His dreams are their dreams; his failures are their failures.
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There are many, many stories of things deemed successes that become failures, and even more things deemed failures that were actually failures.
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While there were just four failures of EpiPens reported in 23, those numbers jumped to 22 failures in 2000 and 24 failures in 2014.
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Today, the ISO 26262 standard addresses systematic failures and random hardware failures.
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We have to talk about our failures and realize there are no failures.
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As Klein points out, Facebook's failures have consequences on par with government failures.
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It is also a reminder that this series is about failures of recognition: not only failures to recognize gay lives, worth and dignity, but also failures of self-recognition.
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"All those failures, and even now my failures still help me be successful," he said.
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McDonough and the Obama administration did have their failures, and those failures taught them hard lessons.
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Health-care failures or perceived failures are documented poison for the parties in power in Congress.
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Facebook's constant churn of content moderation-related problems come in many different flavors: There are failures of policy, failures of messaging, and failures to predict the darkest impulses of human nature.
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AI has built redundancies into the system to ensure single failures don't result in system-wide failures.
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We need to avoid "tragedy of the commons" failures, unintended environmental policy failures, and infrastructure white elephants.
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"We need big failures if we're going to move the needle" — "billion-dollar scale failures," Bezos said at re:Mars.
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Meanwhile, from the GOP's perspective, covering others in the stink of their failures is easier than righting those failures.
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She did not challenge the other two failures, which she said were due to administrative failures on her part.
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"They had to be not just failures, but failures of note," Mr. Scandalios said in an interview on Tuesday.
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The reverse is true, as well: Failures by labor unions — and the workers they represent — lead to more failures.
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"But thus far, all parts failures have been caused by vandalism or as the result of premature material failures."
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The next wave of banking problems — and failures — almost certainly will exhibit a similar maldistribution of losses and failures.
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There are failures of the justice system, the health system, the official church, even failures of old-fashioned protection rackets.
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While Carter's failures were sins of commission — actively sabotaging his party's efforts in Congress — Trump's failures are sins of omission.
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Reinstating Glass-Steagall, then, would not prevent failures, and would not remove incentive of governments to intervene when failures happen.
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While newer cars can travel nearly 500,000 miles between failures, the R-32s go only about 33,000 miles between failures.
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Huo Deming, a leading economist, highlighted their different perspectives: Mr Zhang focuses on policy failures and Mr Lin on market failures.
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I'm telling you right now, why is it that the people we're imprisoning reflect not only personal failures but societal failures.
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The NFL then released a statement supporting Microsoft's position: Network failures, not Surface failures, were what disrupted the Patriots on Sunday.
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So it's up to you to decide which failures to try to improve upon, and which failures to shield yourself from.
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" The ultimate conclusion of that survey is stark: "59% of last year's crowdsales are either confirmed failures or failures-in-the-making.
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In the poll, 49% said that his administration's accomplishments will outweigh its failures, while 44% expect the failures will outweigh his accomplishments.
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Founders face many trials and tribulations when building their companies, from fundraising woes to visa challenges to product failures to company failures.
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What you're doing is you're exploring the failures, sometimes, in human interaction, the failures of human connection to answer the really big questions.
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It has been tested over time and while there have been failures, those failures have been largely addressed and remedied over the years.
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These failures of character, as Romney told it, were connected to the campaign's policy failures and showed his unseriousness as a presidential candidate.
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Policy failures of the last nearly eight years have mainly been failures on the part of Republican lawmakers to act in the public interest.
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So while we look unsparingly at failures of personal responsibility, let's also examine equally rigorously the failures of government, of institutions and of society.
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Some people, for example, feel certain that their failures or the collective failures of the state are caused by enemies one can easily pinpoint.
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As the failures of Obamacare are highlighted, and the failures of proposed Obamacare replacements even more so, alternatives once considered extreme are becoming mainstream.
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Clinton's attempt to blame states for welfare reform's failures is not entirely successful, but the fact that she's acknowledging failures at all is still startling.
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"Some well-deserved endorsement retractions will soon be coming, obviously, followed by a longer explanation of the treacheries and failures that led to yesterday's loss ... failures by unscrupulous and smarmy politicians, failures by dishonest media outlets, and failures in our own pro-life movement and churches ... all as a prelude to preparing to win back some seats and turn things around in 2020," the post said.
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You have created multiple failures in your life because those failures fit this narrative you have of yourself as a selfless, bending-over-backward type person.
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"The admitted acts of misconduct include failures to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence and failures to exercise sufficient professional scepticism," the FRC said in a statement.
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Unlike the iPhone, the delays did not get longer with subsequent failures; over 40 attempts, we encountered only a 30-second delay after every five failures.
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The failures of President Obama's tenure are seen as her failures and generally, people don't expect new initiatives to be rolled out once she is elected.
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Silicon Valley's refusal to own up to its failures and just show some progress in addressing those failures demonstrates that it's not taking its responsibilities seriously either.
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The 77-page report, #ToxicTwitter: Violence and abuse against women online, illustrates Twitter's failures to protect its most vulnerable users and to be transparent about those failures.
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He even pointed out that Bush was president on 9/11, and that the various intelligence failures surrounding that attack were, in part, failures of his administration.
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ULA has had a near-perfect launch record since 2006, with only two partial failures, while SpaceX has experienced two large failures in the past 15 months.
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When new technologies are used to eliminate well understood system failures or to gain high precision performance they often introduce new pathways to large scale, catastrophic failures.
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Share an example of one of your brilliant failures; explain that every entrepreneur has probably had a string of miserable failures leading up to their massive success.
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Concerns included engine stalling, brake problems, airbag failures, headlight failures, unintended acceleration, an uncomfortable ride, faulty gas gauges and gas tanks prone to exploding in rear impacts.
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It is long past time that we learned from these failures and the failures of others and left the region to manage itself without Western-generated instability.
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" The facility's response University Hospitals said it takes responsibility for the failures and "we are so sorry that our failures caused such a devastating loss for you.
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"The history of cancer vaccines has been riddled with a lot of failures," O'Donnell-Tormey said, and many of those failures happened in the '90s and 2000s.
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A cascading series of failures of imagination; failures to invest in the future; paralyzed or ideologically blinkered or simply idiotic governance; and, perhaps most of all, cost disease.
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The "I am my company" syndrome: Founders blur the line between themselves and their companies in such a way that company failures often are felt as personal failures.
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"Most of what I try fails, but these failures are often invisible, while the successes are visible," the professor wrote at the top of his 'CV of Failures.
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Past intel failures The 22019/11 terrorist attacks are perhaps the most dramatic modern example of failures within our intelligence community, and a reason to question intel assessments.
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And as states like New Hampshire continue to suffer disproportionately from the crisis, Trump's failures could make him vulnerable — but only if Democrats actually call out those failures.
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This, of course, was the last step in a long line of failures by the department, which included multiple failures to arrest the alleged assailant for violent behavior.
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"We've had other failures in the year that are very unfortunate and if we were good enough to arrange such sabotage we wouldn't have any failures," he added.
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More often than not, little failures pile on top of other little failures, and life for the consumer, as well as the business, becomes more frustrating rather than easier.
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To underscore the military consequences of technological failures, the report enumerates a history of the types of failures that have occurred in military and commercial systems that are highly automated.
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It is true that some of the blame for these failures lies with a dysfunctional Congress, but many of Trump's failures during his first few months have been self-induced.
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Failures in a firm's screening protocol could showcase either deficient policies and procedures, communications failures in alerting compliance and human resources staff of the missing information, or a conscious disregard.
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Its coverage included an in-depth look at failures by the local sheriff's office and school officials — failures that ultimately led to a tragedy in which 17 people were killed.
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The most recent data show that the agency had 236 major mechanical failures in 2016, or roughly two mechanical failures every three days, similar to the 240 reported in 2015.
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"Because when he pulled everybody out of Iraq, al Qaeda went to Syria, became ISIS, and ISIS is what it is today thanks to Barack Obama's failures, utter failures," McCain said.
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More troubling conditions turned up in a 2017 FDA inspection of PCCA, including failures in its drug quality-control process and failures to properly clean the equipment used to repackage medications.
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"We intend to identify what went wrong, why it went wrong, where there were failures of communication, where there will failures of coordination, and we intend to fix it," he said.
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" But he acknowledged that in broader strokes, "the inspector general's report shows that there were significant failures in the FISA applications, and some of those failures relate to Nunes's other criticisms.
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And what we're going to spend the weekend doing is to figure out, can we find a way to prevent those failures and protect the system from the consequences of failures?
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There have been enough failures of a certain kind that, God willing, that they can avoid the failures that have already happened and may fail in a new way or may succeed.
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There are unique circumstances around why we lost in 2016 related to our candidate, related to the failures of the media, the Russians, failures of the media in covering Donald Trump effectively.
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But a focus on China's failures or on Trump's praise risks distracting from our own failures in health care — and this is where Trump's actions have been more destructive than his words.
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Those of us who identify with the United States feel pride in its achievements and shame in its failures, but we're mostly not keen to have those failures pointed out by foreigners.
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"We are willing to do the un-fun, mind-numbing work of making [Matrix] highly reliable, and robust and redundant and able to sustain failures — multiple failures — and still work," Van Buiten says.
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"It takes failures to be able to succeed," Boyd said.
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When you take big risks, the failures are really big.
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They detailed his achievements and failures, his promotions and demotions.
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Where opinions differ is in how to address those failures.
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Blame the Nazis again — this time for their own failures.
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And yet, Ford's executives took zero responsibility for their failures.
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When we have market failures, government is the only solution.
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This was a catastrophe caused by failures at every level.
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Other players appeared to take the event's failures in stride.
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I didn't judge them by their previous successes or failures.
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Those left behind may see themselves as ordinary, even failures.
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The big successes are literally impossible without the many failures.
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Broad failures of corporate governance emerge from Mr Mistry's claims.
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Failures in one country can cause trouble for its neighbours.
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Much has been said about the failures of liberal democracies.
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Their indictments of politicians' failures to act really stood out.
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By all accounts, Google's Pixel and Pixel XL were failures.
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There appear to have been communications failures within the government.
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Unfortunately, most people refuse to do something about their failures.
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It was those failures that made the eventual success possible.
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But Putin's apparent successes may turn out to be failures.
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Mr Macron calls actions in both those countries "cruel failures".
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In recent days, many bitcoin exchanges have seen systems failures.
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Rim was asked if those failures put her under pressure.
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Flint's pain is a result of so many different failures.
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The failures of GE Capital have deeply wounded the enterprise.
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We live eight years on the economic failures, stagnation. What?
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Abraham Lincoln, despite the policies themselves being practical failures. Rarely
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Then it can wash its hands of any marketplace failures.
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And this time, after three past failures, they didn't disappoint.
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These failures occurred in several large cities across the country.
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Even its innovation failures have had an interesting track record.
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Launch failures are mostly insured against, but can add complications.
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Hamilton has also had two engine failures in four races.
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But it's not enough just to talk about Obamacare's failures.
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His investigation has found systemic failures within the state department.
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They don't blame their economic status, weaknesses, or past failures.
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Third, higher capital requirements will not eliminate all bank failures.
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But like Trump, the language won't admit to its failures.
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"I never let the failures get me down," he wrote.
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It can prompt nausea, vomiting and heart or breathing failures.
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It apologized last week for its failures, and Florida Gov.
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I'm not above basking in the failures of bad people.
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But not as many know how to discuss their failures.
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At this point, Facebook is no stranger to security failures.
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You always take chances, and we still have some failures.
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But Kingo has tried to learn from these past failures.
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It's the totality of District failures that must be addressed.
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The deal could end one of the costliest corporate failures.
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There have also been a number of failures, as Factcheck.
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Generations of people identified us by all of our failures.
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The FEC's failures can be traced entirely to its commissioners.
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This means we blow past successes and fixate on failures.
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Their failures hold a key lesson for the way ahead.
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"You must gather the courage to face failures," Zhou added.
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Don't blame Professor Trick or his computer for my failures.
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The biggest polling failures were in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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Despite the FCC's failures, the march of technology moved on.
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No enhanced accountability measures discussed where system failures clearly occurred.
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The government appears more tolerant of company failures as well.
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This is also applicable in moments when we face failures.
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Yet Sviták meditated deeply on the failures of the Prague
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Even the most successful people have experienced setbacks and failures.
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And when that happens, Lemonis blames himself for those failures.
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While her errors were hers alone, her failures were not.
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North Korea has always punished those responsible for similar failures.
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It may even indicate colossal failures in weighting or sampling.
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Perhaps we should treat failures as nothing more than setbacks.
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Failures in one field don't erase his successes in another.
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So I'm super passionate about sharing my struggles and failures.
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It's common to end up fixating on these perceived failures.
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System connectivity failures may result in brief interruptions of control.
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Smugness is probably not the smartest response to such failures.
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They also generate power failures that last up to weeks.
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Failures, which occurred seemingly at random, kept breaking the system.
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Though with huge success, often comes a few major failures.
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And what should we learn from those failures (if anything)?
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Despite compromises and occasional failures, the experiment was broadly successful.
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Yet his fingerprints are clear on some signal Republican failures.
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But communication failures did not hinder the search for Fisher.
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There are the failures, but they wanted to go there.
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Make mistakes: Mistakes and failures lead to great ideas. 8.
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In a sense, Plenty is a response to previous failures.
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This defies the big lesson of the drug war's failures.
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The failures of G.E. Capital have deeply wounded the enterprise.
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Andrew M. Cuomo to blame Con Edison for service failures.
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Republicans are at fault for failures to fund the government.
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His early shows were failures in that respect, he said.
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Typically, regulations are rationalized as efforts to address market failures.
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But the stronger players are capitalizing on the industry's failures.
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That's why bankruptcy works perfectly well in typical business failures.
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And it is there where Zeel's failures are most apparent.
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The right was keen to advertise the failures, however sparse.
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The business failures thus prevented might well have been catastrophic.
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Both times, the programs were shut down and deemed failures.
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Each experienced failures of political will, and on the battlefield.
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Yet regulators have repeatedly documented the failures of existing safeguards.
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Praise be to uncertain successes and to certain failures alike.
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It's time he stops blaming President Obama for his failures.
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Tesla's successes, or failures, will be on a bigger scale.
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Those intelligence failures could turn out to be fatal mistakes.
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Some of Robbins's perceived failures were dear to his heart.
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But the crackup resulted from cascading failures going back months.
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The utility's equipment failures were responsible for several deadly wildfires.
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Do the failures of maximum pressure require additional military action?
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NT: Speaking of US failures, the good scribes at letsrun.
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There's no upside at all to floods or crop failures.
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Robert Spencer has documented similar failures in Malaysia and Indonesia.
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These airplanes were experiencing disastrous failures when they were new.
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That dream faded because of war, politics and economic failures.
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We can learn from our successes and from our failures.
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But not until you amass quite a few big failures.
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And shame, above all, about their failures to fight tyranny.
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Cooperatives have long been an American solution to market failures.
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The failures put patients at risk and squandered taxpayer dollars.
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But Republicans are plagued by recruitment failures and expensive primaries.
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Just as Clinton did for the security failures at Benghazi.
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Ignorant statements notwithstanding, those policies have proved to be failures.
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But as illegal entry grew, so did failures to appear.
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And its headaches were exacerbated by turbine failures last year.
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These realities are failures of our humanity and American values.
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The cost of failures is high, as Vale is learning.
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Those two rocket failures — one that Iran announced on Jan.
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Most of us will, unfortunately, feel like failures by March.
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But I have had plenty of failures along the way.
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At least two other expeditions reported similar failures in Tibet.
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Around the same time, more failures were reported in Nepal.
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Sometimes I write about failures — because they can be instructive.
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Lockheed's failures seemed to favor Austal on future contract awards.
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Her road to success has been paved with many failures.
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And sure, some of the resulting movies will be bad, but bad movies are easy to survive when they're isolated failures, rather than failures meant to provide the foundation of an interconnected cinematic universe.
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In fact, there are so many market failures in energy, one almost wonders whether beginning with an idealized market and working backward through its "failures" is a fruitful way to approach policy thinking. Hmm.
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Instead of forgetting their failures by numbing the pain, they're trying to etch their failures into their brain so they can ensure they learn from them, rather than be pushed into darkness by them.
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However, "if you point your finger at a movie director and you ignore the appalling gun violence statistics, incarceration failures and mental health failures, the structural things," you're missing the bigger picture, he says.
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Rapid successive failures meant there was no time to restore reserves between the first failure and the second, so the two failures were for all practical purposes a single event that breached n-1.
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In the days following Hurricane Sandy, New York's Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg sought above all not to duplicate the failures of Hurricane Katrina, seven years earlier — failures that had delivered so much corruption and waste.
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Still, these are small failures in an otherwise very good design.
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The airline has suffered four computer failures over the past year.
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All four initiatives were either totally abandoned or quietly considered failures.
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But the very human failures of the present rocked their arguments.
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Tom's failures, he got the better of them in the end.
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He saw their repeated failures as a rebuke for their hubris.
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But Nassar's sentencing renewed the attention on the organization's potential failures.
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The background on that is SpaceX suffered two really big failures.
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They're representative of the 12 steps' mix of successes and failures.
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The most successful CEO's and entrepreneurs have experienced setbacks, even failures.
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Indeed, gyroscope failures were a planned part of the Hubble mission.
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"Putin's apparent successes may turn out to be failures," says Cohen.
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Containment failures detected for the following Class V entities: Magic Leap.
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Gyro failures were always going to happen, and are completely unsurprising.
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Maybe the failures of local machine politicians are all around them.
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SpaceX has suffered two launch failures in the past two years.
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Your greatest teachers are your failures, which you take pretty seriously.
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And Chariot's closure is the latest in a string of failures.
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According to the Pentagon's watchdog, cybersecurity failures are a leadership problem.
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Here's a look at the town — and its successes and failures.
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Food shortages resulting from crop failures eventually forced Lysenko from power.
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Phil Bryant's failures are good for my business, I guess [laughs].
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Startups are much more vocal about their successes than their failures.
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So this popular revolt is also aimed at national-security failures.
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The Switch is Nintendo's chance to make up for those failures.
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With no previous examples to work from, failures were a given.
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Which is not to say these efforts have been total failures.
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Even experienced pilots aren't immune to hardware failures or software problems.
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Most troublingly, failures in internal culture make the external harassment worse.
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Long-term success comes from embracing our failures, not denying them.
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It exposed supervisory shortcomings and a lost appetite for allowing failures.
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I mean, Brennan has suffered multiple failures at Putin&aposs hands.
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And now he is giving us this look for People's failures.
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It's designed primarily to help give players insight into their failures.
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An IBM executive today blamed data quality for past AI failures.
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They've not been failures either, but they're by no means transformative.
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This year, Biden acknowledged his past failures related to the bill.
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The mechanism causing these failures, however, has remained unknown until recently.
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We see the failures of this society everywhere in Book Five.
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I immediately began making batches and batches—lots of utter failures!
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Johnson studied the Clinton transition to learn from its perceived failures.
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Her failures, her insecurities, her strength, her joy, all of it.
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Additional welding seems could raise the likelihood of cracks or failures.
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The bill for those contradictions and failures has finally come due.
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Failures in this area speak to a failure in our humanity.
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Its failures on offense clearly colored its efforts in other aspects.
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That's how I decided to start documenting my mother's parenting failures.
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His failures as a leader are coming at a high cost.
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But there were no infrastructure failures of that type, he said.
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The consequences of Facebook's failures are typically pegged as external hazards.
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Moor doesn't allow the endless failures to get in his way.
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There doesn't seem to be a single reason for these failures.
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No one had anticipated Katrina's levee failures or planned for them.
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What's next in this story—just more brick and mortar failures?
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An advanced warning system could help scientists avoid other catastrophic failures.
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The tragic and fatal failures in Benghazi happened under her watch.
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The email talked about Ocasio-Cortez and highlighted her past failures.
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Market failures like this can only be solved through government intervention.
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We are in the realm of failures of time and space.
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She lived with faith — not without failure, but overcoming her failures.
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He knew mobile and content moderation failures could kill his network.
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But in some ways, the administration's own failures increase the risk.
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That censure now seems justified by Jeanne's failures as a mother.
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The Health Issue Most clinical trials for cancer drugs are failures.
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Homeostasis holds complex systems together invisibly; we notice only its failures.
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Present day, all Republican investigations into Russia have been abject failures.
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The Defense Ministry is trying to end equipment failures and malfunctions.
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Mika: A lot of failures on this Failure Friday #morningjoe pic.twitter.
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Without these failures and irregularities, Norbert Hofer could have been president.
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Silent admission of the policy's failures is not an adequate response.
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But national schemes may prove insufficient to deal with multiple failures.
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That era gave us notorious failures—cue obligatory mention of pets.
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"I don't know, man," Colson said of the free-throw failures.
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Todd hopes to identify anything the failures might have in common.
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U.S. power would involve accepting the risk of occasional security failures,
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The British politician John Stonehouse did it to escape business failures.
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It also criticized previous government failures to properly support the technology.
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Obamacare's failures are a result of the law's fundamental design flaws.
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Successful people accept responsibility for their failures; unsuccessful people blame others.
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Rather than Nicholson, McCain blamed Trump for the failures in Afghanistan.
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Americans are frustrated with the many failures of the political class.
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His awareness of his failures makes him all the more winning.
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Because of internal struggles and product failures, Jobs' role was diminished.
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The strategic and moral consequences of their failures would be enormous.
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"These failures raise serious questions," DiNardo said in his statement Wednesday.
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And use mistakes, failures, and setbacks to teach important life skills.
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USA Today reported "egregious failures" by the facility's leadership and staff.
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He torments a G.O.P. elite that cannot admit its own failures.
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The unfolding crisis in Venezuela again demonstrates the failures of socialism.
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My failures in basketball have all come from not being prepared.
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From Bitcoin's failures, we have learnt how digital communities shouldn't operate.
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The history of these projects is rife with expensive, colossal failures.
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But capitalism has its cruel excesses, its many failures as well.
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And on that level, with failures acknowledged, it still commands respect.
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But it's not clear legislative failures will cause them extra pain.
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Click through to see whether these experiments were successes or failures.
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It was there you celebrated your successes and mourned your failures.
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Players feel the real disappointment of their own failures to perform.
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But those failures are on me and I can accept them.
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The June launch was the first successful test after five failures.
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They also collected record grid penalties due to frequent engine failures.
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But the B-29s' early attacks on Japan were considered failures.
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The rest, the "failures," will pick themselves up and go again.
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She demanded that the city acknowledge the failures of last summer.
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They'd had good fortune all week: clear weather, no catastrophic failures.
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The senator's heroism should not blind us to his political failures.
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Some communities are trying to fill in for the government's failures.
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Together, the failures have severely impeded the containment of the virus.
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My son has A.D.H.D. and often feels frustrated at his failures.
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"'Failures,' on average, are more valuable than positive studies," Ioannidis says.
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Vietnam turned America's leading liberal into a personification of liberalism's failures.
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Dogs are failures, dogs are unattractive, dogs are unworthy of faith.
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It could turn out to be one of his biggest failures.
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My biggest failures have always been integral to my biggest successes.
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She said the state has not required extensive documentation of failures.
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It has more to do with how unmitigated these failures are.
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Mr. Kobach's failures have not induced in him any apparent humility.
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But their failures to impress now shouldn't cloud their potential later.
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They are disgusted by American failures and want them to end.
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Like many proud and privileged failures, he succumbs to reactionary paranoia.
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In theory, it's our best protection against future, costly intelligence failures.
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The failures of Katrina prompted a cascade of reforms by Congress.
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Like all parents, however, my failures stack up alongside my successes.
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Yet all three expeditions were failures in one way or another.
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Yet Mr. Cuomo's failures threaten to eclipse his record of accomplishments.
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It is a textbook example of the failures of white feminism.
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A Pentagon investigation found failures at every level of the mission.
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Hidden discoveries or failures do not contribute to the public good.
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His motorcycle jumps, whether successes or bone-crushing failures, were legendary.
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Tallahassee officials encouraged residents to report power failures and blocked roads.
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Is it an effort to conceal American intelligence failures in 2016?
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So what separates the successes from the failures in Silicon Valley?
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She lived with faith, not without failure, but overcoming her failures.
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That is a long shot, given past failures to reach agreement.
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"Own your failures and you will own your success," Taffer continues.
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However, she does question her fitness for marriage after two failures.
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The extent of the military's failures could soon be laid bare.
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The media's many failures piled up long before votes were tallied.
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Conversely, Mr. Obama owns his failures regardless of Mr. Trump's actions.
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"CDC's stumbled," said one official, referencing the agency's lab-testing failures.
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But by most accounts, the United States program accentuated the failures.
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Feces and vomit on electrical transmission towers can cause power failures.
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But playoff failures are not the reason the Cowboys cut him.
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Many of these failures come down to a lack of leadership.
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The failures of our system are not lost on other countries.
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Republicans complained about failures of FBI agents identified in the report.
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This has inherent inefficiencies and the increased risk of system failures.
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" Dimon also said America's failures on infrastructure and taxes are "embarrassing.
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Were these failures related to detainee abuse, or conditions of detention?
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Systemic failures point in one direction: They point to the leader.
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Last year brought more high-profile failures, headlined by Gilead Sciences.
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But censorship is not the solution to these failures of looking.
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In its victories and failures this show is absolutely worth seeing.
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NASA was looking to rebound from two embarrassing failures in 22016.
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Of these failures, the most important was the failure of peace.
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They did not disclose over what period the alleged failures occurred.
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Through business failures, capital is redeployed to emerging high-growth industries.
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There are also the usual put-downs, failures, and topical humor.
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But as failures go, it was a validating and thrilling one.
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Right now, failures in facial recognition aren't catastrophic for most people.
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He has previously apologized for regulatory failures and for an underwhelming initial response and on Tuesday outlined a timeline of the "catastrophe" dating to 2013, and blamed it on failures at the federal, state and local level.
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"I would argue that a system that has a rare rate of failures and overall gets better glycemic control would be an improvement over the current situation, which also has failures of a different type," Russell said.
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The brief discussion ended with some members of the panel praising Hart's perseverance and ability to pick himself up after his failures, noting that because of these failures, he's a good person to listen to for advice.
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There are specific situations in which the failures of certain financial institutions could be gravely threatening to the stability of other financial institutions and could set off a chain reaction of bank failures that devastates the economy.
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Coleman's filing failures were recorded on June 22017, 210, January 16, 2019 and April 26, 2019, but under International Standard for Testing and Investigations (ISTI) guidelines, filing failures relate back to the first day of the quarter.
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Sheryl Sandberg hopes future business leaders can learn from Facebook's recent failures.
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It's incumbent on all of us to prevent the worst possible failures.
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She's taking the success, failures, and everything in between as it comes.
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His friends at the Echo Nest didn't hold Ogle's failures against him.
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The failures in Flint have involved officials from every level of government.
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It's a story of diplomatic failures, madcap dictators, and tricky geopolitical maneuvering.
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I've lived through a lot of failures, okay, CD interactive, etc. Whatever.
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We'll make mistakes and pursue some bad ideas that lead to failures.
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The victims of these failures are in refugee camps or worse, graves.
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"There were multiple failures, by multiple people, at multiple levels," Kardon said.
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Too often, his World Cup failures were compared to Maradona&aposs successes.
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Jon fails constantly, and he's consistently rewarded and honored for his failures.
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In a sense, central banks are being made scapegoats for others' failures.
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Back then voters sought renewal after the failures of the Carter presidency.
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DISAPPOINTMENTS These failures mark just the latest disappointments with gantenerumab and solanezumab.
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Based on past failures, it was unlikely one would ever be made.
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The recent failures of the traditional watch industry isn't quite the end.
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Elliott doesn't think the causes of the two engines failures are related.
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And they characterize The Division 2 and Breakpoint basically as commercial failures.
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In fact, Nintendo can't claim ownership of the game's successes or failures.
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This is the principle that unifies several of the different coordination failures.
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Cotton dismissed these "failures" as the result of their poor physical condition.
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Its past failures were a source of some shame in jihadist circles.
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The firm has suffered four big computer failures over the past year.
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The approach emerged out of one of Microsoft's biggest failures: Windows Phone.
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Her imperfections, many failures and constant letdowns make her likable and relatable.
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But recent failures should not be cause for too much distress, either.
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That, however, is to cling to a qualified success amid many failures.
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This is a result in part of the failures of Ms. Mayer.
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Democracy promotion may have had its failures, but it certainly succeeded here.
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I've had more failures than successes but I'm not afraid to fail.
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But others, including 2011 IPOs Zynga and Groupon, have been dramatic failures.
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Instead, regulators should identify and correct obvious market failures, and promote competition.
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Rocket companies including Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic have also had catastrophic failures.
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There were signal failures, and we end up nearly an hour late.
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It also corrects the use of the word "corporate failures" with "defaults."
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To the contrary, the pursuit has been marked by some spectacular failures.
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Mr Johnson refuses to be ashamed of his personal or professional failures.
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These failures are connected, and they leave us in a difficult place.
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There were zero bank failures in 2018, which hasn't happened since 2006.
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Washington—failures that began when he was passed over for choice appointments
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And those successes and failures have ramifications far beyond managing geophysical risks.
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Of course, crypto investing — just like startup investing — produces lots of failures.
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But more than that, it underscores the rest of Yahoo's app failures.
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Different markets are different; they have their own idiosyncrasies, their own failures.
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Not surprisingly, past failures do not weigh on the self-assured Reed.
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It's not that he's willing to castigate American schools for their failures.
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Say what they will, North Korean launches, failures and successes, are known.
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The movie industry is a business with few successes and many failures.
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This cushions against failures while allow a certain degree of risk taking.
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The report says that the changes don't erase the company's corporate failures.
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Failures of vetting by the Trump administration continue to dominate the news.
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These failures reaffirmed my strategy: While in Gransys, heroes travel by day.
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Despite its stellar track record, about 1/3 of Cisco's were failures.
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"It's how you handle those [failures] gracefully that's really crucial," Cameron said.
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Luck will take place, failures will take place, and you will learn.
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Blood Year: Islamic State and the Failures of the War on Terror.
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Just like my wins are my own, my failures are my own.
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We asked about past successes and failures: Why did this partnership end?
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It's a searing (and funny) indictment of the failures of contemporary sisterhood.
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McConnell's tactical failures are just a minor part of this larger issue.
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His massive business bankruptcies were not failures but brilliant bits of management.
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"I do not believe they are policy failures or immoral," he says.
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Erik Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan) is the physical incarnation of Wakanda's failures.
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American inequality, of the failures of quick fixes, and of the increasing
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This unfortunate failures of social policies doesn't have to be our reality.
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" DW: "The amount of failures and hurdles actually kept this project going.
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The suicide stories of today are about personal failures and self-destructions.
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Not to mention this individual's own conspicuous failures of judgment thus far.
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Combined, the failures would leave Stephenson with a checkered legacy at best.
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North Korea successfully launched the Musudan in June after five consecutive failures.
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Ireland, for its part, is already recognizing the failures of its system.
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Owners had had enough of his failures to live up to expectations.
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At the root of some failures is the way developers approach healthcare.
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O.K. O.K. Flint's pain is a result of so many different failures.
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It reduces market failures like excessive pollution, underinvestment or undue monopoly power.
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Mr. Ratmansky has made failures ("Anna Karenina"); doubtless he will make others.
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In the meantime, the Pentagon is not alone in its accounting failures.
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T air bag failures, but the engineer later said he was mistaken.
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For nearly seven years, Americans have lived through the failures of ObamaCare.
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But topes also reflect the same failures that they aim to fix.
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He has multiple failures to appear, and a contempt of court conviction.
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"We've had no issues with any failures in the field," he said.
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He's forthright about his failures, and he's diffident about his putative triumphs.
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Overcoming public memories of the DPJ's perceived failures will be tough, however.
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Could coaching, another SPLISS policy area, be to blame for Italy's failures?
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Rule No. 2: Failures must be ascribed to subordinates or external forces.
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This enormous figure does not illustrate merely the failures of integration policy.
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Contrast that with FBR's seeming failures as a mergers and acquisitions adviser.
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Both failures may have contributed to the man's death, the department said.
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"Failures" as are they've always been in physics and science in general.
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However, there have been documented failures in such tools over the years.
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By imitating these writers, I didn't feel responsible for my own failures.
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With celebration and criticality, I pull references from lesbian legacies and failures.
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For all these years, I've been keeping a trunk of my failures.
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But its few failures have burned off hundreds of millions of dollars.
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For months, Google had been experiencing an increasing number of hardware failures.
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It also exposes government failures to protect citizens, as with Hurricane Katrina.
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No deaths or product failures have been attributed to the false data.
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We see their failures because they are not trying to hide them.
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More than 4,000 had lost water service, mostly because of power failures.
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I have been critical of the past failures to nominate such leaders.
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And any President would have racked up failures under such intense pressure.
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In 2008, SpaceX was flirting with bankruptcy after three successive rocket failures.
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That's before factoring in crop failures from more severe storms and droughts.
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Not all were successful, but he never appeared deterred by his failures.
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And some are just wary after Dot Com bubble failures, Mayo said.
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The Iraq war is just the worst in a string of failures.
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But the drive to win China's consumers has had its notable failures.
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Power failures, however, are common, and dependable internet is far from guaranteed.
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This observation isn't meant to excuse the failures of those who govern.
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And I am committed to ensuring these failures will never happen again.
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It's being called one of the worst U.S. intelligence failures in years.
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Are you more likely to dwell on your failures or your accomplishments?
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She blocked peer reviews of it and buried evidence of its failures.
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Failures should outnumber successes, as in any sound early-stage investment portfolio.
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He is hardly blameless for the failures of the Clarence Thomas hearings.
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Credit bureaus have proved to be complete failures at safeguarding the public.
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He blames his failures on the "Fake News" media and the Democrats.
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In theory, precipitously ending the payments could lead to catastrophic market failures.
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These failures are likely to exacerbate the economic effects of the virus.
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We use his phrase as an absurd excuse for our simple failures.
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Autofiction has always been in large part about the failures of story.
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But agency officials said other parties contributed to two more key failures.
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Failures of the ObamaCare and Ryan plans to reach these goals: 2628.
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Sarah Palin, one of my more famous failures, I guess you'd say.
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Still it is not enough to solve the many failures of Obamacare.
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They simply exploited human weakness, design weakness, policy failures and unpatched software.
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EHRs are costly, clunky, error prone failures we seem unable to fix.
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Those who do generally regard most of his huge projects as failures.
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Serial bank failures ensued, requiring a bailout organized by J. Pierpont Morgan.
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But it's impossible to claim its successes without claiming its failures, too.
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Skyrocketing pharmaceutical prices are a result of overlapping market failures and monopolies.
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Didorosi believes his strength is his ability to overcome past business failures.
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Those cushion against failures while allowing a certain degree of risk taking.
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Rather than imperfections and failures, focus on your positive attributes and achievements.
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Yet the broader failures here, I suspect, go far beyond staffing choices.
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This is only a start at addressing the failures of political institutions.
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Even if you fall, you're resilient enough to take failures in stride.
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And yet we in palliative care often view these cases as failures.
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These cracks led to some of the most troubling failures and bailouts.
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It remained unclear what has caused the series of missile test failures.
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But, as with Labour, UKIP's travails run deeper than its leader's failures.
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Taken together, the documents paint a stark picture of missteps and failures.
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A mix of civil wars, state failures, climate stresses and population explosions.
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Frigid temperatures continue to cause equipment failures and slower than normal operations.
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These failures to deliver have created the impression of loss of sovereignty.
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NASA, for instance, uses SpaceX's occasional launch failures as a negotiating tool.
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It is possible to prosecute such failures but such prosecutions are rare.
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These failures alone, however, are not what make the United States weak.
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My admiration has nothing to do with his policy successes or failures.
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"The record presented further establishes that Baptiste's' failures were willful," Ambler writes.
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In space as in startups, even failures are successes of a kind.
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And it's what leads them to handle problems and failures more productively.
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But you learn far more from your failures than from your successes.
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The Disney entertainment empire has suffered these failures to predict demand before.
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Fixing these policy failures might create a system that produces fewer billionaires.
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Soaring air-conditioner use overloaded electrical grids and caused widespread power failures.
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Of course, you can't put all of Arizona's failures at Miller's cleats.
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It has the second-worst record for mechanical failures in the nation.
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Kyle Lowry: star point guards with embarrassing playoff failures to shake off.
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Most of all, members of Ryan's caucus didn't enjoy looking like failures.
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Despite its failures of inclusion, Clinton's feminism was radical for its day.
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This is where this year's devastating failures makes themselves most fully felt.
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The House Oversight Committee is looking into the failures at Michigan State.
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"Xi is not a leader who tolerates failures of officials," Tsang said.
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There are certain predictable failures, like things that are a bit ugly.
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And failures of inhibition are too often confused for a moral failing.
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To be a Son is to be defined by your failures, and to have those failures loom larger than any success; it's a blundering kind of energy that tends toward the Lawful — a doofus, say, or a galoot.
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Let that education include a history lesson of sorts, a conversation about the Enron board's critical — and self-admitted — failures, together with some hypotheticals on how those failures might arise again, in different circumstances and in different boardrooms.
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So we're going to be this commission solely to see (inaudible) look at all the failures that happened in Parkland, all of that, all the failures, and then look at preventive measures for all the schools in the state.
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Breakingviews The ghosts of past failures haunt China's new mergers and acquisitions players.
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Is this going to be a lot of failures, a lot of money?
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Investigators haven't disclosed any reports of other airspeed failures on 737 Max aircraft.
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There are far more recent failures (DeLorean, Fisker, Aptera,) than there are Teslas.
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When observing others' failures, people tend to do the exact opposite, Staats says.
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Straightforward goals, obvious failures, and increasing compensations manifestly affect the brain's dopamine levels.
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Because there are injuries and there are failures, and there are bad days.
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No matter how prepared we are there will be failures, crashes and fatalities.
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They may be successful, but they will also definitely learn from their failures.
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Unfortunately, spillway failures are a particular hazard facing a large number of dams.
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Keeping a log of your failures can even be a source of motivation.
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Recent Phase III drug trial failures this year represented a setback in research.
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The looming assault is an indictment of the world's countless failures in Syria.
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The commission called it "a 'manmade' disaster" with both organizational and regulatory failures.
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She talks of her triumphs with immense energy and her failures with grace.
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We hear a lot about the successes but not much about the failures.
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NP: But there are some failures here, just to challenge you on that.
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And Charter, learning from Comcast's failures, has made several promises to address concerns.
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Critics believe many of the deaths were symptomatic of deep-rooted government failures.
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Second, these famines weren't caused by natural disasters like crop failures or droughts.
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"I'm more comfortable being in control of my successes and failures," she said.
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Yes, but: For all the success stories, there are plenty of other failures.
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It argues that China is being scapegoated for America's own domestic policy failures.
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" The OIG concludes that "there was no valid reason for the USAF's failures.
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But the oil-price slump and wacky weather are exposing the government's failures.
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But as Winfrey's story shows, it's not always easy to brush failures off.
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People like us pointedly described these failures to the I.R.S. in early 2014.
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Anything you do is going to have failures and spinoffs and dead ends.
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To the left, the Democrats' down-ballot failures undermine that kind of complacency.
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His failures enrage him — particularly his leading man's decision to leave the film.
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Each is "at the center of many of these failures," the panel said.
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As a result, she had to shift her perspective and embrace her failures.
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Instead, assess failures, keep a record of lessons learned, and quickly move on.
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His protagonist, a madman, excoriates the audience for their failures, moral and otherwise.
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Put another way: Instead of fretting about failures, draw momentum from your successes.
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But regardless of past failures to push discrimination, the threat is still real.
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In Mr Trump's telling, all of his bankruptcies and other failures were triumphs.
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The experts who so confidently predicted a Hillary Clinton victory looked like failures.
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But he was also a founding father of its not so few failures.
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Failures to appear cause havoc and long delays in the criminal justice system.
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Facebook has launched several standalone apps over the years, but most were failures.
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It can also learn from failures that require you to enter a passcode.
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"Failures often come down to the human part of a company," said Ehrhardt.
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But his unfortunate failures have only earned him more magical powers and responsibility.
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The army is not alone in its speed to celebrate its own failures.
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But successes or failures in 2016 might only marginally alter the Obama legacy.
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Yet even spectacular battery failures are not the same as two deadly crashes.
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An electron microscope with 21363237,21363235X magnification for inspecting teeny, tiny failures in hardware.
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What resulted was arguably one of the most spectacular failures in television history.
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I don't think you could go above that—this wouldn't cause cascading failures.
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It is time that the unbroken series of failures comes to an end.
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American foreign policy failures have been on display for decades, so why continue?
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Maldonado's unsuccessful bid for Agriculture secretary follows three other political failures, Politico added.
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There were many diplomatic failures during this period that should not be forgotten.
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You would think these many failures would compel Cillizza to interrogate his methods.
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Eight years later, what lessons can we learn from his successes and failures?
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They're all successful in their own way, but they all feel like failures.
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Trump's bankruptcies and business failures undermine his best hope of establishing his qualifications.
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"I've had so many failures," he says in an interview with Popular Mechanics.
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Even Ralph de la Vega of AT&T came during controversial network failures.
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They should not blind us to the manifest failures of his economic team.
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It helps to remember that in most failures, relationships are a major factor.
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The road to perfection is a long and bumpy one, littered with failures.
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Let's leave aside Jon's past, with its almost unbroken string of leadership failures.
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I'm looking at the ways it would help Iowans affected by Obamacare's failures.
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The EPA, under Obama, took blame for some failures in the Flint, Mich.
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Corden came out swinging, mocking Hathaway's box-office failures and "good girl" reputation.
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Conversely, how responsible were the basic ideas behind those companies for those failures?
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One of President Obama's greatest foreign policy failures is the conflict in Syria.
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And these big professional wins may not have happened without her early failures.
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"Just because we've had some failures doesn't mean we're not learning," said Sen.
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You have been proven as failures, and your entire worldview has been discredited.
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There's been obviously a lot of failures to come up with micropayment systems.
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In fact, those failures are one reason for the West Indies' T20 success.
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The creators of ObamaCare knew of the structural failures of the proposed approach.
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Since then, engineers have made various design changes to prevent fan blade failures.
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It has seen a succession of failures and a succession of failed CEOs.
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An electrical storm the night before had caused signal failures across southeast England.
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The systematic failures that have allowed human traffickers to exploit loopholes are unacceptable.
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By all means correct policy failures and attack rent-seeking, our leader argues.
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The stakes feel higher, the successes more surprising and the failures more personal.
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They focus on risks like turbulence, engine failures and planes skidding off runways.
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Australia has had some success with biological control agents, and some stunning failures.
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Students who do not march along are often considered — or consider themselves — failures.
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Orleans roofs or stuck in the Superdome without food or bedding, the failures
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The entire story of every episode revolves solely around baking triumphs and failures.
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The inability to deal with these instances shows the failures of German society.
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Aren't scars important reminders of our own histories, including our failures and regrets?
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Here now, we are witnessing failures that seem almost too overwhelming to engage.
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Three failures at $100 or $125 each billion poses a much smaller threat.
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The failures this report reveals about the TSA's covert testing program are alarming.
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At some point, he'll run out of people to blame for his failures.
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And what's the NFL's response to these failures in leadership from the commissioner?
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Beyond the counterinsurgency failures, many Afghans remain resistant to ideas imposed by foreigners.
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As we take on this expensive and arduous task there will be failures.
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"The failures had drastic consequences and should not have occurred," the report says.
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That gives him one less scapegoat to accuse for whatever failures he makes.
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"We must all learn from these failures and not repeat them," Lt. Gen.
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But failures in our water systems will continue to threaten public health safety.
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But in Sex Education, it's a raw display of human failures and flaws.
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States' coffers go wanting due to failures to collect levies from online purchases.
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We're not afraid to take risks (smart ones) and learn from our failures.
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It is also one of the biggest failures of his first 100 days.
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The attacks in Brussels have revealed layers of security missteps and intelligence failures.
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It suffers daily power failures much worse than those in neighboring Hindu localities.
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These concerns, in addition to other failures, were the basis for the determination.
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Storms, equipment failures, and even stingrays are among the many hazards fishermen face.
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The film meditates around utopias and their failures, the use of technology, gender.
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But new approaches to guiding behavior are offering alternatives to common governance failures.
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Some failures that CFPB examiners identified have already been remedied, the report said.
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Ask Sanders about capitalism and he'll focus on its failures and fundamental immorality.
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Full automation permits maximal communication that is not vulnerable to connectivity failures/interruptions.
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Pregnancy failures, however, increased a woman's risk, according to the Kaiser Permanente study.
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"Failures pave the way for better agreements down the road," Professor Quinn said.
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Extreme weather, droughts and crop failures could mean mass migration and political instability.
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Usually, such national financial failures cause only small ripples in the world economy.
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It is possible his mention of the Bidens is part of these failures.
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It's about taking life's failures and making them something completely iconic, with love.
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Do you think that helps explain some of the failures we're seeing now?
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On the track, Kehlani assesses her role in the failures of the relationship.
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And Israel's new nation-state law will import those failures into Israel itself.
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Bankruptcies, staffing problems and technical failures have affected tens of thousands of passengers.
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The military filled the void left by the rest of the state's failures.
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In fact, almost all of them expressed that mistakes and failures are inevitable.
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Of course, Beijing owns most big lenders, and failures are almost unheard-of.
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You learn so much more from failures than when you get things right.
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Why are so many countries in that part of the world such failures?
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How have the policy failures of past presidents affected the war in Afghanistan?
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The failures left scientists wondering whether Mr. Brown's cure would remain a fluke.
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Governments can fall when crop failures, price fixing or inflation send costs up.
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The truest form of commitment is perhaps to bring these failures to light.
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But Mr. Modi has also acknowledged his government's failures to meet farmers' expectations.
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Governments can fall when crop failures, price fixing or inflation sends costs up.
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To be sure, he is hardly blameless for the failures of the hearings.
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Rivals say the Uber and Lyft failures are cause for a shake-up.
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Two of their drives in the fourth quarter ended with fourth-down failures.
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By 6900, Ankara had become increasingly frustrated with its failures in northern Syria.
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Michigan stands as one of the most significant polling failures in modern politics.
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Then, late last year, other scientists began reporting failures replicating Mr. Han's results.
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In Latin America, institutional failures were graver, with corruption rotting out political parties.
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These sorts of "cascading failures" are difficult to study and predict in advance.
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Liberals have no hesitation in diagnosing Trump with all types of cognitive failures.
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West was coming off a week that was littered with failures and annoyances.
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The battery's heat can lead to a cascade of failures in nearby batteries.
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But he was also caught up in some of City Hall's notable failures.
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The agency's official actions and failures to act are not the only problem.
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They stem from systemic failures of both policy and practice and affect millions.
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As the failures pile up, he'll act in an even more erratic fashion.
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People feared the possibility of spreading bank failures and therefore of personal tragedies.
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Rather, it is an act rooted in the failures of South Africa's transformation.
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You are more than your successes in life, and more than your failures.
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Yet NHTSA didn't make the connection between the switch problem and airbag failures.
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Failures The FSA prohibits the detention of children for more than 2202 days.
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At the root of some failures is the way developers approach health care.
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Carelessness and failures to correct mistakes or report wrongdoing can jeopardize a career.
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Yet these same people are frustrated by the failures of their weak governments.
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For Republicans to succeed, they can't keep repeating the failures of the past.
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And the city has made progress in limiting power failures in recent years.
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"I learned so much more from my failures than my successes," she said.
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The point is that progressives shouldn't celebrate too much over Trump's legislative failures.
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Phone and power failures spread across the city, and some roads were impassable.
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The failures of the embargo have been thrown into stark relief since Jan.
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We look back at that decision, and at the project's successes and failures.
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Countries and their citizens do change, usually in response to their own failures.
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Not surprisingly, the anthology focuses on the success stories, not the fewer failures.
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Her catalogue of failures and disappointments is not confined to her romantic life.
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As a closer, his failures are costlier and more liable to incite fans.
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The one glaring exception to the string of failures has been Intercept Pharmaceuticals.
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Even enforcement actions the Federal Trade Commission has touted as successes were failures.
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Ask any successful person, and each will have a long list of failures.
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In case of power failures, Mayor Koblenz outfitted Village Hall with a generator.
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"There are many such failures with various phenomena," Baumeister told VICE via email.
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According to Harvard, 70 to 90 percent of them were failures for stockholders.
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Every society has problems and failures, areas of brokenness, even areas of ruin.
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"We expect many failures," the company said in the NPE Team announcement post.
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The record of these men has had some successes but some outstanding failures.
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Sometimes public policy failures are opaque — layered with confusing complexities and unintended consequences.
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Trump repeatedly lashed out at Sessions over the recusal and other alleged failures.
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Goldman Sachs is hardly the only bank to get punished for such failures.
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So how do we get more innovative energy success stories and fewer failures?
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Lets examine some cultural failures and cultural norms for what they really are.
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It has been marked just as deeply by its fractures, failures and tensions.
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Inside the West Wing, staffers have voiced concern at the continued messaging failures.
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Many of your fellow citizens are literally dying early because of its failures.
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This happened in 1999 (after much debate, blowups and near failures), when Sens.
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The facts and failures of this past year tell a very different story.
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Everybody's been calling the Citizenship Amendment bill a distraction from the economic failures.
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The punishments focused on training failures before the soldiers deployed to West Africa.
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Investigators have not disclosed any reports of other airspeed failures on the aircraft.
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The failures of neoliberalism have placed the social democratic model at grave risk.
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Similar improvements have been made in radiation exposure, industrial safety and equipment failures.
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Some regional banks have been restructured after a spike in shadow loan failures.
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But only after he offered a barely restrained critique of the media's failures.
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This was the result of deception and moral failures of a sexual nature.
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But attention to deviations from rationality is usually confined to mere failures to meet its requirements — for example, failures to reason clearly, to make fine-grained distinctions, to calculate consequences correctly, to apply the right principles to the appropriate cases, etc.
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And despite planning for electrical failures in a city with a vast tree canopy, they cautioned that this week's storm could prove more problematic than the one two years ago, which caused widespread and protracted power failures in the Florida capital.
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On Monday, the agency Transport for London, which regulates taxis and for-hire vehicles in the city, said it has identified "a pattern of failures" by Uber that threatened rider safety, and that Uber hadn't done enough to correct the failures.
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Harvest failures and HIV Restaurant owner Musa Sibanda, 56, a volunteer with the Zimbabwean Red Cross, says she commonly sees people living with HIV who have complications after harvest failures because the lack of food affects the effectiveness of their treatment.
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Failures have been rare; one expert quoted in British news reports estimated that there had been fewer than 10 failures in the weapon's history, and the British Navy is not known to have had any go awry before June 2016.
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"The failures of Sheriff Israel and his deputies during and after the horrific shooting ... and their failures to intervene regarding Nikolas Jacob Cruz in the years, months, and days leading up to that shooting, are unacceptable and unforgivable," Corcoran wrote.
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The wreckage remained for kids to wander through, a monument to the hotspot's failures.
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Women are often given less credit for successful outcomes and blamed more for failures.
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Dirty dishes accumulate, and leaving them unattended will set off a chain of failures.
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The report outlines how phishing emails and communication failures led to a sweeping cyberattack.
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This is also unproductive, as it makes it harder to benefit from other's failures.
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The source said several commanders could be sent home over failures in the response.
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This served as another lesson about Prime Day: It forgives you for your failures.
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Some of it reflects actual policy and reporting failures, like the Iraq WMD debacle.
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How can we not feel like failures compared to those other versions of ourselves?
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But those failures blanketed the entire city; they didn't explain the patchwork death toll.
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Early 229s - Some managers in the company become aware of inflator failures, including ruptures.
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Some regions are not traversable at all and others may cause disastrous system failures.
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Take your hardships and failures in both hands and use them to your advantage.
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They discuss failures of strategy, how one player was baited into a disadvantaged position.
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It has had its failures—its attempt to make a smartphone was a debacle.
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Today Chinese leaders enjoy lecturing ambassadors and visiting European leaders about the West's failures.
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Shareholders support him because, despite a few failures, Amazon's investments have generally been successful.
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In this episode, she shares her struggles and failures as a woman in tech.
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Those are the kinds of failures that can be cured by time and effort.
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His four-year stint as head of peacekeeping operations was marred by bloody failures.
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Just last month two Cloudflare failures threatened to bring the kill switch domain offline.
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Their charts only included the small number of previous launches with O-ring failures.
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Their party's biggest failures so far have been the President and the White House.
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Pay disconnected from company performance "is a symptom of broader governance failures," Sweeney said.
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The failures you get in Smith's work feel inevitable and, in that sense, heartbreaking.
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He acknowledged there had been intelligence failures and mistakes in assessing the initial threat.
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To blame free speech for policy failures calls into question faith in democracy itself.
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So why remind Bran of his failures to protect either Bran or his mother?
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Addressing criticism of Trump's business bankruptcies, Coulter said the billionaire's successes outweigh his failures.
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On the smaller scale of my childhood, their smaller failures combined into a disaster.
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Boeing's shareholders, not American's, should pay for the planemaker's failures, according to Mr. Parker.
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And inevitably, as happens with all high-tech ventures, there's going to be failures.
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It's not a coincidence that the big crisis-era failures were at monoline institutions.
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Here are a few of the most spectacular Mars mission failures of all time.
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FAKE MISSED CONNECTIONS Divorce, Online Dating, and Other Failures Brett Fletcher Lauer 228 pp.
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It was cardiac arrest and, like many heart failures, it came out of nowhere.
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Of course, the space community experienced its own share of failures this year, too.
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Andrew Johnson's personal temperament is often at the center of arguments about his failures.
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In tight turns—downdrafts, crosswinds, mechanical failures—you get those oh dear God moments.
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Instead, it's emblematic of the company's failures rather than heralding its phoenix-like revival.
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Yet there are also a few failures attached to Jay Z and Roc Nation.
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Still, peacekeeping efforts are under fire for their perceived failures ahead of the vote.
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That's costly to maintain, since there are far more possibilities for leaks or failures.
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It was also a chance to reflect on the successes and failures of reunification.
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And the lack of sugar now serves as a daily reminder of Sisi's failures.
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A customer might blame Sonos for any number of failures that aren't Sonos' fault.
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Second, as you go to those, you're going to encounter your failures, your mistakes.
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He's made plenty of mistakes, of course, but he doesn't see mistakes as failures.
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It is slow, painstaking work, often marked by its failures rather than its successes.
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But the regulator said the companies had taken too long to identify systemic failures.
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The DICE model examines expenses related to crop failures, flooding, and other natural disasters.
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It's one of the biggest failures of Microsoft's "you can still go back" approach.
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Those restraints are not failures: they are part of the point of the pact.
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The Sergipe project's problems have also been compounded by IBV and ONGC's own failures.
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Fernandez said the market reactions were in response to Macri's failures on the economy.
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LN: The elite failures you write about took place primarily in an American context.
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Other means can then be used to tackle reckless lending, market failures or inequality.
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But that might be for the best, given hotel management's failures at every turn.
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Yet he turns out to be far more than the sum of his failures.
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That makes it more politically sensitive and raises the potential cost of security failures.
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However, he talks about his failures as well as his triumphs in the memoir.
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You can fail and still be successful and you want to learn from failures.
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These principles (listed below) read, rather unfortunately, like a list of big tech failures.
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The EU executive also urged Croatia and Romania to address failures in monitoring pollution.
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That's why so many entrepreneurs like myself have been so open about about failures.
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L), 30.8 million pounds ($38 million) for failures related to the sale of annuities.
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Tech companies' failures on this front will likely lead to increased regulation going forward.
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I was a teenager completely, and oddly, enraptured by the romantic failures of grownups.
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Despite past failures, there's reason to believe this attempt at peace could be successful.
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But the regulator said those companies had taken too long to identify systemic failures.
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We should not be surprised that our opponents seek to capitalize on our failures.
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But many charter schools are dismal failures, including those in Michigan championed by DeVos.
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Clinton's failures also should serve as a lesson for the Democratic Party going forward.
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These changes may actually create opportunities for new, low frequency but high consequence failures.
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Despite some notable failures, the Electoral College has succeeded in creating a stable presidency.
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Still-experimental treatments have had a dismal track record, with more than 100 failures.
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All your great hopes and dreams and successes and failures add up to nothing.
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Unfortunately, the stories match the statistics, and infrastructure failures continue to paralyze our communities.
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Trump broke the emergency glass on many of the failures of the political class.
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But Grant has recently been inspired to work on a resume of his failures.
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If that's the case, the defeat of health care might portend more legislative failures.
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Stop blaming your problems and failures — big or small — on the people around you.
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The WHO acknowledged those failures Thursday, saying the organization had learned from its mistakes.
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RevenueAccelerate is designed to turn this 5 percent of failures into revenue for merchants.
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But the markets had two major failures this year: first, Brexit and then Trump.
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Ryan, as well as other lawmakers, pointed to what they see as ObamaCare's failures.
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Although surely countless posts are flagged and removed successfully, the failures are often conspicuous.
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Listen, you don't see anyone trashing any New York Rangers for their playoff failures.
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The best NFL failures are often ones that seemed well intentioned at the time.
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The move comes after some spectacular failures in traditional leveraged buyouts of energy companies.
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We rarely hear about the many failures successful people experience before they break through.
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This leads to high incarceration rates, homelessness, increased emergency room visits and school failures.
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Meanwhile, back in Washington, the rude whispers about Ryan's leadership failures are getting louder.
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Making these mistakes, failures, and fuckups shaped us all into the people we are.
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Many policy failures might have been avoided if theoretical insights had been properly applied.
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She is exactly right to invite attention to Democrats' election failures in the heartland.
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But it does cite training deficiencies and communications failures as contributing to the tragedy.
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It is the latest in a string of failures for "co-op" health plans.
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New Orleans—the failures of the government were used as an excuse to turn
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Self-enhancing transmission bias occurs when everyone shares their successes more than their failures.
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Hillary had nothing to offer America but a warmed over version of Obama's failures.
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These failures cause massive market distortions that obscure the real cost of energy production.
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It chronicles the failures of President Lyndon Johnson's military advisers during the Vietnam War.
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These expert reports document government abuses and failures to establish reliable human rights protections.
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We don't see how many failures it took for them to be like that.
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That said, he also blames everyone but himself for failures to implement his policies.
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Some of those sponsorships have been long-lasting, but the failures outnumber the successes.
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If those losses lead to failures and asset liquidations, asset prices could fall precipitously.
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That means the government needs to have oversight and influence over outcomes — including failures.
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That means fully exposing any industry deception, regulatory failures, and negative public health consequences.
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" Markovitz described "Spectacular Failures" as "Real life stories of failure from very successful people.
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Do not be afraid to talk about your failures in addition to your successes.
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Credit where credit is due: The #NeverTrump Republicans never give up, despite repeated failures.
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Unfortunately for him, the failures of the team around him have become equally predictable.
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Despite the myriad failures, there was a silver lining on the ballot initiative front.
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In fact, that's been one of the biggest failures of Obamacare from the beginning.
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The famous collapses of Enron and WorldCom involved similar failures aggravated by heavy borrowing.
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Not all of the agreements reached over the previous years, however, have been failures.
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More seriously, Shah doesn't examine the failures to implement disease surveillance and epidemic control.
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The wall funding controversy today is a grotesque result of both of these failures.
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These problems are emblematic of the broader failures of the Japan government's nuclear policy.
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"Equifax won't be losing any business as a result of its failures," said Sen.
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It's these failures that ultimately guided us when it was time to build AppLovin.
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They're going to have failures and obstacles if they don't have people in play.
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We should all examine its failures and think twice about continuing to fight it.
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Recent failures include Britain's Flybmi, Nordic budget airline Primera Air and Cypriot counterpart Cobalt.
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The bottom of Manhattan is a series of overlaid and interlocking failures of imagination.
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Everything worked flawlessly, even when the reactor was dealing with several failures at once.
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We can explore possibilities and support each other through our darkest fears and failures.
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I don't know why that is but I've seen failures happen because of that.
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Its computing cluster had grown so big that even unlikely hardware failures were inevitable.
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For years, I counted this inability to drive as one of many personal failures.
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The modern economic system evolved, and evolution involves innovations, repetitions, failures, and dead ends.
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I think there would be a significant reduction in the number of absolute failures.
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I want to be clear here: Program failures are to be expected, even applauded.
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It revealed a number of regulatory failures in the way that we construct buildings.
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They described staff shortages, unclear health guidelines and failures to give inmates prescribed medications.
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Some of today's biggest innovators weigh in on the industry's history, including its failures.
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Failures like the one at Myspace are not just personal catastrophes, Mr. Scott said.
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Students, teachers and reformers are pushing back against the failures of mainstream higher education.
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Failures were more prevalent when the economy was booming because demand was higher then.
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It would: Florida's bill tackles some of the glaring failures in the Parkland shooting.
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Failures in preventing and investigating the attacks are exposing rifts in Sri Lanka's government.
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This vote of little confidence sets them up to feel like frauds and failures.
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But his efforts to replicate either in California were examples of his rare failures.
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Why are imperfect solutions (sometimes seen as failures) often the source of scientific progress?
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Officials should be monitoring both successes and failures, and change tactics quickly when necessary.
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Con Ed was still investigating the precise source of the equipment failures on Friday.
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After so many lies, failures and disappointments, such promises have turned into cruel clichés.
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Those failures added to a long list of postseason difficulties in the team's history.
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My scholarly and athletic accomplishments went largely ignored, while my failures drew Mum's abuse.
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To ignore those failures — involving impunity, arrogance, inequality and remoteness — is to invite ruin.
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Yet as another hurricane season approaches, blame is less important than learning from failures.
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Like the Marxists of old, they can always find an excuse for past failures.
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Let's keep our own failures in mind before we pounce on others for theirs.
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Some setbacks can be traced to crop failures, political turmoil or the 2008 recession.
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This sort of mistake may lead to failures in clinical trials, Dr. Sheltzer said.
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His death from the virus has become a potent symbol of Beijing's failures. 28.
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When she did poorly on that math entrance exam, we both felt like failures.
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MOST BUSINESS BOOKS ARE WRITTEN LOOKING BACK, EITHER AS GRAND SUCCESSES OR GRAND FAILURES.
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"Life is essentially a string of failures," the narrator of "Souvenirs From Ganymede" says.
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The program has been plagued by embarrassing mechanical failures to the ship's propulsion systems.
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Their attorneys have placed blame on the systematic failures and difficult conditions at MCC.
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Paramount among those failures was the inability to save Lehman Brothers, whose collapse Sept.
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Letters Readers appraise his successes and failures, and muse about what could have been.
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Powell said he prefers major bank failures to be handled through the bankruptcy process.
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Instead it may be left with a version of one of Facebook's biggest failures.
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The West's previous strategy has run its course, as recent policy failures make clear.
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Their failures mangle the lives of the hardest-working Mexicans, and that affects us.
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But numerous public policy failures have clearly left those on Main Street on edge.
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Sometimes it took many failures in the darkroom before DeCarava developed an acceptable print.
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He instead is willing to offer perspective about the scale of failures and successes.
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So many of these phases feel like failures to just figure it out already.
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"We must all learn from these failures and not repeat them," said Lt. Gen.
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But it was also 2008 and the global banking system was facing critical failures.
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Revelations of egregious failures within the garment industry still emerge on a regular basis.
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He said what Trump did is "supporting the corruption" and failures of the left.
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"Failures become lessons if we learn from them and never give up," he said.
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In doing so, he wonders if the club might have benefited from its failures.
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While I continued to fail, I never stopped trying or learning from my failures.
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And the failures in Iraq have shaped more than just a new media landscape.
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"These absolute failures of leadership to protect the American people are glaring," Berengaut said.
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She buries her failure at this, as she buries all her failures, in reading.
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I say all of this to help YOU learn from MY experience- my failures.
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