Fails, after all, plays a character named ... Jimmie Fails.
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If he fails, the country fails, the world fails, at all costs, even if it means a better quality of life.
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For they all know, if America fails the West fails.
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You hope he fails, and you hope he fails hard.
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Even when the L.A. Phil fails, though, it fails memorably.
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But he fails — he fails miserably, and everybody finds love. Everyone!
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That fails them and fails the economy for all of us.
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"Evil can sprout in any society that fails to examine itself, that fails to remember the past, and that fails to educate," he told CNN.
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If Snap succeeds or fails, it will be because Spiegel succeeds or fails.
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I thought about it because I thought I'll let him ... If he fails, he fails.
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The law fails to recognize a core-noncore distinction for management and fails to protect investors.
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But what happens if ambition fails to counteract ambition, what happens if stability fails to assert itself in the face of chaos and instability, if indecency fails to call out indecency.
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Compared to Touch ID (which fails 227 in 23,000 times), Face ID fails 1 in 1,000,000 times.
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He tries and fails to write poetry, tries and fails to write fiction, and plays in a band.
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In other words, a constitutional crisis is when either someone fails the Constitution or the Constitution fails us.
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This pattern of behavior fails to be responsive to demographic change and fails to capitalize on new markets.
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Sometimes the best physics fails are fails in the sense that they produce results that are even better than reality.
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Appropriately for a novel of the anti-self, much of this wrongness is passively accomplished: A man fails to prevent a murder, a man fails to father his son, another father fails to defend himself against another son.
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The Secure Act aims to eliminate companies' fear of legal liability if the annuity provider fails or otherwise fails to deliver.
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If this fails, the president chooses different party members to attempt government formation; if that too fails, the country holds early elections.
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Protecting vulnerable children is a core purpose of the Medicaid program and when the program fails to do so, it fails entirely.
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Here Lippmann fails spectacularly, and he fails because his solution to the problems of democracy is to abandon everything that makes democracy worthwhile.
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Somewhat hilariously, "Random Access Memories" fails to crack the top 10 on any of these, or it fails to be included at all.
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Tichina Arnold, who plays Fails' aunt in the film, says Fails' quest spoke to her, as someone who grew up middle class in Queens.
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If any aspect of our health care system fails to adhere to ethical standards around informed consent, it also fails to meet patient care.
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In a way I feel sorry for him, because the bully is never secure in his own skin and eventually fails and fails badly.
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So should any similar proposal that fails to invest in our infrastructure, guts public health and engagement laws and fails to protect working families.
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If May fails to win over lawmakers on the treaty or fails to hold an election, Britain will leave with no deal on June 1.
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However, if May fails to win over lawmakers on the treaty or fails to hold an election, Britain will leave with no deal on June 1.
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When feminism fails to be intersectional — and fails to be inclusive of marginalized groups like the trans community — it can become tone-deaf, excluding, and even transphobic.
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It not only fails to delay the age when teens first have sex, but also fails to reduce unintended pregnancies and the spread of sexually transmitted infections.
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Thus the mayor who fails to remove snow from roads, neglects pothole repair, distributes impure water or fails to keep streets from flooding loses the next election.
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Abstinence-only education not only fails to delay the age when teens first have sex, but also fails to reduce unintended pregnancies and the spread of STDs.
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A society that fails to empower its youth, women, and people of color fails to benefit from what a majority of the population can bring to the table.
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You would think we would be a bit closer to that happening as each Republican attempt to avoid the hard truths fails and fails again ... but we're not.
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Here's the thing that Samsung fails to understand: modern technology is so good that on the rare occasions when it fails, that news quickly grows into a meme.
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Just as he fails to adequately distinguish between very different forms of wasting time, Professor Lightman fails to consider the relative applicability of his proposals to different use cases.
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According to the suit, Lyft fails to involve police in reported assault cases, and also fails to report to users if drivers have ever been accused of sexual assault.
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If fourth-seeded Elina Svitolina fails to reach the semifinals and top-seeded Karolina Pliskova fails to reach the final, the top spot will be Muguruza's for the first time.
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But the cancellation doesn't take effect unless the person fails to respond to a mailed notice and fails to vote in three consecutive federal elections, spanning six years in all.
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"Once you're into any mixed motive situation, once it is established that there is a legitimate public interest … the managers' case fails and it fails under their own terms," he said.
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But he fails, miserably, and that failure isn't just a reflection on him but on all of us, because it is not just Hardy who fails to see beyond the stigma.
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North Carolina fails to repeal 'bathroom bill' -- now what?
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" President Trump applauded: "The Fake News Media never fails.
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" But "a free man, when he fails, blames nobody.
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If May fails to forge consensus within her party and with opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn and if parliament fails to agree an extension, Britain will crash out the EU without a deal.
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Those criticisms would only be amplified if Sanders fails to bow out of the race in a timely fashion or, even worse, fails to enthusiastically endorse Biden by the convention this summer.
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Trump Will Be 'Angry' If Health Bill Fails President Trump said he will be "very angry" if the Senate fails in its effort to pass a health care bill in the near future.
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The Senate is expected to take a procedural vote on the Nelson-Rubio amendment first before moving —if it fails— to Cornyn's amendment, and then, if it fails, to the Blunt-Murray compromise.
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My greatest fear is that if Congress fails to provide adequate funding and fails to combat Medicaid fraud associated with treatment, the law enforcement community will be left to pick up the pieces.
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This again shows the common thread in West's writing: Anything that fails to include all of these issues, from wealth inequality to militarism, simply fails to address the full scale of white supremacy.
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But he fails to match stylistic panache with intellectual substance.
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" - Cory"Kanye never fails, he never disappoints, that's number one.
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This new policy fails to do this on our campus.
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That's also helpful in case the spacecraft fails in orbit.
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But the army fails to transform these "likes" into action.
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And yes, there are epic fails trying to juggle everything.
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So when all else fails, embrace Plan B and improvise.
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If he fails... well, there's always the next campaign cycle.
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Zendaya Zendaya never fails to provide makeup inspo – that glow!
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It's time for the financial fails of this new generation.
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The third thing is a company fails to reinvent itself.
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Political journalism generally fails to answer the most important question.
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Ford fails to react, basically throwing Bernie under the bus.
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If all else fails, there's always stalling for more time.
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Samsung tries to deliver a big innovation and fails miserably.
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Auerbach fails to fully understand the deliberate nature of free
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Facebook's API fails to meet three of these five guidelines.
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If he fails then he will call an early election.
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LG: What failed in that case is what usually fails.
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If the government fails the people, they can replace it.
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It also fails to track consumers' biggest broadband complaint: pricing.
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If humanity fails to act, it will get just deserts.
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What Facebook fails to acknowledge is that it isn't neutral.
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So, yeah, hopefully I don't end up on celebrity fails.
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If that fails, Wannamine will use EternalBlue to break in.
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The one who reacts, though, is the one who fails.
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If that bit of RNA fails, women produce extra proteins.
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Often times, it completely fails to answer the question altogether.
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If the program fails, the investors risk losing their investments.
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Months later, Boy fails to meet Girl's needs and desires.
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When he fails, he conveys a real sense of menace.
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If she fails, no one really knows what comes next.
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It fails to load in, but hey, there's a Pidgey!
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If and when reform fails, they can blame Democrats' intransigence.
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Yet Syria fails to stir the same feelings of solidarity.
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Corporate security talks a big game but fails every time.
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But even more troublesome is when the order fails entirely.
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He never fails to make me feel loved and special.
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If he fails, the president asks another politician to try.
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In short, the legal system fails victims of sexual harassment.
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Luke tries to set the house on fire and fails.
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One suggested that, when all else fails, just marry Lydia.
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Subtlety as aesthetic strategy fails only when it attenuates id.
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Fortunately, Plex lets you subscribe via URL if search fails.
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If that fails, then it's back to the drawing board.
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"This picture never fails to draw a gasp," Buell said.
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A filibuster occurs when that attempt to end debate fails.
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It utterly fails to penalize Facebook in any effective way.
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If all else fails, you can try waiting in line.
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When the system fails you, you create your own system.
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If communication ever fails, then the unit might not survive.
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If it fails, the young leader has promised to resign.
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Today deposit insurance protects customers even if their bank fails.
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It's a phrase that never fails to make me cringe.
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If Rubio fails in New Hampshire, where will he succeed?
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Consequently, the public fails to learn about some important matters.
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When all else fails, chocolate chip cookies are the answer.
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However, if the vote fails, there could be more selling.
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If the team fails, Fomenko will be the natural scapegoat.
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If Rosenstein fails to appoint an outside prosecutor, Democratic Sen.
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It was the first of many overseas fails for WeChat.
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And if all else fails, just throw on some Miley.
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"Women should feel good about their bodies" fails this test.
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And that's just why McCarthy thinks The Handmaid's Tale fails.
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But every attempt at adding to the canon fails miserably.
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If that fails, a split could be on the cards.
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Some legislation fails even though the party faithful love it.
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The clause applies when a bank fails a stress test.
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The theme of the week is timing, and everyone fails.
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If the [commodities] business fails, it will be a disaster.
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The death penalty fails to meet any of those measurements.
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But the report fails to show this standard was met.
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If that fails to happen, they will be left exposed.
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It fails at its fundamental mission of tracking my sleep.
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The abortion pill fails that test, according to the ACLU.
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Or your vision, when completed, fails to match your fantasy.
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If OPEC fails to clinch a production agreement on Nov.
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If quiet diplomacy with management fails, try alerting the board.
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When all else fails, McConnell's preferred tactic is feigned powerlessness.
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Indians, as much as Kashmiris, should hope that he fails.
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But if Romney fails, maybe Bloomberg can break Trump's momentum.
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The Trump EPA's new "ACE" rule fails the American people.
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As evidenced by recent unfortunate events, this system often fails.
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It's not surprising that Trump fails to appreciate the irony.
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Welfare fails because it discourages people from improving their lives.
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If the bill fails, it's not clear what will happen.
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That fails to explain why no one understands Ben Carson.
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But here too, Trump regularly fails to meet those standards.
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Every family has ways it fails to adhere to convention.
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This slide, superimposed over the previous, shows why IoT fails.
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"The government's attempt to thread this needle fails," he wrote.
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If it fails, well, no one really knows what happens.
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Machinery fails and is repaired in the nick of time.
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For me, the worst is not that the health fails.
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Simply, the government fails to see the benefits of inversion.
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If the program fails, however, only the investors lose money.
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Another option: antidepressants, and if all else fails, electroconvulsive therapy.
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"Rent control is what happens when everything fails," he said.
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So, if that fails, just stick with thoughts and prayers.
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When a tactic fails, it is time to change tactics.
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Another dangerous cross for Croatia fails to meet a target.
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Greta Ann Fails and Nicholas Charles O'Neill were married Oct.
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If all else fails, you have something you can control.
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But far too often that attempt to be interesting fails.
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The Supreme Court blocks an execution; another Brexit deal fails.
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The Court's decision today fails to safeguard that fundamental principle.
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Electricity blackouts occurred weekly; now electricity fails once a month.
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If Macron fails, it can bring the end of Europe.
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Or if he fails to get control of our borders.
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If Congress fails to act, these recruits' permits will expire.
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If he fails, Sadio Mane can pick up the slack.
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If that fails, it is unclear who would replace him.
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He conveniently fails to mention his gratuitous statement that Mrs.
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The court's decision today fails to safeguard that fundamental principle.
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He holds his head, but fails to draw a foul.
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I have an incredible internal clock that rarely fails me.
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Trump fails to grasp that black voters are strategically pragmatic.
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A political system that often fails to address these challenges.
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Trump utterly fails to rise to his first real crisis.
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Particularly on defense, when everything else fails, I fall down.
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Doubtfire, Wilson the volleyball, beauty blend fails, and even blackface.
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In our view, Trump fails many criteria for CEO success.
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Here are a few other particularly memorable celebrity PR fails.
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The agency's live stream for monthly meetings still often fails.
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By promising results and cutting itself off if it fails.
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If it fails, the bill is unlikely to become law.
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The marriage fails, but she keeps trying on her own.
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Population fails to explain the figures conclusively, the Costas said.
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Where the movie fails is in carrying over the characters.
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In the event of a tie vote the motion fails.
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In the event of a tie vote, the motion fails.
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The worst that could happen is that the experiment fails.
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Everyone is at risk when the government fails its citizens.
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If he fails, he could face tough questions back home.
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And when all else fails, is suicide such a surprise?
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Yet ObamaCare fails the "social justice" test on many measures.
|
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The Republican bill also fails to address issues of affordability.
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When one tactic fails you, it's easy to get discouraged.
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If someone fails to contribute, they're not great allies. pic.twitter.
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They have no backup plan if their original plan fails.
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If Netanyahu fails, Gantz would likely be given an opportunity.
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When all else fails, use this simple formula: strength + flavor.
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It fails to recognize how institutions contribute to this anxiety.
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It disdains large families while it fails to reproduce itself.
|
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Ironically, the Dow fails on each one of these considerations.
|
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Mr. Trump fails to meet the bar for this commitment.
|
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But McKinlay is interested in those times that it fails.
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Now, if Obamacare fails, you can pin it on Ryan.
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So those fails are going to happen whoever is president.
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So if the copying fails, the original data is untouched.
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If it fails to do that, it could be delisted.
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If the vote fails, May might well fail with it.
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There's actually an easy formula for figuring out what fails.
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Read This Next: People Told Us Their Biggest Parenting Fails
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Some of this magic fails, and some of it succeeds.
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For the United States to uncritically echo this opposition not only fails to consider whether these concerns are valid, but fails to appreciate the human rights violations that LGBT people experience in those countries.
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Populist Geert Wilders fails to live up to hype in Dutch elections Populist Geert Wilders fails to live up to hype in Dutch elections Updated 22012/863/286 to reflect the latest election results.
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I've tried everything I can think of (and everything folks online can think of), to no avail; the phone either fails to connect altogether or fails to stay connected longer than 30 seconds or so.
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As a former prosecutor, I often wonder, when a grand jury fails to indict or a trial jury fails to convict such an officer, whether the prosecutor proceeded with the vigor that the circumstances warranted.
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If love fails them there is no hope for us muggles.
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First Fails is a new mini-series from Mashable and Bravo.
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The result is that Tate fails to rise as a sensibility.
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If the government fails to do that, it could lose legitimacy.
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If it fails, we may not know until it's too late.
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But that the attack usually fails makes it no less contemptible.
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But what happens when another car fails to respect that order?
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When it fails, he slaps it across the face multiple times.
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Somehow, even when it succeeds at subverting expectations, this movie fails.
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But, then again, the internet never fails to defy our expectations.
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But it's also possible that the bill fails in the House.
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If a single drone fails, it will simply land in place.
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The adrenaline trip that is Startup Battlefield never fails to disappoint.
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Or, if all else fails, the NSYNC holiday album still slaps.
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Nick: This to me is where the film fails most visibly.
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And if all else fails, you've got the bitchin' '80s soundtrack.
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If the referendum fails, Mr Renzi says he will step down.
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"Almost every boycott fails to achieve its punitive goal," says Glickman.
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The evidence fails to prove the allegations beyond a reasonable doubt.
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If this deal fails, that would be Jia's highest-profile setback.
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In one, gravity fails, leaving Aurora drowning in a levitating pool.
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But if a bank fails, it takes your money with it.
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"The appeal fails," Judge Dennis Davis said in his written judgement.
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If that fails, be sure to stop drinking long before bedtime.
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Notably, the new program fails to address the issue of immigration.
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Or, if all else fails, she said, just turn it off.
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O. J. fails miserably, and blames it on his emotional state.
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When Touch ID fails, you just try it a second time.
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If the site owner fails to comply, registrars for YouTube-MP3.
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If all else fails, there's always... (drumroll please) digital detox camp!
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The "Trump as independent" genre also fails on a deeper level.
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So the technology doesn't get adopted and fails to provide value.
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For a cautionary tale, remember the high-profile social media fails.
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Even if that fails, Congress will continue to investigate Mr Trump.
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It's an expensive process, and it often fails to pay off.
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If this fails, he said he will appeal the court's decision.
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Anyone who fails to comply will be arrested, the leaflets claim.
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Assuming tomorrow's withdrawal agreement vote fails, that remains the exit date.
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And if it fails, then the problems will not be addressed.
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If it fails, a leftist like Mr Petro could be next.
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An impeachment that fails along party lines is worse than useless.
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Bartleby fails to acquiesce in carrying out his humdrum, tedious tasks.
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It fails, sure, but there are 11 more films to go.
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The big picture: When corporations capture their regulators, laissez-faire fails.
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If Drake's rapping career ever fails, at least he has basketball.
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In the end, the baker who fails the least, wins $10,000.
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If she fails, President Kersti Kaljulaid can turn to Ratas' coalition.
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If he fails, he could bring conflict to the entire galaxy.
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But sometimes the government itself fails to speak with one voice.
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Carl actually comes for Negan, tries to kill him, and fails.
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Change Your HabitsIf all else fails, you could change your habits.
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If she fails to satisfy their demands, her coalition may collapse.
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If he fails, his fifth term may be a short one.
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Every once and awhile, something good doesn't get seen and fails.
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Equity investors worry that stocks could tumble if the bill fails.
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Even if Markey's legislation fails, net neutrality won't be entirely dead.
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If he fails, he goes to surgery, it's over for him.
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If he fails, he said he would call a snap election.
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If it fails, liberals could lose control of the Canadian government.
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Kenny's trick fails miserably and ends up impaling his hand right.
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Soulful yet techy it's a great set opener and never fails.
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That said, if any point fails, it's not as easily repairable.
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Attempted projectile launch by North Korea fails, South Korean officials report.
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Undoubtedly, this is a system that routinely fails the entire country.
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If all else fails, that one's definitely got spin-off potential.
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Twitter is in freefall as it fails to add new users.
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If a VPN does not deliver privacy or security, it fails.
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Facebook could face fines if it fails to comply, CNIL added.
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Lady Gaga never fails to flaw us with her exquisite style.
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If all else fails, you can just stick to corded landlines.
|
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And he's got a backup generator in case that one fails.
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His takeaway: If Connect is a social network, it fails miserably.
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However, if the plan fails, the company plans a full liquidation.
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If he fails, we'll know this White House is truly ungovernable.
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Readiness begets the ability to fight and win when deterrence fails.
|
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Can art succeed where porn fails—to actually turn us on?
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"AMERICA'S GOT TALENT" often fails to live up to its title.
|
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Alphabet's strong ad sales growth fails to offset surge in costs .
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Even in the realm of fiction, the tortoise fails to delight.
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The government will shut down if the bill fails to pass.
|
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Clinton asked about favorite world leader after Johnson fails to answer.
|
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Yet, the Senate's BUILD Act fails to include this critical body.
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"He fails to listen to the people," he said of Israel.
|
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Once again Obama fails to classify China as a currency manipulator.
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The harder Clinton tries to be hip, the more she fails.
|
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If the BAT fails, corporate tax reform will be much shallower.
|
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This is where the obesity penalty really fails the reality test.
|
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When all else fails, turn to your friends and resale sites.
|
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We're sure we haven't seen the last of the Photoshop fails.
|
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And now if one fails, we have to buy another one.
|
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If the tax plan fails, the administration could be irreparably compromised.
|
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Most of the time, however, Google has answers when Alexa fails.
|
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If Mr. Trump fails to recover, Republicans still question whether Mrs.
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The West falls as it fails to see Europe being overrun.
|
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If the advertisers do not show up, the business model fails.
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But she ultimately fails, necessitating the aid of her super-boyfriend.
|
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Yet scholarship often fails to acknowledge philosophical discourses initiated by artists.
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We've seen a lot of spray-tan fails over the years.
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If that fails, they may go to the ER for relief.
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That too fails, and Jimmy and Ashley never consummate their relationship.
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Go deeper: How North Korean diplomacy fails ... How we got here
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Solo fails because to explain Han Solo is to kill him.
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If that fails, bitcoin could drop to near $2,000, he said.
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Hillary fails to land as strongly as its remarkable assets promise.
|
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All of this fails a basic test: It's not even coherent.
|
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The president fails to protect the country from an ongoing attack.
|
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If he fails, there is no one to blame but himself.
|
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This problem will only get worse if Congress fails to act.
|
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May's deal — and then decide what to do if that fails.
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Remind yourself you aren't alone — everybody fails from time to time.
|
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As his father's health fails, the Dadbot gets better and better.
|
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So we're going to do a bunch of wins and fails.
|
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Theresa May's spokesperson fails to rule out changing food safety rules.
|
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If this threat somehow fails to move enough votes, and Mrs.
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Those hearings may begin again if the Graham-Cassidy effort fails.
|
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"I don't care if this fails," she said in an interview.
|
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If all else fails, you'll have to enlist some outside help.
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When all else fails, use this simple formula: strength plus flavor.
|
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Nothing happens if a governor fails to invest in prosecutorial services.
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If it fails, it should be localized as much as possible.
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A one-loss Alabama team that fails to win its conference?
|
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If she fails, what happens next would be anyone's guess. Mrs.
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The Senate fails to move forward on a massive stimulus package.
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And for some reason, it never fails to make me smile.
|
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If Mr. Rosenstein fails to show up, we will subpoena him.
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Qualcomm needs a better Plan B if its NXP takeover fails.
|
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Plus, if all else fails, there will be specials on mimosas.
|
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If all else fails, turn the tables on your co-workers.
|
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"Organizations like ours only succeed if the state fails," he said.
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"Organizations like ours only succeed if the state fails," he said.
|
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But maybe it fails and Microsoft refines it a year later.
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As yet, bitcoin also fails as a currency in several ways.
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The wave never arrives, or if it arrives, fails to last.
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If he fails, Mr. Gantz will get his own shot. 6.
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If he fails, Mr. Gantz will get his own shot. 6.
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But he's under no illusion about what happens if he fails.
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So what do you do when the spam filter fails you?
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The former president's annual year-end playlist never fails to delight.
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If the plan fails, it is expected to need state support.
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The first risk is that his gambit with Mr. Putin fails.
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However, the op-ed fails to consider other ideas of unity.
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The pick: Tails ($51 to win $50)The logic: Never fails.
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"Never fails," Mr. Trump said as the protesters were led out.
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If it fails to pass, conservatives may not get another chance.
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And when all else fails, wash it off and try again.
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If it fails to sustain support then it could fade away.
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Every time he fails to do that represents a missed opportunity.
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She never fails to tell us exactly where her things are.
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If it fails, the company will be declared bankrupt and liquidated.
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And if the bill fails, it could derail all of that.
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Even if your plan fails, it can still have an impact.
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If that support fails, then the market retreat will be severe.
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It could be, too, that popular resistance fails to die down.
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But whereas Philip's film fails, Morgan's drama has been phenomenally successful.
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"I've had catastrophic fails along the way, of course," she said.
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If you're just slightly off, it usually fails to recognize it.
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Where the government fails, its partners in the industries can help.
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After a handful of fails, it finally understood the command again.
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A disorderly home fails to live up to such an expectation.
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Learning from failure and enduring life's toughest moments Everybody fails. Everybody.
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CrossFit is what you talk about when your pyramid scheme fails.
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In the end, though, he fails to deliver a satisfying solution.
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But when that process fails, some buildings have sued the city.
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Yet you'll know, again, from the title that he fails miserably.
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But if it fails in clumps, then that's a different story.
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The study also fails to consider the most crucial question: intent.
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Benhelima's technique fails when his attempt to "erase" looks like erasing.
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We're going to be a regional party that fails to get into the majority and fails to do things on behalf of those working class people that were the backbone of the Democratic Party for so long.
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It can take the money back, for example, if the grantee fails to make "adequate progress" or "fails to complete the project or one of its tasks" or if the state doesn't meet its matching fund requirements.
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Indeed, when Mitchell happens to encounter the actress who plays his crush, he fails to grasp that she isn't actually the TV character he worships, and then further fails, when the opportunity arises, to sleep with her.
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That includes most of the family of Jimmie Fails (played by Jimmie Fails, from a script he cowrote with director Joe Talbot), who have been forced to the edges of the city amid the real-estate boom.
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And we must remember that there is a human cost — not just a financial cost — when a job training program fails to lift families out of poverty or when an education initiative fails to help children succeed.
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It's not just one bad man — everyone in the movie fails Gloria.
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But if he fails to do so, is that really so tragic?
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The press then fails painfully when it comes to debunking industry misdirection.
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Mark Zuckerberg says he's responsible, but he fails to say he's sorry.
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Even if Daniels fails to win public office, she's determined to try.
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When that fails, we turn to Dr. Google for at-home remedies.
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If all else fails, just stay inside and keep the windows closed.
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If that fails, it may appeal to the state's highest criminal court.
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If Amazon fails, it learns a lesson and takes a write-off.
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The razor-thin specialization of our brain modules never fails to amaze.
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If they don't appeal or their appeal fails, we remove the Page.
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Few are surprised when the platform fails to catch every creepy video.
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And hey, if all else fails, just use those knobs and buttons.
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After a few failed attempts, the man fails to breathe and dies.
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We're gonna talk about the fails and the wins of the week.
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What if the system fails in the middle of the payment process?
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The big picture: Kim often lays out pledges he fails to meet.
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Jon fails constantly, and he's consistently rewarded and honored for his failures.
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"If the American spirit fails, what hope has the world?" he asked.
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When the state fails to take proper action, it imperils us all.
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But, taken as a whole, Samsung's new Notebook 9 fails to impress.
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Even the best buttons are still buttons, and eventually, every button fails.
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What do you think the wins and fails of the week are?
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It is one that Mr Romney passed, and Mr Trump clearly fails.
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Any employee that fails to report to work will not be paid.
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If it fails again, it may roll over in a decent way.
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Make sure that he fails at everything that is not like You.
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But therapy often fails because people can't bear to relive their trauma.
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WHEN education fails to keep pace with technology, the result is inequality.
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Only if Italy then fails to comply would financial sanctions kick in.
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He currently fails to clear the most basic bar of the presidency.
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And if he fails, Parliament is dissolved, and it's general election time.
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If Gantz fails, Rivlin will have 21 days to find a solution.
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Go deeper: Theresa May warns of "catastrophic" outcome if Brexit deal fails
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If it fails to improve people's lives, it could lose its strongholds.
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Only if that fails would an independence vote be offered, he said.
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We have seen our fair share of hilarious technology fails from parents.
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If it fails, the investor loses some or all of its money.
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It's because their price fails to reflect their contribution to global warming.
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Up next, a somber reminder of what could happen when diplomacy fails.
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Even if the measure fails, campaigners believe that legalisation will soon happen.
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When this, too, fails, her sister reminds Denise of another option: revolution.
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If it fails it will be in part because of his weaknesses.
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Ultimately, Patrick wins—Spongebob's dream of living in harmony with nature fails.
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But if the candidate fails to negotiate, that's an additional $20k saved.
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" According to Sontag, "the essential element is seriousness, a seriousness that fails.
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If it fails, the company could become Spain's largest ever corporate failure.
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Notably, Proven's quiz fails to ask whether you have these aforementioned conditions.
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If it fails to materialise, a split could become inevitable after all.
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And even if the method fails, the customer still needs to pay.
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When your brother tries to film u graduating but fails ðŸ˜' pic.twitter.
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Alas, such talk of a side deal fails to satisfy Mr Trump.
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What I do know is that Hillary Clinton fails that test profoundly.
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Parents, grandparents and technology are a combination that never fails to deliver.
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But it fails in water, which is 800 times denser than air.
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During texting-and-driving, this loop breaks down, and the ACC fails.
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Anyone who fails to comply will be arrested, according to the leaflets.
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"Every liberal order fails without rules and limits," Schaeuble said in Berlin.
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But if all else fails, a traditional punching bag could work, too.
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Generally, a landlord can evict a tenant who fails to pay rent.
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Also, if that fails, you can always catch the eclipse live online.
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Title III promises a grand future, which it ultimately fails to deliver.
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Even on that hoary measure of public health, adult height, America fails.
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The second season attempts to move away from the controversy, and fails.
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You know those gift fails that become a thing of family legend?
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But McConnell is determined to hold the vote even if it fails.
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"Without enforcement, this deal fails," he told CNBC's Eunice Yoon in Beijing.
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It's easy to resent how his music fails to reward one's full
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For many of us, the Internet keeps us company—but it fails.
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But for the sake of comedy, Beck Bennett tries and fails anyway.
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If he or she fails, the president asks another politician to try.
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He said if Ankara fails to cease operations, U.S. sanctions will follow.
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If that's the case, the piece fails for not making this clear.
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Even when the ouster fails, bitter legal fights have become subculture hallmarks.
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As an approach to the strong nuclear force, however, this strategy fails.
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During the five years of production, Fails lived in Talbot's parents' house.
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And San Francisco, as cruel as it's been, belongs to Jimmie Fails.
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Like most internet fails, though, it also gave us some amazing tweets.
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If any part of the chain fails, the entire process falls apart.
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It never fails to surprise, but maintains an acute sense of familiarity.
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A great deal of art history writing fails to frankly discuss economics.
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But there is an exception to this rule: We notice the fails.
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When language fails, we will always have videos of animals being cute.
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"Nails never fails," he said in another, slightly more sanitary Twitter video.
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The danger fails to deter some people from returning from exile, however.
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Even if all else fails, please resist the temptation to go negative.
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That way, if a given project fails, you declare bankruptcy and reorganize.
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The joke fails because sexist male behavior isn't the video's primary focus.
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If all else fails, we'll still always have the chill r/NoMansHigh.
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Getting these decisions right will ultimately determine whether legalisation succeeds or fails.
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It would be egotistical for anyone to say, 'I hope he fails.
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The Nokia 9 PureView's in-display fingerprint sensor fails almost every time.
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Genevieve Gorder is reliving one of her most memorable Trading Spaces fails.
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If Hinkley fails, the UK may have to turn to other sources.
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An online fraternity, MGTOW believe that marriage fails basic cost-benefit analysis.
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In any case, we present you with some seriously *dramatic* prom fails.
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If he fails, the top two candidates will go to a runoff.
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Girls from the other home were not brought to school, Fails said.
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"Education report card shows Common Core still fails US students" https://t.
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They all have great moments, but Squidward never fails to fracture me.
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Deception is the long game that almost always fails in the end.
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Moreover, Tally has a manual payment plan ready if all else fails.
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If you're ever looking for a simple side, sautéed spinach never fails.
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Unfortunately, the flat-footed family comedy around him fails to produce sparks.
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"If it fails, that's it -- I can't require passage," Flake told CNN.
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Despite his job description, the manager fails to show up for work.
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Yet again the father fails to appreciate something cherished by the son.
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Resurgence also fails some of the most basic tasks of good editing.
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We do the same shit in our act, and sometimes it fails.
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Even if the deal fails, Stephenson's job is probably safe, Moffett said.
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It fails American citizens just for the sake of scoring political points.
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If, however, the bill fails, the United States risks continued economic underperformance.
|
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Trump's caution over Saudi Arabia thus fails Weber's definition of the ethics
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So if the ESA fails to protect truly endangered species, what does?
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This type of proposal fails to recognize how the Internet works today.
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Nothing the House GOP passes or fails to pass has a future.
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However, he conveniently fails to discuss the true cost of conventional fuels.
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It fails to give actionable health and health care information to consumers.
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To the extent that the CFPB does not do this, it fails.
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A company usually fails when the founder starts focusing on other things.
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For years, we have known that such an approach usually fails. 2.
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"In other words, the current LCR fails to incentivize protection," he said.
|
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However, this registry completely fails to pass any basic test of authenticity.
|
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Since the start of 2019, numerous brands have faced fails and controversies.
|
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More would likely follow if a county fails to complete its review.
|
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Joanna Stern tries, fails, to live off an iPhone for a week.
|
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Yoda tells Luke to use the Force to raise it; Luke fails.
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That comparison also fails because Stadia is so much more than Netflix.
|
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Congress fails to draw hard lines that deliver on real systemic reforms,
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If she fails, leaders will have to return to the drawing board.
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If that fails, the fetal position is great for your lower back.
|
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If the Polish government fails to do so, it could face penalties.
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One blog notes that Bai Ling's daughter fails to smile, eyes vacant.
|
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It's the pasta and pizza approach to dating and it never fails.
|
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In New Hampshire, Jonah Ryan's campaign (predictably) fails before it even starts.
|
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But in one crucial area, the country still fails miserably: child marriage.
|
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If she fails, the blow to the party's momentum would be enormous.
|
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Despite these limits, a night at The Nines never fails to thrill.
|
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Companies keep getting caught outsourcing the work their technology fails to do.
|
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The watchdog can fine an EU agency that fails to do so.
|
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If your star employee leaves or fails, then so does everyone else.
|
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If a judge fails to find probable cause, the complaint is dismissed.
|
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Rain often fails in this semi-arid area, which makes farming risky.
|
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In general, current law fails to safeguard the rights of future generations.
|
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Matteo Renzi, Italy's prime minister, has vowed to resign if it fails.
|
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If Mr. Ali fails, he could be disqualified from running for president.
|
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If he fails, Netanyahu is likely to be tapped next to try.
|
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Mr. Rosenstein fails to understand that addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease.
|
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And when all else fails, Angela's Ashes will put things in perspective.
|
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So the symphony starts with this proclamation of love, and basically fails.
|
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It utterly fails the Bechdel Test, no doubt thanks to a hangover.
|
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For a small percentage of people, it fails to register as anything.
|
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That's why virtue signaling fails when it operates as brazen political ambition.
|
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It fails to notice that second-rate artists can be tormented, too.
|
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Even if the lawsuit ultimately fails, it could delay the deal significantly.
|
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If that fails, Mr. Evers said, a "Plan B" could include litigation.
|
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If that fails then all options are open, including a second referendum.
|
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She fails on her own terms, and on everyone else's as well.
|
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It fails to make depravity an experience that either stimulates or appalls.
|
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If he fails, it would be a cautionary tale for his successors.
|
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Patients suffer as the F.D.A. fails to adequately screen or monitor products.
|
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You are responsible for everything your platoon does or fails to do.
|
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It cost us $2 to make — if it fails, nobody will know.
|
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And whenever his falteringly polite Britishness fails him, he calls on Usher.
|
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Thunberg, 17, said the law fails to address the next 10 years.
|
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In truth, however, the tsundoku fails to describe much of my library.
|
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Mr. Gibson fails to put objects in the space reserved for them.
|
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Either that or you'll find your baking fails adequately represented in primetime.
|
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If she fails at something, she just gets up and tries again.
|
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Patching also fails in more expensive devices, and can be quite dangerous.
|
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Basically, people seeing who succeeds and fails in the company defines culture.
|
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But 80% of the time the construction fails to meet acceptable tolerances.
|
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Yet "illiberal democracy" fails to capture what is wrong with these regimes.
|
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The problem is not that child services fails to remove enough children.
|
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But it often fails to assess whether those memories are truly representative.
|
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If the Senate fails to follow through, let history be the judge.
|
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Mr Trump's exit from Syria fails the trust test on many levels.
|
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If it fails, the opposition takes over where the ball is downed.
|
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And Mr. Ergen must pay the federal government billions if he fails.
|
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In any event, Duncan's claim to impartiality fails on its own terms.
|
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Most of the new material passes that test but it fails another.
|
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If he fails to sell them by January, they will be useless.
|
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Only if it then fails to comply would financial sanctions kick in.
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" The president retweeted Goldman's statement, writing, "The Fake News Media never fails.
|
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If that fails, however, CFIUS could force ByteDance to sell the company.
|
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If Washington fails to check Iran, Sunni jihadism is likely to endure.
|
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Every time he fails, we need to say so loudly and clearly.
|
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Instead, I concentrate on every dress that fails to meet Sarah's criteria.
|
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Unsurprisingly, that forced distance fails, and the two fall for each other.
|
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If that fails, log out of Netflix and log back in again.
|
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What the law fails to recognize is another dynamic at work: coercion.
|
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If he fails, more of Sierra Leone's people are sure to die.
|
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And yet the play fails to commit its focus to its protagonist.
|
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His government fails to hold accountable the Hindu radicals who attack Christians.
|
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When the eMMC fails, it reportedly shuts down the car's electronics system.
|
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If it fails, it would be a huge embarrassment for the Pentagon.
|
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He fails; the hero and heroine live, of course, happily ever after.
|
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If it fails, the trial is likely to head to closing arguments.
|
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He puts him under intense pressure and humiliates him when he fails.
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And I don't think they'll give it up unless this bill fails.
|
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And when it fails, trains stop, delays pile up and riders fume.
|
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Sometimes it fails spectacularly, and every failure harms the rule of law.
|
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It is not just weapons-related work the JCPOA fails to uncover.
|
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And hey, if all else fails bring up the latest Trump tweet.
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A bank safe full of bills ... it's a combination that never fails.
|
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If it fails, it's uncertain if there will be another bipartisan push.
|
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It fails to dock properly, so he just lets it float away.
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And if the bill fails, he said, Mr. Trump will move on.
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Every season BoJack tries to get better, and every season he fails.
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If all else fails, try some self-care right where you are.
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If Johnson fails, the same people will select the next Prime Minister.
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We'll go back to court if FDA fails to keep its promises.
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But if it fails in the House, it certainly won't become law.
|
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Anyone who refuses or fails to forfeit those firearms would be fined.
|
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Even if it fails, it is not without a solid strategic rationale.
|
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But that mindset fails to recognize just how savvy the Kardashians are.
|
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Or if all else fails, change your candidate's name to Mark Muffinburger.
|
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Those tariffs will gradually increase the longer Mexico fails to curb migration.
|
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"When people don't have the facts, democracy fails to work," Jackson said.
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She drops out of art school after her artwork fails to impress.
|
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That would mean firing anyone who fails to comply, as Nixon did.
|
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Ultimately, whether basic economy succeeds or fails is based on consumer choice.
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Mm-hmm. Who points with a "Ha ha" when a company fails.
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If that fails, parliament will vote on next steps on Feb. 14.
|
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The spice is nice, but Bojangles' fails to capture the crucial crunch.
|
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To make anything, one fails – it's an essential part of the process.
|
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If Facebook fails to comply, it could get hit with numerous fines.
|
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They've been chatting about Fails' personal story for most of their lives.
|
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And, when it fails, the administration is claiming that lawlessness is inevitable.
|
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If that experiment fails, a lot of customers will move upscale anyway.
|
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What emerged is a picture of a system that routinely fails workers.
|
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Many argue that 3D printing fails to capture the authenticity of the original structures But many argue that 3D printing fails to capture the authenticity of the original structures, amounting to little more than the Disneyfication of heritage.
|
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This autumn could see the British political system seize up as Mrs May fails to produce a majority for any Brexit deal, the government fails to prepare a fallback position, and Parliament engages in noisy squabbles about various alternatives.
|
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"This crisis demands more than a senator who has good ideas, but whose 30-year track record shows he consistently calls for things he fails to get done, and consistently opposes things he nevertheless fails to stop," she said.
|
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The memo, obtained and reviewed by Axios, lists five objections to the bill: it fails to secure the border, increases illegal immigration, grants legal status to parents of "Dreamers," increases chain migration and fails to end the visa lottery.
|
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The experience of shopping on the site itself fails in spectacularly stupid ways.
|
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But since Gita fails to make contact with me, my thoughts turn cynical.
|
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But that geographic goof-up is not why Rubio's ad fails so miserably.
|
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If a satellite fails, however, the rest of the network will still function.
|
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Within a few months, experiments proved that P invariance fails in many circumstances.
|
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Anything less fails to recognize the reality of the world we live in.
|
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With all these diet fails, what foods are people choosing to indulge in?
|
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According to the UNOS website, if treatment fails, dialysis and transplantation become necessary.
|
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If all else fails, email the location to yourself and a trusted confidante.
|
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Maybe the immunity bill fails and Netanyahu backs away from his annexation promise.
|
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And once one link in the chain fails, the entire effort falls apart.
|
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The funny part is how this mindset fails to extend to other threats.
|
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Demolitions often are a city's strongest tool, especially when housing code enforcement fails.
|
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If Tesla fails to hit future targets then a cashflow crisis may loom.
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When the other airline fails to keep up, it goes out of business.
|
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He has news, which he tries (and fails) to frame as good news.
|
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The government can use aerial spraying of coca crops if manual eradication fails.
|
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But Ms Davenport is not convinced that the movement fails to attract women.
|
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If Kavanaugh's nomination fails, it will be due to the sexual misconduct allegations.
|
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When it fails, I rely on my trusty finger to do the job.
|
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Research often fails to show clear connections between adversities and self-proclaimed crises.
|
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An unprecedented third election will be held this year if Gantz also fails.
|
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Whittington focuses on cases where the system fails to resolve major political disagreements.
|
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And, if all else fails, you can always pick your favorite Snapchat filter.
|
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If all else fails, maybe Bernie should think about a third-party run.
|
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Equally, it fails to connect the dots between the past and the present.
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If all else fails, mix with lime and tequila for beer-garitas. 50.
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With a strong economy, Sanders as socialist fails if the persuasion theory dominates.
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It never fails, he falls asleep half way in to glass number two.
|
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Moral logic often fails in the face of distance—geographical, cultural and temporal.
|
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Is this film a tragedy about the ways society fails the mentally ill?
|
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But See fails to do the world-building required to support its premise.
|
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And there are several other obstacles for which Uber fails to provide solutions.
|
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Are you irked when a junior office-mate fails to fetch you coffee?
|
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And if all else fails, put on something like Revolutionary Road, Kramer vs.
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If blood fails to clot properly, as in haemophiliacs, a plasma product helps.
|
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The one day I decide to give it a go, it fails miserably!
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And unlike most of our Pinterest fails, she gets it right every time.
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So, when all else fails, you make puzzles about other things you love.
|
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And that's where Justice League fails, while almost all the Marvel movies succeed.
|
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And if all else fails, instructions are probably just a Google search away.
|
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When one fails or detects an issue, the drone will abort the mission.
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A young man tries to find himself by going to war, but fails.
|
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It fails to define the true nature of price activity in this instrument.
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Rape culture is not something that should ever be dismissed as "courtship" fails.
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If he fails, it will be because Democrats find his shortcomings too risky.
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And with that, the judge rules that the HBO argument fails as well.
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Elio's plan, however, fails since Ronnie had been fleecing him the entire time.
|
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Chiefly, it humanises footballers in a way that the media often fails to.
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CNN, MSNBC and Media Fails: Into every life a little rain must fall.
|
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And it still fails after repeated dousing in the condiments of your choice.
|
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It would also risk being mislead if the sensor accuracy fails on you.
|
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But last night's season finale, "Wrath," fails to build on that creative momentum.
|
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The husband fails to reach the mark because his book is anti-machine.
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I would not want to be the one that fails after 500 years.
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If it fails, it's not catastrophic, like the failure of a hard drive.
|
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The S.E.C. order noted that Goldman's rate of fails to deliver remained low.
|
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And the third is that it fails to improve the standard of officiating.
|
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Anywhere where voting fails to happen could ignite in fresh bouts of unrest.
|
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And if all else fails, you can always try your luck on Etsy.
|
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Go deeper: Israel headed for new elections after Netanyahu fails to form coalition
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When it comes to fashion, Rihanna never fails to push the sartorial envelope.
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Occasionally the sync fails, and you have to do it all over again.
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As a result, the feedback fails and the overloaded working memory system collapses.
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" Diaz makes the case that Gorsuch "fails to provide a solution or alternative.
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Turn too many of those into mountains and even the best strategy fails.
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His work fails to challenge either his Constructivist forbearers or his minimalist contemporaries.
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But not all is lost if it fails to live up to expectations.
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If Congress fails to pass a budget, the government would effectively shut down.
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If all of that fails.. The U.K. would be in for another election.
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Today Alexa, like all voice assistants, often fails to comprehend the blindingly obvious.
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If all else fails, you can also bring up an important work project.
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If all else fails, they can always just bribe someone at the door.
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If it fails — a likely possibility — the health care debate is essentially dead.
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If this deal fails, the entire 2017 Washington policy timeline comes into question.
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Water is pumped from a dry river bed but ageing equipment often fails.
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This isn't the first time Rose has shared her beauty fails with fans.
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If it fails to pass the resolution, the government will be shut down.
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Next up in the fight against Maggie's treatment is Meredith, who fails quickly.
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Their efforts ultimately fails, but helps put labor reform on the political map.
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There are always gonna be fails, because we're all learning on the job.
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If he fails, a two-month countdown begins until repeat elections are triggered.
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"Well, when all else fails, attack the prosecutor," Goodwin said after the sentencing.
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When that fails, they turn to Uncle Joey (Coulier) and his cartoon impressions.
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PA: I am interested in the idea of making a painting that fails.
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Carr tries throwing to Crabtree for a two-point conversion...but it fails.
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But the law fails to distinguish between "sex trafficking" and consensual sex work.
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If the running thing ever fails, he's always got a backup in partying.
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The United States could reinstate tariffs if China fails to fulfill those pledges.
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He fails, and it's absolutely hilarious seeing the pair crash and burn together.
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Meanwhile, what if the market turns lower and fails to rise through 1,950?
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If all else fails, make a sign and show up at a protest.
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Bannon said the media still fails to understand how Trump rose to victory.
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Kylie Jenner fails to make a call to her long suspected beau, PND.
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But a chief that does this fails both the president and the country.
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If Congress fails to vote within 180 days, the regulation would be vacated.
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What if humankind fails to get its collective shit together on climate change?
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Hey, if all else fails, you could give J Lawr's trick a try.
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A new production that fails to start strong must turn things around quickly.
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But she said the new pact fails to address NAFTA's most glaring problems.
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It's these dancers who have the passage that never fails to thrill me.
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If France fails to impress, jeers and boos ring out from the stands.
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But beyond that base, he fails this test every time he starts talking.
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If Trump fails to meet the deadline, the next Democratic Speaker — likely Rep.
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But if that fails, the suit requests the cancellation of Palantir's lucrative contracts.
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And if all else fails, you can let your clothes do the talking.
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Some will call me foolish for trying – one Republican objection and this fails.
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Barr's summary fails to reveal how Mueller dismissed these alleged Russian-Trump interactions.
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And if all else fails, contact Apple Support to figure out the problem.
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If he fails, an alternative version of history will declare him a pariah.
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What he fails to explain is how these proposals would keep America safe.
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But without Jim Carrey's presence, this lackluster sequel fails to bring the laughs.
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I've always thought the Model S fails to get the props it deserves.
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President Trump's transgender military ban, taking effect today, proves he fails that standard.
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Or, if that fails, he delves into their subconscious and damages them psychologically.
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Even the journey of the Olympic torch has seen a series of fails.
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If either fails in his task, the doomsday voices could be proved right.
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If it fails to pull back meaningfully, this would be a bearish signal.
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If its fails, they will have zero legislative accomplishments to take to voters.
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The FDIC's principal role is to insure bank deposits when a lender fails.
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When this fails and redditors break the rules, trust and safety punishes them.
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If AR fails, what will Apple's unique selling point be for the phone?
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If all else fails, get up and take a walk around the block.
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If that fails, a by-election would be held to fill their seats.
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It is precisely this kind of awareness that the paranoid fails to develop.
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The EU is preparing to delay Brexit until next year if Johnson fails.
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If the health reform fails, it will complicate things for the tax reforms.
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" Sometimes he fails to recognize Dr. Schwartz, sometimes he fondly calls him "Walter.
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But just as often, Doughty fails to engage with the realities of mourning.
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Somehow, after three tries, it still fails to make much of an impression.
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And sometimes, even when compliant patients play by the rules, treatment fails, anyway.
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If it fails, the author can emerge as a hero of the resistance.
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Quality-control gurus abound, but their work often fails to yield actual quality.
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Every day it fails to do so is a stain on our country.
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Life's fuck-ups and fails are great catalysts of ingenuity in the kitchen.
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Theresa May goes big on free trade but fails to mention international students.
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It also fails to weave together the stories of the various selectable characters.
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If the dam fails, it could create deadly flash flooding in surrounding towns.
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CinCinBear, Alinity, Pink_Sparkles, Celestiavega, Abigale and All Twitch GIRL Fails Compilation of 2016.
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But when MMA fails to transcend life, it begins to embody it instead.
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" –in FvJ when Lori's alarm fails to rouse her "Nancy, help me, please.
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"If all fails we'll all use Coinbase — that'll be less fun," he said.
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If all else fails, be the better personThis is my favorite introvert technique.
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"We understand that current air quality fails to meet people's expectations," he said.
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Hopefully the blunders that are made aren't big enough that the business fails.
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Frozen eggs are sometimes thawed and implanted if the first treatment attempt fails.
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She tries, and fails, to persuade the bank to build that center elsewhere.
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"We can speak of trauma when that system fails," writes van der Kolk.
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But it fails to offer us a compelling reason for it to exist.
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But if that fails, the judges ruled, then T-1 can be killed.
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And if all else fails — and it will, often — there is always prayer.
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When a client fails to pay, freelancers often end up with little recourse.
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When Trumpism fails, as it inevitably will, who will be the Republican Adenauer?
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But the plan fails to account for costs from climate change, critics say.
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He is his brother's keeper, a bone marrow donor, but the transplant fails.
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His wiretap of Chuck's meeting with Krakow fails to yield the juiciest details.
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Take his growing impatience when his yearly Christmas bonus fails to arrive quickly.
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"Many of you will lose in 2018" if the bill fails, he said.
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The AP reports that the Pentagon's response "fails to conclusively counter" its investigation.
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If it fails, they go back to the table to strike another deal.
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Above all it fails to address the deep sense of crisis in Italy.
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And when a company fails, excessive friction is often cited as the reason.
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We asked friends and co-workers about their most cringeworthy social media fails.
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When you create any pristine world, it fails to acknowledge the dark underside.
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If she fails to account for her wealth, she risks losing both properties.
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And if all else fails, you can always sing the pizza bagel jingle.
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Sanders fails to acknowledge that there is room for disagreement within the party.
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But she fails to recognize that a school play is a communal activity.
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He repeatedly used the phrase "the government fails" in his 172-page decision.
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If all else fails, make pancakes and don't stop until you feel better.
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After Trip nearly fails a practice test, Pearl offers to help him study.
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Or at least, until iOS security fails spectacularly and leaks users' privacy anyway.
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When all else fails, you can become a professor — no disrespect to professors.
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"The First Cell" raises many profound questions but fails to provide clear answers.
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Also Ross tries to get Becky to touch the stone, but he fails.
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Anyone who fails to see a glimmer of hope in Iran is blind.
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But Spotify didn't say what happens when the feature fails to engage fans.
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Mr. Trump fails to realize that the White House is not Trump Tower.
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Twitter, though, often even fails in one of its core strengths: News dissemination.
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But, oops, new presidents have tried that before, and it fails each time.
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If Mr. Johnson fails, it will be a strategic error of disastrous proportions.
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If he fails, Israel is likely to hold a new election in March.
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It's today's problem, and — if Congress fails to act — the problem will continue.
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It matters when leadership fails to reflect the diversity of those being led.
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We should hope Mr. Trump fails here, because it is an important rule.
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Stengel presents his biographer with an intriguing paradox, one Appel fails to decode.
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Gets shot down, is a prisoner of war, fails to win the presidency.
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But as he fails to win big, the field isn't getting particularly small.
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Warren admitted that the U.S. fails to meet her own tough standards. Fine.
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If he fails, Mr. Rivlin could tap Mr. Gantz to have a try.
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If it also fails and the deadlock persists, there will be another election.
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What if, as president, he fails at his promises in a similar fashion?
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When a vote on a motion ends in a tie, the motion fails.
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In fact, Trump's biggest fails have involved what hasn't happened, not what has.
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I don't want to think what will happen if this next transfer fails.
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But S.2628 fails at even a perfunctory attempt to target foreign interference.
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If it fails, a vote on leaving with no deal is expected Wednesday.
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If a government tries an idea that fails, someone wasn't doing their job.
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One company alone is insufficient to contain the many fails of Elon Musk.
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Sadly, Chairman Archambault's position fails the very future he is trying to protect.
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But one crucial point must be made that the movie fails to make.
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And, to the billionaire's alarm, at first the CEO fails to take responsibility.
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He's good — and even when he fails at that, he's at least trying.
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And if all else fails, retire it in lieu of a new controller.
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But nobody fails to understand that this is like jumping into a cauldron.
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More noteworthy, she fails to extract a single distinctive fact about Harriet's past.
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But, if diplomacy fails, what military options does the U.S. in fact have?
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Under current law, when a firm fails the flow of its data seizes.
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That passes the test of observer privilege but fails the test of magnitude.
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If his health care push fails, the reverberations will affect those other measures.
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Nonetheless, the tasting often fails to give a complete picture of a wine.
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The other reason that it's wrong is that it fails the intersectionality test.
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Your partner fails to understand AND comes from a more traditional American family.
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But this doesn't mean Jordan fails all the time at everything mentioned above.
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What she failed to note, though, is how often that light fails us.
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If the implementation fails to meet milestones, he said, people may be fired.
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If a friend hurts your feelings and fails to acknowledge it, say nothing.
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It also fails to account for inflation, salary increases and other rising costs.
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If it fails any one of those tests, it must be stripped out.
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First and foremost, that description fails to capture the game's open-ended structure.
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Here's the thing: when your eyes are synthesizing information from multiple screens into a three-dimensional virtual space, the word "screenshot" fails to describe what it is doing almost as badly as it fails to document what you are experiencing.
|
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Conversely, when the rich (but not the middle-class) oppose a policy, the policy fails 74 percent of the time and when the middle-class (but not the rich) oppose a policy, the policy fails 63 percent of the time.
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If the U.S. for whatever reason fails to renew them, or fails to renew them at the same or higher level of funding, then Beijing may have an opportunity to convince them the COFAs are not in their national interests.
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But it filed a motion to dismiss it, saying Kowalski fails to allege facts that would make MSU liable for assaults that happened off-campus and that she fails to show the school knew the assault was likely to occur.
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But if their candidate fails to reach 15 percent, they can switch to a different candidate, or seek to persuade supporters of another candidate who fails to reach 15 percent to help their candidate clear that threshold during the second alignment.
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"It quite deliberately fails to comply with the requirements of governing law," he said.
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It can sanction a company if it fails safety checks by imposing export restrictions.
|
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"Everybody is watching him to see if he succeeds or fails," says a colleague.
|
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If it fails to do so swiftly, the consequences are likely to be severe.
|
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"The Fake News Media never fails," Trump tweeted on Saturday along with Goldman's tweet.
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"If it fails any one of those tests, it must be stripped out": 1.
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Trade credit insurers provide coverage to companies for when a customer fails to pay.
|
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So different, in fact, that our treatment of past technologies fails to be instructive.
|
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Therefore, they say, the Mona Lisa fails the test for the Mona Lisa Effect.
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And if all else fails, just look for a pool to have sex in.
|
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The ratings would also come under pressure if LBS fails to maintain sound capitalisation.
|
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Trump suggested that his administration will keep pressing the fight if the appeal fails.
|
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" Moreover, Barr states as well that report fails to establish evidence of "corrupt intent.
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It's not your fault if it works, it's not your fault if it fails.
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When a CEO's cherished company fails, you are less likely to hear anguished wails.
|
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But if he fails to catch Dunne, he hopes Elvira takes the title instead.
|
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Lime fails to admit that its application simply didn't match those of its competitors.
|
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That lack of fallout is part of why The Good Cop fails to register.
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If this season of The Bachelor fails, at least we'll have Tayshia and Kirpa.
|
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Everyone loves a good photo fail — but celebrity photo fails are even more fun.
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If that fails, we will utilize all tools available to enforce our client's rights.
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If the item fails to sell, TheRealReal is forced to eat those overhead costs.
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When it comes to red carpet beauty, Kate Winslet never fails to impress us.
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And, if all else fails, just stash your regular skin care in the fridge.
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As a piece of storytelling, the live-action Pokémon movie Detective Pikachu fails spectacularly.
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When all else fails, shining a spotlight on your bill can often do wonders.
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Draghi said on Tuesday the ECB will ease again if inflation fails to accelerate.
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Dawn fails to arrive: night stretches out like "an endless ball of black thread".
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The thing doesn't connect to Wifi, or it fails during an update, or something.
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Virgil Tibbs, fails to react when a white suspect slaps him in the face.
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If a beta-test software on your car fails, you could quite literally crash.
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Try as it might, the little pup adorably fails at getting back its bed.
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D'Souza's online résumé fails to mention his work with Thiel to covertly attack Gawker.
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Tesla has no plan B if the EV market fails to materialize as expected.
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In his real life, though, Fleck fails spectacularly at connecting with anyone at all.
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But other scholars feel that the thin-ideology definition fails to capture some dimensions.
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This legislation fails to provide Americans with what they need to maintain their health.
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It will only be partly so if growth fails to pick up again inland.
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No one is certain of what will happen if the new testing effort fails.
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In turn, that threatens PBGC, which is on the hook whenever a plan fails.
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It even fails to follow-up when there's a high-profile case, it seems.
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Where Years and Years ultimately fails is in its maddeningly simplistic and hopeful ending.
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She also fails to mention that birth rates for older women have actually increased.
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This Sunday there are going to be a lot of people hoping Kaepernick fails.
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Apple just owned up to one of its most embarrassing fails of all time.
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Nor is it clear that he would bring down the government if he fails.
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If Apple's face scanner fails in any reasonably common scenario, people will get annoyed.
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If the Model 3 fails to catch fire, demand for EVs could drop overall.
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Fortunately for Jack Phillips, the Colorado law as it was administered fails that test.
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If that effort fails, the matter is likely to wind up back in court.
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Of course, when all else fails, your own hands are always a foolproof option.
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Siri doesn't respond, and the smart speaker fails to show on any synced devices.
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And hey, if all else fails, just order yourself a glass of overpriced wine.
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"The problem is that it's hard to tell how a device fails," Doctorow said.
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If the commission's appeal fails, a new printer will be needed in a hurry.
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Things get weird, however, when Andre fails to perform the way Pamela apparently expects.
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It's highly unusual for leadership to put up a controversial bill that narrowly fails.
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When that parliamentary vote fails, she will be justified in proposing a new plebiscite.
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If a driver fails to respond to the previous warnings, the alerts go batty.
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If one rotor fails, the others will continue to operate for a safe landing.
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And if North Korea fails to honor this agreement, where does that leave us?
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Yet it's this tradition that Thrones of Britannia singularly fails to live up to.
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The digital world is truly flat, but the court's decision fails to recognize this.
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Neither is a Paris apartment that promises speedy Wi-Fi but fails to deliver.
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Naturally, that fails almost immediately, paving the way for plenty of chainsaw-wielding action.
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Most glaringly, it fails to monopolize the use of force or to provide security.
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"This fails miserably in terms of the compensation that should be awarded," he said.
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If it fails, it could be seen as evidence that he lacks sufficient support.
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If it fails to stop them, the plan will be impracticable, EU officials say.
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The proposed deal between AT&T and Time Warner, for instance, fails this test.
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The plaintiffs acknowledge that the National Emergencies Act of 0003 fails to define "emergency".
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Unfortunately, a recycled hardware design fails to rekindle my excitement for all things BlackBerry.
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What Zoosk fails to mention is how many of those millions are actually active.
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And if the larger conglomerate fails, they fear the economy will fall into crisis.
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The last surviving Snake, Tyene, fails to defend Ellaria, and they're carted off together.
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That's the designation he assigns to anyone who fails to genuflect in his presence.
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The first time: it fails and everyone dies, including Missandei's boo thing, dear god.
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Does she stay true to Euripides's script that in essence fails the Bechdel test?
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My face may be shorn, but your generosity never fails to leave me beaming.
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The political horserace never fails to move the needle — and that means guaranteed revenue.
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Boy fails to find coins, but instead finds an old friend—a babely sunbather.
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That fails to address one of the most prominent concerns in the opioid crisis.
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DR MICHAEL FORSTERPerth Royal InfirmaryPerth, Perthshire * The Economist fails to see the opportunities here.
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Even as it fails to uphold the red lines of European data protection law.
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If Microsoft fails to comply, the CNIL will issue a sanction against the company.
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If he fails, the future will be dark, for him and for South Africa.
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If that fails, then a victorious America could impose tariffs allowed by the WTO.
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The best fails are often in open-world games with realistic physics simulation engines.
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So if the summit fails, then people might argue diplomacy is done, we're finished.
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And it completely fails to lay the groundwork for what happens if they succeed.
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With respect to the total number of Kickstarters, the city fails to stand out.
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My disdain for all things cocoa never fails to save me a few calories.
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If all else fails, universities have anti-harassment laws and protocols on the books.
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If diplomacy fails, Brussels plans to file a complaint at the World Trade Organization.
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"If everything else fails, if this guy's too good with standup," he told himself.
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Chase understands that he too will likely die if he fails to maintain recovery.
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If one thruster fails, the others can instantly adjust to compensate and land safely.
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It has two batteries, and can run if one of them fails, as well.
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And on Super Tuesday, we all find out whether Sanders fails or exceeds expectations.
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Patrick fails to show up for work at a restaurant-bar in nearby Doylestown.
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Then again, he's spent most of his Facebook career apologizing for the company's fails.
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If all else fails, perhaps Trump can convince his pal Kanye to drop by.
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Melissa McCarthy plays a hapless environmental activist who painfully fails at everything she does.
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If that effort at institutional integrity ultimately fails, don't blame him—blame his boss.
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