Mr Renzi's constitutional amendment fails to deal with the main problem, which is Italy's unwillingness to reform.
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Suffice it to say, Berenson completely fails to deal with the role of marijuana arrests in feeding mass incarceration.
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You also came out against the constitutional amendment because it "fails to deal with the main problem, which is Italy's unwillingness to reform".
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Essentially, this supposed trilateral arrangement fails to deal with the underlying demographic and sectarian issues that began the war in the first place.
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As the bloc fails to deal with its problems, public support for the EU drops, although no state actually follows Britain out of the club.
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But an operational crisis can also occur if the system fails to deal with some major danger, whether or not the failure is caused by political conflict.
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A plan that the Congressional Budget Office reports will result in continuing health insurance rate increases as it fails to deal with the underlying problems with national healthcare.
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"While the report has some good recommendations, it fails to deal with the most pressing issue for minicab drivers — the chronic violation of minimum wage laws by private hire companies such as Uber," he said.
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Among the broad strokes that seem accurate to me, based on my experience as a biographer of Trump and other sources: Trump often fails to deal with the subject at hand, preferring to tell and retell anecdotes and stories that sound rehearsed.
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Yet this way of thinking fails to deal with the question of whether an ample supply of cheap steel courtesy of a foreign government is really so terrible: it benefits American firms that consume steel—and they earn bigger profits and employ more people as a result.
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He was embroiled in further controversy when Bumper, a book that he had produced with his ghost-writer Dick Whitington, criticised his captain Hassett as being too cautious.Perry, p. 323. The book commented that "Hassett deals, or fails to deal with things as they occur". Early on the tour, the Evening News ran the headline "Keith Miller Criticises his Captain".
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Where a court expressly indicates “no order as to costs,” each party is liable for its own costs. Where the High Court fails to deal with costs at all, it is not finalised. Any one of the parties may then approach the court for a costs order. Where no order is made as to costs in the Magistrates’ Courts, such costs will be costs in the action.
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"Noel Coward's 'Home Chat' at the Duke of York's", Illustrated London News, 5 November 1927, p. 840 In The Observer, St John Ervine took a similar view: "Had Mr Coward spent another week in writing his play it would have been a much wittier one than it is. It might also have been less open to the reproach that it fails to deal with credible persons".Ervine, St John.
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"Intellectual Intuition and Chinese Philosophy (Zhi de Zhijue yu Zhongguo Zhexue)." Taipei(2000): 32. In the eyes of Mou Zongsan, since the immanent metaphysics merely focuses on the problem of the meaning of phenomenal beings, it fails to deal with Kant's transcendental concepts of freedom, immortality, and God. Mou also thinks Heidegger's philosophy is too heroic and romantic and thereby fails to maintain an inherent calmness to approach to “true mind.”• Chen, Yingnian.
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D’Costa has been criticised by pluralists, inclusivists and exclusivists in various ways. The strongest criticisms have come from pluralists. John Hick, for example, argues that D’Costa's claim that pluralism is just a disguised exclusivism is a form of word play and fails to deal with the substantitive difference involved in the pluralist position. Hick also claims that D’Costa fails to recognise the hypothetical nature of the pluralist position, and mistakes it for a religion.
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She gives him a Battenburg cake and they share a tender moment before Jupiter returns to the garden where he now lives. He lies under a tree with his cake, a broken man. We see a Flashback of a previous time when Jupiter was the alpha male of the house. He serves a Sunday Roast human leg to Barabara, Denise and Og. But Og disrupts the happy scene by confronting him aggressively, an act that Jupiter fails to deal with properly.
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Some philosophers take Hume to task for presenting such a clear counter-example and then dismissing it as insignificant. Pritchard says: Other philosophers take a more generous view of Hume's position. Jenkins says: In their own ways both of these views fail to address the problem of the missing shade of blue. The first fails to offer an explanation as to why Hume has presented us with the contradiction, and the second fails to deal with the fact that Hume himself insists that it really is a contradiction.
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The existence of social insurance stems from the acceptance of the ideology that workers should be insured against the risk of losses of economic status due to their participation in the labour market. This inherent idea of fairness has propagated the desirability and subsequent durability of this program. # Social insurance provides protection against certain risks in the economy that private insurance fails to deal with. Private insurance often becomes extremely unaffordable due to the issues of adverse selection and moral hazard, and to counteract such steep prices, the need for a publicly mandated social insurance increases.
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The command staff assembles for the last time before moving out to discuss the latest intel regarding the Boman, the next stages of the operation and the role Roger's reserve force will play. Finally, Pahner orders them all to get as much sleep as possible since "there won't be much from here on out". The operation begins with a group of several hundred Vasin arriving at the gates of Sindi, who begin to taunt the Boman to come out after them. While the Boman Supreme Leader, Kny Camsan, smells a trap and wishes to ignore them, his most trusted ally, Mnb Trag, points out that if he fails to deal with them himself, the other Boman warriors will believe him to be weak and likely kill him before replacing him.
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