Republicans have repeatedly accused Democrats of failing to take negotiations seriously.
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He has since been criticised for failing to take decisive action.
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But, at least for now, he's failing to take it down.
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But failing to take mandatory distributions on time can be costly.
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Victims have criticized the diocese for failing to take their accusations seriously.
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Failing to take security precautions that prevent people from abusing the service.
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EU figures accused Johnson of failing to take the Brexit crisis seriously.
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The consequence of failing to take these steps is certain mass starvation.
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Failing to take action could be far more dangerous in the long run.
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He's been accused of failing to take a firm line on the issue.
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And failing to take the Starks at their word is an even worse idea.
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Gomez was soon cited for "failing to take police action," another stain on his record.
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He also called out Muslim-majority countries for failing to take action against the persecutions.
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He violated the Constitution by failing to take care that the laws be faithfully executed.
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The best was probably McKinnon as Kellyanne Conway attempting and failing to take a day off.
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In other words, people failing to take their meds is kind of a health care crisis.
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Independence-leaning politicians have been kicked out of Legco for failing to take their oaths properly.
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Back in March, Ross Douthat criticized Ryan for failing to take a bold stand against Trump.
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The scandal has pulled in multiple Wisconsin politicians accused of failing to take action, including Sens.
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They also accused grassroots officials of failing to take responsibility for pollution, blaming external factors instead.
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At all levels of company hierarchies, that means failing to take full advantage of employees' abilities.
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They are accused of failing to take medically appropriate steps that could have saved his life.
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The fine for failing to take appropriate precautions would be increased to $10,163 from $4,800, he said.
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Parts of Guangdong province near Hong Kong were also castigated for failing to take responsibility for violations.
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Hall said he felt Braun had discriminated against him by failing to take his musical aspirations seriously.
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Paris, the European jewel in Airbnb's crown, is suing it for failing to take down unregistered listings.
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Pena Nieto has faced criticism for failing to take a tough line against Trump in the past.
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Failing to take these videos down immediately and prevent others being uploaded is a failure of decency.
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This is a further example of Facebook failing to take responsibility for the misuse of its platform.
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He also blamed the attorney general for failing to take control of "corruption" at the Justice Department.
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By failing to take meaningful action on climate, our leaders failed the young people of the world.
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Omar later rebuked the president for his rhetoric and Twitter for failing to take down the post.
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Trump is undercutting diplomacy simply by failing to take basic care of the department responsible for this mission.
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And then there are patients who disregard what their doctors say — like failing to take their prescribed medication.
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Ultimately, failing to take into account the pressures on local banks was a factor in ICD's humdrum size.
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He has instead cast blame on the Obama administration for failing to take more aggressive action in response.
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The more she learned, the more frustrated she became at the Indian government for failing to take action.
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Raikkonen still finished third in the championship, with Mercedes rival and compatriot Valtteri Bottas failing to take advantage.
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Mueller's prosecutors blasted Manafort in the days before his sentencing for failing to take responsibility for his crimes.
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Failing to take advantage of the situation post-Michigan, both candidates' grades fell in Wednesday night's debate in Miami.
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Instead, he has cast blame on the Obama administration for failing to take a stronger stance against Russian meddling.
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Your waiters are failing to take up the cues to your gender identity that you make available to them.
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Ralph Northam castigated his Republican opponent this week for failing to take an unequivocal stance on the Senate bill.
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But failing to take responsibility for the consequences of your own behavior means you're not learning from your mistakes.
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The hawkish National Security Adviser John Bolton had already noted that Kim is failing to take steps to denuclearize.
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The GOP cannot now make the Democrats lie a truth by failing to take proper action to save Medicare.
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The law grants Californians the right to sue companies for failing to take reasonable precautions to prevent data breaches.
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The penalty for failing to take the RMD is steep: 218 percent of the amount you were supposed to withdraw.
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Ohio State ultimately suspended Meyer for 3 games for failing to take sufficient management action relating to Zach Smith's misconduct.
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But if the administration is committed to gathering this data, then failing to take the steps outlined above is indefensible.
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Trump has refused to condemn Putin for the hacks, instead blaming the Obama administration for failing to take stronger action.
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Democrats accused their GOP colleagues of failing to take the necessary steps to secure election systems from future Russian meddling.
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Democrats accused their GOP colleagues of failing to take the necessary steps to secure election systems from future Russian meddling.
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"After failing to take it out of the town, the perpetrators decided to dump it," the security official told Reuters.
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John may even have broken Alabama law before Jane got pregnant, by failing to take precautions to avoid unwanted pregnancy.
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Failing to take the next logical step—calling for the strengthening of sovereignty and investment in Native voices—is a choice.
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However, The Real Deal reported three weeks ago that Westfield had sued Bebe for failing to take possession of the space.
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Updates are there for a reason, and failing to take advantage of them can expose your iPhone to far worse vulnerabilities.
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It was also accused of failing to take all reasonably practicable steps to ensure that patients were not infected by contaminants.
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The Republican accused Manchin of failing to take action to curb the issue during his tenure as governor and as senator.
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Coenen tired of failing to take Justino down and in the fourth round was caught by one of those right hands.
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In his weekly address Saturday, President Obama again chided Congress for failing to take necessary action against the Zika virus epidemic.
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Although his numbers have almost always been solid, he has been criticized for failing to take Dallas to the next level.
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He has also blamed some countries — he has refused to specify which ones — for failing to take the outbreak seriously enough.
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The launch surprised and worried many Americans, including politicians who criticized President Eisenhower for failing to take the space race seriously.
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China has come under harsh criticism for initially failing to take seriously the growing threat of the highly contagious respiratory infection.
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With Mr. Trump you have dozens of things that amount to failing to take care that the laws be faithfully executed.
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This settles a number of lawsuits brought against the company for failing to take actions that might have prevented the tragedy.
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The suit says the university ignored Mr. Enochs's history of sexual assault, failing to take steps to protect her from rape.
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Clinton is right about a Russian attack on our democracy, but she is failing to take any responsibility for her loss.
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Prince William criticized social media firms for failing to take action to prevent wide-spread issues such as cyberbullying and misinformation campaigns.
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United States case, in which a group of kids are suing the U.S. government for failing to take action on climate change.
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In 2016 he shelved a plan to create a special tribunal to try bishops accused of failing to take action against abuse.
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The SPD has accused Merkel of stifling debate by failing to take a stand on issues and leaving much to her ministers.
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Mitchell tweeted that the car had to be towed to a service center after failing to take a charge from a Supercharger.
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Arizona State finished with 83 total yards and averaged just 2.7 yards per play, failing to take advantage of four Utah turnovers.
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Voters are tired of hearing politicians, including Clinton, blame others for their failures while failing to take full responsibility for their mistakes.
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In a series of tweets on Wednesday, Quinn blasted Microsoft for failing to take into account how the software could be manipulated.
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There the Labour Party spent 15 years in opposition, consistently winning working-class port seats but failing to take middle-class votes.
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In September, Farrow said some of the women spoke out because they felt CBS was failing to take appropriate action against Moonves.
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He dropped out of college in Lausanne, Switzerland, failing to take his final exams after his father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
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But there are also approaches institutions can follow, actions too many are failing to take -- including college campuses, workplaces, and the military.
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She spent her time on the stage chastising world leaders for failing to take action to slow the effects of climate change.
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Failing to take into account the downside risks inherent in coal mining could impair Peabody's competitive position in the future, Cowan said.
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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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" What he's saying: Markey tweeted, "By failing to take meaningful action on climate, our leaders failed the young people of the world.
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Yet Donald Trump (the television star) routinely fired people on his show "The Apprentice" for failing to take responsibility for their team's failures.
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The National Institutes of Health, in contrast, recently announced a sexual harassment initiative, but has been criticized for failing to take similar steps.
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Over the first nine months of the year, Noble lost around $11 million a day, failing to take advantage of rising commodity prices.
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The extreme conditions caused cracked pipelines last year, leading to fines from Ofwat for failing to take adequate measures to control water leakages.
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Democrats plan to aggressively campaign against Republicans on this issue for failing to take what they say is a fundamental Senate responsibility seriously.
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Human Rights Watch has accused him and other high-level officials of failing to take steps to prevent or punish human rights violations.
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Aleh and Powrie were penalized in Wednesday's race one for failing to take a penalty turn after interfering with Austria's right-of-way.
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For not instilling this precept in his staff, for failing to take care that the law reigned supreme, the president bears the responsibility.
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Failing to take action leaves cities like Logan with limited options for clean power and squanders our nation's vast untapped small hydropower resources.
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However, as time goes on, we continue to see a disturbing trend of our federal government consistently failing to take this threat seriously.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson told Sky News on Sunday that failing to take the United Kingdom out of the European Union on Oct.
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After a spoke, Hogg stood on stage for several long beats, struggling, and failing, to take a good selfie with Giffords and Murphy.
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Three executives at the utility were accused of criminal negligence for failing to take adequate precautions to protect the plant from a tsunami.
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In addition, Dr. Ler has been charged with "failing to take reasonable care of confidential information regarding H.I.V.-positive patients," the ministry said.
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The lawsuit also accuses the airline of failing to take disciplinary action against the pilots when the women reported the assault last year.
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The announcement came months after Nassar's sentencing, where the doctor's victims called out Michigan State for failing to take responsibility for enabling Nassar.
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That led people on the Indian left to criticize the company for failing to take a stand against India's oppressive caste system and patriarchy.
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But as the protagonist keeps failing to take advantage of openings for escape, and other people pay the price, it becomes harder to sympathize.
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He accuses the imams of hypocrisy, of saying nice words but of failing to take a real stand together with the Ahmadis against extremism.
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The Miami Marlins are slipping in the National League wild card race while failing to take advantage of an easier portion of the schedule.
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But GOP lawmakers criticized their own candidate, Saccone, for not raising enough money and failing to take control of the narrative in the race.
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Results grew out of Daley-Harris's realization, almost 40 years ago, that Americans were failing to take advantage of their access to democratic institutions.
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Republican Senator Mitt Romney, of Utah, also criticized Dr. Hahn for failing to take a strong stand against e-cigarettes, but voted for him.
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By failing to take a stand on either of the great issues exercising Scotland, he has succeeded in alienating all four groups of voters.
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The US is failing to take a stand Draconian media controls and repression in authoritarian countries like Iran, China and North Korea are well known.
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A Department of Justice report released in January excoriated the civilian complaint system in Chicago, calling it "broken" for failing to take civilian complaints seriously.
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Brazenly, the Turkish embassy blamed Washington's police force for failing to take "appropriate measures" against the protesters, who it claimed had "aggressively provoked" the Turks.
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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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" Rubio jumped in and defended Bush 43, blaming another president -- Bill Clinton -- for failing to take Osama bin Laden out "when he had a chance.
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Hillary Clinton's new campaign memoir, What Happened, has been panned by critics for failing to take enough responsibility for losing the election to Donald Trump.
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Failing to take up the mantle of accountability at a moment where circumstances so clearly demand it would set an abhorrent precedent for our democracy.
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He criticized the government and auto industry for failing to take the problem of diesel emissions seriously enough when they met in Berlin in August.
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Not burping baby properly One of the key mistakes many new parents can make is failing to take the time to properly burp their newborn.
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In his short remarks at the Shannon airport, Trump hammered Democrats for failing to take legislative steps that would help alleviate swelling numbers of border crossings.
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Yet economists also get very nervous when people float the idea that firms are, en masse, failing to take advantage of an opportunity to raise profits.
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Japan's FSA on Friday criticized Coincheck for failing to take adequate security precautions to foil hacking attacks and said it would begin inspections at other exchanges.
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"There's a lot of evidence that we're failing to take advantage of this low-hanging fruit with individuals who have experienced a nonfatal overdose," Kolodny says.
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So what are we to make of an economy where more people are employed, and yet wages and take-home pay are failing to take off?
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Cities argued that gun purveyors created a public nuisance by failing to take reasonable steps to prevent their weapons from getting diverted into the illegal market.
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The notification also accused Tusk of failing to take steps that would enforce the return of the Tu-154 plane wreckage to Poland, the notification said.
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And in 1998, 11 plaintiffs sued the Diocese of Dallas for failing to take action against Rudolph Kos, allowing him to molest minors throughout the 1980s.
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Tim Ryan, who argued that the party needed a dramatic change in direction after again failing to take back Congress and losing the presidency this November.
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The Commission has said it would decide in June on any legal cases against countries failing to take in their share of refugees and other migrants.
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In an interview, he pointed to the climate crisis as a vivid example of the US losing its sway abroad by failing to take action domestically.
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Officials on both sides have expressed support for a negotiated settlement while accusing the other of failing to take the prospect of a negotiated solution seriously.
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"The Syrian government has a clear responsibility to ensure its people are safe, and is palpably failing to take this opportunity to do so," he said.
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Homebuilders are failing to take advantage of a chronic shortage of properties for sale amid complaints about expensive building materials and shortages of lots and labor.
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Aged nine, she filed a legal case against the government for failing to take action on climate change, and joined the petition to the United Nations.
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This September, Thunberg and 14 other young people sued five countries — Germany, France, Brazil, Argentina, and Turkey — for failing to take sufficient action against climate change.
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The Pennsylvania report also accuses Wuerl of failing to take allegations of pedophile priests sufficiently seriously during his time as Bishop of Pittsburgh from 1988 to 2006.
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Just as airlines overbook seats, planemakers typically sell more aircraft than they plan to produce to protect themselves from airlines going bankrupt or failing to take delivery.
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Yet it appears that the company has been failing to take adequate or necessary steps to keep pace with the demand of Time Warner Cable customers.4.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Four pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong have been disqualified from their posts for failing to take their oaths properly, a court ruled Friday.
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Jet-setting Americans are missing out on hundreds of dollars of free travel annually by failing to take advantage of one simple thing: travel-focused credit cards.
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In their order, the judges acknowledged that the "menace of trafficking of women and minors had assumed alarming proportions," and excoriated police for failing to take action.
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In June, YouTube was widely criticized for failing to take action against a right-wing YouTuber who used racist and homophobic language in attacking a Vox journalist.
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Experts say the sudden about face illustrates the flimsy nature of the settlement, and an agency that's failing to take consumer outrage over repeated privacy violations seriously.
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The suggestions range from forcing tech firms to undergo digital audits, to making them liable for failing to take down illegal or damaging content and fake accounts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Senior politicians have lambasted Britain's financial watchdog for failing to take action against RBS or its former executives for past mistreatment of small business customers.
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Highlights from the WSJ article by Rachael Levy and Rob Copeland: • Mr. Dalio has put in place several plans for his succession, each failing to take hold.
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But failing to take it seriously and respond appropriately could not only cost Democrats the White House, but also set back the DFL for years to come.
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Some Chinese social media users were scathing in their criticism of the museum and the United States for failing to take care of their country's cultural artifacts.
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The reversal sparked a firestorm among his critics, who said the president was failing to take a stand so he can please extremist supporters within his base.
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Penny was replaced by Perry, who was widely criticized for failing to take adequate action during the Nassar fallout and giving boilerplate soundbites when asked for solutions.
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Warner, who previously blasted Twitter for failing to take the issue seriously enough, told BuzzFeed News on Wednesday that he hopes the bill will attract enough Republican support.
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The special counsel accused Manafort of failing to take responsibility for his crimes, and for the additional wrongdoing he is alleged to have done since his initial indictment.
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This lawsuit is modeled after the tobacco litigation of the '90s, accusing drugmakers of pushing painkillers too aggressively and failing to take action when they proved dangerously addictive.
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In the past year, he's been admitted to the hospital countless times for everything from falling to getting injured in a fight to failing to take his medications.
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With the midterm elections coming up, they do not want to be seen as failing to take action on DACA, especially Denham -- whose district is about 44% Hispanic.
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In February, US Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats accused Pakistan of holding back on cooperation with the US while failing to take tougher action against militant groups.
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Wen Jiabao, premier from 2003 to 2012, openly criticised how it was built and castigated officials for failing to take care of more than a million displaced residents.
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Wen Jiabao, premier from 2003 to 2012, openly criticised how it was built and castigated officials for failing to take care of more than a million displaced residents.
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Wen Jiabao, premier from 2003 to 2012, openly criticized how it was built and castigated officials for failing to take care of more than a million displaced residents.
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The Liberal Democrats have pitched themselves as the UK&aposs chief anti-Brexit party and accused Labour of failing to take a strong enough stance on the issue.
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It was hard to imagine past hosts like Stephen Colbert or Jimmy Kimmel failing to take a more direct shot at the recently ousted CBS president Leslie Moonves.
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The social network has also been criticized for failing to take down hateful rhetoric aimed at marginalized populations while censoring posts that many saw as providing valuable information.
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Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said on Monday that he would ask the president to dismiss the interior minister, Herbert Kickl, for failing to take action in the scandal's wake.
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"I'm disappointed the F.B.I. and White House are failing to take even the most basic steps to investigate this matter," she said in a statement issued late Monday.
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But all three CEOs found ample room to criticize the White House and the U.S. Congress for failing to take any major steps to boost the nation's economy.
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Still, Trump and fellow Republicans appear to acknowledge that failing to take action would be equally politically damaging as mass shootings continue to plague communities across the country.
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So, if you fall asleep stewing about how your roommate never takes out the trash, you could have a dream about your roommate failing to take out the trash.
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The regulator would also have the power to punish companies for failing to take down illegal material such as terrorist content, child abuse images, or hate speech within hours.
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The letter criticized Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi for failing to take an "initiative to ensure full and equal citizenship rights of the Rohingyas," and urged immediate action.
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A stronger petition, calling for the EU and U.N. to impose sanctions on Brazil for failing to take action on deforestation in the Amazon, surpassed 108,000 signatures by Monday.
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A court in Hong Kong ruled that four pro-democracy lawmakers should be expelled from the legislature for failing to take their oaths in a "sincere and solemn" manner.
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Several law professors and defense lawyers said they were unaware of a previous case in which a law enforcement officer had been charged for failing to take an action.
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After failing to take home the Oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role Mark Ruffalo decided to take matters into his own hands, and steal a giant one.
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With El Niño failing to take shape, there was a 62% chance of a major hurricane making landfall in the United States this season, Colorado State forecasters had said.
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WITTMAN IS LET GO Randy Wittman will not be back as coach of the Washington Wizards, let go after failing to take the team to the playoffs this season.
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Academics, public interest groups and others have criticized this arrangement for failing to take account of the importance of Asian, Latin American and African countries in the global economy.
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But some have dismissed the work as failing to take a meaningful stance on surveillance, arguing that it merely represents the system, leaving us to tease out its problems.
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In his ruling, the judge condemned the director of the main Oldenburg hospital by name for failing to take action that could have stopped Mr. Högel and saved lives.
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They're also accused of failing to take even meager steps to prevent children from getting their hands on these products, such as instituting age verification checks on their websites.
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President Donald Trump criticized a sheriff's deputy again Monday for failing to take action during the shooting massacre of 17 people at a Florida high school on Feb. 14.
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Washington (CNN)Pakistan is holding back on cooperation with the US while failing to take tougher action against militant groups, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats told lawmakers Tuesday.
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"It did not happen," he answered when the presiding judge read out charges of providing vehicles and weapons used to assault protesters and failing to take action to prevent deaths.
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In 250 the Department of Justice (DOJ) sued HireRight for violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, including failing to take reasonable measures that ensured it was reporting correct information.
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Since last fall, HR departments have found themselves slammed for failing to take action against egregious harassment and now are under pressure to show the profession can take prevention seriously.
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Lopez Obrador, who took office in December, accused ratings agencies of ignoring Pemex's woes during past administrations, and now failing to take into account his new measures to fight corruption.
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The Brazilian Bar Association presented a request on Thursday for Congress to open impeachment proceedings against Temer for failing to take action after listening to Batista detail bribes of authorities.
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Oil prices have been stuck in a $3 band since February, failing to take off after OPEC implemented, to a surprisingly high degree, the first production cut in eight years.
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In Baltimore, the justice system has an ugly history of failing to take on police misconduct, but several recent incidents in particular have touched off an uproar in the community.
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Just last month, three former executives from Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco), the company that operated Fukushima Daiichi, were indicted for failing to take safety measures to prevent a nuclear disaster.
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The 55-year-old physician has been extremely vocal ever since, criticizing the government for failing to take advantage of a new generation of medicines to stamp out the disease.
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Australia passed a law Thursday that would fine social media platforms and potentially jail their executives for failing to take action on violent content, according to The New York Times.
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But if you're putting off vacation because you think your boss will think you're lazy, beware: Failing to take time off can actually have a negative impact on your career.
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Ler is also charged with failing to take reasonable care of confidential information under the Officials Secrets Act and refusing to provide a urine sample to Singapore's Central Narcotics Bureau.
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He said he would like to see Congress step in to prevent organizations from using bankruptcy filings to limit their liability for failing to take action to stop sexual abuse.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) of the House's Natural Resources Committee, sued the Trump administration last month for failing to take into account the environmental implications of building a border wall.
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Labour has been battling accusations of anti-Semitism since 2016 and Corbyn and other senior party officials have been criticized for failing to take decisive action to deal with it.
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The Tampakan project is the biggest stalled mining venture in the Southeast Asian country, failing to take off after the province where it is located banned open-pit mining in 2010.
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The Sacramento Kings are failing to take care of business on a seven-game homestand and look to end it with a victory when they host the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday.
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Hun Sen fired a top disaster management official on Monday for failing to take responsibility for the disaster and accepted the resignation of Yun Min, the governor of Preah Sihanouk province.
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Former US Ambassador to NATO Nicholas Burns, testifying in front of the Senate intelligence committee Wednesday, faulted Obama for failing to take action against Russia more quickly when he was president.
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People make similar mistakes when saving, failing to take advantage of their employer's obligation to contribute to their pensions, for instance, and stashing money in taxable rather than tax-free accounts.
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The Commission is already suing Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic for failing to take in their allotment of asylum-seekers from the peak of the EU's migrant crisis in 2015.
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Wheat peaked at $4.77-1/2 a bushel shortly after the market reopened on Thursday morning but turned lower after failing to take out its March high of $4.78 a bushel.
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With private sector investment still failing to take off amid tepid demand and tight credit, Modi is left with little choice but to lean on public spending to fill the gap.
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Mr. Modi was blamed by many at the time for failing to take swift action to stop the riots, but a court ruled that there was no evidence to prosecute him.
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The Brazilian Bar Association (OAB) presented a request on Thursday for Congress to open impeachment proceedings against Temer for failing to take action after listening to Batista detail bribes of authorities.
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A senior policy adviser to the Trump campaign, Peter Navarro, told The Hill that pollsters' assumptions about who will vote are failing to take account of the GOP nominee's unconventional appeal.
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During their discussion, Mr. Rosenstein expressed frustration at how Mr. Trump had conducted the search for a new F.B.I. director, saying the president was failing to take the candidate interviews seriously.
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Failing to take immediate action to stem the mass migration the United States is currently experiencing and anticipating would only encourage additional mass unlawful migration and further overwhelming of the system.
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In October 2016, prosecutors brought charges against six employees of the hospital in Delmenhorst, on suspicion of negligent manslaughter, for failing to take action despite their suspicion regarding the nurse's actions.
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The university's football coach, Urban Meyer, has been suspended without pay for failing to take appropriate action when allegations of spousal abuse were made against his former assistant coach, Zach Smith.
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The administration withdrew from the U.N. Human Rights Council earlier this year, claiming the entity was hypocritical in its treatment of Israel while failing to take action against human rights offenders.
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Any politician that claims to favor whatever the people of Puerto Rico decide, while failing to take specific actions to address the issue, is just kicking the can down the road.
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Spain&aposs Supreme Court has found the Spanish state guilty of failing to take in its full allocation of asylum-seeking refugees from Greece and Italy, as stipulated by the European Union.
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The new allegations come amid growing frustration by shareholders, industry professionals and advocacy groups that CBS' board has been complicit in failing to take action against Moonves when the allegations first surfaced.
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When they skip or restrict their insulin, either by failing to take shots or manipulating an insulin pump, it causes sugars — and calories — to spill into the urine, causing rapid weight loss.
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"Carlyle has breached its contractual duties ... by failing to take any steps to mitigate the alleged loss or losses upon becoming aware that Samir had been processing the commodities," the counterclaim said.
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The U.S. government felt Baghdad was failing to take the threat seriously enough, according to interviews with officials at the State Department, Pentagon, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and other agencies.
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"Failing to take these videos down immediately and prevent others being uploaded is a failure of decency," Tom Watson, deputy leader of the Labour party, said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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On Friday he paid the price for failing to take his break point chances in the first set, especially at 4-4 when Bautista Agut saved one with a crisp forehand winner.
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" • "In response to a shareholder who accused Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa of failing to take responsibility for any of the alleged wrongdoing, Mr. Saikawa said: 'I never said we didn't have responsibility.
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He spent part of Friday morning lashing out at the Obama administration over its response to the swine flu and the Federal Reserve for failing to take stronger action on the economy.
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His wide-ranging speech was a recognition that neither problem was going away, that neither would be easily fixed and that failing to take them head-on could damage his political fortunes.
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Accused by lawmakers of failing to take adequate precautions to protect the territories more than 4,000 miles away, the British government had begun ratcheting up its aid in the territories by Thursday.
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Thunberg, a 16-year-old climate activist, delivered an emotional, now-viral speech at the U.N. Climate Summit on Monday, admonishing world leaders for failing to take appropriate action on climate change.
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Studies show that health care providers are as infected with racial bias as any other cohort in American society, routinely underestimating and undertreating black patients' pain and failing to take our symptoms seriously.
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Their internecine attacks are only the latest example of how the party's establishment isn't merely being beaten — it's failing to take advantage of the strengths that usually allow it to decide the nomination.
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Loeb's $18 billion hedge fund, which owns a 5.65 percent stake, said at the time that the soup-maker was in a "mess" and faulted its board for failing to take corrective action.
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At worst, we're watching them walk right into a deadly mistake, failing to take the high uncertainty and differing expectations of their coworkers as the concerning sign that we should read it as.
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However, if there's anything that we've learned from Beyoncé's publicist failing to take down unflattering pictures of her Super Bowl performance, it's that you really can't stop the spread of a good meme.
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The two countries have repeatedly clashed over who should receive migrants rescued in the Mediterranean, but both have also criticized their European Union partners for failing to take in more of the newcomers.
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SOFIA, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Bulgarian prosecutors charged former energy minister Delyan Dobrev on Friday with failing to take steps to stop payments to a consultancy engaged with a now-cancelled nuclear power project.
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TOKYO, Feb 29 (Reuters) - Three former Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco) executives were indicted on Monday for failing to take safety measures to prevent the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, a local media report said.
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The group Heathrow Pause planned to fly drones to disrupt flights on Friday, hoping to draw attention to the environmental impact of flying, but a livestream showed their drones failing to take off.
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They say such experiences on Twitter are common for a wide range of users and blame the company for failing to take steps to police the platform and crack down on abusive behavior.
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Counterterrorism experts calling for a cohesive European Union policy on the deployment of armed drones have said that failing to take a unified position on the matter could lead to increased civilian deaths.
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The $5.9 billion Tampakan project is the biggest stalled mining venture in the Southeast Asian country, failing to take off after the province where it is located banned open-pit mining in 2010.
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Last month, he was co-author of a report showing that Australia's leading companies are failing to take advantage of the nation's cultural and linguistic diversity and are losing out as a result.
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The report overstates the direct effects of the work policy by failing to take into account the number of SNAP recipients who already worked or would have worked regardless of the reimposed requirements.
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The committee faulted Mr. Meadows for failing "to take prompt and decisive action to deal with the alleged sexual harassment" by the aide, Kenny West, who was dismissed from the office in 2015.
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Twenty women have joined a California lawsuit accusing Lyft of failing to take action on a "sexual predator crisis" that the company has allegedly known about for four years, the Washington Post reports.
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Twitter announced the new rules in June after it received widespread criticism over failing to take action on tweets from President Donald Trump and other leaders that appear to violate its content policies.
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Failing to take controller medication is also a common problem among teens and they need to understand the necessity of keeping this up even once they live away from home, the authors note.
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Last month, the North's state media criticized the South accusing it of only caring only about the views of the United States and failing to take practical steps to advance inter-Korean relations.
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Their case: The problem wasn't Trump's promises, or what his campaign represented -- it's that in office, he's promoting his billionaire friends and failing to take care of those who carried him to the presidency.
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A federal lawsuit filed Tuesday accuses Holland Christian High School, in Holland, Michigan, of failing to take action to punish the assailant, Bryce Joel Deroo, now 18, and of refusing to help the girl.
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Such large imbalances suggest that the world is missing out on countless physical discoveries and innovative products, because it is failing to take full advantage of the scientific brainpower of half of its population.
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Lithuania's outspoken president, Dalia Grybauskaite, has accused the government of failing to take up reforms and is not on speaking terms with the prime minister after alleging corruption in his government earlier this year.
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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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On the other hand, Taliban offensives to date have been repulsed by Afghan forces, with the Taliban failing to take towns and hold them -- even as they have shown the ability to launch incursions.
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International observers and opposition leaders are warning that Mexico's government is failing to take the coronavirus crisis seriously, risking a major eruption just as the rest of the world takes drastic steps to recover.
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Directors and senior medical staff in Oldenburg are similarly suspected of failing to take action and issuing a reference that made no mentions of concerns about his behavior during his tenure at their clinic.
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Injury notwithstanding, the 20-times Grand Slam champion was still hard on himself for failing to take the first set against a rival he has not beaten at the majors since Wimbledon in 2012.
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The mess stems from the social welfare department failing to take responsibility for social service payments or find a new provider after the Constitutional Court ruled several years ago that the contract was unsound.
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Both lawmakers tied their policy proposals on issues including housing, criminal justice and equal pay to longstanding racial inequities, an approach that some Democrats have been criticized for failing to take in the past.
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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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"Each of the universities took the students' admission application fees while failing to take adequate steps to ensure that their admissions process was fair and free of fraud, bribery, cheating and dishonesty," the lawsuit said.
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In fact, one of the biggest errors that people make when it comes to retirement is failing to take full advantage of tax-advantaged company-sponsored plans, such as 21(k)s, Schwab-Pomerantz says.
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The United Nations has called the violence in Myanmar a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing", and the Nobel Peace Prize laureate Suu Kyi has been widely criticized for failing to take action to stop it.
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In its complaint, the CBD said the United States had violated the Freedom of Information Act and the Administrative Procedure Act by failing to take the required steps to share information on the report's status.
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In its 2012 report, the commission recommended that Mr. Duterte be criminally investigated for failing to take action to stop the killings, but it did not say that he had had direct knowledge of them.
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Any politician that claims to favor whatever the people of Puerto Rico decide, while failing to take specific actions to address the issue, is just kicking the can down the road for personal political advantage.
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The United Nations has called the violence in Myanmar a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing", and the Nobel Peace Prize laureate Suu Kyi has been widely criticised for failing to take action to stop it.
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MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin on Wednesday warned against politicizing the doping scandal that has touched a number of Russian athletes, and he criticized his nation's sports officials for failing to take the issue seriously.
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The recently completed COP28500, which was held in Madrid, is only the most recent example of nations failing to take any real action or to commit to any substantive agreements on the issue of climate.
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The plaintiffs, who include 19 women and the husband of one of the women, are accusing Lyft of failing to take adequate steps to protect riders, despite repeated claims that safety is a top priority.
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Though the government has since imposed harsher punishment for sexual assault, politicians and the police have been criticized as failing to take the issue seriously and blaming the victims for the violence committed against them.
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But with the Phoenix failing to take flight, it's time to think about the X-Men's cinematic future, and what's worked and hasn't worked in trying to bring Marvel's merry mutants to the big screen.
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Failing to take advantage of one of the most effective tools in the U.S. national security toolbox – a face-to-face meeting between leaders – would be squandering an important opportunity that does not come around often.
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You'd have to go back to March 1947, when J. Edgar Hoover charged that Moscow was burrowing into the pillars of the U.S. government – and that President Harry Truman was failing to take the threat seriously.
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That anger boiled over in a June meeting at the White House when Tillerson "ripped into" Johnny DeStefano, the head of the presidential personnel office, for failing to take his staffing preferences seriously, US officials said.
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The United Nations blames both sides in the conflict for failing to take advantage of ceasefire to allow the evacuation of some of the hundreds of thousands of civilians believed to be trapped in eastern Aleppo.
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Both Mr. Mas and Mr. Rajoy — the two central antagonists in Catalonia's long-building dispute with Madrid — saw their popularity plummet after making austerity cuts and failing to take responsibility for corruption scandals in their parties.
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VTech will pay the FTC $650,000 over charges it violated the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and "failing to take reasonable steps to secure the data it collected," according to an FTC statement released Monday.
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Virginia Democrats had successfully attacked the Republican incumbents for failing to take moderate stands on issues like gun control, especially after the devastating Virginia Beach shooting, and highlighting their voting records against popular Medicaid expansion policies.
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The lawsuit filed on Monday in Los Angeles federal court accused the credit bureau of violating the U.S. Fair Credit Reporting Act by failing to take reasonable steps to assure that its consumer reports were accurate.
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An attempt by the Justice Department to share "best practices" for healing used by Ferguson, Mo., and Baltimore with neighborhood groups was criticized by activists for failing to take dismantling white supremacy as a starting point.
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But it's still a significant step forward for the rights of women and girls around the world — a step reproductive rights advocates have criticized President Obama for failing to take during his eight years in office.
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That was partly because of patients like the one admitted to the surgical department, who had symptoms that misled doctors into suspecting other illnesses and failing to take precautions to prevent the spread of the virus.
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The European Commission opened a legal case on Tuesday against three eastern EU members, including Poland, for failing to take in asylum-seekers to relieve EU states on the front lines of the bloc's migration crisis.
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So one of the biggest mistakes Americans make when preparing for retirement is failing to take full advantage of an employer match on company-sponsored plans, such as 401(k)s, which essentially offer free money.
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The Marine Corps faced blistering questioning on Tuesday from the Senate Armed Services Committee, with members accusing the leadership of failing to take action on an issue they said the corps has known about for years.
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While there are plenty of examples of unions failing to take sexual harassment seriously, they are still the best vehicle for acting collectively in the workplace, whether to enforce existing policies or to craft new ones.
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Two years after the 2005 hurricane, Congress issued reports that faulted the White House Homeland Security Council — where Nielsen directed preparedness and response — for failing to take the lead in staying on top of the unfolding disaster.
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Pound accused Coe, successor to Lamine Diack who is now under French police investigation on suspicion of corruption, and then-fellow vice-president Sergey Bubka of worsening the situation at IAAF by failing to take prompt action.
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Failing to take a holistic approach portends significant risks for investors and citizens in coming years, given the high costs involved in meeting ambitious global targets for reducing carbon dioxide emissions set under the Paris climate accord.
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They sent a "preliminary request for compensation" in a 41-page letter to the French prime minister and a dozen government ministers, denouncing the state for failing to take concrete and effective measures to combat climate change.
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Prosecutors are expected to charge Delyan Dobrev, energy minister in the centrist government of Boiko Borisov, for failing to take steps to stop payments to a consultant company engaged with the Belene project after it was canceled.
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The United Nations blames both sides in the conflict for failing to take advantage of the ceasefire to allow the evacuation of some of the hundreds of thousands of civilians believed to be trapped in eastern Aleppo.
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CNN's Jake Tapper grilled Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel Sunday for failing to take responsibility for the series of mistakes that were made in the months leading up to the Parkland school shooting that left 17 dead.
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Today, the head of school, Eric F. Peterson, who came to the school after the incidents occurred, is facing calls for his resignation for either covering up allegations of sexual misconduct or failing to take them seriously.
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The lawsuit, brought by the Arizona-based Center for Biological Diversity, accused the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency of failing to take action as required under the Clean Water Act to stem the rising threat of ocean acidification.
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The start of the Australian Open has been overshadowed by a report accusing tennis authorities of failing to take action against players repeatedly flagged up to the Tennis Integrity Unit (TIU) over suspicions of matches being thrown.
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Proponents argue that this risk is only relevant for the short-acting drug because it's related to people failing to take the drug every day, which can't happen with Vivitrol—a shot that lasts for a month.
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Labour has battled accusations of anti-Semitism since 2016 and Corbyn - a veteran campaigner for Palestinian rights - as well as other senior party officials have been criticized for failing to take decisive action to deal with it.
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The coalition attack did not amount to a war crime because it had no intent of hitting a civilian target, the panel concluded, but had violated international law by failing to take adequate precautions to protect civilians.
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Their campaigns might also be failing to take off because the man viewed as the real opposition leader in Russia, the anti-corruption activist Aleksei Navalny, has been barred from running, because of a revived criminal conviction.
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"By failing to take reasonable steps to confront the problem of multiple rapes and sexual assaults of LYFT passengers by LYFT drivers, LYFT has acted in conscious disregard of the safety of its passengers," the lawsuit alleges.
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The company has been embroiled in a series of privacy scandals — of which Cambridge Analytica is only the most glaring — and the last thing it needs is more accusations that it's failing to take users' privacy seriously.
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In November, China's parliament intervened in a Hong Kong court case that ultimately disqualified two pro-independence lawmakers for failing to take an official oath, by passing a ruling on the city's mini-constitution during the hearings.
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The number two U.S. automaker is suffering from a perception among investors that it lacks transparency and is failing to take quick, decisive action in executing its turnaround plan, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said in a note.
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"It's important to me that people understand where I'm coming from," Kushner wrote in the New York Observer last summer in response to a Jewish writer who said Trump was failing to take a stance against anti-Semitism.
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Arguably, the stakes for people who speak up are still much higher than for those who are called out, which is why any signal that ousted executives are failing to take the issue seriously can be especially insulting.
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Daze Aghaji, a climate protester and student at Goldsmiths, University of London, said many young people now feel "the social contract is void" as they prepare to face serious climate challenges older leaders are failing to take on.
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It was his ill-fortune, though, to be remembered for his turbulent reign as England manager between 1990 and 1993, when he was widely criticised for failing to take the national team to the 1994 World Cup finals.
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Besides the controversial jailing of several prominent young activists for unlawful assembly over the massive 2014 "Occupy" pro-democracy protests, authorities also ejected six pro-democracy lawmakers from the legislature for failing to take proper oaths of office.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly, who has received the brunt of criticism for failing to take the allegations against Porter seriously, told staff that Porter "was gone 40 minutes" after Kelly learned of the extent of his abuse.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Pro-European campaigners accused ministers of failing to take preparations for Brexit seriously enough on Thursday, after a committee of lawmakers published the government's sector-by-sector analysis on the impact of leaving the European Union.
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Graham Mackrell, who was Sheffield Wednesday Football Club's company secretary and safety officer at the time of the disaster, was charged with contravening safety rules and failing to take reasonable care for the health and safety of others.
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Besides the controversial jailing of several prominent young activists for unlawful assembly over the 2014 Occupy pro-democracy protests, the authorities also ejected six pro-democracy lawmakers from the legislature for failing to take proper oaths of office.
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Fox News recently increased its coverage of the issue, according to the left-leaning group Media Matters, but has mostly argued the crisis is caused by "virtue signaling" and city officials failing to take control of their residents.
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Senator Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, welcomed Thursday's pledges of action from Trump administration officials, even as he chided the president for failing to take the lead in confronting Russian election-year aggression.
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The sad truth is that elected officials and agency administrators are failing to take a bottom-up approach to the purchase, control, inventory, and proper destruction of such IT assets as software, computer hard drives and mobile devices.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Swedish teen activist Greta Thunberg will be joined on the steps of the Supreme Court on Wednesday by seven young Americans who have sued the U.S. government for failing to take action on climate change.
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With its obsessive focus on wooing voters who supported Donald Trump, it is neglecting the cornerstone of its coalition and failing to take the steps necessary to win back the House of Representatives and state houses in 2018.
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The filing accused the board of failing to take several steps that are normally required before a voter's name is removed, and also raised concerns about how the board oversaw the Brooklyn office's handling of the voter rolls.
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The Italians, having borne the brunt of the migrant wave since 2015, were outraged last year when Mr. Macron denounced the new Italian government for failing to take in hundreds of migrants aboard the Aquarius humanitarian rescue boat.
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Users failing to take off in the second year of some of these big platforms probably won't dissuade Apple, but it definitely will dissuade some investors from continuing to bet big on the near-term future of mobile AR.
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The company's contract with the army is relatively small, worth just $1 million, but represents a step forward for the military's use of AI. Some experts have criticized the US for failing to take full advantage of machine learning.
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The families of two BP employees killed in the 2013 Amenas gas plant attack in Algeria have filed a lawsuit in London's High Court against the company, accusing it of failing to take reasonable steps to protect its workers.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - U.S. banks are failing to take advantage of looser U.S. restrictions on trade with Cuba and the lack of financial services is hampering U.S. travel and business opportunities, former Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez said on Thursday.
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The average combined score of the 100 companies - 47 percent - shows that they are generally failing to take meaningful anti-slavery action and spur better practices in the private sector, according to Caroline Robinson of Focus on Labor Exploitation.
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In an essay in The Wall Street Journal, Gates, who also was defense secretary for George W. Bush and Barack Obama, criticized both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump for failing to take the threat posed by Putin's Russia seriously.
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The 16-year-old Swedish activist kicked off the summit with an impassioned and emotional speech to the UN General Assembly in which she chastised world leaders for failing to take action to slow the effects of climate change.
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The Labour Party has battled accusations of anti-Semitism since 2016 and Corbyn - a veteran campaigner for Palestinian rights - as well as other senior party officials have been accused of failing to take decisive action to deal with it.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a rare public statement Thursday in which he appeared to push back against President Trump, hours after Trump criticized him in a Fox News interview for failing to take control of the Justice Department.
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Several outside groups, such as American Bridge and Priorities USA, have already launched television and digital ads focusing on the weeks Trump spent minimizing the threat, and failing to take aggressive action to begin testing or stockpile medical supplies.
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The lawsuit is similar to the ones pro football players filed against the NFL -- essentially saying the NHL concealed the risks of traumatic brain injuries resulting from pro hockey and failing to take adequate steps to protect the players.
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"This facility is failing to take responsibility for the fact that they delayed calling 911 and made the decision to not evacuate their patients to one of the largest hospitals in Florida, which is directly across the street," Gov.
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As a scholar of political communication who has studied messaging for over 40 years, I believe we too often normalize what Trump says, failing to take seriously the potential impact of his language and its potentially dangerous behavioral consequences.
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That was in part because of patients like the one admitted to the surgical department, whose symptoms misled doctors into suspecting other illnesses and failing to take precautions to prevent spread of the virus until it was too late.
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She also faulted Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, for failing to take up legislation passed by the House on background checks for gun purchases, anti-domestic violence, immigration and a host of other issues.
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The senior author, Dr. Robert S. Rosenson, a professor of medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai, said that failing to take the medicine properly results in greater risk for heart attack, stroke and unstable angina.
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And on this front, a recent report from the German nonprofit atmosfair shows that US-based airlines have fared poorly compared to air carriers in other countries, failing to take climate change as seriously as some of their competitors abroad.
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The charges include releasing a substance in the environment that caused an adverse effect, failing to report the release of a substance as soon as possible, failing to take all reasonable measures to remediate and causing a disturbance to public land.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, who quit as Britain's former foreign minister last week, accused Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday of planning a phoney Brexit that would betray voters by failing to take the country completely out of the European Union.
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At the criminal trial, prosecutors argued that in neglecting to buckle Gray into a seat belt and failing to take him to a hospital, the officers&apos didn&apost follow department procedures and that their inaction amounted to a crime.
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ZURICH, June 22 (Reuters) - Luxembourg watchdogs have fined the local arm of Swiss private bank Edmond de Rothschild nearly 9 million euros ($10.1 million) for failing to take proper safeguards against money-laundering, the authorities and the bank said on Thursday.
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The company's filing also listed three individual Intel shareholders who had filed actions against members of Intel's board and other managers, alleging that they failed their duties to Intel by failing to take action in relation to alleged insider trading.
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Nevertheless, recovery from deep recession has stalled, with zero growth recorded in the second quarter of 22017 - the joint lowest reading in the 22014-nation euro zone - and efforts to end a deep-rooted banking crisis failing to take wing.
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But while the address was Mr. Trump's most public acknowledgment of the severity of the crisis, he also criticized the European Union, saying it helped spread the virus to the United States by failing to take sufficient precautions of its own.
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Further, VICE will argue that the judge erred by failing to take into account the disruptive effect the production order could have, including the risks to a journalist's physical safety, and in finding that it wouldn't disrupt Makuch's or VICE's work.
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In a landmark claim to be submitted on Monday at the United Nations, they argue that Australia, by failing to take adequate steps to reduce carbon emissions, has violated their fundamental human rights, including the right to maintain their culture.
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Brazil's decision not to host comes days after the release of a United States government report issued by 13 agencies warning that failing to take significant measures to slow down climate change would do tremendous damage to the American economy.
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Known as Kendra's Law, it permits state judges to order closely monitored outpatient treatment for people with serious mental illnesses who have records of failing to take medication, and who have frequently been hospitalized or jailed or have exhibited violent behavior.
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A BuzzFeed News report on Wednesday emphasized that Twitter's infamously spineless "abuse report infrastructure remains opaque and sometimes confounding," and reports of the site failing to take action on even the most cut-and-dry issues of harassment continue to mount up.
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Two pro-independence lawmakers who were elected never managed to take their seats however, having been ejected by the courts for failing to take their oaths of office properly after they staged a curse word-filled protest during the swearing-in process.
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BERLIN, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Failing to take decisive steps towards harmonising corporate tax rates and ensuring foreign internet giants pay more tax will further fuel populism in the European Union, France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said in a German newspaper interview.
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Under Title IX, which protects people from sex discrimination, universities are given 90 days to decide on a sexual assault case — an allotment that UNC has violated by failing to take action despite wrapping its investigation three months ago, as BuzzFeed reported.
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In November China's rubber-stamp parliament took a sledgehammer to Hong Kong's legal independence when it sought to sway a court case about whether two pro-democracy legislators should be disbarred for failing to take their oaths of loyalty to Communist China properly.
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One lawsuit filed in Equifax's hometown of Atlanta accused the company of negligence and willfully violating the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act for failing to take necessary steps to protect customer data including Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and driver's license numbers.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Israeli LGBT+ activists criticized Benjamin Netanyahu for failing to take action on behalf of their community despite the prime minister saying he supported gay and transgender rights in his first meeting with advocates after 10 years in power.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Turkey will never be a member of the European Union as long as it is governed by Tayyip Erdogan, German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Thursday, accusing the Turkish president of failing to take accession talks with the bloc seriously.
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The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, following a 14-month probe, released a scathing report Monday saying the consumer credit reporting agency aggressively collected data on millions of consumers and businesses while failing to take key steps to secure such information.
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Parker has since apologized to Nike employees in an internal memo for allowing a corporate culture at Nike that excluded some workers and for failing to take complaints about workplace issues more seriously, sources familiar told The Wall Street Journal in May.
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The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, following a 2900-month probe, released a scathing report Monday saying the consumer credit reporting agency aggressively collected data on millions of consumers and businesses while failing to take key steps to secure such information.
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The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, following a 2628-month probe, released a scathing report Monday saying the consumer credit reporting agency aggressively collected data on millions of consumers and businesses while failing to take key steps to secure such information.
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"This facility is failing to take responsibility for the fact that they delayed calling 911 and made the decision not to evacuate their patients to one of the largest hospitals in Florida, which is directly across the street," Scott said in a statement.
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In Britain, lawmakers from both the governing Conservative party, as well as the Labour opposition, have accused the government of failing to take adequate precautions to protect the residents of three British territories lying in the path of Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Jose.
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The UK's data protection regulator has been slammed by privacy experts for once again failing to take enforcement action over systematic breaches of the law linked to behaviorally targeted ads — despite warning last summer that the adtech industry is out of control.
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"If indeed there are some instances where former colleagues failed to report safety issues, then we are very disappointed they endangered themselves and other employees by failing to take the appropriate steps required by our safety rules," the McKittrick's management said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Leading Democrats in Congress called on Tuesday for cuts in U.S. support for Saudi Arabia and criticized President Donald Trump for failing to take action against Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who the CIA believes ordered the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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"For every Nirav Modi in this country, there's 10 more, and they are emboldened when they see the government failing to take action or pursue the right protocols," said Vineet Dhanda, a lawyer who is urging the Indian government to tighten up the banking sector.
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After completing a two-year sentence, he was deported in May 2018 Ler is waiting on an appeal after he was handed a two-year jail term for abetting Farrera-Brochez, providing false information to authorities and failing to take care of confidential information.
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Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump lashes out at former President Barack Obama for failing to take a harder line against Russia for election meddling, Trump's own advisers are struggling to convince him that Russia still poses a threat, according to multiple senior administration officials.
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Twitter's initial interpretation of the suspect's tweets as not in violation of its policies was the latest of many prominent examples of the site failing to take action against onslaughts of targeted harassment and the rise of bots, trolls, and white supremacists across the platform.
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As YouTube garners heat for failing to take action on purported hate speech, the company is trying to shift the narrative all while reminding the public that after 14 years it's still writing the rough drafts of some of its core rules of engagement.
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"This facility is failing to take responsibility for the fact that they delayed calling 911 and made the decision not to evacuate their patients to one of the largest hospitals in Florida, which is directly across the street," Scott said in a statement last week.
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"This facility is failing to take responsibility for the fact that they delayed calling 911 and made the decision not to evacuate their patients to one of the largest hospitals in Florida, which is directly across the street," Scott said in a statement last month.
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LONDON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - The families of two BP employees killed in the 2013 In Amenas gas plant attack in Algeria have filed a lawsuit in London's High Court against the company, accusing it of failing to take reasonable steps to protect its workers.
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The technology was developed in the late 1800s and has existed in some form since the 1920s, and over the last century the fad has cropped up time and again only to slip back into obscurity after failing to take hold in the market.
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Critics accused the government of playing down the disease, and failing to take strict precautions to prevent its arrival in the country, in order to avoid provoking China, a key trading partner and a lifeline for Iran's economy in the face of U.S. sanctions.
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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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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Jackline Wambui, who won the 800 metres at the Kenyan trials, and Linda Kageha, who was in the mixed relay team, have withdrawn from the world championships after failing to take mandatory testosterone level tests, an Athletics Kenya (AK) official said on Thursday.
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On Saturday, a group calling itself the Revolutionary Right Force, a splinter of the larger Right Sector nationalist organization, pitched a tent on Kiev's central square and called for the ouster of the government because of corruption and failing to take a harder line against Russia.
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Sarah Treul, a political scientist at the University of North Carolina, suggested in an email that by failing to take a firm stand against Trump in the early stages of the Republican primaries, the establishment may have lost its ability to be persuasive in future elections.
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But what we incredulous political analysts keep failing to take into account—what I was reminded of when I went to a Trump rally last week and listened hard to his supporters—is that the people voting for him aren't evaluating him through any usual ideological lens.
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It has blamed its inability to remove hate speech targeting the Rohingyas and other ethnic minorities partly on users failing to take advantage of its reporting tool, although, as The Guardian reports, these tools were only translated from into Burmese sometime in the spring of this year.
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The agency has also been criticized for failing to take proper steps to stop the spread of the Zika virus, issuing exaggerated and incorrect information about the 2009 swine flu outbreak, and advancing bogus information about cancer-risks related to consuming certain meats and using smartphones.
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Yes, but: The company also used the event to discuss some of its work and processes in areas like user safety, "health" of the service, and security — areas in which Twitter has been heavily criticized for failing to take swift or clear action to solve problems.
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A recent inquiry by the New York State Department of Health found that some long-term hospitals grappling with C. auris were failing to take basic measures, such as using disposable gowns and latex gloves, or to post warning signs outside the rooms of infected patients.
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It is a huge leap to move from a single lineage to broad conclusions about ancestry being "European" or "Arab," especially when these terms are used as monolithic ancestral groups — failing to take into account movements of individuals and groups throughout the last few thousand years.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Belgium paid the price for failing to take their chances against France but will now have to shake off their disappointment and focus on finishing third at the World Cup, their coach Roberto Martinez said after his team's defeat in the semi-final.
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After completing a lengthy 12-hour shift, nurse Katherine Lockler sat in her car on January 27 and took to Facebook to tell her followers about the countless people failing to take basic precautions to protect themselves—and others—from contracting the flu in her hospital emergency room.
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The controversy over the grants stems from the social welfare department failing to take responsibility for social service payments or to find a new provider after the Constitutional Court ruled in 2014 that the tender won by Cash Paymaster Services (CPS), a unit of technology company Net1, was illegal.
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Roy Cooper in North Carolina, who signed an executive order on Climate Change in 2018, has repeatedly ignored the concerns of scientists, health advocates, front-line communities and conservation organizations, failing to take action to stop the world's largest wood pellet manufacturer, Enviva, from continued expansion throughout the state.
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The strained relationship appeared to reach a pivotal point in August when Trump in a Fox News interview faulted Sessions for failing to take control of "corruption" at the Justice Department and suggested he had only brought him into the administration because he demonstrated "loyalty" during the presidential campaign.
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In recent years, the office also has highlighted the essential need for federal regulatory reform – the urgency of which grows with every rule that's too quickly finalized in Washington, while failing to take into account the full impact it may have on the small business and franchise community.
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The strained relationship appeared to reach a pivotal point in August when, in a Fox News interview, Trump faulted Sessions for failing to take control of "corruption" at the Justice Department and suggested he had only brought him into the administration because he demonstrated "loyalty" during the presidential campaign.
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Elijah Manangoi announced last week that he would not be defending his 1,500m title due to injury, while Jackline Wambui, who won the 800 meters at the Kenyan trials, and Linda Kageha, who was in the mixed relay team, withdrew after failing to take mandatory testosterone level tests.
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While it's true President-elect Trump may radically alter US policy, Obama still has a chance to salvage his own legacy in Palestine and Israel after spending the last eight years warning of the dangers of Israeli rejectionism and settlement growth while failing to take any concrete action to stop them.
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But if we continue pretending it is -- arguing over border walls, deporting good kids brought here as infants by their parents, and deploying our military along the southern border -- we run the risk of making it so, or of at least failing to take full advantage of our geographic bounty.
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"I'd like to assure people that the central government shall do everything possible to bring about improvement in air quality in Delhi and the Nation Capital Region," federal environment minister Harsh Vardhan said as authorities faced criticism for failing to take steps to fight a problem that erupts every year.
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Image: NASA After decades of failing to take a reactor design from paper into orbit, NASA joined forces with the Department of Energy and Lockheed Martin in 2008 to pursue a nuclear power source called an advanced Stirling radioisotope generator (ASRG) that would be four times as efficient as RTGs.
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PG&E may be the biggest culprit so far, but every person and business in or near the state's vast wild lands has to be held accountable for failing to take the necessary steps to reduce the intensity of wildfires as the climate changes and makes these wild infernos more likely.
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With a population of nearly 30 million people, expanding Medicaid in Texas would significantly impact insurance rates in the US. Failing to take on the policy, however, keeps millions of people in the Lone Star state living without insurance, creating a continued strain on the medical system and affecting public health.
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TikTok has increasingly sought to distinguish itself from larger networks such as Facebook and Twitter, which have come under fire both by those who accuse them of failing to take action against racism and hate speech that violates terms of service and by conservative media accusing them without evidence of bias against conservatives.
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But it is not the first scandal for the university, which was rocked by revelations about Jerry Sandusky, a former assistant football coach who was convicted of child molestation, and by the prosecution of former administrators, including a former president, who were found guilty of failing to take action to stop Mr. Sandusky.
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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 suspect — who made a detailed confession last month, only to retract it this past week under a new legal team — has a violent neo-Nazi past and police record, renewing criticism that Germany's security apparatus, with its long track record of neglecting far-right extremism, is still failing to take the threat seriously enough.
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After a report by the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism reprimanded Rolling Stone for failing to take fundamental steps to verify Jackie's account, and after the Charlottesville police said they had found no evidence that an episode like the one described had occurred, the magazine retracted the article and removed it from its website.
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Those rules — delivered in a 2011 "Dear Colleague" letter sent to colleges by the Obama Administration that laid out how sexual assault complaints were to be handled, as well a 2014 follow-up — came in response to accounts of colleges failing to take complaints seriously, letting untrained employees botch investigations and meting out little discipline.
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"The Geneva commodities trader has been convicted of failing to take all the organisational measures that were reasonable and necessary to prevent its employees and agents from bribing public officials in order to gain access to the petroleum markets in the Republic of Congo and Ivory Coast," a statement from the Swiss Attorney General's Office on Thursday said.
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Republicans have accused Democrats of failing to take negotiations on border security and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's border wall seriously, calling on negotiators to put forward a compromise.
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"The Geneva commodities trader has been convicted of failing to take all the organisational measures that were reasonable and necessary to prevent its employees and agents from bribing public officials in order to gain access to the petroleum markets in the Republic of Congo and Ivory Coast," a statement from the Swiss Attorney General's Office said.
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Prosecutors claim Buck deliberately targeted young gay men in the West Hollywood area, taking advantage of homeless people and addicts in particular, and coerced them into allowing him to inject them with drugs, according to the AP. Buck was arrested in September after local activists extensively criticized local authorities for failing to take action after the earlier deaths.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Seven young Americans who have sued the U.S. government for failing to take action on climate change will join Swedish teen activist Greta Thunberg on the steps of the Supreme Court on Wednesday to urge political leaders and lawmakers to support their legal fight and take action to phase out the use of fossil fuels.
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Sopko is "criticizing them for failing to take a strategic, long-term planning approach, when their mission was to come up with quick-impact projects that would 'win hearts and minds' in the short term or that would move quickly to build institutional capacity for private-sector growth," one close observer of the task force told POLITICO.
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Reporting in JAMA, the authors said their data suggested that rapid person-to-person spread of the virus had occurred among their cases, in part because of patients like the one admitted to the surgical department, who had symptoms that misled doctors into suspecting other illnesses and failing to take precautions to prevent spread of the virus until it was too late.
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Takacs said central Europe with its solid economic growth and fiscal discipline, presented "added value" to the EU. "They might not like our position on relocation (quotas) but let's try and not to talk about only relocation," he said, referring to legal cases which the EU's executive may open against three eastern members for failing to take in asylum-seekers.
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Nigerian Twitter has an impersonation problem — and the platform is failing to take action Rosemary Ajayi writes about a series of incidents in which people impersonated Nigerian politicians in an effort to scam them out of money: Impersonation is a growing problem on Nigerian Twitter with some accounts set up using politicians' names to promote propaganda while others snag celebrity names as part of marketing fraud schemes.
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He knows that you're due to impose a second round of sanctions against Russia next week for failing to take "remedial measures" on chemical weapons after a nerve agent attack in the UK. While it's unclear whether you two will meet, Putin may try to convince you to push off the sanctions for some reason wholly unrelated to the fact that he broke US law.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) on Sunday slammed Republicans for offering their condolences in the wake of the Texas church shooting while failing to take concrete steps to curb gun violence.
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In the net-settlement case, the enforcement "highlights the risks associated with a U.S. person failing to take adequate steps to ensure that transactions that it processes are compliant with U.S. economic sanctions laws — particularly in instances in which a U.S. person has actual knowledge or reason to know, prior to the transaction being effected, of an SDN's past, present, or future interest in such a transaction," OFAC said.
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The class action lawsuit, filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California last week, and reviewed by INSIDER, claims that, as a result of William "Rick" Singer's ploy, "each of the universities took the students' admission application fees while failing to take adequate steps to ensure that their admissions process was fair and free of fraud, bribery, cheating and dishonesty," according to the complaint.
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Lawyer Michael Avenatti on Saturday said President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's response to the Saudis over the death of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi has been an "outrage," denouncing the president for failing to take a "strong stance" against the kingdom.
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Read more:People across the US are on edge after shootings in El Paso and Dayton, with loud noises in public areas sparking mass panicThe El Paso shooting suspect wanted to get Russian-developed ammunition that gun bloggers have raved is the 'most lethal'The FBI has been accused of failing to take white nationalist terror seriously, ignoring warnings as long ago as 20094 dead, 2 injured in stabbing rampage in Southern California
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MORE FROM REUTERS Exclusive: Mexico opens up its heroin fight to U.S., U.N. observers Macau billionaire's aide pleads guilty in U.N. bribe case Slideshow: Top photos of the week Asked whether she now believes that failing to take a tougher stand against Syria was her worst foreign policy mistake as secretary of state under President Barack Obama, Clinton said she favored more aggressive action against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Read more:America's most notorious white nationalist says he knew Stephen Miller 'quite well' while they were members of a Duke University conservative clubA white nationalist was arrested after threatening to shoot up a Jewish community center in Ohio, police sayThe FBI has been accused of failing to take white nationalist terror seriously, ignoring warnings as long ago as 2009White nationalists and the alt-right are disillusioned with Trump — and some are joining the Yang Gang
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Vernon also cautions that it's important for married couples to plan carefully when claiming Social Security, so the surviving spouse gets the highest amount possible should one of them die.) Some retirees are not even aware of R.M.D. rules, said David C. John, a senior strategic policy adviser at the AARP Public Policy Institute, despite hefty penalties for failing to take them (703 percent of the money not withdrawn), and may be uncomfortable calculating them.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinGOP's Kennedy sends warning shot to Trump nominee Menashi Senate Democrats block government spending bill Kavanaugh impeachment push hits Capitol buzz saw MORE (D-Ill.), the No. 2628 Democrat in the Senate, has been hammering FDA for failing to take action to stop a massive surge in teen vaping, and late last week threatened to call for the resignation of acting FDA Commissioner Ned Sharpless if nothing happened.
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The NAACP is suing President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and his administration for failing to take steps to fully count minorities during the upcoming 2020 census, saying that undercounting will cause minority communities to be underfunded.
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We all know that maniacal drive to do all those summer things you only get a few months to do, and stitching them together is the thread of enjoying it while it lasts, a concept that really pours the pressure on, while failing to take into account both the earth's relationship to the sun and the overwhelming evidence suggesting that we're all in for a hell of a lot more summer if we don't stop destroying our planet.
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"One of the biggest tax mistakes made by the average salaried worker is failing to take full advantage of the many valuable retirement tax incentives — or worse, not participating in the plan at all," said Benjamin L. Grosz, an attorney who works with clients on tax planning at Ivins, Phillips & Barker in Washington, D.C. If your employer offers 215(k) and 215(b) retirement plans, you'll get the biggest tax break if you participate to the maximum amount allowed.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Tuesday accused Democrats who oppose his immigration proposal of advocating for "open borders" and failing to take seriously the effort to enshrine into law legal protections for "Dreamers," immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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Reps. Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarDemocrats tear into Trump's speech: It was a 'MAGA rally' Democrats walk out of Trump's address: 'It's like watching professional wrestling' Omar: Trump address reads 'as if a coequal branch of government doesn't exist' MORE (D-Minn.), in a tweet sent during President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE's State of the Union address, called out Trump and the Republican-controlled Senate for failing to take up bills passed by the House addressing climate change, drug prices and immigration.
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