People will count errors by her campaign, but all candidates make errors.
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Diagnostic errors, communication breakdowns, the failure to do necessary tests, medication dosage errors and other improper procedures were all considered medical errors in the study.
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"There are errors of omission and then there are errors of commission," he said.
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He continues to commit unforced errors: These are errors of judgment, temperament and strategy.
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But Trump's errors are far more frequent than other candidates' errors, and more troubling.
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And then there are sometimes just glaring errors, like inferential errors, statistical errors that somehow get through by people who know better and by editors who know better.
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The incident was caused by "unintentional human errors, process errors, and equipment failures," he said.
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You have to try really hard to correct errors almost immediately when you make errors.
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The United States will be willing to acknowledge past errors where those errors have been made.
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Most claims without errors or injuries didn't result in payments, and most claims with errors did.
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Compared with treatment errors, such as medication overdoses or wrong-limb amputations, diagnostic errors receive little attention.
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He tracked the errors they were making and the errors their opponents were forcing them to make.
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In any event, errors in estimating consumption have been matched by equal and opposite errors in estimating exports.
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Kerber had 18 winners and 13 unforced errors, while Keys hit 39 winners and committed 33 unforced errors.
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Errors estimating exports lead to equal and opposite errors estimating domestic consumption through the formula employed by the EIA.
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Those errors come as Trump's conservative media allies are increasingly on the hunt for media errors and alleged bias.
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While Keys finished with 30 unforced errors and 18 winners, Stephens recorded 10 winners and only six unforced errors.
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This statistic suggests players should not commit errors, but tennis is a game of errors much more than winners.
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And if peer reviewers discover factual errors, they point them out so the errors can be fixed before publication.
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This means that the death rate in the group with medical errors was probably similar to the death rate in a group without medical errors, casting doubt on those errors as being the cause of death.
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I am incredibly curious about the extraordinary document, complete with grammatical errors and spelling errors and absolutely profound scientific misstatements!
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A 2013 study found that 25 percent of consumers' credit reports had errors These errors aren't even a big secret.
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The Indians, who made the fewest errors in the American League this year, committed seven errors in the last two games.
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When asked about Downton Abbey's errors by the Daily Telegraph, Bruce stated that these errors had "nothing to do with me."
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Interacting systems have a tendency for errors to be connected, or correlated, he says, meaning errors will affect many qubits simultaneously.
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In addition to the polling errors, data scientists said the inherent weakness of election models might have caused some forecasting errors.
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Errors are corrected during the press run whenever possible, so some errors noted here may not have appeared in all editions.
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For example, use one pass to look for spelling errors, another for grammatical errors, another for factual mistakes, and so on.
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WEEKEND Because of editing errors, a jazz entry in the Listings pages on Friday about the McCoy Tyner Quartet included several errors.
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As I recall, the copy editors went to town on factual and grammatical errors, but left what Jefferson called errors of opinion.
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There are things that contribute to people making errors, but it's like human errors as opposed to not knowing some tax secret.
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The Iowa Democratic Party has corrected some errors, but the errors became far more frequent on Wednesday as the count dragged on.
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According to the report, IOCCO investigated 23 serious errors during 2015, 14 of which were human mistakes and nine technical system errors.
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"That served as a wake-up call to current FARA registrants that they can't make errors that they know are errors," Rosenstein said.
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"It's calculation errors or transposition errors," said Cari Weston, CPA and director of tax practice and ethics at the American Institute of CPAs.
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Seventy-eight percent of the doctors who reported errors had symptoms of burnout, compared to 52% of those who did not report errors.
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Seventy-eight percent of the doctors who reported errors had symptoms of burnout, compared to 52 percent of those who did not report errors.
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Because product supplied is calculated as a residual, any errors measuring production, imports, exports and stockpiles flow through directly into errors in implied consumption.
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But on other hand, at the very least minor errors happen all the time, and sometimes major errors, but you still have to perform.
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To start, check your credit report for errors, dispute any errors you find, and pay off other debt from loans and credit cards.3.
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"The study didn't specifically look at which direction the relationship is going, whether burnout is causing errors or errors are causing burnout," he added.
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When the TIGTA identified programming errors that led to tax returns not being identified for further review during processing, the IRS corrected the errors.
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Bara saved nine of 13 break points and tallied 63 winners and 24 unforced errors, while Gasparyan finished with 60 unforced errors and 33 winners.
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About 4 percent of interpretations by radiologists end up having errors, according to some estimates, which translates to roughly 40 million errors a year globally.
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NerdWallet found that 49 percent of Medicare claims contain billing errors, and medical billing advocates argue that up to 80 percent of claims have errors.
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According to Jdanov, massive errors do exist in population data, but such errors are far, far less likely in the very carefully checked data about supercentenarians.
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Although the screenshots of errors circulating on Twitter were from uncorrected proofs, several significant errors remain in the final book that bear out her critics' misgivings.
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It is Océ, not OC. Errors are corrected during the press run whenever possible, so some errors noted here may not have appeared in all editions.
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It was B.B.P.R., not B.P.P.R. Errors are corrected during the press run whenever possible, so some errors noted here may not have appeared in all editions.
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Arizona committed two errors and at least two other misplays (Yasmany Tomas turned catchable drives into doubles) that didn't officially go in the books as errors.
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The Mets committed two errors with Harvey on the mound in a sloppy game featuring a combined five errors before the end of the fourth inning.
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He was unsparingly self-critical, which allowed him to understand his own mental errors — and, by extension, to diagnose widespread human errors that others had missed.
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Most critical here are those errors in calculation committed by either one or both sides — errors that could lead directly and inexorably to a nuclear conflict.
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While the Foundation has created an extensive list of "errors" they perceive in the book, they have provided no evidence that these are in fact errors.
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Prior research on writing errors had not compared types of errors, nor collected information about the readers, in order to see which reader characteristics influenced interpretation.
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"PubPeer is typically used to point out errors in papers, and no scientist wants to find errors in their published work," Tackett tells me in an email.
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Women's March organizers didn't respond to a question from Vox about why the March made two such errors, if they were in fact errors to begin with.
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"More extraverted people were likely to overlook written errors that would cause introverted people to judge the person who makes such errors more negatively," the study says.
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One NerdWallet study found rampant hospital billing errors had resulted in overcharges of up to 26 percent, and nearly half of all Medicare claims contained billing errors.
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Instead, the source of the trouble was a series of system errors (including software and human errors) that caused the satellite to spin wildly out of control.
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Their hypothesis was straightforward: Patient Safety Indicators are a reasonable measure of safety; poor safety makes medical errors more likely; and medical errors lead to malpractice claims.
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REMEMBER, THESE OTHER COUNTRIES THAT HAVE BEEN SPOILED BY DECADE AFTER DECADE OF UNTOWERED BENEFITS AT OUR EXPENSE BECAUSE OF ERRORS, POLICY ERRORS THAT WERE MADE EARLIER.
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Astronomers have rigorous methods to estimate the effects of statistical noise and other random errors on their results; not so for the unexamined biases called systematic errors.
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Former Obama Attorney General Loretta Lynch made errors in judgment during the Clinton probe Horowitz also charged that Lynch similarly made multiple errors in judgment during the probe.
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She's heard that checklists of standard safety procedures can cut errors down, but she doesn't know anything about which approach to checklists does the most to reduce errors.
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Even if you don't agree that medical errors are the third leading cause, the fact that medical errors even make the list at all is obviously very concerning.
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The unseeded Mladenovic overcame 55 unforced errors — including 12 double faults — while dispatching Svitolina (43 winners, 20 unforced errors), who was a semifinalist in last week's U.S. Open.
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Osaka has been picking on Williams's backhand to great effect, drawing five forced errors and four unforced errors off that side already, while holding Williams to zero winners.
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And while there were multiple errors and omissions in these applications, Horowitz report refused to weigh into whether or not these errors were enough to reject the warrants.
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The blizzard of dangerous errors over only a few months in 2014, and the additional errors uncovered by subsequent investigations, inspired the US government to change its practices.
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After all, we tend to interpret the errors of our enemies and rivals in an unfavorable light, while explaining away the errors of our allies in more innocent terms.
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The mistakes addressed some minor reporting errors, but the bigger issue is that the mathematical worksheets used to convert votes into delegates at some precincts contain other apparent errors.
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Segura was charged with three errors, becoming the first shortstop to make three errors in an inning since Castro for the Chicago Cubs on April 21977, 216, at Colorado.
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The Royals, who came into the game tied with the Nationals for the fewest errors in Major League Baseball, had errors on the first two batters of the game.
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In the men's draw at Roland Garros for the past two years, forced errors have outnumbered unforced errors, 673,738 points to 17,056 points, but you would never know it.
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Both men finished with impressive numbers: Nadal hit 26 winners, 23 of which came on his forehand, against 24 unforced errors; Djokovic hit 26 winners against 13 unforced errors.
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Physicians who are more burned out are more likely to report errors in the future and physicians who report errors are more likely to report burnout in the future.
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Konta mixed 73 winners and 17 unforced errors against Mertens while the Belgian, a 2018 Australian Open semi-finalist, was slowed by 26 unforced errors and had only 11 winners.
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The steady baseline player was near perfect with her groundstrokes, registering only five unforced errors, as she pressed Garcia into 34 errors and broke the big-serving Frenchwoman six times.
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In 2015, she created Keeping Up With the Kontinuity Errors, a blog that tracks the continuity errors in Keeping Up With the Kardashians, using Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, and common sense.
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Pope Pius IX wouldn't have had to write a Syllabus of Errors if he weren't deeply, deeply worried that those "errors" — secularism, modernity, moral relativism, and more — threatened Catholic ideology.
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ARTS & LEISURE A cover article this weekend about Barbra Streisand's efforts to define her legacy — including her determination to correct even the tiniest errors about her life — contains several errors.
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Previously, researchers thought the only way to avoid quantum computing errors was to implement an additional software algorithm that corrected the errors—algorithms that researchers are still working to develop.
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It was Pope Pius XI, not Pope Pius IX. Errors are corrected during the press run whenever possible, so some errors noted here may not have appeared in all editions.
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In the meantime, the agency is forced to estimate the volume of refined fuels which are exported, and any errors in those estimates flow through directly into errors in implied consumption.
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It is that she made factual errors in describing them, errors that range from trivial things like the color of one person's boots to more serious issues like misgendering a subject.
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Williams made 28 unforced errors against McNally and later promised to be better, a claim which she backed up as she made only 15 unforced errors in her clash with Muchova.
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No corrections appeared in print on Monday, January 14, 2019 Errors are corrected during the press run whenever possible, so some errors noted here may not have appeared in all editions.
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KS: Or not the errors — it just didn't work.
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One of those errors would be ... anarchism doesn't appeal.
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" Rosenstein added that Comey "refused to admit his errors.
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" He cited no specific errors but said that "I.
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"Once we're made aware of errors we quickly act to resolve them," a spokesperson told Mashable, adding that the company conducts "regular audits and quality assessments" so errors will not happen again.
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" He called the barrage of criticism "cyber-bullying," and seemed to dismiss the errors, explaining that most stemmed from "missing data, rounding errors, and [some numbers] being off by 1 or 2.
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For a 2-mL dose, for example, the fewest errors were seen with the 5-mL syringe and for the 7.5-mL dose, the fewest errors were with the 10-mL syringe.
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Many parents are making dosing errors when giving medicine to their children, a new study suggests , but using a syringe instead of a cup or spoon could prevent many of those errors.
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The other was the biggest misses in annual Energy Information Administration long-term outlooks — in which the errors were outside of the 95 percent range of prior errors for a given topic.
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The miscellaneous item reflects errors in data from OECD countries, errors in the agency's estimates for supply and demand in non-OECD countries, and stockpile changes outside the OECD that go unrecorded.
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College students who read the email messages perceived the writer to be less conscientious, intelligent and trustworthy when the message contained many grammatical errors, compared to the same message without any errors.
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Our daily neutron showers can produce both soft errors and hard errors, those that can be fixed with a reboot and those that can't, and many of the events you won't even notice.
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Kids of non-English-speaking parents may be particularly vulnerable to errors, and it's possible that including these families might have exposed even higher rates of parent-reported errors, the researchers point out.
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He was a man in a hurry and, as young men in a hurry often do, he made some serious errors of judgment along the way — errors that dogged him throughout his career.
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The outage lasted approximately two hours, and the service appears to be back up now — save a few lingering errors: Our teams are aware & currently investigating errors when updating the Xbox One console.
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Other delays were because of errors or minor scheduling issues.
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Software errors could theoretically wipe out your store of bitcoin.
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In small part, errors in Nasdaq's computer programming created problems.
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He recalls a comedy of errors in the album's production.
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But it is still a process that can involve errors.
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None of those deals were found to have substantial errors.
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Cillizza: Why did Whitley's office make so many errors -- 25,000!
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Instead, though, Exodus treated me to a comedy of errors.
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Similar errors were made by James and Smith with Durant.
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Birth control packaging errors aren't common but they do happen.
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Konta was so thrown she racked up 41 unforced errors.
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There were also a few errors that have been corrected.
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VICE: How do drafting errors generally make it into laws?
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Vikhlyantseva committed 30 unforced errors, twice as many as Bertens.
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This case is not about mistakes or errors in judgment.
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Experimental errors alone don't seem to explain the discrepant values.
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"We think of what we call unforced errors," says Fernandez.
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"It causes errors," he continued, "and wastes so much time."
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Individual district polls are of course prone to large errors.
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However, there were errors and inconsistencies in the voting data.
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Nobody is above errors, but anyone can learn from one.
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Using conservative assumptions can help minimize the impact of errors.
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Humans call other humans to correct errors on the bill.
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Funding for research on medical errors is also extremely limited.
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Meanwhile Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal have made costly errors.
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That's critical since our early tests showed frequent transcription errors.
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"It's never too late to correct historical errors," Zhirinovsky proclaimed.
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Copying errors result in defective spermatogonia, and subsequently defective sperm.
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It has never found a back door, only programming errors.
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These errors can be eliminated completely in many programming languages.
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His rookie errors were crimes of commission, which is encouraging.
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Errors rose to 0.8 points when predicting one year out.
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A Thirstie spokesperson confirmed that those were also pricing errors.
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The story was riddled with errors and erroneous scientific data.
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And the errors that flashbulb memories develops are not random.
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Thank you in advance for making right on your errors.
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But Mr Baker has no intention of repeating Etihad's errors.
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A lot of points end in errors, if you like.
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Those official figures may underestimate the number of statement errors.
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"These things (individual errors) need to be eliminated," Cherchesov said.
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"Users may see slow performance or intermittent errors," Google wrote.
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Some users are reporting errors when completing a purchase, too.
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Unsurprisingly, physicians working on less sleep commit more medical errors.
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To get into the nitty gritty of the major errors
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Escobar and Jorge Bonifacio also committed errors in the inning.
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"The two errors definitely hurt," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said.
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The document should be free of typos and grammatical errors.
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The Yiddish experts say that pamphlet does not contain errors.
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You'll notice plenty of typos, however, and a few errors.
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Some of these are clerical errors or unreported name changes.
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However, this explanation is filled with mathematical errors and difficulties.
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A partial list: These errors aren't anything all that new.
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CNBC also found: The errors have potentially important policy implications.
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But she didn't really admit to any major campaigning errors.
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Whole organizations dedicated to their election have made similar errors.
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"There were some errors of law we believe," she said.
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But this global contest isn't just about correcting old errors.
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Rather, it is a result of human errors and choices.
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And unforced errors are no one's fault but your own.
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In hindsight, it's easy to spot my errors in thinking.
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I'm happy to be shown my errors, so let's talk.
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We regret these errors and have updated the text accordingly.
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The algorithm deleted any letter combinations known to create errors.
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A sequence so obtained would normally be full of errors.
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Who doesn't like to catch The Times making embarrassing errors?
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The quotation has been removed because it contained several errors.
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Bryant also had two errors, one fielding and one throwing.
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Other times it disappoints, with a series of unforced errors.
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" Rosenstein further added that Comey "refused to admit his errors.
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" He also noted that Comey "refused to admit his errors.
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Several entries in the theater listings last Sunday contained errors.
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This is not to excuse errors in communication or implementation.
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First, make sure your resume is free of technical errors.
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The last clause in that sentence contains no typographical errors.
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While her errors were hers alone, her failures were not.
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"I was the one making errors last year," Andrus said.
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The emails are poorly written, with grammatical and spelling errors.
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Maybe adding more humans will cut down on the errors.
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" He added: "There probably were some errors here and there.
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He also committed two fielding errors in the second inning.
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I made a lot of errors in that first set.
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When they get their report and see errors, consumers act.
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"Don't rely on spell check to catch errors," Salemi says.
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Jokes and provocations aside, Stratcom has amplified factual errors before.
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Later investigations showed that "Imagine" contained many other factual errors.
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The lasting effect of these unforced errors is institutionally crippling.
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Fortunately, if you spot these errors, they're easy to fix.
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Coding errors hindered its ability to infect Windows XP systems.
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They often make errors in reading another person's social cues.
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But factual errors aside, there was a larger ideological one.
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Superior investing is taking advantage of the errors of others.
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There's a patching session to fix errors and correct details.
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Other problems — from falls to medical errors — seem too frequent.
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Giorgetti said there could be no room for communication errors.
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These kinds of errors would actually be acceptable for pollsters.
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But these were the CIA's errors, not the White House's.
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He had 36 winners and 57 unforced errors on Monday.
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Does Holt plan to correct any errors in future editions?
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If we can't talk about errors, we can't fix them.
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But remember to report any bugs or errors you have.
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Errors and mistakes are the best sets of human lives.
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Mr. Ragbir's lawyers claim there were errors at his trial.
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Trump's personal flaws aside, McMaster made errors of his own.
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But elsewhere the errors were more typical, or even nonexistent.
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But some laboratory errors are far more difficult to detect.
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Like investment strategists, epidemiologists are prone to egregious forecasting errors.
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Cilic littered the court with misses, hitting 80 unforced errors.
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It is hard to overstate how significant these errors were.
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But she has only 89 backhand errors to Ostapenko's 141.
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He finished with 210 winners and just 210 unforced errors.
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"Every lab had both of these errors," Dr. Pfeifer said.
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A slide detailing "errors resulting from stress" was also removed.
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Such errors risk undermining coverage that has been properly sourced.
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Zverev hit 16 winners while committing only 14 unforced errors.
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Against Williams, she made 18 winners and eight unforced errors.
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Nobody's perfect, but try to learn from those small errors.
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It's hard to overstate just how cataclysmic these errors were.
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Yastremska finished with just 13 winners and 21 unforced errors.
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Sanders seems mostly incapable of admitting past errors of judgment.
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He made 19 unforced errors, 11 on the forehand side.
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When it did report results, they were filled with errors.
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Wiegert recommends considering liability insurance and errors and omissions coverage.
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The kinds of errors and how they occur vary considerably.
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Burck also sought to correct "errors" relayed by the Hill.
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PDT, we experienced intermittent errors accessing the AWS Management Console.
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This can lead to medical errors and lower patient satisfaction.
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This drove Crosby to dissect the errors one by one.
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Judy Maguire, a Wits colleague, noted an abundance of errors.
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He entered the series with only three errors this season.
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If you disagree or point out errors, they harass you.
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This organizational accident took a lot more than 17 errors.
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Some were minor date errors, but some were more significant.
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The direction of the polling errors is most often random.
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It took eight months to get the errors sorted out.
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A small selection: Now, every politician makes factual errors occasionally.
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That's why the movie's big errors aren't just mere inaccuracies.
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When we're fatigued, we're prone to careless — perhaps dangerous — errors.
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John Delaney had websites with the fewest errors, while Sens.
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In fact, these errors have interested other scholars as well.
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Williams hit 41 winners and had 29 unforced errors to 18 winners and just 10 unforced errors by Radwanska, who fell to 453-10 in her career against Williams, the world's top-ranked player.
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The most common errors are input errors — either the employee failed to record their time correctly (such as forgetting to clock out one day) or the payroll person put that information in the system incorrectly.
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"The Bloomberg article this morning about the Kushner Companies and its property at 666 Fifth Avenue contained many factual errors and drew unsupported conclusions," the statement said, without elaborating on what those factual errors were.
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A second black eye came when the results reported by the state party contained dozens of errors, both in the recording of results and apparent mathematical errors in awarding delegates out of the precinct caucuses.
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State election officials would not say whether they were aware of the errors until the Post asked about the issue, and the registration errors were still "in the system" until the Post asked about it.
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"We need a patient safety culture that promotes partnership with patients, encourages reporting and learning from errors, and creates a blame-free environment where health workers are empowered and trained to reduce errors," said Ghebreyesus.
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A 2010 article in the Journal of General Internal Medicine found that the 651 hospital patients studied had 309 errors on their medication lists, and over half those errors had the potential to cause harm.
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It makes clumsy, lazy, unforced errors in exactly the moments that it's striving for honesty, and if this time those errors might not lead to deaths, well, that's a pretty low bar to aim for.
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It was Union County College in Cranford, N.J., not Union College in Schenectady, N.Y. Errors are corrected during the press run whenever possible, so some errors noted here may not have appeared in all editions.
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Twenty percent of people eligible for the EITC don't get it, and a big fraction of returns contain errors, usually because of the complexity of the credit and due to errors by commercial tax preparers.
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Meanwhile, Kraken is throwing up server errors every few login attempts.
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While we strive to always present accurate information, errors can occur.
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Immigration officials would likely resist it, and errors could be made.
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Human programming errors and technical glitches aren't uncommon in space flight.
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We'd have been lucky to win that game with five errors.
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At their joint press conference, President Trump made several critical errors.
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This strange position stems from a combination of two cognitive errors.
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But occasionally errors get through, and that&aposs what happened here.
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Approximately 20% of construction costs are wrapped up in fixing errors.
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Still, the scars can probably be chalked up to continuity errors.
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Are there any specific areas where you think errors are likely?
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Each of those areas can be edited in case of errors.
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Any errors the exit poll made were probably on the margins.
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Imagine a factory with no humans, no downtime and no errors.
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And some featured surprise cameos, awkward errors, and serious Hollywood trickery.
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They committed four errors in that game and three more Friday.
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But then an appeals court found errors, including potential juror misconduct.
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The document noted that the firm has already rectified the errors.
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But their records both feature errors that nonwhite constituencies have questioned.
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Technology has been miniaturized to allow for duplicates to avoid errors.
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But Trump has now made it even harder with his errors.
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Cilic made 63 unforced errors to Pella's 18 in the match.
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The pace is startling and that tends to lead to errors.
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In emails Kauffmann accused her of errors she did not make.
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BGP routing errors can and frequently are caused by simple mistakes.
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That would place medical errors right behind heart disease and cancer.
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So it's important that you ignore those errors, she told me.
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The errors also appeared in earlier updates) June 220 (Reuters) - Salesforce.
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Garcia hit 21 winners but was hurt by 28 unforced errors.
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Again, there are syntax errors in these views in my opinion.
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Maybe you love the small details and help prevent costly errors.
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But these unforced errors couldn't be coming at a worse time.
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As a result, polling errors tend to be correlated across states.
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According to Amazon, continuing site errors have not negatively impacted sales.
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Sometimes Trump's factual errors are just a little bit of puffery.
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Ichiro played 203 games and handled 395 total chances between errors.
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On Wednesday, it disclosed additional errors in four metrics it uses.
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Yet they may also result from errors, quirks or transit trade.
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Continuous monitoring aims to find and fix errors in real time.
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Some minor spelling and formatting errors have been corrected for readability.
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But calculating longitude was much trickier, leading to deadly navigational errors.
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It doesn't really matter if it's on home runs or errors.
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It's just the few little errors that we consistently keep doing.
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Profiting from the errors of others is what skilful investors do.
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Twitter said it was working to "ensure we overturn any errors".
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He says the detractors have made errors in their experimental methods.
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Charges filed against the teacher were dropped due to procedural errors.
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He later corrected both errors and apologized to the parliamentary authorities.
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Our open-source bug tracker automagically collects all errors for you.
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I don't think I've ever hit 88 errors in my career.
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Fine, but don't be surprised by burnout, errors and missed goals.
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Humans then modify and tweak the results, and check for errors.
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Its experts made potentially fatal campaign errors in key swing states.
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"We made errors in judgment," Chief Executive Officer Peter Aceto said.
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However, storm intensity forecast errors are larger than for track forecasts.
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After years of mistakes and errors, science has finally come good.
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Time and time again, the company makes the same judgment errors.
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In just 2 minutes he makes at least 6 factual errors.
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Trump doesn't make errors; he makes discoveries — he's like a scholar.
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Trump has frequently been mocked for spelling errors in his tweets.
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The Seminoles have committed five errors in the past five games.
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LogRocket nabs $11M Series A to fix web application errors faster
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Both Hechavarria and Robertson were charged with errors on the play.
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Charter only began trying to track billing errors last year. Sen.
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"I finally used a couple of loose errors," the Aussie said.
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In Washington, Republicans are making similar errors with their healthcare proposals.
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Unfortunately, too many unforced errors can sometimes cost you the game.
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Fortunately, there is a potent tool to fix these errors: checklists.
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Future editions of the book can address some errors and omissions.
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Congress should realize the errors here before it enacts the bill.
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Simplistic-seeming but highly technical combat that punishes even minor errors.
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Errors in fingerprint matches were discovered in more than 200 cases.
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So how did certain errors make it into the final book?
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Keys delivered 13 aces and 45 winners against 29 unforced errors.
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It's you can't have any more setbacks, any more grievous errors.
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Their conclusion: 251,454 hospitalized patients died from medical errors each year.
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SEC guidance is needed to correct errors in the voting system.
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In short, overall, polls performed pretty well, but there were errors.
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"You're wrong if you call these errors," he told the assembly.
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This training could prevent future errors and lead to better features.
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Some minor formatting and spelling errors have been changed for readability.
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Unfortunately, there is no "undo" button for errors like this one.
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The report enumerates errors that occurred in response to the Feb.
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Modest errors in the projections are certainly possible and can matter.
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It's causing Nisbett and Turkheimer to make errors of scientific reasoning.
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Oftentimes the errors will be in the analysis of the polls.
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Sometimes our routine actions catch false positives or we make errors.
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"We made errors in judgement," Chief Executive Officer Peter Aceto said.
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The company idea grew from the founders' own frustration tracking errors.
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Errors included scheduled text messages ending up in the wrong threads.
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In some channels (like #errors) I get notified on every message.
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These steps will make it harder for errors to get through.
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Your Taxes 2020 Software can't stop you from committing human errors.
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As they replicate, minute errors are introduced into their genetic codes.
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The heightened anxiety felt by users will likely only amplify errors.
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The abundance of errors in medication lists put patients at risk.
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Errors from incomplete AI training data already affect people of color.
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Outside the office, I got a lot of errors at home.
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I tried testing my partner three times and only got errors.
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That's pretty good (if researchers' estimate of the errors is reliable)!
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It took more than 50 years to understand the study's errors.
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Copy-edit this: How good are you at spotting grammatical errors?
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Here are the most common situations that lead to costly errors.
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The likelihood of us repeating those errors is hopefully very small.
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Sadly, however, the book's usefulness is marred by maddening small errors.
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That trajectory is going to include all kinds of signaling errors.
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" He cited no specific errors, but on Tuesday added that "I.
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As the errors piled up, a sore right calf got worse.
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Manufacturing errors are also thought to have contributed to the delay.
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Our recollections are subject to errors, gaps, false suggestions, and approximations.
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Hibino, who made 27 unforced errors, will next face Mihaela Buzarnescu.
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His father noticed that he stopped dropping his head after errors.
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She had 32 winners, including 10 aces, to 28 unforced errors.
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With HoloSite, we can prevent errors happening in the first place.
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Some number of unexpected errors — bugs — are unavoidable in computer programs.
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She has hit 3533 forehand winners while committing 2353 forehand errors.
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His range has diminished, and he was making too many errors.
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The groups said they found the list was riddled with errors.
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Some of these errors will be easier to fix than others.
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Gauff made 18 winners and only 10 unforced errors against Rybarikova.
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It was basically a comedy of errors all the way down.
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Whole Foods denied that these errors were anything other than inadvertent.
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The White House has said the book is riddled with errors.
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Until then, our system remains deeply vulnerable to errors and attacks.
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Caxton did not introduce these errors; they were there all along.
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Benny Meyer Upsets Game by His Errors — Cold Chills 10,000 Fans.
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Federer finished with 61 unforced errors, 33 on the forehand side.
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They accounted for three of the Yankees' five errors on Tuesday.
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We cannot correct errors in judgment about climate with another vote.
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Then it was mental errors, turnovers, bad fouls, bad defensive rebounding.
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Keys posted 30 unforced errors, which made for the lopsided encounter.
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Columbia's report listing the dissertation's remedied errors shows 32 required corrections.
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Yastremska had 47, while Wozniacki kept her unforced errors to 15.
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The crisis in medical errors persists and even continues to grow.
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The specifics and severity of errors are nearly impossible to tally.
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Also, look for obvious typos and grammatical errors in the body.
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They had also made eight errors in their last seven games.
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"You can't expect to win hitting that many errors," Williams said.
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The technology can be useful, but it's also prone to errors.
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And that is because quantum healing is more robust to errors.
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This suggested that there could be errors in the vote count.
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"There are a lot of factual errors in here," she said.
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Kang had three errors in the three-game series with Atlanta.
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At the time of his retirement, Djokovic had 35 unforced errors.
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Grandal has three passed balls and two errors in the series.
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Wall Street is prone to making errors over-extrapolating growth trends.
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The company first attributed suspiciously favorable emissions test findings to errors.
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Entering financial information by hand means that errors are more likely.
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The lies and obfuscation about the errors and damage are inexcusable.
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The initial results were marred by apparent reporting or mathematical errors.
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That's because the minus sign could be missed, resulting in errors.
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Editors write snappy headlines, catch errors, rewrite and fill in holes.
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"It wasn't about the errors; it was the attitude," Moyá said.
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Doctors just don't get a lot of feedback on their errors.
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With some Bayesian errors, however, the best remedy is hard data.
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For common errors, Google is also adding autocorrection as you type.
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The 16-piece apparel and footwear collection, which, according to a press release, was "inspired by production errors and factory inconsistencies" reimagines iconic Adidas classics, updating them with the aesthetics (and errors) of quality control standards.
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Like any estimate, EIA data is subject to a variety of sampling and non-sampling errors, but because the surveys capture almost all the relevant firms and are highly standardised, errors tend to be fairly small.
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Seattle made at least four errors for the second time on the trip (also Monday in Atlanta) and according to STATS became the third team to make at least five errors in an inning since 1974.
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"Making errors more visible when they occur so their effects can be intercepted; having remedies at hand to rescue patients; and making errors less frequent by following principles that take human limitations into account," the authors wrote.
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St Jerome made basic errors, some due to the fact that most vowels are omitted in Hebrew texts: Johann Reuchlin (1455-1522), the first Christian Hebraist in northern Europe, found around 200 errors in St Jerome's translation.
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Second, everyone — policymakers, the media, the public — should recognize how the Tempe crash may feed a dangerous pattern of irrationality: Human beings are quick to rationalize their own errors and quick to obsess over a machine's errors.
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"It's going to be a long game when you walk people and make errors," Oregon State Coach Pat Casey said after his team hit four batters, walked three, committed three errors and threw a numbing 187 pitches.
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The White Sox committed three errors compared to two for the Rangers.
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Wales defended well, but its single try was a comedy of errors.
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"It's clear from our findings that inexcusable errors were made," Stone said.
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During his first years, Mr Macron made his share of beginner's errors.
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The scans were "coarse" and couldn't correct for errors on the fly.
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On top of that, several calculation errors led to even more problems.
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He went 1-for-3 and committed two errors at third base.
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"Any scholar who makes that leap is making errors," Markey told me.
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Drugs can be complex to make and errors can have deadly consequences.
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Most of the errors tipped the results in favor of statistical significance.
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We all know and profoundly lament the sorry history of those errors.
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I started noticing small (but no more forgivable) errors in the quizzes.
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Medical errors kill more people than car crashes or new disease outbreaks.
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Philadelphia committed its first two errors of the season on Monday. 2.
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In small letters beneath, an adult has corrected his two spelling errors.
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It scans the attached drives for errors and applies fixes where possible.
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You can't afford those kind of errors against a team like that.
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Drones crash a lot of the time because people make pilot errors.
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And where there's data, there's the inevitable risk of errors and inaccuracies.
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If we find that we have made errors, we will correct them.
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But perhaps the biggest challenge has been the candidate's own unforced errors.
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The paper said she was fined more than $2,000 for the errors.
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An earlier version had errors in the line showing estimated gun sales.
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The positions have been complicated because of errors in the bond documentations.
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That involves two translations rather than one, multiplying the chance of errors.
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And when Balderson actually hit the campaign trail, he committed unforced errors.
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Klingen told CNN that multiple errors gave the artifacts away as fakes.
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Still, she's thankful that she caught these errors before KJ grows up.
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He said a uniform reporting tool would minimize errors in data collection.
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The intelligence world is full of bluffs and double-bluffs—and errors.
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He said plaintiffs had failed to raise any clear errors of law.
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Errors on your credit report can drag down your score, Schulz said.
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The A's committed three errors, and they lead the majors with 42.
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"Miscellaneous Errors" and "Everything Else" are almost 30 percent of the incidents.
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"There's also overconfidence and an inability to learn from errors," he says.
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Bad data, modeling errors and general randomness all can easily be blamed.
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That makes developing software faster and testing it for possible errors easier.
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Facebook engineers tested more than 220 metrics to discover the three errors.
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There were a lot of trials and errors in getting those correct.
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The Padres committed four errors in the game, three charged to Myers.
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The feedback also has a minor delay, which leads to additional errors.
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We can now drive consistency across operational functions by eliminating human errors.
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The Marlins have committed three errors through their first two contests. 3.
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The researchers discovered 84.4% of caregivers made one or more dosing errors.
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Errors in the anti-stall software played a role in both crashes.
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After Reuters discovered the errors, the foundation apologized and refiled the returns.
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The company focuses on the bug, rather than the number of errors.
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These errors fortunately can be corrected with Google Maps' reporting tool, though.
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People make a lot of spelling errors, and they forget their passwords.
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Such actions sometimes "catch false positives or we make errors," it added.
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Her colleagues said her work was filled with errors, the report said.
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We apologize for these errors and any confusion they may have caused.
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It's instead whether Hillary Clinton will manage to avoid any major errors.
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"These errors are not dialectal differences in the Yiddish language," Nove said.
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Then, for the Trump presidency the errors went in the opposite direction.
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You'll need to mail in a paper form to correct any errors.
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An earlier version of this story mischaracterized what errors the pilots made.
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America has no time for continual grammar and spelling errors right now.
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There were sometimes hundreds of errors that had to be cleaned up.
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"They want to demolish it, to cover up their errors," she said.
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Small errors in compliance could lead to life-changing penalties and deportations.
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Halep had 14 winners but was weighed down by 30 unforced errors.
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Atlanta has committed eight errors in their past 20 games, posting a .
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One of his two errors Thursday led to an unearned Phillies run.
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Some insurers may also be more forgiving of accidental errors than others.
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Herbalife added that the errors do not impact its historical financial statements.
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If they had corrected for certain errors, they may have seen that.
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And so these kinds of errors can creep in and get unnoticed.
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If you see any errors, feel free to drop me an email.
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Depending on the security level, most websites will kick back browser errors.
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"He was making incredibly basic errors about the Arab revolt," Bloom said.
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In fact, these errors pale in comparison to previous Trump plagiarism controversies.
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The propensity for errors, fraud and tax risk exposure increase across borders.
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Microsoft's announcement today puts a lot of its mobile errors into perspective.
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The AUP reported no material errors that would affect Fitch's rating analysis.
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But the current measurement of prosperity is riddled with errors and omissions.
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Without many trials, and many errors, we would never have achieved spaceflight.
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Along with cleareyed looks at the president's errors, we often got hyperbole.
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Their wide-ranging vision and predictions are undermined by frequent factual errors.
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Ballots from legitimate voters could be rejected because of errors or omissions.
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The result should only yield 3.4 errors in every 1 million attempts.
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I was hitting some good shots and then making some unforced errors.
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They recovered their files with zero errors, according to their Science study.
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In Syria the catalogue of errors is far too long to enumerate.
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The randomness of the errors is exactly what you'd expect given history.
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Preventable errors have so far declined by an impressive twenty-one percent.
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But the West, despite its errors, still has a role to play.
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"His errors are volitional and are the portals of discovery," he wrote.
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We cannot catch election errors if we are not looking for them.
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Abeer/Dudani explains that the update is running, but with some errors.
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Patients also have to worry about pump and sensor errors, Donner said.
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Ms. Haynes acknowledged that those were errors, and have since been corrected.
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For example, we do not hold automobile manufacturers accountable for driver errors.
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But the defense says the interview is problematic due to translation errors.
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By the end, Kuznetsova had committed 31 unforced errors in 20 games.
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She finished the match, but committed 63 unforced errors to Bellis's 26.
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Cepelova converted all four break-point opportunities, three on errors by Muguruza.
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The company said internal errors were affecting rates quoted to some customers.
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When they found errors, the attorneys would write memoranda to suggest corrections.
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R.I. errors added fuel to what many are calling a reproducibility crisis.
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In both cases, the fatal errors occurred the final stages of descent.
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According to the court documents, the errors occurred between 2005 and 2008.
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The most common errors occur in diagnosis, prescription and use of medicines.
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Errors made in such extreme environments are costly, and sometimes even fatal.
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There is no margin for the errors that Butler's characters keep making.
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"I definitely had a lot more errors than I wanted," she said.
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The Mets turned three double plays behind deGrom to offset two errors.
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Giving Trump less ammunition in the form of unforced errors is crucial.
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Forced errors are more important because a player has control over them.
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So the totals for the Giants: seven runs, 16 hits, no errors.
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Yet it's crucial to look through your credit reports for errors regularly.
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They made four errors and gave up 10 runs in Game 4.
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Any attempts to fix these errors would only meet with stall tactics.
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Cardinals rookie shortstop Yairo Munoz had a rough night, making three errors.
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He had just four errors in his first 211 major league games.
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But the data errors likely extend beyond San Marino, Reuters has confirmed.
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They assumed they were the only ones reacting emotionally to their errors.
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Instead, her game fell apart in a hailstorm of 26 unforced errors.
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However, many official texts also include errors that even spellcheck should catch.
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Matches among different systems have also been stymied by data entry errors.
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Hodgson devoted his professional life to correcting the errors of the Orientalists.
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The Royals have committed a major-league-low 22 errors this season.
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Two things make Trump's errors stand out: The quantity and the absurdity.
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The president is responsible for the errors in his prime time address.
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Ms. Clark said the errors that Mr. Ross made demanded further inquiry.
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Aircraft-based observations also help in greatly reducing errors in weather forecasts.
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It turns out that, no, polling errors can happen in both directions.
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Scientists speculate that illness, navigational errors and human interference may be causes.
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There were errors, incoherent scribblings, illegible notes, typos and inaudible tapes throughout.
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An earlier version of two picture captions with this article contained errors.
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The researchers found that errors were more common in mentally demanding situations.
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That's how it's searchable, that's how you can really check for errors.
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An examination of the files revealed numerous gaps, biases and outright errors.
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The file on that region, not updated since 2016, includes odd errors.
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"The instrument did not warn or display any errors," the report stated.
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These errors were repeated in the Editors' Choice column on Jan. 6.
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She also made several errors about the details of the federal budget.
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Occasionally she makes baffling errors that threaten to undermine her entire book.
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He also had only 210 unforced errors to go with 210 winners.
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This seems to have led to many factual errors in the judgment.
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Interest groups also played an important role in explaining congressional staffs' errors.
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There were large errors in a small number of states where Mrs.
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But the most challenging part was deliberately injecting errors into each garment.
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Forced errors are not a line item on the tournament statistics page.
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"That's simply winners and forced errors that a player created," he said.
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And the Farmington website had tell-tale typos and grammatical errors throughout.
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It was Simon who made the errors, Simon who became the prey.
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Checklists plug memory holes and put a safety net under human errors.
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Then, 30 people fixed any errors over a period of 10 months.
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But pro-regulation activists count on those errors to build their narrative.
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Use each pass you make to look for different types of errors.
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My initial look at the latest release suggests that those errors persist.
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Without VisualDx, admitting physicians made diagnostic errors 28 percent of the time.
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He was sloppy, committing 56 unforced errors, and struggled on his serve.
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Strycova had 25 unforced errors and only six winners in the match.
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Brown was a demanding boss, known to fine his musicians for errors.
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This process is meant to catch any errors in precinct leaders' math.
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The C.D.C. said laboratory staff members were working to prevent such errors.
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Early on, Humbert played controlled offence that saw him make few errors.
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However, the report notes that the FISA applications contained errors and omissions.
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But these technologies can and should be used to reduce medical errors.
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And hospitals and health plans could give medical errors a higher priority.
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We have clarified our training materials to minimize the number of errors.
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An administration official said the résumé was changed to correct the errors.
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"Regulating tax preparers and correcting errors is good tax administration," said Mazur.
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But there are legal checks and balances to guard against egregious errors.
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Sentencing policy should provide a framework that minimizes errors, including unwarranted disparities.
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"We made a couple of errors there," Flyers coach Dave Hakstol said.
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If Republicans can learn from their errors, they can get this done.
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The Serious Fraud Office also opened an investigation into the accounting errors.
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The business has long been littered with errors, confusion and outright abuses.
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As Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight has pointed out, errors are often correlated.
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And Trump will surely commit more unforced errors, like the government shutdown.
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In recent days, news outlets have provided him ammunition with reporting errors.
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Errors flow freely on clay, particularly at the start of the point.
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The speech was also peppered with obvious factual errors and outright lies.
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"The book is engulfed with many such errors of fact," Martin concludes.
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He found that spelling errors led to worse outcomes on multiple dimensions.
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The chart below illustrates quite how minimal forecasting errors have been in recent years: "I have been quite puzzled by the repeated attacks on economic experts, forecasters and models, based on these relatively small forecast errors," Vlieghe said.
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At best, interpretation errors could impact what types of experiences, advertising, or special treatment (or not) customers may be offered by a hotel, but at worst, mingled data leak errors and surveillance could wreak all sorts of havoc.
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"Most of them are small errors and none changes the findings in a qualitative way (although it doesn't speak well of the authors or of the journal that there were so many errors)," he told BuzzFeed News by email.
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"The bureau's complaint provides multiple specific examples of payment processing errors and then alleges that Navient failed to have policies and procedures in place to identify and prevent the same processing errors from occurring month after month," Mariani wrote.
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VA officials say they found 3,000 errors or missed diagnoses in cases Levy handledVA officials said in January thatoutside pathologistsreviewed nearly 34,7.753 cases handled by Levy and found more than 3,000 errors or missed diagnoses dating back to 2005.
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U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff in Manhattan said that while the June editorial may have contained errors, it was not plausible those errors were made maliciously, which a public figure like Palin must prove to win a defamation lawsuit.
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Those cases heighten awareness of potential errors and demonstrate that wrongful convictions happen.
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In trying to fool the adversary, the generative software learns from its errors.
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Hill's first Pirates team, in 2009, made the fewest errors in the majors.
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Perhaps the greatest potential for reducing medical errors, however, lies in new technology.
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In May it engaged forensic accountants to investigate historic accounting errors and policies.
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Medical errors, it turns out, cause more deaths than AIDS or drug overdoses.
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You don't want to fall, you don't have the right to make errors.
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This calls for algorithms that tolerate errors, getting the correct result despite them.
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Siniakova didn't drop serve, hit 12 winners and made just 13 unforced errors.
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Oftentimes, scanning errors are the result of human error and not actual theft.
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Pollsters can blame a few factors for the errors in their early estimates.
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Forgive me for my errors and let me drown you in my love.
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Around 10,000 have been returned without action due to filing errors, Commerce said.
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Rounding errors, and other small potential mistakes in calculating the statistics, were rampant.
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Does a longer or more bipartisan process mean that errors are less likely?
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Both media buyers sent CNBC screenshots showing the errors on Facebook's ad platform.
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Genetic errors like a mutation that would cause a disease in an infant.
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He also committed four errors at third base, two fielding and two throwing.
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Rodriguez said he will be the first to admit his errors and repent.
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Errors are bound to happen but a slow refresh time is a killer.
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Medical errors would become less frequent, as would the need for repeat operations.
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I made two basic errors when choosing the leather cover for my MacBook.
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However, she made too many unforced errors to sustain any form of challenge.
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African leaders and aid workers said the book was filled with factual errors.
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The candidates had raised concerns about reporting errors and inconsistencies in the data.
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That they won is down to three causes deeper than Remainers' tactical errors.
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Human errors with metadata mean musicians miss out on routine payments, for instance.
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Customers may experience delays or errors publishing to FB. We expect resolution soon.
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Trump did eventually get up a proper tweet with no errors or duplication.
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The difference was striking and should lead to significantly fewer voice command errors.
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We have to make sure that there are no errors and no setbacks.
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The worst part is that those are just the errors we know about.
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Both Getty and AP's errors have since been corrected to accurately identify Taylor.
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And while his verbal errors and infelicities are largely accidental, they're hardly incidental.
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By billing advocates' estimates, up to 80 percent of medical bills contain errors.
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The key, then, is to mitigate these errors by building redundancies into devices.
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Cameras track the components and look out for errors—misalignments and the like.
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Good patient care is about more than surgical infection rates and medication errors.
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While grammatical errors are present, staffers reportedly didn't intentionally misspell words or names.
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But if you spot any errors in our math, please let us know.
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Washington (CNN)In Middle East diplomacy, even the smallest errors can carry weight.
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Investors are prone to similar sorts of errors when things go against them.
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Other apps, like IFTTT, for example, are throwing errors as of today, too.
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Some but not too much grammar errors really because I thought of that.
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For the most part, check for errors that need to be addressed immediately.
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But second, those same knowledge gaps also prevent them from catching their errors.
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In 2014, Citi identified "errors" implementing the program, the bank said in October.
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During the technology's phase-in period, 350,000 prescriptions were filled with no errors.
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Spelling errors and rants in all caps have been retained from the original.
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The Times welcomes comments and suggestions, or complaints about errors that warrant correction.
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The scripts for working-class individuals used more slang and some grammatical errors.
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"That was a goal, to decrease the unforced errors ratio," Djokovic said, smiling.
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Small changes—or small errors or uncertainties—can lead to wildly different outcomes.
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FORD EXECUTIVE: NO DETERMINATION YET OF ERRORS IN FUEL ECONOMY LABELS, EMISSIONS CERTIFICATION
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Get the meaning down, errors be damned, then run it through the software.
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It ended up uncovering nothing beyond a totally routine number of counting errors.
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On top of that, Washington had just five hits and committed four errors.
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The American made three unforced errors as she lost her serve to love.
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These mostly unforced errors cost the Thunder a trip to the NBA Finals.
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Essentially, manual voting errors threw the results of the presidential election into disarray.
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Others declared people foreigners on the basis of what defendants called clerical errors.
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Many errors involved the wrong phone numbers or addresses of the doctor's practice.
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Fare errors are also occasionally the result of online travel agency (OTA) glitches.
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You don't want to fall; you don't have the right to make errors.
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He said IUCN developed guidelines and material precisely to prevent the researchers' errors.
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Murray gave nothing away either, making only 12 unforced errors to Raonic's 29.
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They also say the limited timeline is likely to result in counting errors.
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Sevastova, the defending champion from Latvia, had 27 winners and 27 unforced errors.
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Past studies carried out in China found errors in some cells after division.
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That extra activity causes you to slow down, and errors become more likely.
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He predicted "very tepid growth going forward," citing contracting demand and strategic errors.
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He emphasized that tumors may become deadlier as they accumulate more genetic errors.
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Correction: 7/27/18: The story has been corrected to address several errors.
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Franken excused Trump for the tweet, saying people make errors late at night.
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The averaged combined score for those metrics, considering any errors, was 77 percent.
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And Trump's truly off the rails going after Alec Baldwin, spelling errors notwithstanding.
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That was just one of a spate of errors that hampered both teams.
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But last month, she was accused of making factual errors in the book.
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"We do not want the high output, lots-of-errors lawyer," says Gladwell.
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Errors can happen when building new strands of DNA, causing them to break.
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I experienced a few connection errors and was unable to complete the setup.
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Both devices showed errors in lap times at the beginning of lap intervals.
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The SECURE Act would also help people resolve errors in their credit reports.
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He admitted that he made some errors, he has left the country now.
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Readings were taken manually, often by elderly volunteers who made frequent typographical errors.
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They anticipate errors, such as the tendency to mix up remainders and decimals.
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I enjoyed it despite its overuse of green and all the synchronization errors.
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We appreciate your patience as we added more capacity to resolve connection errors.
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Today Russia is optimising its game in Syria because of our own errors.
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But being angry with someone else over your own unforced errors is irrational.
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"I may have committed errors, but I never committed crimes," Ms. Rousseff said.
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Two other baserunners reached base on errors while he was in the game.
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Her Swedish opponent had 24 unforced errors and three double faults to boot.
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He made two unforced errors on groundstrokes into the net and double-faulted.
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Many of them were wrong, with major errors that led to mass retractions.
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Just think of all the unforced errors over the last couple of years.
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Power is not her forte, though, and accordingly errors began to creep in.
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Errors tend to be more prevalent when you end up in the hospital.
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That said, these errors are not really signs that our elections are rigged.
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The RNS board instructed the editorial staff to make me correct my errors.
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With the rollout of self-reporting's replacement, PBJ, glitches and errors have occurred.
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A key reason for these errors seems to be a lack of communication.
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Both teams battled the elements, combining for five errors and four hit batters.
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There were fewer errors when parents measured the dose with an oral syringe.
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Errors and bugs, perhaps fatal ones, might spark politically damaging fear and outrage.
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"I didn't make any real mental errors, I just didn't execute," he said.
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Usually, he said, such fares occur because of software malfunctions or clerical errors.
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It is to suggest that America can never move beyond its historical errors.
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Writing to The Times about the errors, Mr. Kroening's friends added fond recollections.
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The Yankees won despite committing four errors for the first time since Aug.
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In this inaction, there are eerie echoes of the errors made in 2014.
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Researchers found provider directories often were riddled with errors, omissions and outdated information.
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She has committed vast errors in honesty and judgment — all rather well documented.
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When the world gets this fast, small errors in navigation have huge consequences.
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After all, the vast majority of preventable medical errors don't result in death.
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The Brewers had five hits, two by Jonathan Villar, and committed three errors.
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Party officials have said no errors have been spotted in caucus dry runs.
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Facebook said in a statement that the errors in its filing were unintentional.
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Errors performed by the Afghan theatre company Rah-e-Sabz, whose space at
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The errors also appeared in an article and a picture caption on Oct.
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Djokovic capitalized on a slew of errors by Tsonga in the first tiebreak.
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The errors came to light recently when the writer questioned the center's data.
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They said the errors helped them get better, for example, at checking data.
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"There are errors again with our company name and zip code," he said.
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His initial version—before police officers cleaned it up—was riddled with errors.
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I walked away instead with JSON type errors and some weird Chrome bug.
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These kinds of errors cost companies a huge amount of time and money.
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Large news organizations generally act in good faith and work to correct errors.
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They are also obliged to take steps to prevent errors, bias and discrimination.
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Notably, the taxpayer would be liable for any errors made by the IRS.
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Because most campaign finance violations deal with reporting errors made out of carelessness.
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There is an obvious need to eliminate the errors, improper payments and fraud.
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It seems that the Disney+ launch day woes aren't limited to technical errors.
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Arthur: Both winners and losers who ignore this reality make silly unforced errors.
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In fact, diagnostic errors affect 1 in 20 adults each year, she writes.
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Ultimately it became an architect of errors rather than a supplier of solutions.
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Instead booming forehands flew high and wide and she committed 88 unforced errors.
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But the United States' response is being undermined by seven potentially deadly errors.
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In xenophobic remarks full of factual errors and disinformation on Wednesday, Republican Sen.
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The problem is, Crosscheck produces a significant number of errors and false positives.
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Google admitted its AI is making errors when deleting terrorist content off YouTube.
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His first attempt at repealing and replacing Obamacare was a comedy of errors.
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I think playing so much, sometimes mental errors creep in here and there.
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The problem is US officials continue to make easy errors before that meeting.
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He double-faulted and dumped errors into the net, giving back the break.
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Mr. Trump has shown his intent to exploit Mr. Mueller's errors and ambiguities.
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Our review of the company's rule books revealed gaps, biases and outright errors.
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The errors were caught in time to correct for the rollout in June.
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ELAINE SHOWALTER "The Comedy of Errors" at the Shakespeare Theater Company in Washington.
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The errors will, from an economics point of view, waste time and money.
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You make errors in the major leagues, they come back to bite you.
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Because of editing errors, an earlier version of this article contained multiple mistakes.
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Individuals are denied any meaningful way to correct errors and clear their names.
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Even with protocols now in place, environmental or human errors can still occur.
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Sometimes subjects in our articles see errors and get in touch with us.
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However, twitter members continued to post photos of errors from their Robinhood apps.
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Among scholars and Joyce freaks, everyone knew "Ulysses" was an odyssey of errors.
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That exercise fixed some errors, like Fiskhorn (though Fishkorn remains on Google Maps).
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Extremism produces and requires chaos, and chaos increases the chances of governance errors.
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For example, employees sometimes need to help claimants correct errors or make decisions.
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From its early years, statistical errors in the census have had grave consequences.
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"That heightened pace means you also have a lot of errors," said Baker.
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Noticing errors and spreading information about them are central to the brain, too.
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The test results are troubling, especially since errors also occur in actual casework.
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Many pointed out errors, but most did it respectfully, and I was appreciative.
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His backhand was especially rough, striking just one winner against 36 unforced errors.
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The US testing strategy has so far been plagued with delays and errors.
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The agency also pressed the companies to improve their processes for fixing errors.
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Forced errors are left off because they are seen as ambiguous or unimportant.
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One answer is to just count winners and errors, no forced or unforced.
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Their pitchers made errors in all five games against St. Louis in 2006.
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The criteria for inclusion are opaque, making it subject to errors and abuse.
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These errors trapped my thoughts in a distressing cycle: The bathroom is dirty.
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It has not come upon those goalkeeping errors or defensive mistakes by accident.
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If the team isn't accurate, then errors can cause a lot of harm.
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Letting pharmacies know about errors can help them prevent others in the future.
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Key throwing errors by Brett Lawrie and Todd Frazier helped the Boston cause.
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Facebook's actual and perceived errors – or perhaps omissions – have less easily defined consequences.
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As a result, nonfiction books often contain errors and, every so often, plagiarism.
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Horowitz identified 17 errors of varying gravity that investigators made in the applications.
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The court did say the CFPB made errors in assessing the added penalty.
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During this period, we'll be prone to errors of communication, technology, and planning.
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In the chaos, caucus results collected by phone operators were riddled with errors.
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Last month, the F.B.I. promised Judge Boasberg to work harder to avoid errors.
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The main reason to request your credit report is to check for errors.
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Rybakina had 32 winners and 23 unforced errors against the eighth-seeded Martic.
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The estate countered that he was due only $392,000, from minor accounting errors.
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Results' release were initially delayed, and party-reported results also contained apparent errors.
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The letter called on the party to address and explain any further errors.
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