Superman is the character who cannot fail in his morals.
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The train's air conditioning could fail in the summer heat.
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Was I nervous to fail in front of an expert?
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They're not too big to fail in the banking sense.
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I've seen that fail in the White House right now.
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Greater talents than Mr Farron would fail in his shoes.
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Still, drugs that work in mice often fail in humans.
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Train systems like Atlanta's MARTA could fail in extreme rains.
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If you fail in Season 2, you fucked it up .
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Late Tuesday, he predicted it would fail in the House.
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Both of these claims are likely to fail in court.
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Most people are certainly guaranteed to fail in this pursuit.
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This amateur electrical work could easily fail in another disaster.
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Peterman was set up to fail in his first start.
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I am not rooting for him to fail in North Korea.
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These actions would be unconstitutional and should fail in court eventually.
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Go deeper: Trump privately thinks ACA lawsuit will fail in court
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This defect is crippling and ensures he would fail in office.
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We've seen the modular/upgradable concept fail in other areas too.
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And if Save Hackney Wick were to fail in its effort?
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But the measure is almost certain to fail in the Senate.
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Some of these Risk Takers may ultimately fail in their endeavors.
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Like any other technology, these devices can fail in unexpected ways.
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And when police fail in their duties, they must be held accountable.
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The big picture: Complex, novel systems fail in complex and unpredictable ways.
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So some of those policies have proven to fail in the past.
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"We can't afford to fail in that," Mr Duque told The Economist.
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Bannon's reign might be dysfunctional, but Kushner's would fail in different ways.
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Even when they offer adequate instruction, the programs fail in other ways.
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Lastly, Fowler would ask: what can't fail in the next six months?
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It's very hard to predict what's gonna fail in a big earthquake.
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Trump told the Times his opponents will fail in derailing his nomination.
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Hand sanitizer is useful, but it can fail in un-ideal situations.
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And I have to be willing to fail in order to succeed.
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So where do campaigns and pollsters fail in obtaining this "complete picture"?
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That creates greater risk that more costly movies will fail, in his view.
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Instead they suggest how metaphor can fail in the face of such atrocity.
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Should it fail in this effort, it'll need to retract the entire thing.
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You can see Stickman successfully backflip (and also fail) in the video below.
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One thing is fundamental though; the right to fail in innovation is healthy.
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They worry that a local levee or dam could fail in a storm.
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CNBC looks at five things that caused Sears to fail in recent years.
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Unfortunately, women aren't allowed to fail in the same way that men are.
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And if they don't learn, they're going to fail in the modern world.
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" Mr. Bernhardt replied, "There is no way it will fail in the Senate.
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If you fail in the end, at least you can say you tried.
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However, while rare, vasectomy procedures can sometimes fail in both humans and animals.
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Basic, old-fashioned macroeconomics didn't fail in the crisis – it worked extremely well.
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But if we fail in this, then these communities will likely never recover.
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A bill with broad appeal in the Senate may fail in the House.
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And if they fail in that department, they can't be a good influence.
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"Saudi will fail in Lebanon as it has failed on all fronts," Nasrallah said.
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But they have already been seen to fail in consumer industries such as carmaking.
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The Dallas Morning News' headline was "Acquitted: Both impeachment articles fail in Senate votes"
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He's predicting 400 of America's 1,100 enclosed malls will fail in the coming years.
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Some Democrats and legal scholars dismiss the threat as likely to fail in court.
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"The TSA is destined to fail in its current structure," Mica told The Verge.
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Troubleshooting them is very difficult, and they often fail in unanticipated and unexplainable ways.
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About half of drugs in development fail in late-stage trials, according to Nature.
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But their attempts to have a child together fail, in drastic and tragic ways.
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But opposition leaders may have other ideas if they fail in the court system.
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Hopefully, with Hurricane Harvey about to hit, he will not fail in his response.
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Fail in a Phase III clinical trial — and a majority do — and you're finished.
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In college football, programs succeed differently, but they all fail in the same way.
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"If you fail in any of those regards, you're done," says Garrett's father, Norman Frederick.
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This isn't the first company or product of this kind to fail in spectacular fashion.
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He knew that the referendum was bound to fail in light of his extreme unpopularity.
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Megan: Okay, yes, we've absolutely set Doctor Strange up to fail in this specific category.
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President Trump on Sunday said he wouldn't fail in dealing with the North Korean threat.
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We cannot fail in this endeavor simply because a link in the chain was neglected.
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Will he become the next House Republican to fail in his bid for higher office?
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Does it fail in other respects, of course, but we take what we can get.
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According to the Economist, it was the largest airline to ever fail in the UK.
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But reform didn't fail in 2007 or 2013 because we lacked a pro-reform president.
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They also carry devastating side effects, and often fail in patients with late-stage disease.
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These T cells are what fail in the case of obese patients, Beck told NPR.
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If right now you're failing in your studies, then you shouldn't also fail in love.
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But it faces stiff resistance in her Conservative Party, meaning it could fail in parliament.
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But there's certainly precedent for bringing an impeachment case doomed to fail in the Senate.
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It would be destined to fail in the Senate, given Trump's strong support among Republicans.
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Kiya passed me her Fail In Love EP on CD after my set at Raurfest.
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In addition, clones often fail in the local market due to different consumer behavior and needs.
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In his view, about 400 of America's 1,100 enclosed malls will fail in the coming years.
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"In their current condition Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will fail in a downturn," Calabria said.
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In contrast, states like Mississippi, which ranked last, fail in almost every category — especially women's health.
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But the agreement faces stiff resistance in her Conservative Party, meaning it could fail in parliament.
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"The implication is, a bunch of other tanks could fail in this same manner," Carpenter said.
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And therefore, the revolution must ultimately fail in its attempt to promote true and radical inclusivity.
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Rather, there's a rough approximation of that ideal tool, which will always fail in some capacity.
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The African continent has nine discrete rainy seasons, which rarely all fail in the same year.
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We still often fail in our commitment to treating equally everyone who comes through our doors.
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Mitchell, as associate broker at Dunes Properties, had two sales fail in the last 30 days.
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And, ultimately, they may fail in their primary goal of stopping Kavanaugh by any means possible.
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Did Teo simply fail in due diligence, or did he not really care to conduct any?
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However, it will fail in any case where there are dramatic, unpredictable, changes in the future.
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To be clear, it really, really, really looks like this effort will fail in the end.
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Which characters will succeed or fail in their various quests for revenge, love, freedom, and power?
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The reception to the novel indicates she did fail in significant ways but can't admit it.
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I want him to fail in all pursuits that are racist, sexist or driven by xenophobia.
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I'm told the best fails are those that fail in unexpected ways, denying Chekhov's gun — e.g.
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The Moscow Times had decreed that the host was "doomed to fail" in its own tournament.
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The censorship model will always fail, and it will fail in ways that hurt marginalized voices.
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But in some ways, we needed to fail in those ways to know we needed him.
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If these weak subprime mortgages begin to fail in large numbers, so also will the insuring companies.
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"America will certainly fail in preventing the scientific development of the Iranian people through sanctions," Qasemi said.
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It could mean pushing Google to kill, not improve, features that fail in predictable and damaging ways.
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Baili became just one of many other startups to fail in the ultra-competitive Chinese mobile market.
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Sometimes these deltas fail in huge collapses, and sometimes they break apart bit by bit, Poland says.
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The units could fail in a crash, resulting in the air bags not deploying, the NHTSA said.
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"Everyone loves to see which people fail in a way, because it shows their vulnerability," says Patino.
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Those who fail in their missions to alleviate poverty could face career oblivion, according to state media.
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"Mexicans never fail in death," he wrote on Twitter, accompanying a video he captured of the song.
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We could lose money and appear to fail in our fiduciary obligation to care for the endowment.
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In my experience, boards fail in the clutch if they haven't had ample time to "train" together.
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Challenges to the legality of this pardon might look superficially attractive but would fail in the end.
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Sears is just the latest brick-and-mortar store to fail in the era of Amazon (AMZN).
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But not all of them are successful with their own companies and fail in their second career.
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But any attempt to tighten gun laws is almost certain to fail in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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"Now, he asked for Russia's help and it will fail in saving Bashar al-Assad," he said.
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To fail in this regard is a form of violence against the people they claim to support.
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An effort to impeach him, even if it passed the House, would likely fail in the Senate.
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The existing tunnel could begin to fail in as soon as seven to 10 years, Schumer said.
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Under this logic, it doesn't actually matter so much that impeachment will invariably fail in the Senate.
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We need to prepare for the possibility that diplomacy will fail in containing the North Korean crisis.
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There are the unintended consequences, of course — the ideas that go awry, the theories that fail in practice.
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Both Thomas and Ginsburg appear to be indicating that abortion laws will fail in overturning Roe or Casey.
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Bills representing both plans are expected to fail in the Senate when they are brought to a vote.
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But that bill almost certainly will fail in the Senate because of the inclusion of the barrier funding.
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Well, many of Allie's rivals are poised to fail in the last moments of The Society season 1.
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The Hadid siblings are living proof that nobody has to fail in order for someone else to succeed.
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But without Republican support, any effort to actually remove Trump from office would fail in the Senate. Rep.
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Even after knowing all this, I'd probably fail in trying to find the necessary parts in the Walkman.
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Some companies will fail in these attempts, but others will expand our reality in new and surprising ways.
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"If you don't go after transport emissions, you're going to fail" in fighting climate change, he told reporters.
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"Secretary of State Pompeo didn't fail in Pyongyang any more than President Trump succeeded in Singapore," Gallucci said.
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Giménez and Foletto, the protesters against the bill, are confident it will fail in the Chamber of Deputies.
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Markets trend higher for years at a time and rarely fail in a dramatic way absent a recession.
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Except, should Vincent fail—like fatally fail—in his dreams, he'll never wake up in the real world.
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If we fail in that task, we are doomed to follow the beat of a truly dark drum.
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By the artist's hand, these familiar, otherwise authoritative mapping tools fail in their intended purpose to convey information.
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Do you believe impeachment proceedings that are likely to fail in a Republican-controlled Senate are "worth it"?
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Private prisons may fail in myriad ways, but the question is whether they are worse than state institutions.
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He has seen too many mouse studies fail in humans to be persuaded that this one will succeed.
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It is also why a shortsighted political day trader such as Trump is doomed to fail in Washington.
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Any future Republican repeal efforts will confront the same obstacle as those we've seen fail in recent months.
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The Brexit win demonstrated that sovereignty matters and that attempts to suppress it will fail in the long term.
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The idea, though, that America could fail in its foreign policy in this region brings into doubt this belief.
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Between the lines: Axios' Jonathan Swan reported this week Trump privately thought the lawsuit would probably fail in court.
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Why did Carmen Sandiego always just barely escape or your Zoombinis fail in their quest to return to safety?
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So no matter how much I'm going to fail in the future, I will never sink that low again.
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However, analysts said Sanofi Chief Executive Olivier Brandicourt could ill afford to fail in a second high-profile bid.
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The heartbeat legislation has been approved twice before by the state's lower house only to fail in the Senate.
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It is unclear if the valuation and corporate governance issues that caused the deal to fail in 2016 remain.
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Should the AHCA fail in the House or go nowhere in the Senate, Ryan can perhaps reclaim that trust.
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The House bill is expected to fail in the Senate, where it needs to overcome a 60-vote filibuster.
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"Lithium ion batteries fail in other devices as well, but in a laptop, it's on your lap," he said.
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Almost always without fail, in the middle of the day, stories about impeachment are splashed across all three chyrons.
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When police officers fail in their oath to serve and protect, they need to be disciplined and/or prosecuted.
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"If they fail in the field to perform their jobs," he said, "it's my responsibility to hold them accountable."
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The reason most often cited is fear that the car's computer will fail in some way, yielding an accident.
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With that framework in mind, he says that any president would be likely to fail in our current system.
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We don't know how to deal with one another; all we can ever do is fail in different ways.
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Leaving blame and fault aside, we should assume that the plan enacted this week will fail in meaningful ways.
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There is also the possibility that the drug does not work — many experimental products fail in late-stage trials.
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Today, nations succeed or fail in large part based on how effectively they develop, implement and protect new technologies.
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That choice reflects an older model of Democratic campaigning that I suspect will fail in our current political era.
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When, and if, a proposal does come together, it's all but certain to fail in the Democrat-controlled House.
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If the bananas require special care, they might fail in the same way that baggies of nutrient sprinkles failed.
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It is here where Strauss and Howe fail in their work, and here where Bannon gets caught in their failure.
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"It's always dangerous when you never fail in the minors and get to the big leagues," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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These are ideas put forward by Congress's immigration hawks and are almost certainly going to fail in a full vote.
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If smart guns as doomed to fail as I've previously argued, why not just let them fail in the market?
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The difficulty is that concrete, or rather the steel used to reinforce it, can fail in a number of ways.
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In fact, the bill made it through the House less than a year ago, only to fail in the Senate.
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""We will fail in our mission if we make an ideological decision to throw away half of what we know.
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"The TSA is destined to fail in its current structure," Congressman John Mica (R-FL) told The Verge last week.
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Medicaid might be an option for lower-income retirees, if Republicans fail in their efforts to shrink it beyond recognition.
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If we fail in this regard—if we kick the can down the road—the struggle will only get harder.
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Even if the House successfully votes to impeach Trump, it would be certain to fail in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Any more, and the bill would fail in the Senate because every Democrat and independent would likely vote against it.
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Still, security measures sometimes fail — in the case of IoT gadgets, it happens quite often — so it's something to consider.
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He needs to know that when he becomes a man, he will be tempted to fail in the same ways.
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So at some point, Cersei's plan has to fail in order for the story to finish in a satisfying fashion.
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When the banks began to fail in 2008, executives turned to Warren Buffett in a plea for last-minute funding.
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The House could pass its own Republican immigration bill in the coming weeks, which would likely fail in the Senate.
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It seems unlikely that either party would pursue censure if impeachment or removal fail in the House or Senate, respectively.
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For starters, these devices don't always work as well as we think they do, and can fail in surprising ways.
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Satellites that fail in higher altitudes could turn into unoperational space debris that stay in orbit for long periods of time.
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With both the Trump and Democratic options expected to fail in the Senate, the stalemate is only expected to continue, however.
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"The group has become too big to fail in some sense," said the lawyer, who declined to be identified by name.
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Unsettled colleagues are banking on a new leader reviving their fortunes after falling marginally behind rivals Fianna Fail in most surveys.
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Because some schools fail in this area, she encourages individuals to take on the responsibility of learning about governance for themselves.
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Some 77% of earn-and-burn schemes fail in one way or another within the first two years, according to Capgemini.
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"SpaceX is going to fail in the future — rockets are going to explode, and people are going to die," he said.
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"He will fail in France, and we too will pay the cost" if Germany does not support him, Ms Schwan cautioned.
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The bottom line: "Unless something changes, biosimilars will continue to struggle and may indeed fail in the United States," Woollett said.
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You couldn't help but see in Manziel the arrogant schoolboy jock that classmates were ecstatic to finally watch fail in public.
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The only ones who can be counted on to fail in such a circumstance are the bullies and the bigots themselves.
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In Korea, once you fail in your first startup, then it's hard for you to get investment for your second startup.
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No matter how hard you fight to get together and then stay together, you may very well fail in the end.
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Not only did this tactic fail in that regard, but it alienated some queer women, women of color, and even millennials.
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I think we grew up seeing a lot of people fail in their commitments, and we ask ourselves: What's the point?
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In fact, experienced managers admit it when they fail in order to create a workplace that's a safe environment for experimentation.
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And one thing they were able to agree on Wednesday was that more weaker airlines would fail in the coming year.
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John McCain fighting brain cancer, the bill will fail in the Senate if two of the remaining 20.96 Republicans oppose it.
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This is the life of the class jumper, who must scramble to maintain multiple identities and, sometimes, fail in her performance.
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During the waning hours of daylight, my fears grew as I began to immediately fail in my attempts to gather information.
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As Germany's left-wing parties fail in one way or another, a soaring number of young people are unhappy with politics.
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If Collins votes against Ratcliffe and all Democrats oppose his nomination, it would fail in committee by a 85033-8 vote.
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But we often fail in our judgment, and a constant vigilance is needed even after a study has shown proven benefit.
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Barcelona and Bayern — and Real Madrid, too, for that matter — are simply too big now to fail in the conventional sense.
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They are likely to fail, in part because Republicans in Harvey-ravaged Texas have no choice but to acquiesce, as Sen.
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He may fail in this election, but the leftward shift he set in motion within Labour could very well outlast him.
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Spanberger said she saw little point in passing bills in the House that would only fail in the Republican-led Senate.
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Bolton warned that if opposition forces fail in their efforts to oust Maduro, the country will sink even deeper into a dictatorship.
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Today the left argues that Marxism didn't fail in the Soviet Union – only the way the Russians tried to implement it failed.
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In short, the media simply has to take him live because people want to watch him succeed (or fail) in real time.
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That's why anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end.
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But Schumer predicted Republicans will fail in one of their biggest goals: "making America sick again" by repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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Neural networks can replace thousands of lines of procedural code, but fail in unexpected, silent ways and need to be tested differently.
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To fail in that would allow the death rattle of an old racist order to take hold as a deafening revival. ♦
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Especially when we fail in a marriage to their other parent, we feel like we've failed in a real and huge way.
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So even if the Cubs fail in this year's playoffs, they have a way to go before they set the futility record.
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In 2004, the FDA issued a report stating that 92 percent of drugs that appear safe in animals later fail in humans.
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Rare's Nintendo 64-Era If you fail in your adventure to stop the villain, said villain will accomplish their elaborate evil scheme.
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But many economists say the stimulus spending alone, no matter how many pianos are purchased, will almost certainly fail in this goal.
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The plate serves as a grappling "hook" and will only be needed if the OneWeb satellites break or fail in the future.
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Barring a massive shift in public opinion, efforts to convict and remove Trump are destined to fail in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Though this proposed law might readily pass the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives, it concededly might fail in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Trump can sometimes sway the general public with his aggressive oratory, but that strategy will fail in an actual court of law.
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He says his biggest wins have been connected to this process that helped condition himself to fail in order to find success.
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Several of the voting measures that were passed on Monday had previously won the Assembly's approval, only to fail in the Senate.
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In the report, he cautioned that the boats&apos engines -- and pumps that remove water from their hulls -- might fail in bad weather.
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In the report, he cautioned that the boats&apos engines -and pumps that remove water from their hulls- might fail in bad weather.
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They just tighten the ship a little bit, so when they come into college they're ready and they don't fail in Year One.
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Put content first as all the effort you put into everything else will be wasted if you fail in crafting the right message.
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"This policy is a significant milestone on the journey to end 'too big to fail' in the UK," BoE Governor Mark Carney said.
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According to the ECB, Popular's supervisor, it was failing or likely to fail in accordance with Article 18 (1) of the SRM regulation.
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The head of the conservative House Freedom Caucus predicted Thursday that the GOP's ObamaCare replacement plan is "likely to fail" in the Senate.
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"Anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or home-grown demagogues, will always fail in the end," he said.
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If the remnants of the Republican Congress fail in 2018, it will be because they didn't learn that actions speak louder than words.
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"Anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end," he said. Mrs.
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"Anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end," Mr. Obama said.
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Lobbyists and K Street-watchers expressed skepticism to The Hill this week, saying that they have seen similar efforts fail in the past.
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Given the stakes, it would be detrimental to the future of European security for the EU and NATO to fail in this regard.
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He reportedly played a role in Trump's immigration proposal to end the shutdown, which is expected to fail in the Senate on Thursday.
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But U.S. officials have maintained the communications line did not fail in that instance because the incident did not involve Russian government forces.
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Or, of course, the app could be one of thousands that ultimately fail in gaming's most crowded market, the mobile space, every year.
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Some wealthy Americans are trying to buy personal ventilators in case hospital systems fail in the coronavirus crisis, The New York Times reported.
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His argument, which puts him at odds with leader Jeremy Corbyn, is that an election might fail in solving the deadlock over Brexit.
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The movie was asking me to root for the heroes — but I wanted nothing more than for them to fail in their quest.
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Liat OlenickBrooklyn To the Editor: The recent criticisms of Summit Learning show that technology without a focus on relationships will fail in education.
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Even Andrew Wheeler, the acting E.P.A. administrator whom Trump has nominated for the post, reportedly argued that this justification will fail in court.
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But any new antibiotic must be used extremely sparingly — only when all current antibiotics fail — in order to stave off its own failure.
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The health of Tamir's aunt began to fail in 2006, and the family decided to move to Madaya to help care for her.
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The greatest danger is to waste the next 18 months tilting at windmills focused on a quest certain to fail in the Senate.
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Even if and when his efforts fail in specific cases, he will still have successfully delayed implementation of a whole range of regulations.
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Katherine's assignment begins as a simple stickup, but when Eddie and Paul fail in their mission, this makeshift team sets its sights higher.
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But the truth is that 20 percent of small businesses fail in their first year, and 50 percent fail by their fifth year.
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I'd rather have the fake news providers fail in the open market of debate and discussion ... But people make choices every single day.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan is widely expected to fail in parliament Tuesday, but the defeat could still trigger a violent market reaction.
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"That's why anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end," Obama said.
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A separate, Democratic-led effort in the House to repeal the post 9/11 AUMF also looks likely to fail in the Senate. Rep.
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But even if the suits fail in court, they may still achieve other goals, says Timothy Lytton, of Georgia State University College of Law.
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And really, the notion that an agency with dozens of recent successful launches would fail in such a basic way just doesn't hold water.
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If they fail in Delhi with the locally powerful Aam Aadmi Party, the BJP could walk away with all seven MPs, as in 2014.
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NBC News reported that Trump asked that the bill be pulled after it became obvious that the measure would fail in a scheduled vote.
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It underpinned the Valley's tolerance for Thiel, and it also set two of the industry's biggest stars up to fail in spectacularly public ways.
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"That's why anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end," he said.
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Reportedly fearing that the legislation would fail in a courtroom, the powerful state anti-abortion group Ohio Right to Life refused to endorse it.
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I could recruit more agents, but they'd all start at Level 1 and they'd probably fail in the same way my original fighter did.
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The first, and perhaps most obvious, is that progressives look likely to fail in their biggest 2018 tests in the two biggest blue states.
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And if we need to go pass/fail in all of our work and education, we need it even more in our home life.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that about 20 percent of small businesses fail in their first year, and by year five, half close.
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After Game 7, Hill expressed his admiration for Darvish, and for any athlete who has the courage to compete, and potentially fail, in public.
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No Democrat with the same position can claim this, and indeed we have seen similar democratically sponsored bills flounder and fail in years past.
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As the market continues to fail in providing fair and equal pay to job-seeking young Americans, millennials are looking to Washington for help.
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Joe Biden is not Barack Obama More of the products you view on Amazon are coming from ads Most cancer drugs fail in testing.
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Already we've seen Trump's healthcare bill fail, in part because of sustained pressure from constituents phoning members of Congress and getting mad at townhalls.
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In a meeting with military commanders on Sunday, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei expressed confidence that enemies would fail in any confrontation with Iran.
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Although Fugate's tenure wasn't perfect, and many Superstorm Sandy survivors would certainly agree, a political hack would be set up to fail in this job.
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Sterling fell to a three-month low, with Prime Minister Theresa May expected to once again fail in getting her thrice-rejected Brexit deal approved.
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Yet most students fail in that goal, according to a recently published study by the Center for Community College Research at Columbia University's Teachers College.
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Gawker has failed and continues to fail in recognizing their obligation to Bollea for their reprehensible behavior and method of doing what they call journalism.
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The US-backed Gulf force, said Zeid, appeared to consistently fail in distinguishing between military and civilian targets in its campaign against the Houthi rebels.
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Either the legislation will fail in Congress, which would be a political disaster for Mr Trump, or it will pass, which would be a catastrophe.
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Here's video of Steph Curry mocking his Splash Brother with a hilarious intentional dunk fail in Chengdu -- one of the stops on Steph's Asia tour.
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He made a comparison to how a car company could not promise that even a new tire would never fail in the first 10,000 miles.
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But there's little question that a new push to restrict video games would fail in the courts, thanks to none other than Justice Antonin Scalia.
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The Washington foreign policy elites have been quick to cast a pessimistic outlook on the upcoming summit, expecting President Trump to fail in his efforts.
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"And although more often than not they fail in many of these tests, they gain knowledge each time they engage in these tests," he added.
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In a tweet Thursday morning, the president questioned why House passage of the GOP bills matters, because they will almost certainly fail in the Senate.
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Cramer said Trump might submit the agreement for Senate ratification, which would certainly fail, in order to show the world that the U.S. opposes it.
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Automotive batteries fail in good times and bad and most often during winter, which in the world of lead is called the battery-kill season.
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Artificial intelligence startup Ozlo thinks it has a solution for situations where virtual assistants fail in their responses: Getting the bots to ask questions back.
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Analysts say Fianna Fail in particular is wary that Sinn Fein could make further gains in the next election and become a potential governing party.
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The first place where Ms. Yellen may be wrong is that the new regulatory environment demands that banks fail in the event of a crisis.
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He made a comparison to how a car company could not promise that even a new tire would never fail in the first 10,000 miles.
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The Senate will fail in its duties if it does not provide the opportunity for a full and fair hearing, informed by an FBI investigation.
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"The government fears these 21 children; it asks the Supreme Court to tell them they do not even deserve a chance to fail" in court.
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Gone are the days when the public embraced a (now largely debunked) myth that the overwhelming majority of new restaurants fail in the first year.
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There's a virtual guarantee that impeachment will fail in the Republican-controlled Senate, which means there's no real chance of actually removing Trump from office.
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The entire island remains vulnerable because much of the massive damage from the storm was resolved with temporary fixes likely to fail in the next hurricane.
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Civil suits can act as a last resort when criminal charges fail in a legal system that has historically been weighed against people making assault accusations.
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But, facing the prospect of becoming the first governor of North Carolina to fail in a re-election bid, Mr McCrory has refused to accept defeat.
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According to TMZ, who also called Fyre "The Most Epic Fail In Concert History," the sandwich was indeed served at Fyre, but only to festival staff.
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He also acknowledged that the House this past summer passed a measure to repeal and replace ObamaCare, only to have the effort fail in the Senate.
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It's too early to say with confidence that AT&T and other telecoms will fail in these efforts or turn into giant ad-targeting privacy nightmares.
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People fail in the face of an engine that uses them up like meat, and the sounds of that process drag us down into the depths.
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Corporate social media is a thankless job, and if you fail in any way, you have millions of people who see your mistake in real time.
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I want to write feminist texts too, so I'm obliged to criticize hers where I see them fail—in her arguments about trans women, for example.
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That stopgap bill is expected to fail in the Senate, due to opposition from nearly all Senate Democrats, who want parity for defense and domestic spending.
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"That's why anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end," he said in Philadelphia.
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"Of course we know there are hundreds of drugs that seem to work perfectly on mouse models, only to all fail in human trials," Tsai said.
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In other words, pollsters didn't get things wrong so much as fail, in some states, to speak to voters after a decisive event had taken place.
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Some women have tried altering clothing on their own to make it fit better, only for those alterations to fail in the midst of a rescue.
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Hawaii's four claims against the president's travel ban are thus unfounded and the state is going to fail in its attempt to stop the travel ban.
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The U.S. Pacific Command revised its earlier assessment of the latest North Korean missile launches, saying the first and third projectiles did not fail in flight.
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"Sixty-four percent of construction businesses fail in their first five years because they have nowhere to turn for help," when it comes to ensuring payment.
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We so often fail in doing the right thing and that is why icons of admirable behavior, like Dave, are so important, but — sadly — so lacking.
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"The grid is the biggest issue where assets fail in our project filter," Octopus Managing Director Sam Reynolds told Reuters, declining to name projects the company rejected.
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Although doomed to fail in the Republican-controlled Senate, an impeachment investigation would hand Democrats an iron-clad legal argument to procure witnesses and documents more quickly.
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Finally, if all efforts fail in the Rules Committee, anti-Trump delegates could cause disruption on the floor and attempt to force a vote of all delegates.
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If you fail in creating a test driven culture it will be very difficult to understand whether some of your new initiatives are really helping or hurting.
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Fine Gael members are banking on a new leader to revive their fortunes with the party marginally trailing its main rival Fianna Fail in most opinion polls.
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We have different biological pathways for chronic pain, which means pain-relieving drugs that work for one sex might fail in the other half of the population.
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If the House passes a short-term funding measure with long-term defense funding it would fail in the Senate, Democratic Senate Leader Chuck Schumer has said.
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AstraZeneca — AstraZeneca saw its blood thinner Brilinta fail in a clinical trial involving stroke treatment, with the drug not providing benefits that were significantly better than aspirin.
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AstraZeneca (AZN) saw its blood thinner, Brilinta, fail in a clinical trial involving stroke treatment, with the drug not providing benefits that were significantly better than aspirin.
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"The strategy looks very fragile to me, and doomed to fail in some sense," said Monica de Bolle, Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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But the knockdown by Frazier was the final embarrassment for the deposed champion, the sixth ex-heavyweight champion to fail in an attempt to regain his title.
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Our legislation gives VA the authority they need to fire or discipline employees who fail in their duty to serve veterans while protecting employees' due process rights.
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Even if the SFO were to fail in its efforts to reinstate the charges, Barclays still faces other legal and regulatory problems related to the 2008 fundraising.
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John McCain fighting brain cancer in his home state of Arizona, the bill will fail in the Senate if two of the remaining 51 Republicans oppose it.
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Programs that fail in two out of three years become ineligible to receive the taxpayer-backed loans and grants with which so many students finance their schooling.
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The restrictions would ultimately be watered down or fail, in part due to heavy opposition from the National Rifle Association — but at least there was a discussion.
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The court will face another Establishment Clause test, which it will predictably fail, in a year or so when it confronts the Trump administration's Religious Exemption Rule.
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House Republicans approved a version of the bill on Thursday night that included money for the wall, but it's almost certain to fail in the Senate today.
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Setting New Year's resolutions can be a pretty daunting task, and even more so when statistics say that a vast majority of us fail in our attempts.
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The M.I.T. approach reverses the high school model in which students who fail in a face-to-face class are shifted into a more challenging online format.
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Eastwood shows us again and again that men caught up in triumphalist masculinity fail to achieve erotic happiness and often fail in their intergenerational relationships with women.
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Just proposing such a budget — which is doomed to fail in Congress — reflects a cynical disregard for the "common man" whom President Trump supporters think he represents.
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The company lends to tens of thousands of start-ups, riskier businesses that could fail in droves if a recession strikes or venture capital funding dries up.
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Still, manager Jurgen Klopp instructed his players to play with everything they had, to "fail in the most beautiful way" even if winning felt out of grasp.
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This is not to argue that his good luck will fail in 2017, but there are a number of places where bad luck could deal him significant blows.
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Leonard Lance, a moderate from New Jersey who Democrats believe will be vulnerable in 2018, told CNN that he believes the House bill will fail in the Senate.
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In the report, Steve Paul of Test Drive Technologies explained that the vessels&apos engines — and pumps that remove water from their hulls — might fail in inclement weather.
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So as recent generations grew comfortable with marriages breaking in two, the trend today seems as if families must fail in order to form in the first place.
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There was the inevitable Sun-In fail in my early teens, the stripy highlights for most of my 20s, and even a Courtney Love-inspired peroxide-white phase.
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The film credibly argues that General Magic tried to build something very much like a contemporary smartphone, and this plan was doomed to fail in the early 1990s.
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What has always been clear is that if companies do not invest in their workers they will fail in the marketplace – just like J.C. Penny and American Apparel.
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For example, if the guidance system were to fail in a North Korea ballistic missile test, the weapon could fall in South Korea or Japan and cause casualties.
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As Treasury secretary, Paulson oversaw a $700 billion government-funded bailout of U.S. financial institutions that were seen as "too big to fail" in the global financial crisis.
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The motion to remove Zuma is likely to fail in the assembly where the ruling party enjoys a comfortable majority, with 62 percent of the 400-seat assembly.
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Although Sanders' measure will certainly fail in the Republican-controlled Senate, Zelizer noted that historical precedents could someday work in favor of a single-payer health care system.
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Public Citizen's Health Research Group, a Washington-based NGO, has been leading the work in tracking cases where medical researchers fail in their obligations to obtain informed consent.
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An attempt to override the president's veto is expected to fail in the House, where the initial vote fell short of the two-thirds that would be needed.
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We've got airlines that use incredible technology to keep their fleets in the sky and on time, but who routinely fail in even the most basic communication functions.
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Whitney Houston's only Emmy award is about to go up for auction IF Emmy honchos fail in their last ditch effort to block the sale ... TMZ has learned.
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Without land reform, the A.N.C. and Mr. Ramaphosa will fail to lift a majority of the black people from abysmal poverty and will fail in ending social apartheid.
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I fear that if we fail in this, bulldoze our churches and let the machines of war and profit win over faith, then God will never forgive us.
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The Senate has played the spoiler before: The House passed a repeal of the Affordable Care Act in May, only to see it fail in the Senate twice.
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I would fail in my responsibility as a parent, as well as in my responsibility as a physician to all the patients who await in my clinic tomorrow.
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But others said it was risky to devote so much land to crops like walnuts or red rice, which might fail in bad years or not find buyers.
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Democrats, however, are warning that the 2018 farm bill is doomed to fail in a House vote unless Republicans remove changes to meal programs contained in the bill.
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All three are now arrayed against Ms. Merkel, who has been in power 11 years but may fail in her bid for a fourth term in September elections.
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More substantially, it doesn't take a free-market fanatic to note that an arrangement that works well for relatively small German companies may fail in other business cultures.
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The proposal to hike the U.S. wage floor from the current $8003 will likely fail in the GOP-held Senate even if it gets through the Democratic-controlled House.
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For the sake of argument, let's imagine that Ron Conway's Smart Gun Foundation has produced a totally reliable smart gun with electronics that cannot possibly fail in the field.
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The idea that the president is singlehandedly determining what businesses will succeed or fail in the United States was a consistent charge from Republicans during Obama's time in office.
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Many Republican figures and business backers are eager to see Trump, a political outsider who has tapped into rising anti-establishment sentiment, fail in his bid for the nomination.
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Khanna, expecting the resolution to either be blocked or fail in a Republican-controlled House, has previously said he would reintroduce it when Democrats control the House in January.
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It's clear that EA and DICE were not prepared to answer the most pressing questions from their diehard fans, and this will likely fail in mitigating the larger problem.
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While a great opportunity to invest in a company you believe in, you should always keep in mind that 50% of small business fail in the first four years.
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Other design flaws include a tendency for the boats' engines and water pumps to fail in inclement weather, as well as blind spots that result from their odd shape.
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The volatility of liquid fuel can cause missiles to fail in launch and the fuel has to be stored separate from the missiles, causing a decrease in military readiness.
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But history suggests he will fail in any overhaul of military programs, said Amy Zegart, the co-director of the Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford University.
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If we are at war due to the coronavirus-created health and economic crises, then we should plan as if all plans might fail in whole or in part.
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"Protests can turn to social movements, but they often fail in an immediate way," Séamus Power, a psychologist who has done intensive study of austerity protests in Ireland, says.
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Maybe they've actually succeeded in reordering the economy in such a way that it doesn't matter if they screw up, and they're too big to fail, in a sense.
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However, in addition to being cruel, past population control campaigns were often ineffective, so it's likely that Macron and his successors will mostly fail in their anti-natal efforts.
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You don't get permanently locked out unless you die during an attempt, or fail in some other way after you've completed at least one objective but before you escape.
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"This foolish attempt to erase protections for Bears Ears — or any other national monument — will meet immediate legal challenges, and it is destined to fail in court," he continued.
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Still, Congress failed to meet the deadline, with four bills falling flat in the Senate and only a conservative Republican bill that's expected to fail in the House pipeline.
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Record low temperatures that have stood for decades or longer could fall, and infrastructure from home water pipes to city water mains and fire hydrants could fail in such cold.
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If the person in contempt is an executive branch official, efforts to punish him or her for not complying with a subpoena fail in many cases, the research center said.
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One of the main benefits of games that play like movies is that the story will generally continue even if you get confused, become lost, or fail in a scene.
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The aim of the draft rules is to temporarily stop withdrawals of funds from a lender that is failing or likely to fail in order to prevent bank deposit runs.
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Even last-ditch safety precautions – in the case of the Pittsburgh Zoo, a net stretched below the observation deck Maddox fell from – can fail in a case like this. 3.
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By such reasoning, it appeared self-evident that Mr Trump, a man who has called Mexican immigrants "killers and rapists", would have been doomed to fail in a general election.
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This is a worry because it suggests that even if a drive works well in laboratory animals, it may fail in the wild when it encounters populations with higher resistance.
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Instead, it's about making power grids more flexible and less reliant on large centralized power plants and transmission networks that can fail in a powerful storm, earthquake, fire or flood.
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No longer is squandering the business strategy of a multi-billion dollar media company simply a male pursuit; women too can can fail in business at a level heretofore unprecedented.
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Start with off-the-shelf CAR-T cells—genetically tweaked, cancer-fighting immune cells—because they're hot right now, and the Crohn's disease treatments (because they didn't fail in trials).
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The growing threat that TPP will fail in the US casts a shadow over Japan's own debate about ratification, which is due to start after the budget passes this month.
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As Sutton says, most of these voice interface technologies fail in this situation because they can't distinguish your voice from the background noise, but Yobe is supposed to solve this.
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That means whether they succeed or fail in curbing emissions will have a huge impact on whether the world's goals to prevent the worst impacts of climate goals are met.
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Just as many companies fail in free markets due to poor ideas, poor ideas should not mean unfettered trampling of investors and the protections established to maintain trust in markets.
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She had a sartorial fail in Kenya, wearing a white pith helmet while on safari, an unintentional signal of that region's colonial era, a dark spot in Kenya's collective history.
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"We have just literally 20 years to either succeed or fail" in the goals of getting the planet on a more sustainable path, Rockstrom said in a joint telephone interview.
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Whether or not China continues to aim for this goal -- now that the United States has made clear its intention to fail in its side of the bargain -- is uncertain.
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But the decision to segment, mine and target us in a complex 7,040 company ecosystem that largely removes humans from the process, seems destined to fail in the long run.
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License to Steal — Part 2 — Bringing Back Too Big to Fail In 2010, Congress passed the Dodd-Frank Act, which created a process for the orderly restructuring of big banks.
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A new drug can take 10 to 15 years and more than $2 billion to develop, and 95 percent fail in human studies, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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The company would have to know that its self-driving technology would fail in a way that threatened lives, and that the test driver would be unable to fix it.
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"The power of Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent (BAT) to decide which companies succeed or fail in China's vast consumer and corporate markets has become both outsized and unprecedented," he said.
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If the answers to these questions are anything other than "yes," Mr. Kelly will fail in his role as chief of staff, and the Trump presidency will continue to founder.
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Some Republican lobbyists in town have called it a "show them a body" strategy: holding votes you know will fail in order to break the impasse over a given issue.
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Oxenfree isn't set up to have the player "fail" – in the mould of The Walking Dead and Life Is Strange, its focus is on story, one with several potential endings.
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The smarter course, which actually may improve the chances that Democrats fail in their effort to regain control of the House, is to meet the challenge of potential impeachment head-on.
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A 240-founder team we learn is 13% less likely to fail in comparison to a single-founder company and the ratio drops again for teams of 21 or more cofounders.
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We've witnessed a string of high-profile companies fail in their merger attempts, and several other companies, including Staples and Office Depot and Aetna and Humana, have come under close scrutiny.
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Its base is energized by the fight against Trump, and Democrats were thrilled to see the GOP effort to repeal former President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act fail in late July.
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But Swiss officials say there is no point signing a deal that is doomed to fail in parliament or get shot down by voters under the Swiss system of direct democracy.
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You need a lot of redundancy … more cameras, more radars, redundant power buses … so that any system can fail in the car and it doesn't need to backup to a driver.
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Due to the cross contamination that exists in the supplement industry, it is quite likely that we will continue to hear fighters plead similar cases if they fail in the future.
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" A 2014 review published in the British Medical Journal found that "even the most promising findings from animal research often fail in human trials and are rarely adopted into clinical practice.
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What was once the greatest deliberative body in the world put on a performance that would have been given an epic fail in any high school debate class in the country.
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The government of Prime Minister Manuel Valls nonetheless faces a no-confidence vote on Thursday proposed by conservative lawmakers, though this is likely to fail in the absence of a majority.
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New York-based Bramson, who is expected to fail in his bid, has been sparring with Barclays for months over his plans to shrink the lender's investment bank to improve returns.
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I had to be homeschooled, just because if I ever went to public school, I would technically fail in the state of Texas for how many days I've missed for competitions.
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Russia's foreign ministry said there was no place in international diplomacy for threatening and aggressive rhetoric, and said such methods were doomed to fail, in a statement issued after Trump's speech.
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But it's not clear that Meadows would have the votes for impeachment, and he acknowledged Thursday that the resolution likely would fail in the House if a vote was held Thursday.
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Their father, Fred C. Koch, had founded an oil refinery company, and when his health began to fail in the 1960s, he gave Charles an increasingly larger role in running things.
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While other European countries are working to comply with the Paris climate agreement by cutting emissions and investing in renewables, Belgium is projected to fail in reaching its targets for 353.
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GE previously disclosed that its equipment needing blade repairs includes four 7HA turbines in Texas that were shut after oxidation caused a blade to fail in one of them in September.
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This unpredictable and hazardous trade was financed by investors who backed many voyages, most of which were expected to fail, in the hope that a small subset would yield outsized returns.
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They've held off on messaging amendments -- or even just a clean DREAM Act vote they know would fail -- in order to try and find a real path forward to 60 votes.
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All other opinion polls so far during the campaign have put Fianna Fail in front on its own, with most showing Sinn Fein closing in on Fine Gael in second place.
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Asked if large financial institutions such as Deutsche Bank could fail in this environment, Baptist said there was "some risk," and that could lead to the "plausible scenario" of a recession.
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" Yet other emotions corrode Lily's obsessive affection: "I could not damp the hot envy that tinged my love for Eva with a desire to see her fail in some small way.
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The House passed a continuing resolution to keep the government open on Thursday, but the bill appears likely to fail in the Senate, where it would require 60 votes to pass.
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I miss all the odd, immersion-shattering ways that games could struggle and fail in their efforts to achieve more than the technology and infrastructure of the time could really support.
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This situation is a crisis because every time we fail in the radically empathetic attempt to inhabit that unloved body we make a few more black girls come closer to drowning.
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The GOP has 52 senators, and if three or more of them defect on the party's Obamacare replacement effort, Republicans likely would fail in their bid to get rid of the ACA.
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Yours truly has had four of them fail in as many years, and while the company's customer support has been responsive, it's hardly the reliability you are looking for in a printer.
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At the top of the economic cycle, which some experts believe we are in now, investments could be priced too high and loans made to riskier companies could fail in a recession.
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The Party's foundation has a growing crack and if it is not addressed quickly, the Party will fall even further behind and ultimately fail in its quest to strengthen its political prospects.
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WWE is too big to fail in almost every conceivable sense, yet for the first time in decades it seems possible for another promotion to thrive globally in the number two slot.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani reiterated on Wednesday that Tehran will continue selling its oil despite U.S. sanctions and said Washington's policy of putting pressure on Iran would fail in practice.
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WASHINGTON, July 9 (Reuters) - Senator John McCain, a senior U.S. Republican, predicted on Sunday that the bill to roll back Obamacare would likely fail in the Senate if put to a vote.
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They pointed out that enrollees in co-op plans that fail in the middle of the year are provided a special sign-up period in order to find a new plan. Rep.
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There have been enough failures of a certain kind that, God willing, that they can avoid the failures that have already happened and may fail in a new way or may succeed.
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Now David Masopust of the University of Minnesota reports in Nature another problem that could help to explain why many promising therapies that are successfully tested in mice, fail in human trials.
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Prime Minister Theresa May is widely expected to fail in her attempt to win support for her Brexit plan, meaning the immediate market reaction could be limited - unless there is a surprise.
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If the U.S. does not reduce its emissions in the coming years along with the rest of the world, we will altogether fail in keeping global warming below a highly dangerous level.
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A French naval vessel fitted with high-tech sensors is speeding toward Egyptian waters to join the search for the plane's black boxes before their batteries fail in a couple of weeks.
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There are seismologists, to be sure, but also physicists and materials scientists, who study how various materials fail in hopes of manufacturing more robust airplane wings, or stronger glass for car windshields.
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WASHINGTON — United Commercial Bank in San Francisco had the dubious distinction of being the first bank to fail in 22008 after receiving nearly $22012 million in bailout funds from the federal government.
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Fine Gael currently lead Fianna Fail in opinion polls by a wider margin than at the last election in 2016 when it won just six more seats in Ireland's 158-seat chamber.
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Democrats, forced to either rally behind ambitious solutions that will fail in their own caucus or lower their sights enough to get the votes of "moderates," have typically pursued the latter strategy.
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And if the leader resists the delegation, the religion begins to fail in some way — higher-level subordinates will break off, start a competitive group, bringing followers along or attracting new ones.
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But it is a system that's going to fail in the "internet of things": everyday devices like smart speakers, household appliances, toys, lighting systems, even cars, that are connected to the web.
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The Zelensky administration, Ms. Zerkal said, is most concerned about placating Mr. Trump, having decided that the impeachment inquiry will fail in the Senate and that Mr. Trump could be re-elected.
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And while at the shop, have a mechanic check the thermostat and heating system as well as drive belts, which are more prone to fail in subzero temperatures, especially if worn down.
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Biggest white tee fail: Unless your shirt is dirty or smelly or actually more yellow or gray than white, I believe there's not really a way to fail in a white tee.
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Even the US government — the world's single largest funder of animal experiments — reports that 95 percent of drugs and treatments that pass animal tests fail in humans because they are ineffective or dangerous.
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But the problem is, we don't exactly know how the neural networks behind computer vision algorithms define the characteristics of each object, and that's why they can fail in epic and unexpected ways.
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But he said the utility continues to fail in communication, with some utility customers receiving only a four-hour warning of the current blackouts, instead of the required 24- to 48-hour notice.
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From a biomedical perspective, more than 95% of new drugs fail in humans after passing preclinical in vitro and animal tests, with 25 clinical trial failures in the first quarter of 2017 alone.
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Categories like Strangely Satisfying, Exotic Travels, Animals, Ambiance and Trippy don't fail in delivering relaxing stimuli, taking a viewer on a meditative journey of well shot footage or creatively thought-out art pieces.
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"We don't need to wake up every morning and pray for the independent adviser model to fail in order for us to succeed," said Naratil, who took on the top job in January.
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"Western imperial arrogance" rather than government regulation is the reason technology firms fail in their attempts to expand into China, according to the chairman of a top Silicon Valley venture capital (VC) firm.
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"Gawker has failed and continues to fail in recognizing their obligation to Bollea for their reprehensible behavior and method of doing what they call journalism," his attorney, David Houston, said in a statement.
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Natural disasters can have serious local impacts, devastating families and communities, changing investment and migration patterns over time, and causing some businesses to fail in the moment while others thrive during the rebuild.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro insisted on Thursday his opponents would fail in a new push to oust him this year and end 17 years of socialist rule in the OPEC nation.
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"The working group's report does not attempt to identify these red flags or suggest monitoring them," she wrote, "and for that reason, I feel that it is bound to fail in its aim."
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Though less likely to fail in a snowstorm, routine repairs to buried lines would take as much as 60% longer, since problem areas are harder to find and the work requires digging equipment.
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Given that the government can't get THC levels right, how can researchers be sure that federally provided marijuana won't fail in other respects, such as the levels of other crucial chemicals like CBD?
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"This is a creature that didn't fail in evolution," said Thomas Hildebrandt, head of reproduction management at the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research in Berlin and one of the project's leaders.
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Mr. Williams wielded carrot and stick to ensure silence, she and others said: better horses to ride for those who were compliant, and threats they'd fail in the sport without him as coach.
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The House will therefore move forward with an impeachment that seems designed to fail in the Senate, as if that is a better option than taking the time to build a complete case.
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Speaking at a military rally in Tehran, he said Trump will fail in the "economic and psychological war" he's launched against Iran, just as Hussein failed in his war against the Islamic Republic.
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But, after decades of watching health reform fail in Congress, Democrats saw Mitt Romney's reforms succeed in Massachusetts and decided to copy them at the national level in a bid for Republican support.
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To the Editor: When will David Brooks understand that health care is a right of every citizen and that if it is considered only as a business we all fail in our duty?
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But the Collins proposal is hanging in the wings as a possible outlet for Senators to say they accomplished something after the Orlando attack, even if it is guaranteed to fail in the House.
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Meanwhile, the bill passed by the House last night is almost certainly going to fail in the Senate, and a partial government shutdown will go into effect at midnight if no deal is reached.
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Outsiders often point to the classic textbook "why-foreign-Internet-companies-fail-in-China" excuses like lack of localization (culture/language barrier), lack of connections/guanxi, government protection, and lack of IP law enforcement.
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But he said that the utility continued to fail in its communication, and that some customers did not receive notification of the weekend's blackouts until four hours before they were about to lose power.
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Even the advanced optics on a modern military carbine are backed up by a set of old-fashioned iron sights, because despite their legendary durability those optics can and do fail in the field.
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What we do know, broadly speaking, is that monolithic Silicon Valley leadership teams fail in seeing the humanity of the people who use these platforms and the unpredictability of how these platforms shape society.
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And in those moments for whatever reason when it might feel bleak, think back to this place where women have the freedom to take risks, make mistakes, even fail in front of each other.
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Instead it is cited as a contemporary attempt to computationally dissect speech and assign a "toxicity score" — and that it appears to fail in a way indicative of bias against black American speech patterns.
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The vehicles being probed have airbags produced by TRW Automotive, which was acquired in 2015 by ZF. The NHTSA said in a summary of its investigation that the airbags could fail in a crash.
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It is the people gathering about themselves those of similar views, prejudices and anger who drive forth the intolerance that causes our government to fail in its primary purpose, which is to govern. Sen.
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"Once again, the nation tells the U.S., Britain, and those who seek to overthrow the Islamic Republic of Iran from abroad that 'you've failed, and you will fail in the future, too'," Khamenei tweeted.
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Players with Buxton's range of physical tools—his blazing speed, his sharply intelligent routes in center, his quick wrists at the plate—are exceedingly rare, and they don't usually fail in the long run.
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They failed to stop Trump from winning the primaries, they're likely to fail in their efforts to change the rules to stop him, and they're likely to fail to undercut Trump's VP choice too.
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Even if Democrats fail in passing legislation to expand the court, proponents argue, the effort would still have a salutary effect by pressuring Chief Justice John Roberts to moderate his colleagues toward the center.
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If they choose the path of impeachment of the president, even if they fail in the Senate, they can hold their heads high, as the defenders of the Constitution and a party of values.
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In a YouTube post, the author explains what he has learned through all of his experiences: "You need to fail, learn how to fail and condition yourself to fail" in order to find success.
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The four-week spending stopgap measure pending in the House is expected to fail in the Senate, but a deciding vote in the upper chamber may not take place until Friday or even Saturday.
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"Once again, the nation tells the U.S., Britain, and those who seek to overthrow the Islamic Republic of Iran from abroad that 'you've failed, and you will fail in the future, too,'" Khamenei wrote.
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"When it comes to that darn Wall Street, I've always believed no bank can be too big to fail, [in a Sanders voice] 'no executive too' – you know the rest," Clinton said near the end.
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The unavoidable reality is that the world will continue to fail in its commitment to achieve gender equality until we take seriously the power differentials that drive these inequities -- until we take a feminist approach.
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The control units can fail in a crash, possibly because of unwanted electrical signals produced by the crash itself that can disable an airbag control circuit housed in the passenger compartment, according to NHTSA documents.
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"Without bipartisan support I believe this inquiry will further divide the country tearing it apart at the seams and will ultimately fail in the Senate," he said in a statement after the vote on Thursday.
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The episode details the top making process and shows how typical commercial tops fail in seconds in this test (literally, like two seconds and they fall off) while these tops last for nearly 20 minutes.
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I lacked the confidence to about think about larger scale in my earlier years as an artist, but now my ego has reached monstrous proportions and I am ready to fail in a big way.
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If you do fail in the middle of a group, you can pick up at the stage you left off and keep going to clear that group and make your way to the next one.
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Tesla is warning owners of its Model X SUV to not have anyone sit in the back of the vehicle until it can replace the third-row seat backs, which could fail in an accident.
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The U.S. is overwhelmingly likely to fail in its attempt to completely halt Iran's oil exports, analysts told CNBC, with President Donald Trump eager to avoid rising gasoline prices ahead of presidential elections next year.
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If someone in crypto says something's coming soon, that's nice, but it should absolutely not be treated as 'exciting news' until they have a product, and the product doesn't fail in some hilariously obvious manner.
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While Trump's allies believe the president taking executive action will boost the chances of the question's inclusion on the population survey, legal experts told The Hill that the effort is certain to fail in court.
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GOP senators have warned that if they fail in their current bid to at least repeal parts of ObamaCare, they will have to work with Democrats and potentially move closer to a single-payer system.
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The experience of watching her children and grandchildren fail in the Memphis public school system — and then succeed at KIPP, a national chain of nonprofit charter schools — had turned Carpenter into a charter-school champion.
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A full 78 percent of respondents said they wouldn't support the Islamic State even if the group weren't so violent, and 229 percent predicted the group will fail in its goal to establish a caliphate.
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A full 78 percent of respondents said they wouldn't support the Islamic State even if the group weren't so violent, and 76 percent predicted the group will fail in its goal to establish a caliphate.
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An argument by the insurer stipulating that the plan's contract set a cap of $1 million would fail in court, Berger said, because such a contract is illegal under the ACA, and hence be unenforceable.
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Speaking at a military rally in Tehran, he said Trump will fail in the "economic and psychological war" he's launched against Iran, just as Hussein failed in his eight-year war against the Islamic Republic.
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The slavery example should remind us that our system's success is not self-executing; indeed, our checks and balances are set up to fail in the absence of a spirit of common enterprise and compromise.
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Each might prefer their rival to try first and fail, in the hope that the second time around, it may be easier to persuade potential partners to cooperate in order to prevent a third election.
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But he knows, as do most Congress watchers, that if he and/or the White House came out with a detailed plan at this point in time, such a plan might fail in the end.
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Graham wrote an essay, "Mean People Fail," in which—ignoring such possible counterexamples as Jeff Bezos and Larry Ellison—he declared that "being mean makes you stupid" and discourages good people from working for you.
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"Gawker has failed and continues to fail in recognizing their obligation to Bollea for their reprehensible behavior and method of doing what they call journalism," Hogan's lawyer David Houston told the Associated Press in a statement.
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I thought, If I'm gonna do this for the first time, I have to do it with somebody that makes me feel safe and that I can trust and that I can fail in front of.
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Born of the "nailed it" internet meme — a variation of the Pinterest fail in which a beautiful or elegant thing, often a cake, is portrayed side-by-side with a much less successful recreation — Nailed It!
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"Women need to drive to get to their jobs on time—if they have jobs at all—and without this reform the Saudi authorities will fail in terms of having an economically prosperous society," Begum argues.
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After all, one reason third party and independent candidates so often fail in their presidential bids is that they can't get enough elected officials to believe that they aren't wasting political opportunity by affiliating with them.
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While they will fail in this endeavour, as the first 11 months of 2018 has seen imports reach the total for 2017, it does mean that November and December coal imports will be well below potential.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Activist investor Edward Bramson is likely to fail in his attempt to get a board seat at Barclays' annual meeting next week, even though shareholders are dissatisfied with performance of the group's investment bank.
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If Total were to fail in an eventual attempt to obtain a waiver, the company is expected to take a backseat and allow CNPC to become lead operator, according to people with knowledge of the deal.
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Even though Indy has been fine with Sabonis and Myles Turner both on the floor, the question of whether they can co-exist long-term should and will linger until they succeed/fail in the postseason.
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While they will fail in this endeavor, as the first 11 months of 2018 has seen imports reach the total for 2017, it does mean that November and December coal imports will be well below potential.
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Democrats contend that a Senate trial of the president is at least as important as a run-of-the-mill criminal case and, therefore, that any privilege claim Trump actually makes would ultimately fail in court.
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Mr. Trump and the Republican Congress continued to seek the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, working both to make it fail in practice and to slash federal health care spending for seniors and the poor.
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On Tuesday, he blamed Democrats for obstructing repeal and said that Republicans should "let Obamacare fail" in order to have another shot at replacing it, as if the health of millions of Americans wasn't at stake.
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In its letter to Acorda, Scopia called its strategy of transitioning from Ampyra to Inbrija and Tozadenant risky, because Inbrija could take time to replace Ampyra's lost revenues, and Tozadenant could still fail in clinical trials.
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He sees the issue as a choice between maintaining a competitive free market and allowing giant broadband providers to use their position as internet gatekeepers to pick who will succeed or fail in the online marketplace.
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If the revolution doesn't arrive, it's not that it was doomed to fail in a system of government deliberately constructed to resist rapid change, in a country riven by deep and sincere cultural and ideological disagreements.
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"In 2005, the U.N. accepted the responsibility and will to act in situations where states fail in their duty to protect their citizens," wrote Leo Igwe, a Nigerian human rights advocate and the campaigns director at WHRIN.
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"JWST will be able to look through the dust veil so we can learn how big these galaxies really are and how fast they are growing, to better understand why models fail in explaining them," Williams said.
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He really did have a number of businesses fail in the early '90s, and federal law does allow wealthy individuals to take net operating losses from partnerships they own and use them to cancel out personal income.
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America has little or no good human intelligence inside North Korea, so a surgical pre-emptive strike would probably fail in its objective, whether that was to knock out the North's nukes or the Kim regime itself.
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Behind the scenes: Trump has privately said he thinks the lawsuit to strike down the Affordable Care Act will probably fail in the courts, according to two sources who discussed the matter with the president last week.
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The U.K.'s Labour Party will back the idea of another "public vote" on Brexit, should its own Brexit plan fail in Parliament this week as expected, according to internal documents obtained by the BBC's Nick Robinson.
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Since Varadkar's appointment as Fine Gael leader in May, his party has narrowly led Fianna Fail in opinion polls that suggest both parties would increase their support but still struggle to form anything but another minority government.
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While the Pentagon has deployed naval warships off the Yemeni coast in response to attacks by Iran-backed Houthi forces, Trump can really bring Iran to heel — or see his efforts to do so fail — in Syria.
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Modern culture, education and leadership sometimes fail in their role of protecting us from ourselves, from traits that have evolved to support our survival in primitive conditions but that seriously endanger us in a modern mass society.
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But putting it on the floor and moving it to the Senate, where it will die (or watching it fail in the House) is a key piece of the legislative maneuvering that opens up pathways in negotiations.
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Stand-alone investment banks—notably Bear-Stearns and Lehman Brothers—were the first and biggest to fail, in part because of their reliance on funding from the market instead of "stickier" deposits that commercial banks can utilize.
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Since Varadkar's appointment as Fine Gael leader six months ago, his party has narrowly led Fianna Fail in opinion polls, which suggest both parties would increase their support but struggle to form anything but another minority government.
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"If we fail in our duties as lawyers, we'd be failing our client and we'd be failing the commission," said David Nevin, the lead counsel for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the 9/11 attacks.
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The House on Thursday evening passed stopgap spending legislation with an additional $5.7 billion for wall construction, but it is expected to fail in the Senate, where Democratic votes are needed to top the 60-vote threshold.
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But these values my grandparents taught me — they haven't gone anywhere," Obama said, later adding, "That's why anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end.
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Harvey's size and strength also dredged up memories of Katrina, the 2005 hurricane that made a direct hit on New Orleans as a Category 3 storm, causing levees and flood walls to fail in dozens of places.
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In an interview that aired Sunday on ABC's "This Week", Foreign Minister Javad Zarif saw little chance of taking up Trump's offer, and said Trump's tough negotiating techniques from his real estate career would fail in diplomacy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government on Friday appealed a court decision that major insurer MetLife cannot be considered "too big to fail" in the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, according to a filing.
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And that, in the end, may be the biggest difference in this election – the meaning of our democracy... ...anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end.
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But they both agree that if you're doing Whole230 for vague "health" reasons or weight loss, then you're most likely going to fail in the long run because the guidelines are not realistic or necessarily healthy for everyone.
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When replications fail in this way, particularly in fields like psychology, critics often argue that "hidden moderators" like differences in time, culture or sample composition between the original study and the replicate are the reason for the failure.
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Health care repeal seems likely to fail in the Senate, leaving Republicans with the uncomfortable choice of doing nothing at all or working with Democrats to make fixes around the edges to make the current law function better.
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Tensions within the government raise the risk that parliament could fail in June to pass major health care and local government reforms which are a cornerstone of coalition plans to eventually balance the euro zone country's public finances.
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The size and strength of Harvey dredged up memories of Katrina, the 2005 hurricane that made a direct hit on New Orleans as a Category 3 storm, causing levees and flood walls to fail in dozens of places.
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Publishers may get back in the running for advertising deals lost in recent years, but much like the editorial content they produce, their ads will succeed or fail in contexts over which they have less and less control.
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If they fail in that task, then administrative agencies can be reprimanded by an appellate court for engaging in arbitrary and capricious behavior or, in very rare cases, be subject to congressional rebuke via the Congressional Review Act.
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Kim said he would focus on stricter enforcement of existing laws, such as using his agency's investigation powers, rather than pursuing drastic legislative changes that could fail in parliament where Moon's ruling party does not have the majority.
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The President could be justified for being furious that earlier this year he spent political capital on reforming health care only for the effort to initially fail in Congress (though it may get a second chance this month).
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First, Congress must act, expanding the ability of the Secretary to remove problem employees and reducing bureaucratic red tape, allowing employees who commit criminal acts or who fail in their duties to be removed as quickly as possible.
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But they are betting as much on the idea that grocery delivery will become a mainstream shopping habit in North America that can support multiple players as anything — and not that Amazon will necessarily fail in the space.
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They are artfully hedging their bets: Should the inquiry not gain public support, forcing them to pull the plug — or should it go forward and assuredly fail in the Senate — they want substantive accomplishments to offset symbolic failure.
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Varadar, whose party has trailed Fianna Fail in every opinion poll since the poll was called two weeks ago, said last month that his government agrees with some elements of Macron's push for greater integration, but not others.
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With that in mind, we try to infuse some new ideas into a slopestyle run that will require some creative riding, while also working in a competition format... and not fail in an attempt to be too creative.
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Another concern is that they will fail in their most basic task of advertising all job opportunities, raising the risk that even industrious people will be funneled into welfare simply because they were not made aware of suitable vacancies.
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Some Democratic Party leaders have argued that Trump's stonewalling represents a "constitutional crisis" and could force them to begin impeachment proceedings to remove him from office, even though such an effort would likely fail in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday U.S. President Donald Trump would fail in his hardened stance towards Iran, saying Tehran was stronger than during the time of the "more powerful and smarter" Ronald Reagan.
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That's the opinion of Peter Toogood, investment director at City Financial Investment Company, who warned Thursday that the Trump ambitions of U.S. tax reform and fiscal stimulus are set to fail in the same manner as health-care reform.
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In fairness to Noble, other manufacturers have exhibited similar oversight — I'm thinking of Logitech's $399 UE900s and the $250 Beoplay H5, both of which fail, in my experience, at the most basic task of fitting comfortably in the ear.
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In other words, there is no time for the traditional passing of a messaging bill in one chamber, only to see it fail in the other chamber in order to spark the talks that lead to a compromise agreement.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: --you have such a slim margin for error in you're-- shall I say, too big to fail, in-- in that way, would it make sense, then, for you to acquire technologies rather than developing them from within?
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Again, with virtually no experience managing or building a casino, let alone the largest casino development in the world, Robert Trump was, I believe, thrust into a role he was doomed to fail in simply because he was family.
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But the legislation is almost certain to fail in the Senate, where picking up the tab for Mr. Trump's signature campaign promise — a border wall, which he has vowed Mexico ultimately will fund — is a deal-breaker for Democrats.
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"We want Republicans to need to negotiate," said the aide, who added that Democrats wouldn't be blamed for a possible government shutdown because the temporary funding measure expected from the House will fail in the face of bipartisan opposition.
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"The decision today adds obstacles to our development and economic goals, but the United States will continue to fail in its central aim of subjecting the sovereign will of Cubans by force," Cuba's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Trump's action "is a deeply unethical political stunt that will fail in the courts because it is unconstitutional," Beth Lyon, clinical professor of law and director of Cornell Law School's Farmworker Legal Assistance Clinic, said in a statement to CNBC.
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As a result, moderate Republican Jeff Denham says tonight he&aposs disappointed that even this watered-down bill is likely to fail in the House tomorrow, as the president continues to demand tough measures like funding for the wall. Watch.
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While acknowledging that the vote is destined to fail in the Republican-controlled chamber, Romney laid out a scathing case against Trump and said he couldn't vote to acquit while staying true to his oath before God to do impartial justice.
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Celebrity and non-celebrity black women or femmes who fail in public do not have the same access or control over mainstream publications once they mess up, and the scars of their transgressions last longer, making redemption all the more difficult.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May lost a key vote in Parliament on Wednesday, forcing her to offer a Brexit "plan B" within three days should the deal she secured with the EU fail in Parliament next week, per the BBC.
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The immigration reform that passed the Senate in 2500, only to fail in the House of Representatives, would have reduced deficits by 2000% of GDP in its first decade and 275% of GDP in its second, according to official estimates.
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FRANKFURT, May 31 (Reuters) - Volkswagen Chief Executive Herbert Diess told German daily Tagesspiegel that he did not fail in his duty to inform markets about the gravity of VW's diesel cheating scandal in 2015, when he was still VW's brand chief.
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Industry analysts expect Prothena to report crucial clinical trial results next year, but Kerrisdale is convinced the product will fail in the upcoming Phase IIb and Phase III studies, after what it said were disappointing results in earlier-stage tests.
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"We are not naive and we are keenly aware that some elsewhere would wish to see us fail in our endeavors here today," Mattis said in his opening remarks at the meeting, before reporters were escorted out of the room.
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WASHINGTON, April 8 (Reuters) - The U.S. government on Friday appealed a court decision that major insurer MetLife cannot be considered "too big to fail" in the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, according to a filing.
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Nearly every week, there has been news about changes to the bill being made, followed by optimism that a vote will be held to pass it, followed by the reality setting in that the bill would fail in a vote.
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I like that the world has companies willing to invest (and sometimes fail) in their vision of the future, and Google has always been a leader in that respect, with such efforts as Google Fiber, Project Loon, and Project SkyBender.
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Some analysts said GE's strategy was a wiser one than MetLife's, because rather than fighting a powerful group of regulators in court, it adapted to become "not-too-big-to-fail" in response to FSOC's analysis of its business model.
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In the Senate, lawmakers have pointed to the House and the White House as reasons to vote against various compromises, saying anything the Senate might pass with heavily Democratic backing would ultimately fail in the House or suffer a veto.
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"Without bipartisan support, I believe this inquiry will further divide the country, tearing it apart at the seams and will ultimately fail in the Senate," Van Drew, a freshman who flipped a GOP-held district last year, said in a statement.
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While it is perhaps possible that Trump will face a primary campaign to become the party's nominee, whoever runs against Trump is likely not only to lose badly, but to fail in any attempt to move the party away from him.
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Judge Miller acknowledged that the 9th Circuit has previously allowed federal judges to dismiss removed cases if they conclude the litigation would undoubtedly fail in state court, he said the 9th Circuit's Polo ruling cast doubt on the futility doctrine.
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But Fine Gael lawmakers, desperate to restore their lead over rivals Fianna Fail in opinion polls before a possible election next year, look set to take a calculated risk on a leader who they say voters like, regardless of their background.
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But Chapter 9 bankruptcy would fail in this dimension as well, and the same is true for any approach in which local policymakers do not adopt reforms that put the commonwealth on a sound fiscal path over the long run.
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Much has been made of the fact that business has a profit motive that is not shared by government — and that is, at the core, one of the fundamental differences that cause business-driven initiatives to fail in government contexts.
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But for a Chinese government used to coming to the rescue of companies, especially state-owned ones, letting more firms fail in the coming months will be a test of its "commitment to reforms," ANZ analysts wrote in a June report.
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In the interview with General Dahl, he said his breakdown was spurred by a panic attack because he believed that when the time came, he would fail in his duty to rescue people who would otherwise drown in the ocean.
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"There is no political inconvenience exception to the United States Constitution," Ms. Warren said, referring to the concern among many Democratic leaders that trying to impeach Mr. Trump would only fail in the Republican-led Senate and strengthen the president.
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But with the possibility that the virus could be spread via surfaces touched by many people, some firms have suspended use of the devices - often small frames on which a worker breathes and receives a pass or fail in seconds.
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At the annual conference of the Conservative Party, Davis told members the government did not want to fail in the talks to unravel more than 40 years of union, but officials were "contingency planning" to make sure all scenarios were covered.
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But showing the conference that the defense-first approach will fail in the upper chamber would give House leadership some cover to revert to a plan B: a continuing resolution (CR) that keeps the government's lights on until the New Year.
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Still, Professor Marston succeeds where so many biopics fail – in showing us its subjects as more than just the sum of their accomplishments, and getting to the heart of the maddening but all-too-human contradictions that drive them forward.
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"America's goal is to bring Iran's Islamic system to its knees... and it will fail in this, but sanctions will no doubt affect people's lives, and the country's development and economic growth," Rouhani told parliament in a speech carried live on state television.
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While his words were peppered with oblique references to Trump, from quips about the birth certificate malarkey to lines like "demagogues will always fail in the end," it was when he invoked the candidate by name that he did his most damage.
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"America's goal is to bring Iran's Islamic system to its knees ... and it will fail in this, but sanctions will no doubt affect people's lives, and the country's development and economic growth," Rouhani told parliament in a speech carried live on state television.
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I can go on and on—the voice acting, quips, and feel—but from the angles, vistas, attitudes, and perspectives, I witnessed a Spider-Man save, lose, and continually fail in ways that made made me feel enough to cry (spoiler scene).
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"This foolish attempt to erase protections for Bears Ears — or any other national monument — will meet immediate legal challenges, and it is destined to fail in court," Greg Zimmerman, the deputy director for the Center for Western Priorities, said Friday in a statement.
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But last December, it was the $800 million Third Avenue Focused Credit Fund that became the largest of at least three funds to fail in the teeth of the drop in the junk bond market, stemming from the collapse in oil prices.
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Lahey, who has spent more than a decade teaching middle and high school students, has become somewhat of an expert in this area, after her article "Why Parents Need to Let Their Children Fail" in The Atlantic back in January 2013 went viral.
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ISDA said the proposal to add an amber warning to the pass or fail in the original rules should smooth a trading desk's transition to the standard approach if it fails the test, avoiding a "cliff effect" or sudden increase in capital requirements.
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Whether they considered the offense a plodding, stone-aged strategy that was doomed to fail in today's pace-and-space NBA or they defended it as simply misunderstood, Knicks fans could agree on one thing: they were sick of hearing about it.
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But if the debtor is likely to fail in carrying out the restructuring plan, and the liquidation value of the company is deemed to exceed the going concern value, the court will terminate the process and will put the company into bankruptcy.
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And Neil Chatterjee, the new Federal Energy Regulatory Commission chairman, told reporters last week that while he was "sympathetic" to the proposal's goals, he would not put in place any policy that would "blow up" competitive electricity markets or fail in court.
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In Debt Section 165 of the Dodd-Frank Act requires large bank holding companies to submit "resolution plans" —popularly known as living wills — that show how these companies can be resolved if they fail in a bankruptcy court like every other business.
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Its customer focus generally is on corporates and/or organizations with strategic data, whether their own or their users, to protect — at the risk of "brand meltdown" if they fail in that crucial duty and data leak out, as he puts it.
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For example, people with a form of arthritis known as adult-onset Still's disease often have painful inflammation caused by a "cytokine storm," a flood of proteins released by overactive immune cells that fail in their task of regulating the immune response.
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Mr. Schneiderman's federal suit in Brooklyn, for example, challenging Mr. Trump's repeal of DACA, an Obama-era program that protects young undocumented immigrants, has already helped to keep the initiative in place, though it could eventually fail in the United States Supreme Court.
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It urges readers who attend Turning Point USA events who fail in their attempts to ask questions, "When you get pulled out [by security], yell "GOOGLE THE USS LIBERTY" or "GOOGLE DANCING ISRAELIS" or "AMERICA FIRST NOT ISRAEL FIRST" or just "NICK FUENTES.
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At the annual conference of the Conservative Party, Davis told party members the government did not want to fail in the talks to unravel more than 40 years of union, but officials were "contingency planning" to make sure all scenarios were covered.
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" After voting against the formal inquiry in October, the New Jersey congressman said in a statement that "without bipartisan support I believe this inquiry will further divide the country tearing it apart at the seams and will ultimately fail in the Senate.
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The state of Arkansas contends that the attorneys' account of Jones's execution is inaccurate, saying that although the Arkansas Department of Correction officers did fail in their attempt to place an IV in Jones's neck, they were ultimately successful in sedating him.
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Asked on Monday about renewed concern from the U.S. State Department on the detained lawyers, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang denounced the United States, saying it would "fail in trying to use the co-called human rights to interfere in China's internal affairs".
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As long as governments across Europe and the United States fail in their duty to protect the lives of migrants and refugees, there will always be people willing to help their fellow human beings in their hour of need -- and at whatever the cost.
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I know the ways in which I fail in the face of my beliefs, and yet I wish to consider myself forgiven once each year, when I wake up early to pray and have a small meal with the sun breaking over the horizon.
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A lot of these incidents where automations or robots cause the death of a human are problematic and fascinating precisely because they show us the ways in which our current legal systems, economic systems, moral systems, and imaginative systems fail in trying to understand this.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will fail in his confrontation with Iran, just like Iraq's Saddam Hussein, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Saturday, referring to the war between the two Middle Eastern powers and vowing that Tehran will not abandon its missiles.
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"You get multiple sporadic cases, and most of them fail in the sense that they fail to evolve and so there are multiple failed chains of transmission, but eventually the right mutations come along and the whole thing is triggered," he told ABC News.
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Well-known astrophysicist and science commentator Neil deGrasse Tyson asked recently, 'Where did we fail in the educational system so that we're producing a community of adults who when confronted with what scientists tell them, then cherry pick it to serve their own philosophical objective?
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"We will introduce a sanctions regime to ensure compliance, giving regulators the ability to fine or prosecute those companies that fail in their legal duties, and to order the removal of content where it clearly breaches UK law," the Conservative Party wrote in their manifesto.
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"This is a major step to ensure that no bishop can fail in his duty to protect children and vulnerable adults, and if he does fail he can be removed," said Gerard O'Connell, a Vatican expert who writes for America: The National Catholic Review.
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"Reconstruction did not fail; in regions where it collapsed it was violently overthrown by men who had fought for slavery during the Civil War and continued that battle as guerrilla partisans over the next decade," historian Douglas R. Egerton wrote in The Wars of Reconstruction.
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Most restaurants have a hard enough time staying in business as it is (something like 93 percent of restaurants fail in the first five years) — if someone could come in and handle a difficult section of the business for them, why would they say no?
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While bound to fail in the long run—or provide a meaningful answer to the COVID-19 crisis—it could pump temporary life into the industries where Trump's closest friends are and lend short-term relief to families in need, boosting his chances in November.
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The bottom line: Even if DJI drones aren't shoveling sensitive data to Beijing, relying on a strategic adversary to supply a crucial technology is an "obvious fail in a great-power competition," says Peter Singer, a senior fellow at the think tank New America.
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Joe Gorajec, a former chairman of the Association of Racing Commissioners International, a trade group of industry commissioners, said the system was doomed to fail in California and other states in which the regulators are in business with the people they are there to police.
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But what if you could devise software programs designed to reach alumni at just the right moment — time to register, time to check on your financial aid, time to withdraw from a class you're likely to fail — in ways they will pay attention (read: texts)?
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On Thursday, in remarks at his party headquarters in São Paulo that often felt like a campaign rally, Mr. da Silva painted himself as the victim of a politically motivated judiciary that would fail in its efforts to derail his bid for the presidency.
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And so, if you fail in a normal job environment it's just you being human, but if you fail as a startup it feels like you aren't being the best you could be and I think that really puts a completely different pressure on people.
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If Trump and Kim fail in Singapore, "the result may be to enhance North Korean dependency on Seoul and Beijing as safety valves against the prospect of renewal of U.S.-(North Korea) confrontation," according to Scott Snyder, a Korea expert at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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But after the Congressional Budget Office released a score that showed premiums temporarily spiking, Cruz offered a more forceful critique of both the bill's impact and politics, saying he knew those in the House would be concerned about passing a bill doomed to fail in the Senate.
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If Congressional Republicans continue to fail in their constitutional oversight duties, colluding with the Trump administration's attempts to foil inquiries into its corruption (or worse), it may fall to members of executive branch agencies privy to incriminating information to put it into the hand of the press.
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Revisions to Dodd-Frank, let alone broader reform, have been on hold out of a fear that any change would gut the law, notwithstanding the fact that many financial experts believe it would ultimately fail in achieving its primary purpose of preventing a future financial crisis.
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The other two main parties' refusal to govern with Sinn Fein, the former political wing of the Irish Republican Army, puts Fianna Fail in pole position, even after leader Micheal Martin secured the support of just four independent lawmakers in addition to his own 37 deputies.
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"With every test, Kim Jong-un moves closer to his stated goal of a pre-emptive nuclear strike capability against American cities, and he's not afraid to fail in public," he told the House Armed Services Committee in a hearing on security challenges in the region.
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Established on-demand companies like Uber will look to transform into more horizontal marketplaces in order to increase growth and enjoy potential cross-category pollination, while the majority of niche-focused or earlier-stage players will opt for acquisition or fail in the quest for independence.
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After controlling for maternal age, race, smoking, birth weight and many other factors, they found that compared with children living more than 1,000 meters away from a highway, those living within 500 meters were twice as likely to fail in the verbal and nonverbal communication domain.
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I'm talking about our 70 cents to the dollar; I'm talking about our "no time to heal, stash your baby under your desk" family leave policies; I'm talking about our "if you fail in our late capitalist society you could die on the street" system of health care.
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Because of the opaque nature of neural networks, it's extremely difficult to investigate their vulnerabilities, and if malicious actors discover them first, either by chance or trial and error, they'll have an easier time hiding and exploiting them to force AI applications to fail in critical and harmful ways.
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A spokesman with the Secretary of State's Office said Monday it would be premature to comment on a Blankenship candidacy…" Dems fail in bid to block former Detroit health department boss from ballot - Detroit Free Press : "It's officially official, Abdul El-Sayed is eligible to run for governor.
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Beginning Monday, the Dawson's Creek alum took her followers through her heartbreaking journey toward finding Radar and Birdie's other bear Flatbear (who is still missing), admitting through tears that she felt she had committed "a total parenting fail" in packing for the trip home from the family's vacation.
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For patients, even the experiments that fail in mice or can't be reproduced can help scientists determine if human research is possible, a necessary step in discovering new treatments, said Dr. Anthony Olszanski, director of the phase 1 developmental therapeutics program at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia.
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A ballot measure to amend the state's constitution to prohibit public funds from being used for abortions or given to abortion providers also looks likely to fail in the poll, with 50 percent of registered voters opposing the measure compared to just 31 percent who say they support it.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, has already scheduled votes for Monday on four proposals — two sponsored by Republicans and two by Democrats — but all four are expected to fail in a nearly identical replay of votes last December after the attack in San Bernardino, Calif.
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Should Avenatti, for instance, fail in his bid to invalidate the NDA, his client, who described on "60 Minutes" the details of her alleged affair with Trump — down to the precoital spanking and the claim that she could identify his genitals — could be liable for millions in damages.
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Pelosi's resistance to an impeachment inquiry is not likely to be vulnerable to the math of the Democratic Caucus — she has also argued that such a move would be unnecessarily divisive and likely to fail in the Republican-controlled Senate, strengthening Trump's hand ahead of the 2020 election.
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The documents were circulated as British officials conceded that the prime minister may fail in his original demand to cement the reforms in a change to the EU treaty and EU diplomats said a "war room of lawyers" had been brought in to assist all 28 national leaders.
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The big picture: May's deal, which faces a lack of support from both the opposition Labour Party as well as pro-Brexit members of her own Conservative Party, is largely expected to fail in a vote on Tuesday — more than one month after she delayed a vote under similar circumstances.
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In other words, supereasy central bank money policy will persist for many years, even decades, and while it may succeed in preventing a shocking economic contraction, it will fail in spurring growth to pre-credit crisis norms that reflate consumer price growth and wages, lift living standards and reduce debts.
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The search for a definitive answer is not going well—we might have one in the next 30 to 120 years—but I can tell you this: over the weekend, I watched the New York Yankees fail in 30 consecutive at-bats with runners in scoring position, and it changed me.
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MetLife showed how it intends to fight federal regulators' arguments that it is "too big to fail" in a court brief filed Monday and added a new issue to its contention they used a flawed process to determine the company could damage the U.S. financial system if it faces distress.
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In his narrative, American (tech) companies didn't fail in China because they were incompetent, but rather because they never made the effort to localize: American public companies tend to treat international markets as cash cows, sources of bonus revenue to which they are entitled by virtue of winning at home.
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Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi pleaded not guilty to the charge, under section 505(a) of Myanmar's colonial-era penal code, which carries a maximum two-year prison term for statements that could cause a soldier or other service member "to mutiny or otherwise disregard or fail in his duty".
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"Because I've taught in public school for so long, I knew that as a dyslexic kid, you have to fail in order to get the help you need," Stacey said, referencing how many parents and teachers often don't recognize signs of dyslexia until a student has started to fail classes.
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Political pros in both parties said then that if Ossoff failed to win outright in the first round, capturing less than 50.1% while Republicans squabbled among themselves, he would likely fail in a runoff, when the GOP machine could coalesce around one candidate and train all their artillery on him.
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The move to only employ people of legal age (and treat them as such) is as worthy of applause as it is obvious — because a child should never have even been subjected to withstand the tides of something that, by nature, sets people up to fail in the first place.
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That, however, may prove only a footnote to global history if both domestic advisors, and world leaders, fail in their efforts to constrain two of the world's most fragile egos, who are seemingly hell-bent on destroying the relatively fragile nuclear peace the world has enjoyed for the past 71 years.
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And even if we're deep in the spiritual MZ—feeling our arms get longer and our glasses thicker, memories of a time when goaltending was not only legal but the single rational defensive tactic—our bodies will fail in thousands of little ways, leaving every layup somehow different from the last.
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The problem here is — well, let me read you a portion of my book Why Presidents Fail, in the chapter "The Buck Stops Here": The revenue of the federal government in 2014, $3.02 trillion, is slightly larger than the combined revenues of the 16 largest companies in the Fortune 500.
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Fianna Fail's Micheal Martin has been seeking to form a government but both he and acting Prime Minister Leo Varadkar of Fine Gael have ruled out governing with Sinn Fein, the left-wing pro-Irish unity party which topped the poll and has an equal number of seats to Fianna Fail in parliament.
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Fianna Fail's Micheal Martin has been seeking to form a government but both he and acting Prime Minister Leo Varadkar of Fine Gael have ruled out governing with Sinn Fein, the left-wing pro-Irish unity party which topped the poll and has an equal number of seats to Fianna Fail in parliament.
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If colleges and universities teach the young people that are their charge how to think well but not how to act ethically, how to grow a business but not how to do so with moral standards, if they shape the intellect but fail to inculcate integrity, they fail in their ultimate mission.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - MetLife Inc showed how it intends to fight federal regulators' arguments that it is "too big to fail" in a court brief filed Monday and added a new issue to its contention they used a flawed process to determine the company could damage the U.S. financial system if it faces distress.
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The new laws require platforms to take down any terrorism-related content within an hour of a notice being issued, force them to use a filter to ensure it's not reuploaded, and, if they fail in either of these duties, allow governments to fine companies up to 13 percent of their global annual revenue.
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However Mustafa Al-Bassam, the UCL information security PhD student who flagged the company's social media fail in the above Twitter thread has since filed his own data protection complaint against British Airways — after finding its check-in page was leaking his personal data to a bunch of third parties for ad targeting purposes.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.), to caution against passing the bill as-is, or else it could fail in the Senate.
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But Republicans know the legislation will likely fail in the upper chamber, meaning the House may end up having to pass a clean continuing resolution (CR) with the help of Democrats -- something that Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) had sought to avoid, and a move that would almost certainly generate blowback from House conservatives.
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Harold Feld, senior vice president of Public Knowledge, argues that Pai's plan to re-categorize ISPs from common carriers, essentially a public utility, to more lightly regulated "information services" will fail in court because the main role of ISPs is delivering content from Google, Netflix or other websites, not offering email or online storage.
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Not only did the top two highest-scoring N.F.L. teams fail in the playoffs, but so so did the third (2110 Packers, lost in divisional round), the fourth (2110 Patriots, lost in A.F.C. title game), the fifth (the 2110 Vikings, lost in N.F.C. title game) and the sixth (the 2110 Saints, lost in the divisional round).
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It's true ... they're still good friends today (after playing together at UCLA) -- and now Cordell is giving us the REAL inside scoop on the QB. In fact, Cordell says critics who think Rosen would fail in Cleveland are wrong -- and explains why a BIG, FAT PAYCHECK could drive a "millennial" like Josh to greatness in LeBron's city.
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The net result is that many compounds that could possibly help patients aren't even developed, and many that are obviously safe and effective and could be helpful to patients actually fail in these kinds of trials because the studies are improperly structured — it is simply impossible to control for all of the variables that modulate long-term outcomes. 4.
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Meanwhile, Dani and Sophie's friend and roommate Micah (Leo Sheng) doesn't get an original castmate all his own to emulate, but that's probably because his character is a trans man whom the show tries hard not to fail, in a stark contrast to the original "L Word"'s infamously disastrous portrayal of a trans man in 2006.
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Some Mexican officials and civil society leaders have been alarmed by the suggestion that Mr. Trump could cut assistance to key initiatives that bolster community-building and the rule of law to help pay for a wall that many on both sides of the border say would probably fail in stop the flow of illegal drugs, weapons and immigration.
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"Were a rapid resolution on the future location of the EMA not to materialize, or if the future seat of the European Medicines Agency were to fail in terms of establishing its minimum prerequisites, the quality of its work and the future of the European Medicines Regulatory Network would be placed in jeopardy," the statement said.
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Hess, who brought the initial complaint to the OIG, was primarily concerned not that there was confusion in the ranks — it's a huge organization and communication can be difficult — but that the search for a solution was deliberately allowed to fail in order that the case could act as a precedent advantageous to the FBI and other law enforcement agencies.
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"Should you fail in your reply to agree to attend on one of the dates offered to you, or a mutually convenient alternative before 1 June, the Committee reserves the right to take the matter further, including seeking the support of the House of Commons in respect of any complaint of contempt," Wright said in the letter to Ashley dated March 3.
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But it has become clear to me with every incident that the greatest experiment in human interaction in the history of the world continues to fail in ever more dangerous ways..." → The Verge's Casey Newton: "If the current US government blocked all access to social networks after a terrorist attack, we would rail against the move as an authoritarian outrage.
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I realize that, even if you can identify rules of that type, you will probably fail in your efforts to persuade courts to uphold your decisions to repeal the rules after you have spent years implementing the demanding and resource-intensive notice and comment process that statutes and court decisions require you to use when you try to repeal a substantive rule.
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For the A-shares to be included in MSCI index, it can be described as "Taking 6 years to sharpen a sword", The wall behind me, showing the A-shares that were first included in MSCI world list in June, 2013; from 2014 to 2016, after 3 years fail in review, part of A-shares were finally included until June last year.
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"To bring real reform, we need to provide Secretary [David] Shulkin with the tools he needs to swiftly discipline employees who don't meet standards our veterans deserve or who fail in their sacred mission to provide world class health care and benefits to the men and women who have served," said House Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Phil Roe (R-Tenn.), the bill's author.
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This would fail in both military and human rights terms, and leaves both the United States and Saudi Arabia with no options for dealing with the Houthi or Iran, seeking ways to end the war, dealing with Al Qaida or the other terrorist movements in Yemen, and without any means to help Yemen back to some form of stability and development.
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When municipal authorities across America act independently to issue ID cards to DREAMers, or businesses shield their illegal employees for no greater moral reason than the need for a cheap labor force, they are doing so in service of a true Bush ideal: that local authorities and businesses are the best people to step in when federal policies fail in the face of reality.
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Arguably, the reason why 99 percent of people fail in the first business that they start is because you're trying to cut your teeth at something you believe you can do and you're going to have to suffer through the ups and downs of the business in order to learn to be a better entrepreneur, or even as an investor, to be a better investor.
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When serving as a Labor Department official in the Johnson administration, Daniel Patrick Moynihan — who was later a top adviser to President Richard M. Nixon and ultimately one of the most influential Democrats in Congress as a senator from New York — argued that the surge in African-American families headed by single mothers was condemning many black children to fail in school and in life.
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I think we ought to add more terrorists to it and we ought to interrogate them there and if it is concluded that they should be tried, they should be tried by military commission … I'm a big fan of using Gitmo the way it has been used and I think hopefully he will fail in his effort to completely remove all of these bad guys from Guantanamo.
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President Donald Trump on a gloomy Friday afternoon finally announced that his chief of staff Reince Priebus would be leaving his administration, hours after the president saw Obamacare repeal fail in the Senate, Congress tie his hands on Russian sanctions, and his new communications director tell a reporter that Priebus is a "paranoid schizophrenic" and that his chief strategist is infatuated with himself to the point of attempted autofellation.
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If we fail in this most sacred obligation, "if, retiring from the field, they are to grow old in poverty, wretchedness, and contempt; if they are to wade through the vile mire of dependency, and owe the miserable remnant of that life to charity, which has hitherto been spent in honor, then," in Washington's words, "shall I learn what ingratitude is...." Now is the time to house all homeless veterans.
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BNP Paribas's reliance on the continuation of the region's recently regained confidence was emphasized by its CFO, who said it was too early to determine yet whether France's newly inaugurated President Emmanuel Macron - who has been singled out as a key driver of Europe's renewed sense of optimism - would succeed or fail in his ambitious reform plan and how consumers and businesses would react should he fall short.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.), the top Democrat on the Senate's tax-writing committee, said early Thursday that he is optimistic that the GOP tax-reform proposal will fail in the upper chamber.
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"We have a bunch of talented, creative females, but they reach a certain point in their careers ... 10 years of experience, when we are ready to make them a creative director of a big piece of business, and I think we fail in two out of three of those choices because the executive involved said: 'I don't want to manage a piece of business and people, I want to keep doing the work'," he said.
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As visions of the future increasingly fail in the face of our present moment, literary authors are increasingly looking back, not to comfort us with a sense of known past, or even an easy allegory of the present, but instead — motivated by a kind of clue-gathering — to seek reasons for why we are the way we are and how we got here, and at what point the train began to derail.
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But Republicans know the legislation will likely fail in the upper chamber, meaning the House may end up having to pass a clean continuing resolution (CR) with the help of Democrats — something that Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) had sought to avoid, and a move that would almost certainly generate blowback from House conservatives.
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He will fail in those arguments for the same reason that why the primary election was skewed in favor of Clinton, why almost no political figures endorsed his candidacy and why the media largely ignored him throughout his campaign — namely, that despite polling indicators to the contrary, his brand of politics remains a minority point of view within the American electorate and his shortcomings as a politician would make him less effective in the event that he won.
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