friendlies due to injuries.
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The simple drag-and-drop-and-tap interface lets you chop and change arrangements in seconds, and the app has its own user community you can broadcast your tunes to (should you want to).
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Given the policy chop-and-change since 290, it's by no means certain that things won't change again, particularly if the loss of export earnings starts impacting some of the processing projects already underway.
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Investment banks regularly chop and change teams depending on which markets are the most profitable and some consultants say the latest shift is just the result of a poor performance in oil over the last two years.
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"The business community needs to feel that the government has confidence in its plans for the tax system, and policy isn't going to chop and change from week to week," Stephen Herring, Head of Taxation at the Institute of Directors.
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Theirs is a constant tug-of-war between their abstract ambitions and more real-world practicalities—from having to chop and change their live line-up due to work commitments, to relying on freebie recordings from friends to get their first ideas off the ground, to Isabel helping the rest of the band hop the Glastonbury fence because they were so desperate to play any tent that would have them.
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From 1967 to 2007, the Hovis brand of bread was owned by Rank Hovis McDougall, and for much of that time was the market leader in the United Kingdom. However, following a "chop and change" marketing strategy, including several "confused" brand relaunches through the first half of the 2000s,"Analysis: Hovis revives its wholesome heritage in £15m relaunch.", Marketing Week, 7 August 2008. Retrieved 17 May 2010 via Accessmylibrary.com.
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Release Date: 29 August 2014 Label: Romero Records/ Orchard From MusicTrust: "Unlike the many other bands that seem bent on simply reveling in mad energy generated by constantly shifting and juxtaposing interludes and sections within the one 'song', there is a much higher level of compositional delicacy at play here. It’s obvious that Umlaut has thought long and hard about what should and shouldn’t go into the cauldron. The creation of multilayered textures on 'To Your Poverty Quietly Go' is something lacking in much of the music that gets made using a similar chop and change sensibility".
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