His government fails to hold accountable the Hindu radicals who attack Christians.
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When one branch fails to hold the other accountable, it places our democracy at risk.
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If a service provider fails to hold up its end of the bargain, everyone knows it.
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CAMPAIGN 2016 Democrats, forgive us if your upcoming S.C. primary fails to hold our interest too long.
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The new system also shuts down Autopilot if the driver fails to hold the wheel after a warning.
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If it fails to hold that low end of the range, it risks breaking its uptrend, he said.
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But Suburbicon fails to hold together, in large part because it never treats the Meyers family as actual characters.
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This was emblematic of a bigger problem: The police department regularly fails to hold its officers accountable for misconduct.
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When the occasional essay fails to hold interest it's because the connections Cole draws to some European lineage remain tenuous.
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When Say's law fails to hold, workers lack jobs because firms lack customers, and firms lack customers because workers lack jobs.
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If the Senate fails to hold the president accountable for misconduct, how would that undermine the integrity of our system of justice?
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Traders are alert for evidence of a pullback in the Australian market if the Aussie dollar fails to hold support near $0.74.
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Tired of flashy research that fails to hold up, hundreds of researchers around the world are trying to replicate high-profile psychology studies.
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Similar horrors happen routinely in a system that fails to hold anyone but pilots accountable, leaving safety mechanisms unregulated and often badly outdated.
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Trump's claim that the plan now offers more to "those who have the very least" also fails to hold up to any scrutiny.
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If the Dow fails to hold on to its gains, it would be the longest losing streak for the index in over 40 years.
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Critics say Apple has obfuscated the fact that a worn-out battery not only fails to hold a charge, it also degrades the phone's performance.
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Limp. Straight. Droopy. These are all the words I'd use to describe my lashes after trying a new mascara that fails to hold a curl.
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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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The social sciences are already suffering from a replication problem; when work that makes a big splash fails to hold up, it hurts science in general.
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If Congress fails to hold the president accountable for the Ukraine scheme, there will be no way to prevent the future harm of a corrupted election.
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Strategists say if the S&P 500 fails to hold key onto the 2,700 area, it could break down all the way to 2,603, its October low.
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Meanwhile, the U.K. economy faces the risk of a downgrade if it fails to hold on to its single market access in the EU, ratings agency Moody's warned.
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So Mr. Trump could see the tide turn to a rival's favor on second and third ballots if he fails to hold the allegiance of delegates pledged to him. Gov.
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If the SPY ETF fails to hold at the lower end of that zone, Gordon says it has a long way to drop before finding a cushion at its next level of support.
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After Thursday's hearing, Sierra Club California Chapter Director Kathryn Phillips suggested that U.S. environmental groups would reject any settlement with VW that fails to hold the automaker fully accountable for excess tailpipe emissions.
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The long-term bond ETF has a "powerful" ceiling of resistance at $8003 and Garner thinks it could slip below $125 and potentially as low as $118 if it fails to hold, Cramer said.
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The Chicago Police Department routinely violates civil rights, uses unnecessary force, discriminates against minority residents, and fails to hold officers accountable — creating a climate of distrust, violence, and fear that makes residents and cops unsafe.
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Senator Kamala Harris, Democratic of California, asked the House managers what would happen if the Senate "fails to hold the president accountable for misconduct," and what that would mean for the integrity of the justice system.
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That's not to say we are looking at a trend change, but traders are alert for evidence of consolidation and a pullback in the Australian market particularly if the Aussie dollar fails to hold support near $0.74.
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"The administration and Nycha can rightly fault the federal government for defunding public housing, but it cannot fault the federal government for the people it hires and the people it fails to hold accountable," Mr. Torres said.
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The US government frequently fails to hold giant corporations accountable for bad behavior, in no small part thanks to the "revolving door" between posh positions as corporate lobbyists or lawyers, and key government jobs that present conflicts of interest.
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This kind of mixed messaging is typical for an administration that frequently fails to hold a consistent line on pressing issues of the day due to a combination of chaotic decision-making, poor organization, and ideological incoherence in the administration.
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David Buckingham, author of The Making of Citizens: Young People, News and Politics, notes that traditional news fails to hold the attention of kids and that approaching the concept of politics more broadly heightens the chance for children's future political action.
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Critics say Apple has obfuscated the fact that a worn-out battery not only fails to hold a charge but also degrades the phone's performance - and that this lack of transparency has pushed people to buy a new phone rather than a new battery.
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For me the work fails to hold my attention as much as the reports of that significant historical event, particularly because of the jingoistic and myopic policies the attacks helped engender (not to mention the reckless, unconscionable, and disastrous wars we engaged in thereafter).
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.) and Rep.
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE represents Colorado's 4th District.
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Congressman Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckThe House must act now on USMCA to build on the ecomomy's success Wave of GOP retirements threatens 2020 comeback With budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check MORE is from Windsor, representing Colorado's 4th District.
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.) said to Rep.
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And we're at a spot where, if the S&P fails to hold current levels near 2300, the popular next downside technical target of 2150 might not even seem all that scary because it's "only" 6.7% lower - less than half what was lost last week alone.
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.), who linked to a column he wrote.
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.) asked Mueller during the former special counsel's testimony.
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.) said the party that once had "the blood of the people" coursing "through its veins" is not pursing conservative policies.
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.) and signed by 83 other members of Congress, asking DoJ pointedly why it hasn't prosecuted climate activists, like me, as domestic terrorists.
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Rep. Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.) is introducing an amendment to the House GOP's tax-reform measure that would prohibit companies from writing off costs associated with sexual harassment settlements.
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (Colo.) that would open the door to the House being able to more forcefully assert their Article One powers to rein in the administrative state overreaches by the outgoing Obama administration.
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Adam KinzingerAdam Daniel KinzingerBolton returns to political group after exiting administration Overnight Defense: Trump ousts Bolton in shocker | Fallout, reaction from GOP senators | Senate spending talks in chaos | Dems eye vote to nix Trump border emergency The Hill's 22019:30 Report: Bolton out as national security adviser MORE (Ill.) and Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWave of GOP retirements threatens 2020 comeback With budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance MORE (Colo.).
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.) and Suzan DelBeneSuzan Kay DelBeneDemocrats worry diversity furor could spill into 2020 election House Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment Wave of Washington state lawmakers call for impeachment proceedings against Trump MORE (D-Wash.), had pushed to eliminate business expensing for settlements related to sexual misconduct.
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.) and Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.).
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.) and Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.).
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Tom GarrettThomas (Tom) Alexander GarrettFemale Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Ethics investigation finds outgoing House Republican made staff unload groceries, dog-sit Trump signs bill naming post office after soldier whose parents he attacked MORE (R-Va.), Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.), Dave Brat (R-Va.) and Rod Blum (R-Iowa) complain about the Washington machine and are cast as people fighting the system.
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.) Buck, the other House Freedom Caucus member to vote against the bill, went against caucus leaders Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) and Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Gun store billboard going after the 'Squad' being removed following backlash MORE (R-N.
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A doji is a key trend reversal indicator. This is particularly true when there is a high trading volume following an extended move in either direction. When a market has been in an uptrend and trades to a higher high than the previous three trading days, fails to hold that high, and closes in the lower 10% of that day's trading range, there is a high probability of a downtrend in the ensuing days. Likewise, when the market has been in a downtrend and trades to a new low that's lower than the three previous trading days, fails to hold that low, and closes in the upper 10% of that day's trading range, there is a high probability of an uptrend in the ensuing days.
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Batman grabs the Joker, but fails to hold him as he was apparently wearing two sweaters, and simply wriggles out of one of them. Batman chases a howling Joker up a catwalk. Just as Joker is making his escape, he slips on a loose roller skate and topples over the catwalk railing. Batman grabs him by the leg, narrowly saving him from plunging into the vat.
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Some critics believe that without any effective monitoring and enforcement provisions, the Global Compact fails to hold corporations accountable.Global Policy Forum Europe (ed.), Whose partnership for whose development? Corporate accountability in the UN system beyond the Global Compact, speaking notes of a hearing at the United Nations, 4 July 2007. Moreover, these critics argue that companies could potentially misuse the Global Compact as a public relations instrument for "bluewash".Bruno.
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The Pólya conjecture was disproved by C. Brian Haselgrove in 1958. He showed that the conjecture has a counterexample, which he estimated to be around 1.845 × 10361. An explicit counterexample, of n = 906,180,359 was given by R. Sherman Lehman in 1960; the smallest counterexample is n = 906,150,257, found by Minoru Tanaka in 1980. The conjecture fails to hold for most values of n in the region of 906,150,257 ≤ n ≤ 906,488,079.
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Foes of Ali received mostly mediocre reviews. Tommy Glide of GamePro called it "one of the lamest boxing games", citing poor control and "lifeless" polygon graphics. The two sports reviewers of Electronic Gaming Monthly praised the multiple camera angles and blurred vision, but felt the game fails to hold the player's interest due to its dull gameplay. They gave it scores of 6.0 and 6.5 out of 10.
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If this congruence does not hold, then n cannot be prime. Provided GCD(n, Q) = 1 then testing for congruence () is equivalent to augmenting our Lucas test with a "base Q" Solovay–Strassen primality test. Additional congruence conditions that must be satisfied if n is prime are described in Section 6 of. If any of these conditions fails to hold, then we have proved that n is not prime.
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The Radon–Nikodym theorem makes the assumption that the measure μ with respect to which one computes the rate of change of ν is σ-finite. Here is an example when μ is not σ-finite and the Radon–Nikodym theorem fails to hold. Consider the Borel σ-algebra on the real line. Let the counting measure, , of a Borel set be defined as the number of elements of if is finite, and otherwise.
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In baseball, a catcher is charged with a passed ball when he fails to hold or control a legally pitched ball that, with ordinary effort, should have been maintained under his control, and, as a result of this loss of control, the batter or a runner on base advances. A runner who advances due to a passed ball is not credited with a stolen base unless he breaks for the base before the pitcher begins his delivery.
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This occurs without the presence of an applied magnetic field and obeys the third law of thermodynamics. Both Curie's law and the Curie–Weiss law fail as the temperature approaches 0 K. This is because they depend on the magnetic susceptibility, which only applies when the state is disordered. Gadolinium sulfate continues to satisfy Curie's law at 1 K. Between 0 and 1 K the law fails to hold and a sudden change in the intrinsic structure occurs at the Curie temperature.
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He is soon reduced to straightened circumstances, and forced to seek employment, but fails to hold any job. One day he dreams of seeing an androgynous figure composed half by the goddess Parvati and half of Paramesvara. As one side speaks, the other is veiled, but they both assure him that whatever he hungers after will be provided. On waking, a feeling of irritation provokes him to think that unless life is easy, and lived effortlessly, it is better to die.
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A group of young Americans, disillusioned by the world's many problems, move to the wilds of the Pacific Northwest with hopes of creating their own utopian society. Despite their idealistic goals of revolution, the group comes ill prepared for their new life, bringing a wide assortment of consumer electronics, recreational vehicles and snack foods. After catastrophic events in the outside world sever their electricity and Wi-Fi, and their leader's once- inspiring rhetoric fails to hold them together, the group is forced to find a way to live in harmony with the natural world.
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" The West Coast Review of Books ranked it three of five stars (a "good" review) and stated that it was "a bona fide page-turner." Dobyns said Brothers "is hardly a novel at all but a comic book without pictures, something along the lines of Masters of the Universe. Even the characters have similar names... [it] isn't a novel at all but a book about killing." Publisher's Weekly also gave a negative review, stating that it was not a good sequel and "the book's basic premise fails to hold together.
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Geometrically, the non-trivial elements of the Tate–Shafarevich group can be thought of as the homogeneous spaces of that have -rational points for every place of , but no -rational point. Thus, the group measures the extent to which the Hasse principle fails to hold for rational equations with coefficients in the field . gave an example of such a homogeneous space, by showing that the genus 1 curve has solutions over the reals and over all -adic fields, but has no rational points. gave many more examples, such as .
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Adam Hochschild in 2017 Bury the Chains received many positive reviews for its compelling and witty narrative, which according to The Daily Telegraphs Max Hastings, "never fails to hold the reader's attention." While most reviewers enjoyed Hochschild's "vivid" writing, the Chicago Reader called it "ingratiating" and the Journal of Social History felt it sometimes "descends into silliness". Hochschild does not gloss over the brutalities of slavery which can make the book difficult to read. Despite its dark subject matter, some reviewers commended Hochschild's account for being an ultimately "inspiring" one, focused on the courage of the abolitionists and celebrating their achievements.
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When Betty is told on-set that she's lost the job, she fails to hold back tears at her disappointment. When Don comes home that night, Betty does not tell Don that she was let go, saying instead that she didn't like the idea of not being home enough to make him elaborate meals, and she was scared of Manhattan. Don says he doesn't care about his meals, only that she's a great mom to their kids, calling her an angel. Betty smiles as she agrees that that is what is most important, not giving any sign of her true feelings.
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In mathematics, particularly in algebra, the class of projective modules enlarges the class of free modules (that is, modules with basis vectors) over a ring, by keeping some of the main properties of free modules. Various equivalent characterizations of these modules appear below. Every free module is a projective module, but the converse fails to hold over some rings, such as Dedekind rings that are not principal ideal domains. However, every projective module is a free module if the ring is a principal ideal domain such as the integers, or a polynomial ring (this is the Quillen–Suslin theorem).
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But Martín Acero fails to hold up his end of the bargain when he finally obtains the real Star of Rwanda and tells Rene he lied and that the crew won't get out free. Rene fights Martín, immobilizing him and retaining the Star of Rwanda, escaping. Inside the casino, Cachorro and El Ronco get stuck inside the vault due to the alarm, while Diablo escapes to the marina to get the boat ready for his escape. Rene meets up with Diablo on the docks in order to escape with him but Martín in order to get the necklace back shoots her from afar.
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The main result of the theorem is that all the mixed strategy equilibria of a given game can be purified using the same sequence of perturbed games. However, in addition to independence of the perturbations, it relies on the set of payoffs for this sequence of games being of full measure. There are games, of a pathological nature, for which this condition fails to hold. The main problem with these games falls into one of two categories: (1) various mixed strategies of the game are purified by different sequences of perturbed games and (2) some mixed strategies of the game involve weakly dominated strategies.
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One key idea in Martimort's research is the possibility of a common agent who contracts with multiple principals that each control one agent's activity. Martimort shows that in such a setting, the revelation principle fails to hold and only a weaker version - the equivalence principle - holds, with the results critically depending on the complementarity or substitutability of activities across principals.Martimort, D. (1992). Multi-principaux avec anti-selection. Annales d'Economie et de Statistique, pp. 1-37. Martimort then applied multiprincipal incentive theory to supply chains, using it to explain why manufacturers' choice of common or exclusive retailers depends on the complementarity or substitutability of their brands,Martimort, D. (1996).
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However, Andrey Feuerverger, the statistician cited by the makers of the documentary, has said that determination of the identity of those in the tomb was the purview of biblical historians, and not statisticians. For another interpretation of the statistics see the statistics section above. Professor Amos Kloner, former Jerusalem district archaeologist of the Israel Antiquities Authority and the first archaeologist to examine the tomb in 1980, told the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper that the name Jesus had been found 71 times in burial caves at around that time. Furthermore, he said that the inscription on the ossuary is not clear enough to ascertain, and although the idea fails to hold up by archaeological standards it makes for profitable television.
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Later, she finds Palpatine still clinging to a ledge for life (after having been thrown down a pit by Vader) and fails to hold on to him (possibly intentionally). After barely escaping the Death Star before it blew up, a singed Stacey and R5-DD crash-land on Endor, where she sees Han and Leia once more embracing and confessing their love for one another. Finally accepting the loss and moving on, Stacey finds Luke at Vader's funeral pyre and starts making romantic overtures toward him. A nearby ghostly Obi-Wan and Yoda place bets on how long the relationship will last, with Obi-Wan thinking that the rebound relationship will last less than six months.
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Data transformation may be used as a remedial measure to make data suitable for modeling with linear regression if the original data violates one or more assumptions of linear regression. For example, the simplest linear regression models assume a linear relationship between the expected value of Y (the response variable to be predicted) and each independent variable (when the other independent variables are held fixed). If linearity fails to hold, even approximately, it is sometimes possible to transform either the independent or dependent variables in the regression model to improve the linearity. For example, addition of quadratic functions of the original independent variables may lead to a linear relationship with expected value of Y, resulting in a polynomial regression model, a special case of linear regression.
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For most practical applications, as well as for applications that require non-monotonic reasoning in artificial intelligence, Horn clause logic programs need to be extended to normal logic programs, with negative conditions. A clause in a normal logic program has the form: :`H :- A1, …, An, not B1, …, not Bn. ` and is read declaratively as a logical implication: :`H if A1 and … and An and not B1 and … and not Bn.` where `H` and all the `Ai` and `Bi` are atomic formulas. The negation in the negative literals ` not Bi` is commonly referred to as "negation as failure", because in most implementations, a negative condition ` not Bi` is shown to hold by showing that the positive condition ` Bi` fails to hold. For example: canfly(X) :- bird(X), not abnormal(X).
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Pop Snyder, the all-time leader in career passed balls. In baseball, a catcher is charged with a passed ball when he fails to hold or control a legally pitched ball that, with ordinary effort, should have been maintained under his control, and, as a result of this loss of control, the batter or a runner on base advances. A runner who advances due to a passed ball is not credited with a stolen base unless he breaks for the base before the pitcher begins his delivery. A passed ball may be scored when a runner on first, second, or third base reaches the next base on a bobble or missed catch by the catcher, or when the batter-runner reaches first base on an uncaught strike three (see also Strikeout).
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Anton Formann provided an alternative explanation by directing attention to the interrelation between the distribution of the significant digits and the distribution of the observed variable. He showed in a simulation study that long right-tailed distributions of a random variable are compatible with the Newcomb–Benford law, and that for distributions of the ratio of two random variables the fit generally improves. For numbers drawn from certain distributions (IQ scores, human heights) the Benford's law fails to hold because these variates obey a normal distribution which is known not to satisfy Benford's law, since normal distributions can't span several orders of magnitude and the mantissae of their logarithms will not be (even approximately) uniformly distributed. However, if one "mixes" numbers from those distributions, for example by taking numbers from newspaper articles, Benford's law reappears.
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This is the condition that fails to hold for non-Abelian gauge groups. If one ignores the problem and attempts to use the Feynman rules obtained from "naive" functional quantization, one finds that one's calculations contain unremovable anomalies. The problem of perturbative calculations in QCD was solved by introducing additional fields known as Faddeev–Popov ghosts, whose contribution to the gauge-fixed Lagrangian offsets the anomaly introduced by the coupling of "physical" and "unphysical" perturbations of the non-Abelian gauge field. From the functional quantization perspective, the "unphysical" perturbations of the field configuration (the gauge transformations) form a subspace of the space of all (infinitesimal) perturbations; in the non-Abelian case, the embedding of this subspace in the larger space depends on the configuration around which the perturbation takes place.
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After Ketch rescues Gabriel, allowing the Winchesters to use his grace as part of the spell, the initial raid on the other world fails to achieve more than Dean rescuing the alternate version of his deceased friend Charlie Bradbury, but Gabriel flees in fear after an attack on the bunker by Asmodeus. With Heaven in desperate straits after Lucifer fails to hold the angels together, Castiel is charged with finding Gabriel while the last ten angels try to keep Heaven in order, leaving the Winchesters to mount a new assault on the other world with Gabriel and Lucifer. They are able to rescue a range of human survivors from the other world, including the alternate versions of Bobby and Charlie, but Gabriel is killed in the process and Lucifer and the alternate Michael follow them through. As Lucifer takes Jack's power for himself, Dean is forced to make a deal to act as the vessel for the alternate Michael to stop him.
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