If you had seen my grades, failing school — failing!
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Dany's biggest mistakes, then, include failing to seek a swift and decisive victory; failing to neutralize a weaker enemy; failing to listen to Yara, who has the most military experience; failing to engage in the necessary battle of public relations; failing to give other Houses a reason to rally behind her; and failing to think beyond limited binary constructs.
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Don't be afraid of failing — be afraid of not failing.
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It's failing the planet, and that means it's failing future generations.
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Failing to update can mean a failing brand that becomes obsolete.
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By failing them, the government is failing the country as a whole.
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When we say a school is "failing" who exactly is it failing?
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ThriveNYC is failing to thrive and New York Works is failing to work," said Mr. Torres, "because there is a pattern of failing to measure outcomes.
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No, I'm talking about The Times is failing, you are far from failing.
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They're not failing so much as the rest of society is failing them.
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In fact, the only way you succeed in life is by failing and failing well.
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And if I stray from that, I'm not just failing myself, I'm failing so many.
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It accuses Dr. Helfmann of failing to take reasonable steps to protect patients' confidentiality, failing to keep notes about certain patient visits, failing to release records requested by a patient and failing to supervise office staff members concerning patient confidentiality and preserving patient records.
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"This report shows that the world's decision makers are, too often, failing today's children and youth: failing to protect their health, failing to protect their rights, and failing to protect their planet," said Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organization.
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But, then he goes to the towns today and these kids are failing, and failing miserably.
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The lawsuit accuses managers of failing to investigate Weinstein and failing to protect their female employees.
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I feel like I'm failing at the game of heterosexuality–when actually, heterosexuality is failing me.
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I wasn't afraid of failing as a student; I was afraid of failing as a person.
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Not only is Congress failing to do its job, the major media are failing to do theirs.
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A failing building or a failing Republican Party: To Mr. Trump, it may be the same thing.
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Failing to act — failing to rein in the abuses of power — would be a dereliction of duty.
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"This report shows that the world's decision makers are, too often, failing today's children and youth: failing to protect their health, failing to protect their rights, and failing to protect their planet," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in a written statement about the release of the report.
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Trump talks about how schools are failing children, instead of talking about how we are failing those schools.
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That's what I tried to do, and I kept failing and failing and drinking more and drinking more.
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So when people are running around Silicon Valley talking about failing forward, failing fast, give me a break.
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And 56 percent gave Trump's first year in office an "F" or "D" grade — failing or near failing.
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We see the father hawk failing to get a chipmunk, then harried by crows, then failing to catch sparrows.
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In failing to acknowledge the forest guardians, conservation advocates are indeed failing to see the forest for the trees.
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Pay a penalty feeThere are two kinds of "not doing" your taxes — failing to file and failing to pay.
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" Richard Blumenthal (CT): "[Opioid addiction] is a disease, not a moral failing — what is a moral failing is this bill.
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Laigh Day accused Shell of failing to install a leak detection system and failing to protect against third party interference.
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BUT IF FAILING THAT, IF FAILING THAT, PRESIDENT TRUMP IS NOT GOING TO ACCEPT IT, NOR SHOULD HE IN MY VIEW.
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They accuse Sempra Energy of failing to disclose the leak in a timely manner and failing to plug the leak quickly.
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"We are failing to be compassionate because we are failing to be competitive," Rauner said in his speech to the legislature.
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At this juncture, you would have two penalties running simultaneously: one for failing to file, and one for failing to pay.
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Worse, parts of the system are failing because of inadequate investment, weak and failing federal regulations and inadequate social safety nets.
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Admitting that Trump is failing, even when he is failing you and your family specifically, is an enormous pill to swallow.
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Higher ozone and particulate pollution levels were also associated with failing the overall screening and with failing in some specific domains.
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"For the first time the failing @nytimes will take an ad (a bad one) to save its failing reputation," he wrote Sunday.
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"For first time the failing @nytimes will take an ad (a bad one) to help save its failing reputation," the president said.
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The agency also accused the bank of failing to adequately cooperate earlier in the investigation by initially failing to produce certain documents.
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When someone says something morally repugnant, failing to respond with disapproval is failing to take that person seriously as a moral agent.
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By failing to respect the bodily autonomy of a voter, he is failing to act in her interests as her elected representative.
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Google and other tech companies have been under fire recently for a variety of issues, including failing to protect user data, failing to disclose how data is collected and used and failing to police the content posted to their services.
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Then government keeps them shackled to these failing schools by mandating that these kids go to the same failing schools, generation after generation.
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They fault the city and state for failing to force the matter, and the cruise line companies for failing to use the system.
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The truth is that in addition to not protecting women, we are failing boys: failing to raise them to believe they can be men without inflicting pain on others, failing to teach them that they are not entitled to women's sexual attention and failing to allow them an outlet for understandable human fear and foibles that will not label them "weak" or unworthy.
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He's accused Amazon of failing to pay "internet tax," even though that tax doesn't exist and failing to pay it is not a crime.
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In California the federal charges against him include failing to file taxes, failing to pay taxes, stealing from five clients and defrauding a bank.
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In Jade Sharma's debut, "Problems," the narrator, Maya, has many: her addiction, failing marriage, failing affair, nonexistent master's thesis, expiring job and eating disorder.
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I had a moment when I was like, 'I can't do this anymore; I'm failing as a resident and I'm failing as a mom.
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They loudly accuse Moscow of failing to curb Assad's battlefield use of poison gases, and of failing to make Syria's dictator end the killing.
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Evidence suggests that the key issue with testicular cancer is not men failing to notice the symptoms, but rather failing to act on them.
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"The officer of the deck, the person responsible for safe navigation of the ship, exhibited poor seamanship by failing to maneuver as required, failing to sound the danger signal and failing to attempt to contact Crystal on bridge-to-bridge radio," November's report reads.
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It's certainly true that Paul Ryan's speakership of the House is failing, arguable that Mitch McConnell's tenure as majority leader of the Senate is failing, and indisputably true that the Koch brothers' drive to infuse hardcore libertarian ideological zeal into the GOP is failing.
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Mr. Mejia, 29, was later arrested and charged with driving without a license, failing to exercise due care and failing to yield to a pedestrian.
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Being hurt when someone calls you fat feels anti-feminist, like you're not just failing yourself by being uncool about it, but failing a community.
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She also has faced lawsuits in recent years for failing to pay $117,342 for ads in magazines and failing to pay contractors in Aspen, Colorado.
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Goodson also is accused of failing to follow department policy for failing to take Gray to a hospital at one of the earlier van stops.
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Yes, the same Mitch McConnell he has publicly criticized for failing to get Obamacare repealed and failing to get other GOP agenda items through Congress.
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A number of officers, for instance, received minor punishment for failing to make a memo book entry or for failing to properly notify a supervisor.
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That investigation was sharply critical of the Pakistani authorities for failing to protect her and for failing to examine possible evidence related to her killing.
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Manafort faces charges of conspiracy and money laundering, as well as failing to report foreign bank accounts and failing to register as a foreign agent.
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J., dropped out of the 2020 presidential race Monday, after failing to gain traction in national polls and failing to qualify for two Democratic debates.
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And if you think it possible that Ford's memory is failing her, then you damn well better admit it's possible that Kavanaugh's memory is failing him.
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He then attacked his national-security adviser, H.R. McMaster, for failing to defend him more robustly and Barack Obama for failing to stop the Russians sooner.
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There also is a penalty for failing to pay your tax bill, separate from the penalty for failing to file at all, but it's much smaller.
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Mr. Trump ridiculed President Barack Obama for degrading the American military, failing to defeat ISIS and failing to punish Syria when it crossed his red line.
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Garmback was charged with failing to follow police procedure and failing to report his arrival time to the radio dispatcher immediately after arriving at the scene.
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The case filed Thursday accuses Pop Warner of failing to monitor games, practices, rules, equipment and medical care "to minimize the long-term risks associated with brain injuries including repetitive sub-concussive hits"; failing to accurately diagnose brain injuries; and failing to approve the best equipment available.
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Italy's state-backed rescue of two failing banks, Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, was criticised for failing to adhere to the nascent EU banking union.
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Our sweet spot was him really trying hard to do the right thing and completely failing—especially in a situation where the audience knows that he's failing.
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Addressing Trump's references to The New York Times as "failing," Thompson said: "Far from failing, we're seeing remarkable response" for the kind of journalism at the Times.
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Not only is Trump failing to manage his foot soldiers effectively, but he's also failing to provide clear philosophical direction that commands the loyalty of his staff.
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"Johnson is failing to offer Wisconsinites specifics and he's failing to show Wisconsin's middle class and working families that he's listening to them at all," he said.
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The charges include failing to ensure the health and safety of the workers, and failing to ensure the compressor equipment was serviced in accordance with manufacturer's specifications.
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By failing to prepare them to make choices as citizens, we're failing to prepare them for a role they will play for the rest of their lives.
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The report accused Marine commanders of "willful negligence" in failing to report the killings promptly and accurately, and for failing to understand the significance of civilian deaths.
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Mr. Magaqa had accused the town leaders of failing to follow proper procedures in awarding the contract and failing to obtain the proper permits from heritage officials.
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The dog's owner has been charged with failing to provide necessary care to an animal, exposing an animal to adverse weather conditions, failing to provide a shelter of a proper size, and failing to obtain a dog license, according to a news release from the Ocean County Prosecutors Office.
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Manafort and Gates were charged with conspiracy to launder money, failing to report overseas bank accounts, failing to register as agents for foreign entities, and making false statements.
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The Trump administration has accused China of failing to protect intellectual property rights, forced technology transfers and of failing to provide a level playing field for U.S. companies.
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They're Justin Bieber in a shitty trailer hat trying and failing to look normal; and they're me, in a shitty red coat, trying and failing to look rich.
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Those facilities were hit with a notice of violation from EPA in 2628 for failing to get required permits and for failing to install the best pollution controls.
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Those facilities were hit with a notice of violation from EPA in 2011 for failing to get required permits and for failing to install the best pollution controls.
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Buddhi Gurung, 49, the driver of the car, was arrested and charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian and failing to exercise due care, the police said.
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Failing to register is itself a crime — frequently a felony — meaning the punishment for failing to register can be more severe than the punishment for the actual offense.
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Nor is it unexpected that talk of crisis swirls around the club again, or that Wenger's players are being accused of failing to try and failing to care.
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And it's still working for him: When he says something like "the failing New York Times," his followers may actually believe The New York Times is failing (it's not).
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Trying it out in Utah and failing costs less than trying it out coast to coast and failing — and what works in Utah may not work in New Jersey.
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The violations included failing to supply and maintain fire prevention equipment, such as smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors, as well as failing to maintain the building's fire escape.
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For right now, the Byrdes are back to angel investing, throwing their money at the failing Big Muddy casino, which ends up being a metaphor for their failing marriage.
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From failing to frame a message that matched the restive mood of the electorate to failing to go after Senator Bernie Sanders more aggressively during the Democratic primaries, Mrs.
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She also supported efforts by Congress to revise the bankruptcy code to better accommodate a failing complex financial institution, saying it should be the first option for any failing bank.
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"The older generations are failing us and the political leaders are failing us, but we will be watching and holding them accountable," she told the crowd to cheers and applause.
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The charges include money laundering, conspiracy, failing to register as an agent for a foreign entity, making false statements, and failing to file reports of foreign bank and financial accounts.
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In the the US, most of the the pro-Trump media isn't just failing to break news and get its facts straight; it's also failing on aesthetic and technical grounds.
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This was a cold, haughty, withdrawn woman who was intransigent and unwilling and actually failing to understand that the world and the country had shifted and failing to understand modernity.
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The CFPB had accused Navient of "systematically and illegally failing borrowers at every stage of repayment," including by providing bad information, processing payments incorrectly and failing to fix known problems.
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After the episode aired, "Shark Tank" investor Daymond John called out the couple on Twitter for failing to communicate their idea and failing to listen to criticism from the panel.
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In failing to take action to the defend the nation against future Russian election hacking and continuing to say that the Russian cyberattack on the 2016 election was a "hoax," Trump is failing to defend the Constitution by safeguarding U.S. elections and thus failing in his self-defense responsibilities as commander in chief.
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The office slammed NaphCare for failing to respond to Mitchell's weight loss, his refusal to eat and his inability to care for himself, in addition to failing to treat his psychosis.
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He recently served two stints in jail, first for failing to post $100,000 bond on sexual abuse charges, and then for failing to pay his ex-wife $161,663 in child support.
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The bureau said it identified breakdowns throughout Wells Fargo's servicing process, including failing to provide important payment information to consumers, charging illegal fees and failing to update inaccurate credit report information.
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The report further accuses the French government of obstructing justice after the genocide by failing to release vital documents, and failing to extradite or prosecute suspected war criminals living in France.
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The victim will sue the fraternity for failing to report the assault and for failing to adopt adequate safeguards and will sue Anderson for knowingly drugging and assaulting her, Dunnam said.
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But as long as some people's visa applications still are getting approved, the government can argue there's still individualized determination, and whoever's failing their tests is failing for more legitimate reasons.
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The court found that the university violated an accused student's rights by failing to let him submit questions to his accuser, not by failing to let him cross-examine his accuser.
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The inspector general found that an elaborate cover-up by 22019 officers took place, including making false statements, fabricating details, failing to cooperate with investigators and failing to release video evidence.
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The bank is accused of systematically failing to identify, monitor and report suspicious transactions totalling over A$77 million, and failing to act promptly on police instructions to suspend suspicious accounts.
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The nation's colleges aren't just failing to deliver the education that students want or need to succeed, they are failing to deliver it to the students who might benefit the most.
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The bank is accused of systematically failing to identify, monitor and report suspicious transactions totaling over A$77 million, and failing to act promptly on police instructions to suspend suspicious accounts.
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The Trump administration has accused China of failing to protect IP, forcing U.S. companies to transfer technology to Chinese partners, and failing to provide a level playing field for U.S. companies.
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Unfortunately, we failed then -- and we are failing now.
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It has reached a point where the least far-fetched scenario for a party-insider comeback involves Rubio failing to win in Iowa, failing to win in New Hampshire, and failing to win South Carolina, then somehow managing to pull it together in time to win the Nevada caucuses, despite trailing badly there, too.
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You keep trying and failing and trying and failing, and you get rejected over and over until you figure out what works and what doesn't, and eventually it all starts to click.
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But in April she was arrested in Portland, Oregon, and charged with driving under the influence of intoxicants after allegedly failing to stop for a red light and failing a sobriety test.
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He also recently served two stints in jail, first for failing to post $100,000 bond on sexual abuse charges, and then for failing to pay his ex-wife $161,663 in child support.
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The vast majority of the coverage losses would result from enrollees failing to report their compliance to the state, not because they were failing to fulfill the work or job search criteria.
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Manafort is also charged with tax evasion; specifically, he is accused of failing to pay taxes on millions of dollars laundered from offshore accounts and of failing to report his foreign accounts.
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He's been criticized for failing to call additional witnesses who could have supported Hill's accounts, and for failing to step in when Republicans on the committee attacked Hill, Vox's Li Zhou writes.
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IP THEFT AND REFORMS The Trump administration has accused China of failing to protect intellectual property rights, forced technology transfers and of failing to provide a level playing field for U.S. companies.
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The dominant narrative among many of Iraq's leaders is of 'my community's grievance,' failing to acknowledge the widespread nature of Iraqis' suffering and failing to chart a course for an inclusive future.
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The Maoists accuse Oli of failing to resolve anger in the south of the country over a new constitution, and of failing to rebuild homes and roads destroyed in last year's earthquake.
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The Trump administration has accused China of failing to protect intellectual property, forcing U.S. companies to transfer technology to Chinese partners and failing to provide a level playing field for U.S. companies.
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"One in six kids in the U.S. are struggling in school to the point where they're really suffering, really feel like they're failing — and a lot of them are failing," he said.
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As painful as it is for people to read these tweets, I see them as the last gasps of a failing, retrograde, toxic element in American politics that knows that it's failing.
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The managers were arrested for failing to install CCTV cameras in specific locations, while the receptionists were held for failing to obtain proper national ID from the suspects when they checked in.
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The court found that the university violated an accused student's rights by failing to let him confront his accuser by submitting questions, not by failing to let him cross-examine his accuser.
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Trump received a majority of failing grades on all the issues, except terrorism, for which he earned an A. Failing marks: Foreign relations Healthcare National debt Jobs Climate change Draining the swamp Immigration
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Tesla was ultimately charged with four serious violations for failing, among other things, to ensure "that only qualified electrical worker[s]" worked on the panels, and failing to provide adequate training and instructions.
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Manafort and his longtime associate Rick Gates were charged in late October with money laundering, failing to report overseas bank accounts, failing to register as lobbyists for foreign entities, and making false statements.
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He can now not only blame Michael Flynn for failing to tell him the truth, but the rest of the leadership team in the White House for failing to inform him about it.
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The party has faced criticism for failing to support black women candidates, and nearly 200 black female leaders sent a letter to Democratic leadership, putting them on notice for failing to protect Rep.
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With his customary calm, he is soon walking its pleasantly green, racially segregated streets, trying and failing to buy fairly priced properties, and then trying and failing to secure loans for pricier ones.
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They accused him of failing to comply with subpoenas, allowing documents to be destroyed, making false statements under oath and failing to inform Congress promptly when he learned thousands of emails were lost.
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So is the FBI failing at its most important job?
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Failing that, he hoped to extend his stay in India.
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Lee Busby I think the parties are failing Alabama voters.
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Failing to do so is a disservice to our constituents.
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Crappy battery life is the greatest failing of most smartwatches.
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Wendt, 34, didn't only try to fix Whitney's failing health.
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It could relate to failing to meet impossibly high standards.
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" Those lingering in this state, Hamrick says, "are failing themselves.
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They start failing because they can't handle the workload themselves.
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I was failing, I think, six out of eight subjects.
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Facebook is failing its Black employees and its Black users.
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Spaceteam has you working together to repair your failing spacecraft.
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The President failing to recognize that Frederick Douglas was dead.
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Physicists try to prove it wrong, and they keep failing.
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Don't stand for being labeled crooked or lying or failing.
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Failing. We know, it is pretty uncomfortable to talk about.
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Failing to have a solution is costing the U.S. plenty.
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Failing that, cryptocurrencies can be purchased for cash in person.
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Earlier this week he advocated someone buy the "failing" newspaper.
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Let's admit to the failing of our bodies out loud.
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Six failing wannabes out of hundreds of contestants – so sad!
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THE PRESIDENT: No, I'm talking about the Times is failing.
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It's weird how you just constantly feel like you're failing.
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The consequences for failing in that role could be deadly.
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As the political landscape has shown, we're failing at that.
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Two court astronomers were beheaded for failing to anticipate them.
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FAILING UP By Leslie Odom Jr. Read by the author.
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Weak = guy in desert, trying to reach water glass, failing.
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Another example: Apple's Siri squarely failing to dent the universe.
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He is trying to be that person and keeps failing.
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Failing to solve the problem of fit isn't an option.
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Our education system is already failing them in most cities.
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Money laundering, failing to register as foreign agent, tax crimes.
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By that definition Jeremy Corbyn is failing in his vocation.
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Otherwise he's failing his official and his familial responsibilities alike.
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Push past your fear of failing and make the change!
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Failing to intervene in (for example) Rwanda had consequences too.
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" Harris said she realized "the system was failing these kids.
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Piece had been failing to pay royalties for some time.
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But then Walker dropped out after failing to gain traction.
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For those ones, it's possible that we end up failing.
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Failing that, prop it up against a book or post.
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The New York Times says it is certainly not failing.
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Unfortunately, the emergency managers in these communities have been failing.
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Failing that, we could always send a new space probe.
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Failing that, they'll at least get to see Liam Hemsworth.
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Either option runs the risk of failing the Hastert Rule.
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After failing a sobriety test, he was taken to jail.
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Any state failing to do so risks being left behind.
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New York Times is always the "failing" New York Times.
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Crow accused Coffman of failing to stick up to Trump.
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"Our vision of wilderness was failing," Wick told me recently.
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ObamaCare is failing, premiums are rising and choices are dwindling.
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Researchers no longer think of obesity as a personal failing.
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Failing to do that can lead to a tax penalty.
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On each count, Congress is failing to deliver the goods.
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They also accuse him of failing to tame rampant corruption.
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Authorities accused her of failing to use her turn signal.
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VICE Impact: Why do you think the system is failing?
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It withdrew after failing to reach an agreement with CIB.
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Failing to pay at all can make your bill skyrocket.
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I learn by baking and failing, and adjust from there.
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" Instead, Trump said, Obamacare was "very, very failed and failing.
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Ideally, however, entrepreneurs get started on failing early, he joked.
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If things are not failing, you are not innovating enough.
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Failing that, they'd like fewer legal challenges to court orders.
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Obamacare is failing, premiums are rising and choices are dwindling.
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He keeps trying to create things, and he keeps failing.
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Failing to register the contracts was illegal, the justices concluded.
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That don't mind failing, picking themselves up and trying again.
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And that's the government for failing to do its job.
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The new QE programme, in a word, is not failing.
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Taking on a failing school is expensive, says Sir Daniel.
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Dems failed in Kansas and are now failing in Georgia.
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The U.S. isn't alone in failing to reduce its emissions.
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The rhetoric of charging, failing, dying, trying again remains, though.
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By almost all of these measures, foreign aid is failing.
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And this is perhaps Mr Cameron's greatest failing of all.
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They are failing us, and our forefathers would be ashamed.
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Haff believes the public school system is failing these children.
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The country, and Georgia in particular, are failing black women.
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"These are people that live their life failing," Pecker said.
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Bush had been in failing health and died Tuesday evening.
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But back in the '90s, the comics publisher was failing.
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In failing that test, the Senate failed the American people.
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Doctors still don't know why, but my liver started failing.
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Fattah was also accused of failing to pay his taxes.
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Failing to do so will accelerate the slide into lawlessness.
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It's sad what's happened to the Failing New York Times.
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Many were also on dialysis because their kidneys were failing.
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Why are the French so wedded to a failing system?
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Mao, in failing health, relaxed state interference in daily life.
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For making wild claims, then failing to back them up.
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After decades of growing dysfunction, our political system is failing.
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But you are completely failing all of your other classes.
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But he was wrong about NATO failing to fight terrorism.
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Welfare is failing, just not for the reason you think.
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Shame on the Trump Administration for failing to do so.
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Nobody wants the public spectacle of this failing in committee.
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Failing to do so is a risk we can't afford.
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And yet in many areas, capitalism is currently failing us.
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Clinton were failing to meet this standard of campaign transparency.
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Republicans have infuriated conservative voters for failing to repeal ObamaCare.
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Yet Farnsworth never seemed to have a problem failing up.
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The Conservative Party, like Silicon Valley, believes in failing fast.
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By failing to be timely, they succeeded in being timeless.
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The problem for the Knicks was another teamwide defensive failing.
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But Mr. Karp's failing heart could not pump enough blood.
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Clearly, we are failing when it comes to gun violence.
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None of us can do well in a failing world.
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" He then went on a rant about the newspaper "failing.
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Enough with sanctimony and moralism from the failing news media!
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It received 52 votes, failing to move forward as well.
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Baxter is trying and failing to finish a second novel.
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Dara: You're not alone in failing to care about Mischa.
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Don't worry about failing schools; no one needs to work.
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American military authorities failing to investigate reports of torture and
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Nobody is accusing your car of having a moral failing.
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I think if you don't believe that, you're failing yourself.
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It's failing to deliver on people's ambition to rule themselves.
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It just continued to plow forward, guns blazing, systems failing.
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Upon failing that interview, the women could be immediately deported.
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I actually agree that the current capitalist regime is failing.
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And in no time at all I was failing everything.
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Clinton upbraided Mr. Burr for failing to reject Mr. Trump.
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Someone is failing at the job, or perhaps everyone is.
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Washington has tried the bureaucratic way, and it is failing.
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The company is failing to fulfill its human rights responsibilities.
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People failing to comply will be disqualified from taking office.
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Not as a moral failing but as a chronic illness.
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And on all counts the White House has been failing.
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Many digital transformations are failing to produce the desired results.
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Bernie Sanders fell flat, failing to rise to the occasion.
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So far, Trump is failing that leadership test, Lockhart said.
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Still, statistics say they have a high chance of failing.
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Failing to close once a week, as local laws require.
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Today there are four failing states and three ongoing wars.
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It's from the "failing New York Times" and anonymous sources.
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Failing that, consider Sir Nicholas Soames, a former defence minister.
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"Another false report in the Failing @nytimes," Mr. Trump wrote.
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His attempts to smear the truthseekers with lies are failing.
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Lieutenant Portier is charged with failing to report the killings.
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"It's more than simply failing to communicate more," he said.
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One graduated; one moved back home due to failing grades.
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He is also accused of failing in his supervisory capacity.
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British universities are failing to attract foreign academics and students.
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The continual sense of control failing is farcical, and endearing.
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As for failing the breakfast test: I'm all for it.
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"Thank you, thank you," he said, failing not to cry.
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We see presidents leading great public debates — or failing to.
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Failing that, Emma Watson or that woman from Hunger Games.
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Many are eliminated for failing to meet requirements and deadlines.
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Schools are failing to meet the demands of the marketplace.
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Even worse, you experienced firsthand that the rules were failing.
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Another failing assumption is the security of our supply chains.
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Bruce Rauner for failing to fund higher education in Illinois.
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"US Schools Get Failing Grade For Financial Literacy Education." cnbc.
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His administration faced widespread criticism for failing to restore order.
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Failing that, we are condemned to the leadership we deserve.
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Planners should always strive towards failing in favor of execution.
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It was 2010 and banks were failing left and right.
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The government is failing to offer physical security for them.
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After failing a first time, Wang took a run up.
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She quit when she worried that she was failing geology.
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The Brooklyn native's kidneys were failing — functioning at just 0003%.
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Plans failing to meet this target would take corrective action.
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Allow accreditors flexibility to focus on struggling and failing institutions.
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Tests can meet one standard while still failing the other.
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" He added: "This town deserves better and you are failing.
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Failing that, they settled for selfies with his many likenesses.
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We are failing again and again in addressing this scourge.
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She was in tears because his contracting business was failing.
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Unfortunately, recent data suggests that we're failing to do that.
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Let us stop failing now, while there is still time.
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The current system, with its hidden prices, is failing patients.
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Instead, she was cited for failing to appear in court.
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The sixth was rejected after failing an airport driving test.
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Moreover, the cheating was not just an abstract moral failing.
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I'd give him an A-, B+, Congress a failing grade.
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Don't be the person failing to get anything constructive done.
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I'm willing to risk failing to try to be different.
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THE PRESIDENT: No, I'm talking about the Times is failing.
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Strong uptrends carry momentum that typically weakens before failing completely.
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They are all failing us, consistently, on an annual basis.
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But she never let on that her marriage was failing.
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Do we deserve a grade that is marginally above failing?
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And because of our politics, we're failing this principled generation.
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Last week, Trump prodded McConnell for failing to replace ObamaCare.
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Spain's experiment with being a "nation of nations" is failing.
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But central control is root cause why healthcare is failing.
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So were we the only ones failing on that front?
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That being said – some are certainly failing more than others.
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The health care industry is failing much of the country.
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Systematic shortages of housing are liberal America's greatest policy failing.
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The justice scolded her colleagues for failing to exercise restraint.
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"If you're afraid of failing, you won't get very far."
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FCA said it had not known about Marchionne's failing health.
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For this, I have to give society a failing grade.
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In his view, these veteran leaders have one big failing.
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Failing to do so would invite another scandal, he said.
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Kurt Wagner of Recode finds that the effort is failing.
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The economy is busted, the government's corrupt, Washington is failing.
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Failing in service of doing something new and better. Yeah.
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Judges incur no penalty for failing to do these things.
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Think of state officials failing to desegregate after Brown v.
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Every indication is that this project is, thus far, failing.
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Others blamed the police for failing to disperse the crowd.
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No matter what the president says, Obamacare isn't failing yet.
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Failing to trade Kevin Shattenkirk for forward help is mystifying.
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Questlove got a "to be continued" status after failing once.
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Medium rigged that VC bomb and is failing to disarm.
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More importantly, it is a book about why they're failing.
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In a probation violation bench warrant issued earlier this month, violations include failing to pay fines and court costs, not performing community service and failing to seek and secure a job, court records show.
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It said the violations included exceeding a 6-percent interest rate cap on loans, failing to accurately disclose service members' active duty status to courts, and failing to obtain court orders before conducting repossessions.
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They face a 12-count indictment that includes charges of money laundering, failing to report overseas bank accounts, failing to register as lobbyists for foreign entities, and making false statements to the Justice Department.
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And I came back to New York, and I picked up the failing New York Times -- I hate to admit it was the New York Times, but it was the failing New York Times.
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Walt Disney Studios, the gatekeeper of mainstream animated films, has almost exclusively received "failing" ratings on GLAAD's Studio Responsibility Index for the past several years for failing to include LGBTQ characters in their films.
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For Yurash, Ukraine's politicians have sinned in failing to take the fight against corruption seriously—failing to build a new Ukraine in the way that he and others participating in the revolution had hoped.
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And I came back to New York, and I picked up the failing New York Times — I hate to admit it was the New York Times, but it was the failing New York Times.
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Wasserman Schultz repeatedly accused Comey of failing to take the proper steps to inform her team of what happened and failing to underscore the importance of the event in the limited contact that did occur.
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No one was hit, but this narrowly avoided being a worst-case scenario for the service: not just a craft failing, but the emergency systems failing as well, and immediately over a bunch of children.
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Uber was stripped of its license to operate due to a "lack of corporate responsibility," including failing to vet its drivers properly and failing to report criminal offenses like sexual assault, according to English authorities.
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In its complaint filed two days before Donald Trump became U.S. president, the CFPB accused Navient of "systematically and illegally failing borrowers" by providing bad information, processing payments incorrectly and failing to fix known problems.
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In late April, Senator Timothy Kennedy, chairman of the Transportation Committee, introduced a bill that would end the practice of suspending drivers' licenses for failing to pay traffic tickets or failing to appear in court.
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I don't understand why we can't have a better system in place if the system that we have is failing as vastly, as significantly as obviously as the system that we have is now failing.
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On the other hand, Republicans' struggle is to recognize that, after decades of the status quo of broken immigration policies, failing to reach agreement on immigration reform means failing to secure the rule of law.
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We don't want to leave the Continent, just a failing bureaucracy.
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Kesha's plight, sadly, has become a symbol for our collective failing.
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And infertility is a health problem, it's not a moral failing.
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And failing schools elect the same school boards term after term.
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Failing that, Uber or Lyft may be your next best best.
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SEAWRIGHT: That has nothing to do with -- SWAIN: They are failing.
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After failing to convince Trump to rethink his approach, Mattis resigned.
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Failing that, a new election would be called for Nov. 10.
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However, both withdrew after failing to get political and public backing.
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Uber is failing at step one: Admit you have a problem.
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" However, before and since he has repeatedly called the publication "failing.
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The UN criticized member states for failing to fully enforce sanctions.
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Correa's government scrapped that initiative after failing to raise enough money.
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Others criticized Meduza for failing to adequately deal with the matter.
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But many Christians feel the state is failing to protect them.
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However, critics accuse him of cronyism and failing to tackle graft.
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It's not difficult to imagine 3DFS failing, as any company might.
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At failing cosmetology programs, the average loan payment is almost $21990,22013.
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Moscow accuses Ankara of failing to live up to its obligations.
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Both are failing to cover domestic spending, let alone foreign adventures.
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It is a test the family claims the country is failing.
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After failing to appear, a warrant was issued for her arrest.
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Here's Lionel Richie failing to get the crowd to sing along.
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People blame him for failing to reduce corruption, impunity and insecurity.
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It was that failing to follow up on them was feckless.
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Others blamed the child's mother for failing to supervise him adequately.
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So far, the Republicans are failing that simple multiple choice test.
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Airlines are also failing to meet their obligations to compensate consumers.
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She is accused of failing to give the infant medical aid.
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Life in a failed or failing state is short and harsh.
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The suit accused police of failing to provide appropriate medical attention.
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In that meeting Mr Yun learned of Mr Warmbier's failing health.
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One teenage girl never forgave us for failing to protect her.
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It's not a normal situation, but the normal situations were failing.
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Once the app began failing on Monday night, Iowa abandoned it.
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Hours after the derailment, President Trump blamed it on failing infrastructure.
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But without penalties for failing to do so, many do not.
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As of now, the Democratic Party is failing at that task.
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The implications of the deal failing are likely to be significant.
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Failing to comply with these contradictory burdens leads to professional stagnation.
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And falling short of perfection isn't "failing," because perfection is bullshit.
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Cole was cited for failing to yield the right of way.
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That species are failing in some places is not in dispute.
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He was disqualified from both Olympics after failing the retrospective retests.
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Failing that, the region will have to ramp up the pressure.
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The economy is busted, the government is corrupt, Washington is failing.
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SSEC Canada has pleaded guilty to failing to protect the workers.
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John Kasich, for failing to throw their support behind Donald Trump.
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Overcoming the fear of failing is the first step towards success.
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Man, Altucher is so much better at failing than I am!
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Worryingly, mounting evidence suggests that some of these corrections are failing.
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And you also feel sad because you feel like you're failing.
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For Schoenbaum, this indicated a failing in the system of care.
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For underrepresented workers, it can make the possibility of failing terrifying.
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After failing to resonate with customers, the chain tweaked the recipe.
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He was also kicked out of Moscow University after failing academically.
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In 1990, Rajneesh, whose health was failing, died at age 58.
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Or, in failing to do so, at least highlight their hypocrisies.
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But failing that, it gets by fine as a shiny distraction.
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Shame on the IRS for failing to challenge Apple's tax avoidance.
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I feel like I'm failing right now, they gon' roast me.
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Iraq's politicians are mostly failing to rise to Iraq's new spirit.
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"Slalom is tough for me," Vonn said after failing to finish.
|
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After a long life, the death tax is in failing health.
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And you also feel sad cause you feel like you're failing.
|
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In part, that's because Facebook's vaunted artificial intelligence systems are failing.
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"It is failing in this context, in this case," he said.
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The National Review is the "dying" or the "failing" National Review.
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At the moment, the trade fairs are failing to do so.
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However, forcing people into a failing system is not a solution.
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Trump's political strategy is failing, and they are paying the cost.
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I guess the fear is failing to communicate those things accurately.
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There's a lot of talking in Silicon Valley about failing up.
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Putin's a tyrant who's trying to be Comrade Stalin and failing!
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Failing that, a new election will be called for Nov. 10.
|
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And besides that, it's failing, so you won't have it anyway.
|
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It accused the office of failing to independently investigate the allegations.
|
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So they feel they are failing because they aren't as capable.
|
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Facebook also faced scrutiny for failing to quickly remove the video.
|
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It turned out that Trump failing was bad news for investors.
|
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At 20, Ward says she felt like her health was failing.
|
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It was failing as a business but not as a mission.
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Failing that, they could make an effort at a waiver trade.
|
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Failing to acknowledge the mental health of fathers can be problematic.
|
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The traditional system is failing and needs to be overhauled. How?
|
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Rick Snyder apologized to the people of Flint for failing them.
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He was also cited for failing to obey the traffic light.
|
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That doesn't mean shirking responsibility or failing to hold others accountable.
|
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Jackson did it twice, while still failing to win the nomination.
|
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And reporters are failing to get that this isn't about individuals.
|
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The U.S. has accused Cuba of failing to provide adequate protection.
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Modern society is failing us, but not only because of mistakes.
|
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Like all command economies, the Fed is failing to spur growth.
|
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All but a few of the co-ops ended up failing.
|
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Few protagonists were winning—instead they were failing, dying, and learning.
|
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But Allied Progress accused Trump of failing to vet another nominee.
|
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But the bill is still failing to make front page news.
|
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"The EU is failing, the EU is dying," Farage told reporters.
|
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Analysts say the costs of the alliance failing would be huge.
|
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Their first mistake is failing to follow a normal budget process.
|
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Republicans have repeatedly accused Democrats of failing to take negotiations seriously.
|
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Alas, legislators negotiating a new budget have spent May failing it.
|
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They overwhelmingly criticized the president for failing to hold Putin accountable.
|
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"Qatar crisis is a test and Tillerson is failing" https://t.
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Failing that, a second launch window opens at 211:30 p.m.
|
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A failing state failed and an economic crisis became a catastrophe.
|
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"Obamacare is a disaster, it is failing badly," Trump said Wednesday.
|
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Based on any rational review of the facts, it is failing.
|
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Failing to make the payment could still have serious implications, however.
|
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He also slammed McConnell for failing to repeal ObamaCare last month.
|
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Modi had been widely accused of failing to prevent the massacre.
|
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The grippers opened, trying but failing to close around the petal.
|
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Republicans keep supporting tax cuts even while failing to shrink spending.
|
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Her fight is likewise a daily one, which she is failing.
|
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Failing to recognize your cognitive biases is a bias in itself.
|
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The GOP is stepping in to save an already failing system.
|
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Then United Commercial took the federal bailout money before ultimately failing.
|
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Erdogan has lashed out at Washington for failing to extradite Gulen.
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It's actually not failing that is my biggest challenge to overcome.
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Williams-Brown had been charged with failing to report child abuse.
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His story is all too common in today's failing welfare systems.
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But America's moral failing is particularly conspicuous in Sudan right now.
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I think that's probably the greatest failing of the entire initiative.
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Chaffetz called it "a failing at every level" of government. Rep.
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The failing of U.S. small businesses is not a hypothetical concern.
|
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"This is a disease, not a moral failing," Mr. Wolf said.
|
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Instances of a candidate failing to fulfill both requirements are rare.
|
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But failing to broaden the tax base has also had consequences.
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What I know is that addiction is not a moral failing.
|
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Rural/Metro was failing to respond on time, state records show.
|
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Failing to do so means America will cede the highest ground.
|
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The lesson learned is not that naloxone is failing; it's working.
|
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Victoria's Secret was accused of failing to adapt to the times.
|
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The complaint accuses Facebook of failing to adequately protect consumer privacy.
|
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Failing to reform the housing market is Dodd-Frank's biggest omission.
|
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For a while, I even thought about failing the entrance exam.
|
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There's another indicator of a failing strategy: the 2628 midterm election.
|
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"This report deserves a failing grade," Democratic Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel said.
|
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Seven counties in the state received failing grades for PM pollution.
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Alas, both locations barely registered a blip, receiving failing grades overall.
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Now I read it to him since his eyesight is failing.
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But in practice and in its current state, VRE is failing.
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He has since been criticised for failing to take decisive action.
|
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Some programs, especially those for dairy producers are failing farmers miserably.
|
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In short, Venezuela has become the world's most visibly failing state.
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It's not about replacing a failing system with just an ideology.
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An infatuation with screens can easily slide into a moral failing.
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The tech is more expensive and more prone to failing miserably.
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It's patently failing and that is my message for you today.
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Antenna, I did a piece trying (inevitably failing) to interpret visually
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They like it because they like to show black men failing.
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Broadly speaking, how do you think Dianne Feinstein is failing Californians?
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This is not a failing, I realize: This is the point.
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Failing to embrace new media was the death of the old.
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Government investigation finds federal agencies failing at cybersecurity basics What Sen.
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I think that is quite a major failing on our part.
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We were failing at so much during that time. Fertility. Communication.
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But, at least for now, he's failing to take it down.
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Here's another example of Baylor University failing its student body. [ESPN]
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That day, Trump tweeted twice about the "failing" New York Times.
|
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Sanders charged Democratic lawmakers with failing to address flawed immigration laws.
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Brussels, on the other hand, prizes predictability, or, failing that, procrastination.
|
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The insurer also admitted failing to monitor its network of providers.
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Montes broke protocol by failing to remain on duty until dismissed.
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Some immigrant groups, in his view, really are failing to integrate.
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That pension fund officials are also failing only confirms that view.
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"We are 13 months away from really failing," Ganley told CNBC.
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Restructuring a failing retailer isn't impossible, but two things are needed.
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In both cases, the police were blamed for failing to act.
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READ: Here's how Team Trump bungled coronavirus testing: 'It's a failing.
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Still, both systems have been crippled by outdated and failing infrastructure.
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Failing Michigan Governor must work harder and be much more proactive.
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While failing feels bad, you're resilient enough to handle the discomfort.
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And it has nothing to do with fixing the failing subway.
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You don't ... Failing ... What you do is you don't get responsibility.
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The cops know the politicians are failing the kids as well.
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National Review is a failing publication that has lost it's way.
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Failing that, he adds, pet owners should always read the labels.
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Lieutenant Portier has been charged with failing to report the killing.
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The House bill never appeared to be in danger of failing.
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So why did it feel as if I was failing womankind?
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Even failing such synchronicity, this New Year's show will be memorable.
|
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Other people accuse Mr. Macri of failing to set realistic expectations.
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They say the system is failing to help us reduce spending.
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Failing to vote — or deciding not to vote — is not unusual.
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"We're kind of thriving, not failing, these days," Mr. Landler said.
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Her daughter, my advisee, was failing three of her four classes.
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Veterans Affairs now relies on Sail to warn about failing hospitals.
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People think if they can't do that, they're failing at baking.
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The driver was charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian.
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Failing that, she might leave and start fresh in another town.
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On point after point, America's nonimmigrants are failing our country. Crime?
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That deal gave him a reputation for turning around failing businesses.
|
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Other colleges stayed open, but quickly dispensed with their failing programs.
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So even by the president's own mercantilist standard, he is failing.
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Gavin Newsom for failing to comply with state affordable-housing mandates.
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He also regretted failing to give players enough time to practice.
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The motion passing or failing rests on the shoulders of Sen.
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The system has been criticized for failing to indict police officers.
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Uganda's penal code does prohibit abandoning and failing to support children.
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Her critics fault her for failing to sufficiently modernize Germany's military.
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People are deeply invested in him succeeding, even if he's failing.
|
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Yet failing to repeal Obamacare would also bring heavy political costs.
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Nations do not face punitive action for failing to follow through.
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"I think New York City is failing my kid," she said.
|
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Failing to explicitly disclose brand deals is almost an industry norm.
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And to the extent he knows this now, he's still failing.
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On average, the textbooks received a failing grade of 46 percent.
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The human cost of failing to resolve the crisis is heavy.
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He said she had been in failing health for some time.
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Kramer is 84 and, according to some reports, in failing health.
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The schools are not failing schools, but they are integrated schools.
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After years of failing to "win" a spot in Hartford, Conn.
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It's rigged by bureaucrats who are trapping kids in failing schools.
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Sessions admonished colleagues for failing to lead with drug war tactics.
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Failing to register as a foreign agent is a filing violation.
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The world is failing innocent victims of the war on terrorism.
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A typical mistake was failing to charge his ankle bracelet's battery.
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Or for failing to corral his members when the crunch came.
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The businessman Samir Khatib has withdrawn after failing to solidify backing.
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She must have been failing for years and not realized it.
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And he suspects investigators are failing to uncover some police wrongdoing.
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Failing to follow those new rules could lead to hefty penalties.
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"The American people are not interested in Cuba failing," Obama said.
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Rory was back in the hospital Friday evening, his organs failing.
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American institutions are failing -- they are losing the trust of Americans.
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"I love succeeding and failing by my own efforts," she said.
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His eyesight was failing and he walked with a cane himself.
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But failing to take mandatory distributions on time can be costly.
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The international community is failing at preventing and reducing violent conflict.
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He infused the failing economy with his stimulus package in 2009.
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"They're saying my kidneys are failing and stuff," he finally said.
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I give a failing grade to my former employer — the FBI.
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The policy consequences of failing to confirm these nominees are mounting.
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Taxpayers, in other words, are largely propping up otherwise failing schools.
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Failing my freshman year was the best thing for my education.
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If we don't do something about it, we're failing our audience.
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You don't need satellite photos to know that Sears is failing.
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That is precisely what most mainstream conservatives are failing to do.
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He said the heavy caseload left him frustrated, with failing grades.
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Or are you failing to understand their concerns in some fashion?
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Then he gently jabbed at the crowd for failing to react.
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Failing that, technology will start to do the job for them.
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You could see it in her body that she was failing.
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But in its first real test, critics say it is failing.
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As of today, failing to investigate complaints is no longer optional.
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Failing that, Tacopina's ready to take legal action, possibly in Honduras.
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This is indicative of a broader failing in the conservative movement.
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But it's been trying and failing to produce one for years.
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Failing that, a new ballot will be called for Nov. 10.
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Opposition leaders blamed Puerto Rico's predicament on Mr. Rosselló, for failing to appoint a secretary of state until two days before he left office; on Mr. Rivera Schatz, for failing to hold a confirmation hearing last week; and on Mr. Pierluisi, for failing to clearly define a constitutional path forward before taking the oath, even though he is a lawyer.
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Opposition leaders blamed Puerto Rico's predicament on Mr. Rosselló, for failing to appoint a secretary of state until two days before he left office; on Mr. Rivera Schatz, for failing to hold a confirmation hearing last week; and on Mr. Pierluisi, for failing to clearly define a constitutional path forward before taking the oath, even though he is a lawyer.
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West Virginia accused church leaders of failing to conduct sufficient background checks of employees who had been accused and sometimes convicted of abusing children and failing to disclose their criminal histories to law enforcement and parents.
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" The documents list the negligence as "failing to appreciate and properly manage Kyira's post-partum hemorrhage in a timely manner" and "failing to return Kyira to surgery in a timely manner; among other acts and omissions.
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In court papers filed late on Friday, Cosby's lawyers said the judge abused his discretion by failing to adequately consider the 81-year-old entertainer's age and failing eyesight, and should have recused himself from sentencing.
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There's a little playful hyperbole to the language, but by and large, a wholesome meme looks like a cat failing to hide under a box, and it is a cat failing to hide under a box.
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Though he now says his casinos were overtaken by the same tidal wave that eventually slammed this seaside city's gambling industry, in reality he was failing in Atlantic City long before Atlantic City itself was failing.
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Some GOP lawmakers have accused Koskinen of failing to comply with a subpoena, making false statements under oath and failing to notify Congress in a timely fashion about missing communications from former IRS official Lois Lerner.
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And it would be no small irony if President Trump, who hammered President Barack Obama for failing to enforce a red line the United States had drawn in Syria, ends up failing to enforce his own.
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Chipotle is also accused of violating other Massachusetts labor laws, including failing to provide proper timesheets and failing to pay workers within six days of the end of a pay period, the attorney general's office said.
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When evaluations of progress come out in the 2020s, emerging economies are going to see wealthier nations failing to meet their already inadequate pledges and failing to marshal anything close to the funding they have promised.
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Instead, according to our analysis using TrendKite, they focused on Obamacare failing: Now, here's the catch: Mainstream media also focused on storylines about Obamacare failing, likely because it was something Republican policymakers repeated time and again.
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According to the NRDC, these states have the most violations: According to the report, the types of violations include failing to properly test water for contaminants and failing to report contamination to state authorities or the public.
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On top of these critical challenges, we are failing to meaningfully address the ongoing economic risks of a failing infrastructure, the potential of a global pandemic, catastrophic cyber attacks, climate change, and the addiction crisis in America.
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Beyond those infractions, the commission cited the judge for failing to cooperate with its investigation, refusing to take an oath to the tell the truth to investigators and then failing to show up to a disciplinary hearing.
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Verizon was at least willing to concede that its support staff made a mistake in failing to adequately explain the hidden limits of the plan, and in failing to remove the limits when contacted by first responders.
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Amid the furious echo chambers of modern media, failing to acknowledge the most absurd image of yourself — failing to laugh at it or own it or hit back at it online — can hurt more than it helps.
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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 charge is so broadly written it could seemingly cover most war-zone misconduct, including cowardice, failing to do the utmost to destroy the enemy, and failing to do everything possible to assist and relieve allied troops.
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Prenatal exposures to elevated levels of PM2.5 led to a possible 3.2% higher risk of failing any developmental testing domain, while higher-than-usual ozone exposure led to a possible 1.7% higher risk of failing a domain.
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In failing to face the realities of climate change, we are robbing our children of their birthright, and in failing to stand up to the gun lobby, we are allowing them to be slaughtered in their schools.
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But in order to do that, I had to start deliberately failing.
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He said his health had been "failing" over the past 1½ months.
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We're failing to measure society by how we treat the disadvantaged class.
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Wuerl is accused of knowing about McCarrick's actions and failing to act.
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Users have criticized Twitter for failing to recognize hate when it's reported.
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Mr Whitaker has attacked the FBI for failing to indict Mrs Clinton.
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He's practically omnipotent yet constantly frustrated by failing to achieve his goals.
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Many blamed the boy's mother for failing to look after her son.
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In many ways, they are failing to measure up to this responsibility.
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King George is finally told about his tumor and his failing health.
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"Right now, I think our schools are failing our girls," she said.
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But the way to resolve that isn't by simply failing to act.
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Now, his plans to keep his most important campaign promise are failing.
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Companies entrench the problem by failing to promote women or retain them.
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"Failing that ... we may have to initiate a legal challenge," Chone said.
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But Salvini this week said countries were failing to keep their promises.
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On Monday, Trump denied the report, criticizing the "failing" New York Times.
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In December, Heard accused Depp of failing to pay her divorce settlement.
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Failing that, Sunrise would remain viable as a standalone business, he said.
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Her rivals took the opportunity to attack her for failing to show.
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And they seem to be mistakes that are failing to protect women.
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You have made a mistake by failing to know the Chinese language.
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Critics suggest he should step down for failing to tackle the issue.
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His jails humiliated detainees, and punished them for failing to understand English.
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The makeup industry has had a long history of failing black women.
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Many were blamed for failing to contain the spread of teh virus.
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The fine is not ING's first for failing to prevent illegal transactions.
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Failing to prepare for professionalization will increase the chance of failure overall.
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Now, officials say 31 students are close to failing a required class.
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Second, the media needs Trump because it is failing as an industry.
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It is a seriously failing paper with readership which is way down.
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Also failing the realism test are the facial animations in this game.
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Sometimes I think, 'I'm failing as both a mother and an actress.
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Only in this way can a bright person out-compete failing institutions.
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He's already failing to charm Axe with his attempts at "telestrator" jokes.
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Jahshan criticized the Palestinian Authority for failing to prepare a counter-response.
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Failing to pay that on time would trigger a default, investors say.
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The Sun Devils intercepted him twice, failing to score after both opportunities.
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Victims have criticized the diocese for failing to take their accusations seriously.
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Failing to anticipate the slowdown, thousands of firms defaulted on their loans.
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But it's totally failing to serve the next generation of creative professionals.
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We try for 30 minutes until we realize we are failing miserably.
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The "Halftime Report" experts discussed if this trade is fit or failing.
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Today, activists say, the old excuses for failing to report don't fly.
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After failing to sell its assets, it ended all operations in February.
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Failing to be transparent about that is an abuse of customer trust.
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All presidents are tested now and again, and Trump is failing massively.
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Nor did he leave because his connection to another person was failing.
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And it is failing partly because of ideological faultlines in the party.
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As incumbents like Symantec and HP stumble, failing to adapt, newcomers benefit.
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She was issued a traffic infraction for failing to keep proper lookout.
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Fear of failing can sometimes threaten to stop the creative journey altogether.
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Are they failing to attend to major responsibilities like school and work?
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At the same time, the push to leave failing places has weakened.
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A week later, two were closed completely after failing another bacteria test.
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Yet now their rejuvenating properties are failing to lure the country's shoppers.
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Another reform at risk is the freeze of deposits at failing banks.
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Both blame the other for failing to rein in their Syrian proxies.
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Maybe that approach is failing because we're thinking about addiction all wrong.
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North Keeps trying — and failing — to launch an intermediate-range ballistic missile.
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Failing to take security precautions that prevent people from abusing the service.
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And there are countless stories of Silicon Valley failing abysmally at that.
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European NATO members have raised defence spending after years of failing to.
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Brussels. Belgium has come under scrutiny for failing to tame growing radicalization.
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Asthma slowed my breathing, while pain had my knees and kidneys failing.
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The DA has accused the ANC of failing to fund water projects.
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To Mr Weatherill, the drama meant the national electricity market was "failing".
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It's likely the stress of failing Ana didn't help with either dilemma.
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It may be succeeding slowly, but that isn't the same as failing.
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Completely 3D-printed guns usually have a habit of failing—often dangerously.
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He has used the insult "failing New York Times" verbatim 21 times.
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For months, Jet Airways, once India's second largest airline, has been failing.
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His body was failing him, but I could tell he was happy.
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What do -- the military, they want to defend of failing, dying system?
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The Daily Beast was called the "failing" and "money losing" Daily Beast.
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He had been in failing health and recently suffered a broken hip.
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They also worry about Facebook's reputation for failing to protect user data.
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Does Ronaldson think that herbs could be the answer to failing antibiotics?
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But then antibiotics started failing, and doctors realized the bacteria were adapting.
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The field was currently failing patients with treatment-resistant depression, he said.
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Some Republicans have long viewed Medicaid as an expensive and failing program.
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Paramount, Walt Disney Studios and Warner Brothers all received a "failing" grade.
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We are watching Trump respond to pressure and he is failing terribly.
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And if they didn't do that, they would be failing their shareholders.
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He managed the beat the encounter after failing only six times before.
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These efforts are just failing to resonate with the brand's target customers.
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Don't make the mistake of failing to anticipate a denied claim, either.
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And it's been criticized for failing to adapt to the digital age.
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The SRF is meant to finance the winding down of failing banks.
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It also accuses the council of failing to follow its own rules.
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It is here where my feelings of failing my brothers are rooted.
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People motivated by avoidance goals, however, worry a lot more about failing.
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Troubled Megyn Kelly To Join Failing NBC News; Match Made In Heaven!
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Bob is pissed at Bette, too, because she's failing as a producer.
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A day after failing to win any Super Tuesday contest, Ohio Gov.
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But on all three accounts the PBM market receives a failing grade.
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This is evidence of how our health care system is failing women.
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Mobile users had also noted that the service was failing to update.
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Eradication has proven to be impossible in Guam, with all efforts failing.
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And saving it is dangerous because failing to secure it is damaging.
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And it's worse when it is you that's failing (sorry Eric Ries).
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Egypt is also failing to equip its young people with useful skills.
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She charges customers £12.55 for a cheese sandwich in her failing café.
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Sessions maintained he did nothing wrong by failing to disclose the meetings.
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Russia, in turn, accuses Ukraine of failing to fulfill its political promises.
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You have failing equipment because it's not being repaired or invested in.
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"I do not understand why we are failing every lot," he wrote.
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There's just something so pure about dancing and failing-and-falling videos.
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I've met people who don't want to try for fear of failing.
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He may succeed in blaming recalcitrant MPs for failing to pass Brexit.
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Simpson was arrested and charged with failing to safely store a firearm.
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If you're trying and failing to access Disney+ content, you're not alone.
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Brexit supporters hail it as casting off a failing German-led project.
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They have also blamed Democrats for failing to negotiate stricter immigration laws.
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We feel shame in failing to feed those to whom are obligated.
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Failing to differentiate between endangered and threatened species results in misaligned incentives.
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Meanwhile the U.S. was failing to pick up on the strength of
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Read Nicholas Casey's horrifying report on Venezuela's failing hospitals in The Times.
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Viereck was later convicted of failing to register as a foreign agent.
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Events in Europe suggest IS is failing in its mission to divide.
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Consistency is not a virtue when you're consistently failing to protect consumers.
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Failing means looking bad, and looking bad isn't something Apple does well.
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Failing to do so, Mr Macron says, would be a "huge mistake".
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It stands for its failing grade, or for the frustration riders feel.
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Failing to consider the second- and third-order effects can unleash disaster.
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Amnesty International has criticized Lebanese authorities for failing to protect Mashrou' Leila.
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If anyone is failing to "get" America these days, it's Americans themselves.
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Sanders has also taken grief for failing to attach a funding mechanism.
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He was denied a visa to Australia after failing a character test.
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In fact, they often wind up failing, according to Harvard Business Review.
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Here too the data would suggest that Trump is failing to deliver.
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Failing to do so will only make your holiday shopping more harrowing.
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Local residents are forced to bankroll the failing service year after year.
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Jones has also been banned from the UFC for failing drug tests.
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Likewise, failing to reward him would suggest Trump had made a mistake.
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The Failing New York Times has a new publisher, A.G. Sulzberger. Congratulations!
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Mr. Putin has been a duplicitous partner, failing to fulfill previous commitments.
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As the old adage goes, failing to plan is planning to fail.
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The consequences of Congress failing to act are literally life and death.
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This week, tabloid reports claimed the "Grease" star was in failing health.
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Yet, at just 33 years old, his liver was failing, he says.
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The governor also supported the legislature's push to shut failing charter schools.
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"My biggest failing is I'm too trusting of people," Mr. Koch said.
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Critics have also accused the EPA of failing to provide adequate oversight.
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The police department was known for consistently failing to address officer misconduct.
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But current law already prohibits failing multiemployer pension plans from increasing benefits.
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Stupid failing Lego company—couldn't even make an arm that stayed up.
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EU figures accused Johnson of failing to take the Brexit crisis seriously.
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Trump has responded with four angry tweets: The Failing New York Times!
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The panel's report, released last month, found that today's system is failing.
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She holds living writers to blame for failing to create complex characters.
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Trump said Colbert's show was failing until he started targeting the president.
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Failing to do so would disrupt the government and hurt the economy.
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"Well, it's a failing magazine, number one, they need publicity," he said.
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Failing systems will likely result in water disruptions to homes and communities.
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Failing to do so will be a missed opportunity of monumental proportions.
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Instead, he found an array of failing enterprises, he recalled on Monday.
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These natural, and apparently adequate means all failing, what will convince them?
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Failing to do so may undermine efforts to combat the opiate crisis.
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What do you have to say about those failing record-breaking subscriptions?
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American Maddie Mastro received a 218 after failing to stick a landing.
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He still hears about how Obamacare is failing and Democrats are conspiring.
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Do you want to be a hostage to the bloc's failing fortunes?
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The consequence of failing to take these steps is certain mass starvation.
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It's also in this game of catch-up that we are failing.
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All three actions accuse the university of failing to prevent sexual abuse.
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Failing to do this, places us all at too great a risk.
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The trucks were completely and utterly failing, and we all loved it.
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It's failing to deliver on their aspirations for a better material future.
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It's failing to deliver on the promise of building an inclusive America.
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It was with society and how it was failing all of us.
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Already eight states are suing EPA for failing to expand ozone regulations.
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In short, our democracy is failing to scale in its current form.
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Luckily, instead of failing and giving up, I found my new passion.
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The article also highlighted a major failing of ViCAP—it's completely voluntary.
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She was recently arrested for failing a urine test and locked up.
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Alfred's just trying to make sure you ain't failing in his life.
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We're told he had a failing kidney and also Alzheimer's and dementia.
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Failing to put North America first would hurt U.S. manufacturing and agriculture.
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The culprit was seiching, the pool failing to settle entirely between waves.
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But he is a symptom of a failing republic, not the cause.
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Mr. Trump accused Ms. Lynch of corruption for failing to indict Mrs.
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Thus, Facebook is ... failing to comply with lawfully issued subpoenas and interrogatories.
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More conventional pesticides, officials said, were failing because mosquitoes had grown resistant.
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Failing that, an uncle might arrange a cushy position in a ministry.
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He called failing to create Android at Microsoft his "greatest mistake ever."
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And they have repeatedly said they believe the insurance markets are failing.
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"It's a mangled and failing project, it's 90 percent dead," he said.
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The tax cut is utterly failing to deliver on its advocates' promises.
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Though no evidence of misconduct was found, the vaccine ended up failing.
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I keep failing to finish, but this is no ordinary writer's block.
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Chicago could have taken baby steps to shore up its failing system.
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His heart was failing and he should get his affairs in order.
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Take, for instance, George Bush failing to quickly respond to Hurricane Katrina.
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Trump's director of scheduling, resigned in February after failing a background check.
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Of those 28 disengagements, nine were attributed to the autonomous system's failing.
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Before, I was trying to make money as a writer and failing.
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And sad to say, I think this was a failing of Obama's.
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In failing, he laid bare the risks of one-to-one diplomacy.
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And failing to disclose his financial interest was unethical and legally risky.
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Suddenly, at the beginning of 2016, he said, he started failing evaluations.
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After his release in 2012, he was prosecuted for failing to register.
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But the patient also had heart disease, pulmonary disease and failing kidneys.
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The Deputy Editor of the Failing New York Times was just demoted.
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Failing to keep business afloat in Peter Molyneux's Theme Park gets grim.
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Then the story of the failing college turned into a political storm.
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He finally gets a few and he realizes that they are failing.
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The judge only hit McFarland for failing to respond to the suit.
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I was about to face total embarrassment for failing to recognize him.
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Aside from failing to address oversupply, consider some other constraints on prices.
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I was unmoved by punishments, by failing grades from not paying attention.
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No matter how many victories they have, there's a fear of failing.
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Even people pursuing what they want full-time often end up failing.
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Unemployment is soaring, businesses are failing, and retirees are struggling to survive.
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Another wave quit after also failing to gain traction in New Hampshire.
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Disappointed, adrift, and with his marriage failing, he moved to New York.
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He was also charged with failing to register as a foreign lobbyist.
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Gretchen Whitmer (D), whom he called "the failing Michigan governor" last week.
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It was a weed that Google kept trying and failing to kill.
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Many shareholders wanted Mr Saikawa out for failing to heal the rift.
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It is a failing that will most likely cause infections to mount.
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D. assert, the German state is not failing, and order is returning.
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Other paintings remain unfinished; her failing eyesight has delayed their completion. Mrs.
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Warren remains in despite failing to turn in a top-two finish.
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It has since accused the EU of failing to honor the agreement.
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As far as gender diversity goes, every company gets a failing grade.
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Al's just tryin' to make sure you're not failing in his life.
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In 2010 Raúl Castro himself admitted that Cuba's economic system was failing.
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Facts First: Janiyah Davis had not been stuck in a failing school.
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The relocations entailed turning around failing businesses and starting risky new ventures.
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But failing to successfully respond to these questions could erode Bloomberg's support.
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Elected officials are failing in their duty to perform checks and balances.
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The lawsuit accuses the city of failing to properly train Mr. Oliver.
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C. special interest group" that was propping up "Bob Gray's failing campaign.
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She ended up failing the fifth grade and had to repeat it.
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Many businesses, too, are failing to set effective targets, the report said.
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But if neoliberalism is failing, is there a vision to replace it?
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No. This is not a matter of members failing to pay dues.
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Already harvests are failing because of weather made worse by climate change.
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It cited Patail's failing health for the change ahead of his retirement.
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She was also faulted for failing to influence an important crime bill.
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We are fighting for the championship and only my engines are failing.
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Failing on tax reform or flirting with default will matter a lot.
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They need to stop demurring and fully reject Mr. Trump's failing approach.
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Or eleven years of failing to secure and certify major information systems?
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Trump is blaming this tsunami on Republican candidates failing to embrace him.
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Failing to feel heroic on the Orion was a recipe for loneliness.
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"An actor's failing powers get you in the end," he said mordantly.
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And because of that, we are failing to catch every single case.
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And it's representative of a larger failing in our health care system.
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As an example, the failing New York Times... View the discussion thread.
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After failing to eliminate a tax break for banks, the bill stalled.
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Now, some face legal action for failing to let a patient die.
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It's like acing quizzes year after year, then consistently failing the final.
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I try to call every other week, but I've been failing recently.
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One officer pleaded guilty to failing to report the abuse, a misdemeanor.
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You've committed, and locked yourself into either finishing now or failing forever.
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That means you shouldn&apost panic when the stock market starts failing.
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Goldman cited the political risks from failing to fund Texas relief efforts.
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Sixteen companies, including McDonald&aposs and Home Depot, received a failing grade.
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Failing to do so only further enables Trump's anti-media agenda. 5.
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She is suing the club for failing to provide for her safety.
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HBO&aposs "Watchmen" was snubbed entirely, failing to gain a single nomination.
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The attempts to use Nancy Pelosi, it's failing them at this point.
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And failing that, you can always head over to the jungle gym.
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But the rehab system that could help combat the crisis is failing.
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Duffey exited after failing to record an out in the third inning.
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MOST GOVERNMENTS are criticised for failing to do enough about climate change.
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They are making adjustments, changing business models, finding new markets, or failing.
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When you're struggling and failing, you look to your point of reference.
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They are accused of failing to report the abuse of a minor.
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Clinton was criticized for failing to recognize economic anxiety in either state.
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None of the RTOS/ISOs are failing to meet their reserve margins.
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King also accused the program of failing to adequately prioritize language instruction.
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I was left with the moral discomfort of failing to report her.
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But Europe has no excuse for failing to prepare for the winter.
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Alexa is the ultimate marshmallow test, and most of us are failing.
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Resolutions have a way of failing before New Year's Day even ends.
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My guess is that Peach is failing because it burned so brightly.
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Failing to speak directly to Trump's core constituency has left Germany exposed.
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I give a failing grade to local law enforcement on this point.
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A failing grade goes to the school for a lack of security.
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When she came to that college, it was failing financially and academically.
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The username some other fool is failing to put to good use.
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GOP members also accused Democrats of failing to prioritize other important matters.
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Laura accuses Edward's longtime hand, Lefty (Bill Pullman), of failing her husband.
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His mind is sharp but his body is failing in horrifying ways.
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His mind is sharp but his body is failing in horrifying ways.
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If this were through some failing of mine, I could accept it.
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But Toller's health is failing in all ways — bodily, emotionally, and spiritually.
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" But she added, "Women should still run, even if they keep failing.
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Hays lashes out at his partner for failing to be more persuasive.
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A marquee plan to turn around failing schools was an expensive failure.
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We met Ryan and Mike in the atrium of a failing mall.
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EPA is failing to conduct wide-ranging investigations to protect human health.
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Failing to kill taxes tied to Obamacare also made tax reform harder.
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Failing that, well, tell a story of some other kind of growth.
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"That was his one very serious failing in life," Professor Allan said.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Our society is failing transgender people.
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Failing to do so will saddle you with Billie Jean-caliber problems.
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Congress keeps failing to find consensus on the narrowest of immigration reforms.
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But I'm going to keep failing, because I'm going to keep trying.
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An ongoing mayoral election is failing to inspire much confidence in residents.
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Failing that, Lyft and Ola can try to monetize that passenger interaction.
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Uber has a history of failing to protect driver and passenger data.
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But tax evasion — failing to accurately disclose your financial situation — is illegal.
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As for mutual toleration, America is failing abysmally (more on this below).
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This is a test of our humanity, and overall we're collectively failing.
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Christie dropped out after failing to muster much support for his candidacy.
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The investigation ended after failing to find widespread evidence of illegal activity.
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They will be forced to bail out failing institutions—as we were.
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And failures of inhibition are too often confused for a moral failing.
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This wave comes as Democrats, in particular, have been criticized for failing to treat black women as viable political candidates, and for failing to center the issues of black women voters, a crucial bloc in several recent elections.
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The 12-count indictment accused the two men of conspiring to defraud the US government, money laundering, failing to register with the government as agents for foreign entities, failing to report foreign bank accounts, and making false statements.
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They're facing a 12-count indictment that includes allegations of money laundering, failing to file reports about foreign financial holdings, failing to register as agents for the Ukrainian government, and making false statements about their lobbying activities overseas.
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The banishment, handed down by the kingdom of Bavaria, punished Friedrich for failing to do mandatory military service in the kingdom's armed forces and failing to give authorities notice when he first emigrated to the U.S. in 1885.
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Planned Parenthood is a major reproductive health provider, especially in rural areas that have no other family planning options, and failing to give them Zika prevention funding could mean failing to reach a significant number of vulnerable women.
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Here's Hill on veterans: Making Georgia the best state in the country for veterans is one of my top priorities... I believe big government is failing our veterans... And Greitens: I believe big government is failing our veterans.
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Ms. Colau and her administration accused the basilica's board of working without a building permit, failing to submit required plans to tear down existing residential structures to finish the Sagrada Familia's esplanade, and failing to pay construction taxes.
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The suit, which seeks class-action status, accuses UMG of breaching its contracts with artists by failing to protect their recordings and by failing to share any income received in insurance payments and legal settlements from the fire.
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Home team disadvantage Failing to document presidential conversations is a violation of the Presidential Records Act and failing to distribute readouts -- whether verbally or in writing -- hamstrings the President's team in real ways, while also creating counterintelligence risks.
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United was also sued for allegedly failing to protect a high school student from a passenger who exposed his penis and masturbated in the seat across from her, and for allegedly failing to report her complaint to law enforcement.
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Photo: Ariana Cubillos (AP)A former president of the state-run electrical system, Miguel Lara, told Reuters that the blackouts are likely due to failing components that Maduro's government is failing to repair, rather than some sort of cyberweapon.
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But it wasn't clear whether Meadows was accusing Cohen of failing to register as a foreign agent with the Justice Department, or of failing to report the work on an official form that Cohen filled out before his appearance.
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