They fail to recognize these customs, instead favoring design over logic.
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What many fail to recognize is that they're no Bill Hicks.
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Most high earners fail to recognize the effectiveness of buying back time.
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Few in America today would fail to recognize Batman or Jason Bourne.
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But these criticisms fail to recognize that this issue is being resolved.
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It's policies that fail to recognize the contributions of both renewables and nuclear.
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Not only did the Republican committee members fail to recognize Strzok's public relations trap.
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Neighbors fail to recognize neighbors in the streets because their faces are so sunken.
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And we fail to recognize that what we really have is a distribution problem.
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To call it a choice is to fail to recognize the culture we live in.
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Why exactly did the car's computer fail to recognize the truck in front of it?
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But what too many people fail to recognize is the human toll behind those figures.
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We cannot always choose our friends, but we can never fail to recognize our enemies.
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The African Union said it would fail to recognize him as president as of Thursday.
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What we do when we fail to recognize either our own competence or our own incompetence.
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They may also fail to recognize or assess signs of danger or threat to the child.
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Too many women still fail to recognize that they're on their own in avoiding that fate.
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Technology is outpacing our politics and our morality in ways most of us fail to recognize.
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What some people fail to recognize is that inclusion is not only "minorities" or the historically marginalized.
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That said, and political wrangling aside, most Americans fail to recognize the real losers in this process.
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If we fail to recognize this, we will miss the bigger picture and risk U.S. national security.
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Personal power comes with letting that go, and no one watching Hammer can fail to recognize this.
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We often fail to recognize the fact that males also experience it—and that includes gay males.
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She is filled with self-recrimination: How could she fail to recognize the coach's overtures as inappropriate?
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Some who receive the letter will fail to recognize the deception and pay the RNC "invoice" reflexively.
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Watch this 17-year-old Olympic gold medalist fail to recognize any of these classic '90s tunes.
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There is a clear disconnect within Congress, as lawmakers fail to recognize the revenue shortfall in the making.
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What is something only a panic attack sufferer can understand that other anxiety coaches might fail to recognize?
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Perhaps because we so frequently fail to recognize lying, society accepts telling falsehoods as part of human behavior.
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Adults sometimes fail to recognize the violent upheaval that death of any scale can produce inside a child.
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Accordingly, they fail to recognize, and are unable to convey to patients, the importance of diet to health.
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These detractors fail to recognize that to address this violence, we have to face the reality of systemic racism.
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Those who champion this position fail to recognize that it suppresses untold tales, alternative stories, and challenges to orthodoxy.
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Pretendians fail to recognize the fact that Native tribes reject DNA evidence as a means of proving Native status.
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They fail to recognize that this entire transparency discussion is not occurring within the vacuum of a scientific community.
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And I think the point for Americans is sometimes we fail to recognize how omnipresent we are around the world.
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And third, this measure would fail to recognize the benefits of shorter commutes, even if they occur on congested streets.
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If liberals fail to recognize the division plaguing their party, they won't return to power for many years to come.
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Yet the Trump administration continues to fail to recognize the true nature of the terrorist threat in the United States.
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Attempts to eliminate it often prove ineffective because many people who engage in gossip fail to recognize their own behavior.
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What people fail to recognize are the dangerous conditions a lack of electricity creates for families, especially those already struggling.
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What we fail to recognize when we dismiss targeted individuals is that the web is having the same impact on us.
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Many Marines and sailors fail to recognize the essential role combat cargo plays in the MEU and Amphibious Ready Group team.
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Other states that do not have such a mandate fail to recognize sanitary products just as essential as soap and toothpaste.
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She referred to a passage in the book of Luke in which Jesus' followers fail to recognize him after his resurrection.
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They fail to recognize that insulin and other prescription drugs are expensive largely because government regulation has helped make them so.
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Critic's Notebook Another year, another persistent worry that the Grammy Awards will once again fail to recognize boundary-pushing black performers.
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"A lot of the time, we fail to recognize the moments in our lives actually become our lives," Ms. Whillans said.
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Heck, sometimes I fail to recognize my own debaters, but that's never stopped me from doling out grades, as I'm doing now.
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But a vast body of anecdotal evidence suggests that, barring a neurodegenerative illness, your dog will probably never fail to recognize you.
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Conservatives are beyond foolish if we fail to recognize that we are engaged in a death battle for the soul of America.
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Conservative Republicans fail to recognize the disconnect between these types of discriminatory laws and the rising tide of tolerance in this country.
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But liberals appalled by such language often fail to recognize that left-wing talk of "resistance" often has a violent subtext, too.
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What they fail to recognize is that existing laws and regulations have not caught up to where our society is in 2018.
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Those that fail to recognize the changing technological landscape run the risk of losing their market share and their position in the marketplace.
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Duggal recently told Forbes that many venture capitalists fail to recognize the value of companies catering to women, and new mothers in particular.
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What they fail to recognize is that many of the ideas already have bipartisan support in state and local elections across the country.
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The memo's authors and other interventionists fail to recognize that the United States in fact has effectively weakened President Bashar al-Assad already.
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A failure to learn about people (or rats) of different kinds can mean that we fail to recognize their pain as genuine pain.
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Amazingly, many of them fail to recognize the seven-foot-three 300-plus-pound giant, even when he steers the conversation to basketball.
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But in a hostile world, they fail to recognize a simmering unpleasantry: One day, foreigners will tire of financing America's consumption-heavy lifestyle.
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But proponents for cutting pain medication use often fail to recognize that simply reducing or ending pain pill prescriptions can be risky, too.
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For as long as I can remember, I've felt clumsy because I couldn't navigate space well, and impolite when I fail to recognize acquaintances.
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For example, Google's computer vision system labeled African-Americans as gorillas, while Microsoft's vision system was reported to fail to recognize darker-skinned people.
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But only a bunch of career politicians and Washington insiders would fail to recognize this opportunity for what it is and act on it.
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Many companies fail to recognize that data alone isn't the answer and, as a result, think that the more data they collect, the better.
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The image could represent that the people who fail to recognize the perspective of the government or are not able to talk about it.
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What we fail to recognize is that this polarization is a result of us getting exactly what we want — only to rue the consequences.
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And what my parents fail to recognize is that they're giving more importance to this flawed culture than to the perfect faith that is Islam.
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China has also repeatedly warned Taiwan of negative consequences if they fail to recognize Taiwan is a part of China under Beijing's "one China" principle.
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People with the disease can become aggressive and hallucinate, sometimes lose peripheral vision, fail to recognize loved ones and forget the purpose of an object.
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A sweep by Adele could feed into long-simmering complaints that the awards too often fail to recognize black performers in the most prestigious categories.
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If you then fed the AI a picture of a cat asleep on your bed, it would fail to recognize it because its model was faulty.
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If we fail to recognize that today, we ought not to be surprised when the next attack takes place -- and if it is far more deadly.
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"With such a strong security team in place, how did Yahoo fail to recognize all 3 billion of its user accounts had been compromised?" he asked.
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The fear that around every corner is a stranger who might wish them ill, and that they, in their innocence, may fail to recognize the danger.
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Sekulow and his colleagues fail to recognize the extreme unlikelihood that host countries — Jordan, Lebanon, Syria — would assume full responsibility for Palestinian refugees and their descendants.
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Only an innocent or a simpleton could fail to recognize that a live hornet was being deposited in the crevice of every literary seat in town.
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How could Barr possibly fail to recognize that there is no better example of a man in unbridled pursuit of his own appetites than his boss?
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"With such a strong security team in place, how did Yahoo fail to recognize all 6900 billion of its user accounts had been compromised?" he asked.
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It's one thing to correctly say the American people are angry, it's another to fail to recognize the candidates themselves are making us angrier at each other.
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Facial recognition algorithms largely trained on white faces fail to recognize dark skin, for instance, and predictive policing input is skewed by departments heavily policing certain neighborhoods.
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But I'd like to stress we're not so insular as to fail to recognize the potential damage that campaigns like this can do to the Open Championship.
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And when we fail to recognize that, we get into a whole lot of trouble, even when we have the White House, having our policies obstructed and trapped.
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And it provides one other lesson: Long-running standoffs can drag on for so many years that both sides can fail to recognize when the end has come.
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All of these are moral issues and I don't think we should blithely go about our business and fail to recognize the moral seriousness of having a child.
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We fail to recognize that the epidemic of hardcore drug use among the queer community is fueled by the rate at which we write off other human beings.
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The fact that Indian women are overwhelmingly being stalked by men they know, be they neighbors, fellow students, or former partners, is something lawmakers often fail to recognize.
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But there's an ever-present danger that the car will come across a person in a setting unlike any it's seen before and, disastrously, fail to recognize them.
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Drug companies have argued that critics fail to recognize the value medicines are bringing and say the state-level regulations could thwart the distribution of life-saving drugs.
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They also fail to recognize that a much larger group of people suffer from gender identity discrimination than the relatively small number of people who self-identify as transgender.
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What gold bears fail to recognize is that, since central banks have already pushed rates into the basement, inflation need not be present to make real interest rates negative.
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Smart people often fail to recognize when they need help, and when they do recognize it, they tend to believe that no one else is capable of providing it.
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Deforestation could cause millions of dollars in lost agricultural production throughout the U.S. But policy and practice still fail to recognize the interdependence of our wild and cultivated lands.
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Secret Service supervisors fail to recognize the danger, dismissing the gunfire as a gang-related shootout rather than an attack on the White House, according to the Washington Post.
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However, estimates of economic impact of sports stadiums are often exaggerated because projects fail to recognize opportunity costs, according to research by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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To emphasize global citizenship or shared predicaments, we may fail to recognize and confront the differential impact of biopolitical violence, especially on non-White, non-European or American subjects.
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Most of these regulatory proposals, however, fail to recognize that dark patterns are only a subset of opinionated design that guide users toward a goal in a particular way.
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It's time to tackle America's overvalued currency — something that was suggested in the 2016 populist revolt, when voters showed their scorn for politicians who fail to recognize economic reality.
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People on the spectrum may avoid eye contact and therefore fail to recognize and interpret facial expressions, challenges that also have far-reaching repercussions in school or at work.
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But most importantly, he and his blindly faithful #Lawrencehive on Twitter fail to recognize that it's their lack of awareness about their own masculinity that make them so fucking annoying.
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While these are promising steps toward healthy, fruitful futures for our children, they are baby steps that fail to recognize the need to expand access to high-quality childcare options.
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I think conservatives fail to recognize that a lot of the things that they see as bad decisions or as a consequence of some moral failing exist in a cultural context.
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" The statement continues: "These sensational allegations are patently false and fail to recognize the 3,600 malnourished children who have recovered because of the care and treatment provided by Serving His Children.
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"The symptoms are so diffuse that many, including many physicians, fail to recognize that a person has it," said Manuel F. Lluberas, a former Navy entomologist now in the private sector.
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Traditional approaches that tout self-reformation first (getting help for addictions, finding a job) fail to recognize that people can't address those issues without having a stable place to stay first.
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"I think they fail to recognize the context of the moment and what they're contending with," said Ilyse Hogue, the president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, an abortion rights advocacy group.
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Almost 15 years have passed since those tragic events, and yet we fail to recognize the growing threat homegrown domestic terrorism represents to us as a community and as a nation.
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We cannot fail to recognize when and how artists participate in an exploitative market, which does not only include commercial galleries and auction houses, but also museums, non-profits, and academic institutions.
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The fact that we're probably inside a bubble and yet fail to recognize it is more galling because we've been talking about this kind of irrational exuberance for well over 150 years.
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A beating of Stallworth by white policemen who fail to recognize him as working undercover is fiction, as is the storyline of one of the Klansmen fingering his double as a cop.
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Unfortunately, many politicians still fail to recognize how issues such as access to birth control, the right to choose to have an abortion and equal pay connect to economic prosperity for women.
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Audemio's deep drive to make a family and to remain together with them as one is something that no American could fail to recognize as the same as his or her own.
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Bach says most people fail to recognize the opportunities they have to build wealth, such as setting aside money for themselves in a savings account or contributing to their company's retirement plan.
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But small children depend on features, Dr. Lee said, and that's why they may fail to recognize even a parent who has shaved his beard, or is wearing a very unfamiliar hat.
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" In heterosexual marriages, however, husbands "tend to take care work for granted, are often unaware of the care work their wife provides and commonly fail to recognize her needs for emotional support.
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Those pressures are so powerful, Rich writes, that many women fail to recognize how deeply we've internalized women-hatred until it takes "some permanently unmistakable and shattering form" in our own lives.
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This is for the simple fact that most people today are so busy worrying about themselves, they fail to recognize that the secret to happiness is literally standing in front of them.
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Kris barely reacts, and the other sisters fail to recognize the deep irony that the reasons they are bullying Kourtney into inviting Scott, are the same reasons that Kris isn't inviting Caitlyn Jenner.
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Egyptians will mourn this event and they will mean it, but many of them will also fail to recognize the fundamental challenge of religious discrimination that rests as the foundation of Sunday's violence.
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In an essay published Wednesday in The Wall Street Journal adapted from his forthcoming book "Call Sign Chaos: Learning to Lead," Mattis lamented divisive leaders who fail to recognize the importance of allies.
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As innocent as these questions (and the people who ask them) may be, they fail to recognize that a woman's relationship status is no one else's business — and it certainly doesn't define her.
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As long as Steve Bannon and his colleagues continue to destabilize our sense of reality, and their opponents fail to recognize how these techniques work, those who oppose him will continue to stumble.
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In this, they fail to recognize a core aspect of his appeal — not his specific policies or economic acumen, but his ability to subvert social norms that many people have come to loathe.
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Part of the reason I'm pressing you on this is that I think you fail to recognize that religions and ideologies are guilty of the same crimes and for practically the same reasons.
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But for those who think that relationship is fundamentally wrong, hearing Clinton flatter the bankers — and fail to recognize why people would object to her husband taking their money — may be jarring nonetheless.
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But we can't do that if we fail to recognize that leaders who are openly hostile to diversity and liberal toleration pose a special threat to the Open Society, and demand a special response.
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They fail to recognize what's becoming increasingly clear: Unless we do far more to clean up the global economy, we are passing an era of storms, floods and environmental wreckage on to future generations.
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And one thing that both Kimmy Schmidt and 30 Rock — both created by Fey and Carlock — determinedly fail to recognize is that there's a real difference between reasoned criticism and knee-jerk Twitter mobs.
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Even as aspiring entrepreneurs and inventors lionize Edison for his myriad inventions and business acumen, they conveniently fail to recognize Tesla, despite having far greater contributions to how we generate, move and harness power.
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And it's a difficult thing to study, said Durso, both because providers may not want to admit refusal of care or mistreatment of patients and because they themselves may sometimes fail to recognize it.
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Our federal budget should reflect this impact, yet we have seen over the years that some presidents fail to recognize it and are all too quick to put this funding on the chopping block.
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What most observers fail to recognize is that interest rates may actually already be at neutral considering that the Federal Reserve is offloading the $4.5 trillion balance sheet it acquired following the Great Recession.
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When those who use the stats of the average I.Q. justify that for racist ideologies, they seem to fail to recognize the fact that there is massive variance from the average of all races.
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When we say that same behavior is all your fault, we fail to recognize a more complex reality: Health is a product of genes, environment, work, education, family, medical care and many other factors.
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Indeed, the interests of those pursuing identity politics, in Breitbart's view (contributors roundly fail to recognize their own arguments as a form of white identity politics), are seen as irreconcilable with those of "real" Americans.
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They fail to recognize that persistent global trade imbalances, whereby trade surplus countries overproduce and excessively rely upon consumers in deficit countries for growth, pose the most serious risk to global growth and economic stability.
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We will be suspect to Russian active measures designed to discredit our system of government and social cohesion only if we fail to recognize it as the dangerous threat it really is to our democracy.
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"Democrats fail to recognize the socialist agenda being promoted by the loudest voices in their party render their Senate candidates unelectable in these reliably Republican states," said Jesse Hunt, spokesperson for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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Many longtime Grammy watchers say that a sweep by Adele — and therefore a Beyoncé snub — could feed into long-simmering complaints that the awards too often fail to recognize black performers in the most prestigious categories.
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But what Klein and Iron Man fail to recognize is that it's not un-American to be skeptical of government, to be realistic about the fact that legislation sometimes fails, and to stand up against injustice.
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The senators who make this charge will ignore or fail to recognize that the most controversial decisions of Kavanaugh have been in support of the separation of powers rather than in support of any particular government policy.
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If we fail to recognize the limitations to our military, however and believe that we can choose to use force any and everywhere our preference dictates, we will eventually find both our security and freedom at risk.
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"But in many cases, officials fail to recognize them as bonded workers and simply send them back to their home state," said Umi Daniel, a migrant rights activist with Aide et Action in the eastern state of Odisha.
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It's a scene told in better-known works by writers like Theodore Dreiser and Grace Paley, writers who depict characters reluctant to adapt to the necessary changes of a modern society, who fail to recognize the changing tide.
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Equally concerning is the fact that FEMA's and PREMA's preparedness activities appear to fail to recognize one of the most important lessons that emerged from the disaster: the need to put communities at the center of disaster management.
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China has repeatedly warned Taiwan's pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party, whose leader Tsai Ing-wen assumed the presidency last week, of negative consequences if they fail to recognize Taiwan is a part of China under Beijing's "one China" principle.
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In addition to being less likely to use seatbelts, teen drivers are also more likely than adult drivers to underestimate dangerous situations, fail to recognize hazardous scenarios, and make critical errors that lead to crashes, according to the CDC.
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Because hand signals vary widely from region to region (and even person to person), autonomous cars could fail to recognize a signal to go or, more catastrophically, could mistakenly follow a hand gesture into a barrier or another car.
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The Fourth Turning of the Civil War and Reconstruction played out differently than the Fourth Turning afterward, the Depression and World War II. But Strauss and Howe fail to recognize that difference in their description of the Fourth Turning to come.
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Conservatives sort of fail to recognize that some of the habits and the attitudes that you pick up when you grow up poor, however bad they appear from the outside, they're necessary for your survival when you're on the inside.
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As professionals, if we fail to recognize them and work with the same energy we bring to investing to try and resolve our shortcomings, we fail — both as professionals and in delivering value to a society of savers and retirees.
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But if U.S. policymakers fail to recognize the victory that defeating the Islamic State's caliphate means — depriving it of organizational opportunities and the allure to attract jihadis globally — then victory will always be elusive and U.S. troops will never leave.
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In the case of object recognition algorithms, the authors of this study say that there are a few likely causes for the errors: first, the training data used to create the systems is geographically constrained, and second, they fail to recognize cultural differences.
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One of the reasons why men fail to recognize the gender barriers that hold women back is that they're too busy trying to coddle them, says Theresa Vescio, a professor of psychology at Penn State who studies gender discrimination in the workplace.
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What many of the Nation State Law's critics fail to recognize is that its passage comes only after decades of successive rulings by Israel's judiciary that have ignored the aspirations of those who seek to preserve the Jewish nature of our state.
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Several of Wisconsin's elected officials have joined the growing chorus of demands for better protections for free speech on campus, even as they fail to recognize how their own politicized approach to managing campuses poses a much more fundamental risk to free speech.
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Not only did Quik consistently fail to recognize the best moments from my clips, but it would occasionally build my stories in reverse order, it doesn't turn high frame-rate shots into slo-mo, and sometimes it wouldn't let me access my clips at all.
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Zitnick's course sparks strong competition among engineers who already rank among the best in the world, each vying to come to grips with and excel at a field outside of their original purview, but one that few fail to recognize is the hottest in tech.
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"The current environment favors scale and cross-platform offerings, and we believe those major media companies that fail to recognize and capitalize on this unique opportunity in Spanish-language media will be left behind," said Vincent Sadusky, chief executive officer of Univision in a statement.
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Worse yet, many pet owners fail to recognize the potential severity of the problem, finding their pets' weight gain of little concern or even "cute," says Dr. Justin Shmalberg, service chief of integrative medicine at the University of Florida's College of Veterinary Medicine in Gainesville.
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And as China's government has intensified a crackdown on those who fail to recognize its One China policy — from human rights advocates to corporations like the Marriott hotel chain — members of the Chinese diaspora have similarly taken up the cause on a more personal scale.
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When people are incredulous that women could vote Republican because "it's against their own interests," they fail to recognize that these women, often white, are prioritizing not themselves or other women, but prioritizing their whiteness, or more narrowly, upholding the economic interests of their households.
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There was also concern in the music industry that just such an outcome — with a white woman defeating a black woman in all top awards — would feed a brewing resentment that the Grammys too often fail to recognize minority artists in the top categories.
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"This movement began as an ethical concern, was quickly matched with financial concerns, and I think it's now being increasingly recognized as a fiduciary duty," she said, with liability risks to trustees of institutions who fail to recognize those weaknesses and act on them.
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To the extent that white people (including me) fail to recognize, acknowledge, talk about and work to eliminate the manner in which our systems and society grant unearned advantage to whites, in every sphere, we will never be able to eradicate racism or its insidious effects.
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"If companies fail to recognize that the success of our system is dependent on inclusive long-term growth, many will raise legitimate questions about the role of large employers in our society," the group wrote in a letter signed by 181 of the nation's top CEOs.
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The goals, she says, "miss a trick in that they totally fail to recognize that for tribal and indigenous people, terms like poverty — living off of so many dollars per day — are meaningless," and that most tribes are healthier on their native land, regardless of income.
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The show, co-curated by Cristina Cuevas-Wolf of the Wende Museum and Isotta Poggi of the Getty Research Institute, is a testament to the rich, interconnected cultural arenas that developed in post-war Eastern Europe and that Cold War narratives, to this day, often fail to recognize.
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The movie broadens its scope to cover what the directors clearly see as a real-time global catastrophe — a situation where tech companies are so eager to grow, expand, and monetize that they fail to recognize the ways their platforms are fomenting hate, discord, and violence, with devastating results.
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" That probate office, among the busiest in Alabama, was involved in the litigation that last year prompted a federal judge to strike down the state's marriage restrictions as unconstitutional and, ultimately, issue an injunction forbidding probate judges "from enforcing the Alabama laws which prohibit or fail to recognize same-sex marriage.
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I am appalled that there are high-level policymakers in this country who still fail to recognize the serious national security implications of the use of a personal email server by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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However, many commercial insurers, and of particular significance, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), fail to recognize the level of education, training, and skills of athletic trainers, as evidenced by the recent release of a proposed rule updating the requirements for practitioners of prosthetics and custom-fabricated orthotics.
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"No-one undertaking serious study of the Western Front in 215-21917 can fail to recognize the insignificance of the British 'battles' that loom so large in our historiography, in contrast to the massive engagements involving hundreds of thousands of men, backed by hundreds of guns, in the 'real' war fought between the French and Germans," says Hart.
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In Pinker's view, the A.P.A. guidelines fail to recognize that a huge and centuries-long change in Western history, starting from the Middle Ages, was a "Civilizing Process" in which the ideal of manhood changed from a macho willingness to retaliate violently to an insult to the ability to exert self-control, dignity, reserve, and duty.
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When I tell the story afterward, making myself both its villain and its butt, it goes like this: I, currently dismayed by the sudden ascent of rudeness in our world and wondering what it means, am betrayed into rudeness myself by a personal sensitivity to language that causes me to do the very thing I despise, which is fail to recognize another human's individuality.
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They fail to recognize that this friend, the United States of America, that has done more to support Israel than any other country, this friend that has blocked countless efforts to delegitimize Israel, cannot be true to our own values – or even the stated democratic values of Israel – and we cannot properly defend and protect Israel if we allow a viable two-state solution to be destroyed before our own eyes.
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They fail to recognize that this friend, the United States, that has done more to support Israel than any other country, this friend that has blocked countless efforts to delegitimize Israel, cannot be true to our own values -- or even the stated democratic values of Israel -- and we cannot properly defend and protect Israel -- if we allow a viable two state solution to be destroyed before our eyes.
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