But if they fall short -- will Marcell and co.
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And I will say that I fall short every day.
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As things stand, 77 countries fall short of this target.
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The changes fall short of what many Brexit hardliners wanted.
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But others said the debate could fall short of expectations.
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Some researchers worry it could plateau early and fall short.
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But even the revised measure is expected to fall short.
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Still, the moves fall short of a signature legislative accomplishment.
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Otherwise, Democrats might fall short of taking back the House.
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Yet a vast majority of these state laws fall short.
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Most likely, the Pelicans will fall short of the postseason.
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And that's where attempts to soften individual stress fall short.
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But if they fall short, the owners must stand firm.
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Medicare for all's competitors don't just fall short on universality.
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Sometimes, we will fall short in one of these areas.
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Sometimes we will fall short in all of these areas.
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Brady would get his shot at redemption, but fall short.
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The majority of American cities fall short by that measure.
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And sometimes, even with those best efforts, you fall short.
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Why did the response to a depressed economy fall short?
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The total appears likely to fall short of that goal.
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National pledges made for the Paris Climate Agreement fall short.
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Could any single relationship not fall short of such expectations?
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The aluminum producer also saw revenue fall short of forecasts.
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The Army will fall short of its 2018 recruiting goal.
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No matter how hard I work, I fall short sometimes.
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The Neko Atsume toys don't fall short of this standard.
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They all clear 5% and fall short of 15% on average.
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Opinion polls had predicted secessionists to fall short of a majority.
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But the stock sale will fall short of Saudi Arabia's ambitions.
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Yet they may fall short in another target, Sutton and Cheam.
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And it is in this that these laws truly fall short.
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Yet advertising might fall short of this ideal in many ways.
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But Escorcia says that their efforts fall short in developing countries.
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Where Home and Echo both fall short is making shopping lists.
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It is now expected to fall short of its 2020 targets.
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And yet they fall short, as they are doomed to do.
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With a 85033-seat majority, they are expected to fall short.
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Gross bookings and trip totals did fall short of analysts' forecasts.
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Automakers that do fall short will be required to buy credits.
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When it comes to retirement savings, many nest eggs fall short.
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Both of the measures were widely expected to fall short Monday.
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How the funds fall short: It's about how it's divvied up.
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Even on those narrow, dispiriting terms, it's likely to fall short.
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Women may still fall short of equality in control of government.
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Until we identify the real problems, our solutions will fall short.
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Now, we're seeing what happens when some big bets fall short.
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In the end, it appears, they will fall short by two.
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How does this safety net fall short in the United States?
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Yet, a pardon also would fall short of everything Cohen needs.
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But if such policies fall short, the consequences could be serious.
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Even the brands that do practice size inclusivity still fall short.
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The foundation could raise $80 million nationally — and still fall short.
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In an early sign that the bill would fall short, Sen.
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With a 51-seat majority, they are expected to fall short.
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Both measures fall short of the tax overhaul demanded by companies.
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But that type of tweak would fall short of what's needed.
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John Kasich — Trump might fall short of the delegates he needs.
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But they still seem likely to fall short of previous years.
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Still, there are serious concerns that fall short of that dire possibility.
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Security and monitoring are both key areas where older products fall short.
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Those forecasts fall short of the growth target that Trump has set.
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The firm said the bank's revenues could fall short of consensus expectations.
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NATO fall short, and it falls short because nations aren&apost spending.
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So there are cases when AI will, I argue, always fall short.
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Britain opted for guidelines, and names and shames companies that fall short.
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But here are some places where the rule will likely fall short.
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Enrollment continues to fall short of expectations, which is contributing to instability.
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You watch the team either fulfill or fall short of your projections.
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For all its straining, Zenefits began to fall short of revenue goals.
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For many fighters the exchange stops as soon as they fall short.
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Despite these advantages, plant-based diets do fall short in some areas.
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So far, however, pledges to cut pollution fall short of what's needed.
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We project fiscal metrics to fall short of the government's revised targets.
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"I fall short of what I say I'm all about," he says.
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This is why new laws and emergency provisions will ultimately fall short.
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Should they fall short, any funds they did collect will be donated.
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But even Mr Obama's drawn-out addresses fall short of the record.
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He looks likely to fall short of the 18 votes he needs.
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" Adds Reiser: "We didn't want to fall short of our own standards.
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Equal funding doesn't sound too crazy, yet many districts currently fall short.
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Musk has frequently set ambitious production goals, only to repeatedly fall short.
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Human rights groups say the tribunal's procedures fall short of international standards.
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But unless policymakers expand their approach, a lasting solution will fall short.
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Higher costs for housing, transportation, and healthcare make retirement dollars fall short.
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The stakes are high, but the negotiators fall short of the mark.
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Where he'll fall short is that I'm just hard to prepare for.
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Does it fall short of fulfilling this mission much of the time?
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Yet Argentina has continued to fall short in major senior-level competitions.
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As images from the attack show, words fall short of the horror.
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Trump isn't the first to fall short of reforming the nation's capital.
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The office furniture maker also saw revenue fall short of Street forecasts.
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In your opinion, does it live up to expectations or fall short?
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We've seen they can have a strong showing and still fall short.
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Another 22025 million are overweight but fall short of the obesity threshold.
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Another 213 million are overweight but fall short of the obesity threshold.
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And it does appear to be plausible that Trump could fall short.
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But most political problems, including serious ones, fall short of tragic dimensions.
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Many of these overtures appear to fall short of winning over Beijing.
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Should she fall short, we'd encourage the mayor to debate her anyway.
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That's not to say that the words in this book fall short.
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It is not sad to watch him fall short at this stage.
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But some of them may fall short of the new polling requirement.
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More videos deride certain groups but fall short of calling for violence.
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But deals will likely fall short of last year's $4.3 billion bonanza.
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And we will not fall short on that subject under my leadership.
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The figures reported in the new study fall short of that threshold.
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And that&aposs where too many people fall short, according to Roberge.
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Many of the other candidates fall short in one way or another.
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But practically, her policies would often fall short of the grand vision.
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Why does that person fall short of being a leader, and how?
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To fall short of this objective is to shirk our congressional responsibilities.
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While these pledges are high in ambition, they fall short on implementation.
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We clearly fall short of that standard, along lines of race and class.
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The travel review website operator also saw revenue fall short of Street forecasts.
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It predicted it would fall short of revenue expectations for the fourth quarter.
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But it's my experience that they sometimes fall short of those stated goals.
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Holiday preparations are one activity where expectations tend to fall short of reality.
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But these emoji, available on the desktop and mobile sites, still fall short.
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Yields were tempered by concerns that wage growth may fall short of expectations.
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TFW you risk it all for a high five and fall short pic.twitter.
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Even if they fall short, Democrats say they intend to push Medicaid expansion.
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Mnuchin says economy may fall short of Trump's 3% growth target in 2020
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The King James version and the modern translations both fall short, he argues.
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So the post doesn't just fall short of proving that Wright is Nakamoto.
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Dig into what your tendencies are — and why they made you fall short.
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Some retailers also point to the weather when sales fall short of expectations.
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Most criticisms of the intervention, even with the benefit of hindsight, fall short.
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Overreliance on governments or intergovernmental institutions to solve these problems will fall short.
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Now she's behind the scenes of projects that fall short of that image.
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The Warren Buffet-controlled company's revenue did fall short of Street projections, however.
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Vice is also expected to fall short of its revenue target, of $800m.
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But given the design of this study, that explanation seems to fall short.
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She accepts that we all fall short and that she was never alone.
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Any spoils of this war are destined to fall short of the costs.
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But the draft plan appears to fall short, at least at the outset.
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But where colleges fall short, other training organizations have jumped into the gap.
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If Ms Rousseff's foes fall short of 342 votes, the case is buried.
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But he is not the only Yankees starter to fall short this season.
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The bigger picture:Despite femtech's shortcomings, its forecasted growth isn't likely to fall short.
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It could also fall short of the high expectations held by Trump's opponents.
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If they fall short, they can buy credits generated by companies in compliance.
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Even if she sold her house, Ms. Harris calculates, she would fall short.
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Resources are squandered as the technology's actual capabilities fall short of its promise.
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They fear the Trump plan will fall short of their core statehood demand.
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Routinely given too few resources, community colleges often fall short of their promise.
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While that's the goal, sometimes job seekers can fall short of recruiters' expectations.
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"We have concerns that those measures fall short," the lawmakers led by Sens.
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We tried to come up with definitions, but they seemed to fall short.
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If his support declines somewhat, he could certainly fall short of that target.
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"We have concerns that those measures fall short," the lawmakers lead by Sens.
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It's one thing to fall short of them, as so many presidents have.
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And against that standard, we all sin and fall short of his glory.
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Waymo's cars have had over 10m miles of practice, and still fall short.
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"As human beings, we all fall down and all fall short," he said.
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We all fall short, some more publicly and perhaps more egregiously than others.
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But if they fall short, it isn't the be-all and end-all.
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Conclusions regarding Galen's "strong defense of the sanctity of human life" fall short.
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" On Wednesday morning, Graham predicted that new sanctions against Iran "will fall short.
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Not that the actors in any way fall short of inhabiting their characters.
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When cast against that inevitable comparison, pretty much all spirituality practices fall short.
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We know that Obamacare on steroids, Medicare-for-All, will similarly fall short.
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That's because both phones succeed in different ways and fall short in others.
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It would also still fall short of guaranteeing every American a paying job.
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"People want to help, but they sorta fall short with some initiatives," he hedges.
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Even beating Republicans by 23 percentage points nationwide could still mean Democrats fall short.
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Christians fear their future in Iraq as funding dries up and promises fall short
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Most notably, the group argues, it would fall short of a full fiduciary standard.
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But enrollment among that demographic has to day fallen fall short of insurers' hopes.
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And that's where the printers offered in the last five years still fall short.
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"Quite a few banks still fall short of our expectations," Enria told a conference.
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Hong Kong's democratic activists argued that this would fall short of genuine universal suffrage.
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These numbers suggested that Mr. Morales would fall short of the 10-point margin.
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Even if the present bill passed, it would fall short of allowing gay marriage.
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The problem is: What to do with allegations that fall short of criminal offenses?
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Instead, regulators should demand results, and impose large sanctions for firms that fall short.
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Who knows how the process will unfold should Trump fall short of 1237 delegates.
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The way things have been trending, enrollment is going to fall short this year.
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Unless you create an emotional connection with your audience, the message will fall short.
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"Considering the magnitude of the problem, anything you do will fall short," he said.
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But Aramco's initial public offering will still fall short of Saudi Arabia's audacious goals.
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Is it not enough that I should fall short of you in actual fighting?
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Therefore, policies focusing only on the reduction of noise levels might well fall short.
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When it comes to state funding for higher education, America continues to fall short.
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Even if he wins every remaining delegate, he'd still fall short of a majority.
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And then there's Comcast's offer, which also would fall short of Disney's original bid.
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"Waves are good, but waves without a sophisticated party organization fall short," said Kamarck.
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Right now, he said, psychiatry can often fall short of this kind of treatment.
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He was not the first member of his family to fall short of expectations.
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Chinese officials often announce ambitious policies but sometimes fall short on carrying them out.
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Perhaps, after seven decades of futility, the Indians are just destined to fall short.
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McGinty went on to win the nomination, only to fall short against Republican Sen.
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But a newly released study suggests the reality may fall short of the legend.
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The guidelines are not mandatory and fall short of measures taken by other countries.
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The company has also implemented contactless deliveries, but shoppers say these efforts fall short.
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Any conversation about representation or identity emptied of that reality will always fall short.
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It's O.K. to fall short, if you do, for an idea you believe in.
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If the banks fall short of capital, they may be shunned by financial markets.
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And readers sometimes turn to us when other efforts to bring change fall short.
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Elizabeth Warren fall short, their supporters would be scattered elsewhere on a second alignment.
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Iraqi political factions have previously tried to expel American forces only to fall short.
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Perhaps even opera can fall short when it comes to such a spectacular life.
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With just 17 months until 6.873, the U.S. labor force will likely fall short.
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Without an influx of public funding these efforts will fall short of what's necessary.
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They also will increasingly act where boards fall short on their corporate governance responsibilities.
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However, the website's fairly weak rules still fall short of dealing with misinformation itself.
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The result may be that you'll fall short of what you need for retirement.
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Did your company meet or exceed its annual goals, or did it fall short?
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We are a hodgepodge of human beings who continuously fall short of our promise.
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It did fall short of its ideals, often in Latin America and Southeast Asia.
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"This might fall short of expectations, but after all it's a start," he said.
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But whether a good idea or not, ESOPs fall short of actual employee ownership.
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Early reports on Trump's proposal suggest that investment will fall short of what's needed.
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Mr Rajapaksa seemed certain to fall short of the 113 votes needed for a majority.
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Plus, when styled correctly, they give a polished and fresh allure that doesn't fall...short.
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But with a value of $138 billion in 2017, those goods would still fall short.
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While governments and private developers fall short, people like Mr Jjoga are building houses themselves.
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But tools like Google Translate often fall short when you're traveling and can't get online.
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But sometimes modern designs fall short of properly conveying them in the nation's public buildings.
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But, they explain, local journalists are only human, so their reporting "might fall short" sometimes.
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But most plausible projections of how Trump could fall short required him to lose Indiana.
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At first glance, the HomePod seems to fall short of the Echo or Google Home.
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The OSCE is just one group that thinks Kazakhstan's political norms fall short of democracy.
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Supporters of candidates who fall short, though, get the choice to realign behind another contender.
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Foreign ideas appeared to fall short against the very British concept of 'wanting it more'.
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But despite their numerous successes, Jimmyjane still managed to fall short of their lofty goals.
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Where they fall short is in one-day international (ODI) and five-day Test matches.
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Upright also argues that existing solutions tend to fall short of what teams really need.
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Many occurred before Trump became president, and most would fall short of the constitutional standard.
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Sanders's proposals "certainly fall short of putting the debt on a sustainable path," CRFB said.
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But where the school classes fall short, parents are left to fill in the gaps.
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It only carries the best brands, so it's hard to fall short while shopping here.
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You always feel pressure to change—and guilt—because you always fall short of 'enlightenment.
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But Abovitz's grand descriptions always seemed to fall short of explaining how this technology worked.
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Earlier this week, Citi Research said sales of the phones are expected to fall short.
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In many ways, they still fall short of revealing the true value of disruptive technologies.
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Corker declined to weigh in on his plans should Pompeo fall short in his committee.
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Hopefully this fight will live up to the hype ... hate to see it fall short.
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It sounded like both a threat — and an admission that Republicans really might fall short.
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Inflation is on pace to fall short of that target for the sixth straight year.
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GameStop also saw revenue fall short of forecasts, with comparable store sales falling nearly 23%.
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If you fall short, you might feel like you've failed to reach some unachievable goal.
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At least 214 companies reported yesterday that their 2250 earnings would fall short of expectations.
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Any attempts to create a transcendent masterpiece will not only fall short, but fail spectacularly.
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The new committee's mission appears to fall short of what many in China has expected.
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One area where eMarketer says Echo devices fall short of the competition is language support.
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Of course, for every Reagan, there are many candidates who enter late and fall short.
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Finally, Americans fall short in the core skills needed to compete in a global economy.
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It may be that the countries do somehow fall short in vetting would-be emigrants.
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Under Armour continues to fall short, however, in attracting consumers to its shoes and apparel.
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In doing so, they would all but concede that Trump is destined to fall short.
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But those votes are likely to fall short since key Republican swing votes, including Sens.
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Probably, like most candidates who have a shot — but just a shot — he'll fall short.
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They fall short, scientists say, when trying to simulate important but small-scale ocean processes.
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Any plan that does not include WASH is guaranteed to fall short of its goals.
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But, he added, it would still fall short of making the state a national leader.
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But the longer term political trends, he warned, suggested the party could still fall short.
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Even Long, who dreams of crowdfunding a commune, concedes that clicker training can fall short.
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Working with DeVos, Congress could make changes that fall short of a national voucher program.
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She's seen the legislation come close to passing — and then fall short — so many times.
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Researchers, including Strategy Analytics and IDC, predicted Apple's first-quarter worldwide shipments would fall short.
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This week research showed that many mobile VPNs fall short on delivering security and privacy benefits.
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Smartwatches are amazing in so many respects, but one area where they fall short is looks.
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So, in theory at least, that takes some pressure off those who fall short of expectations.
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"Even if you fall short," he said, "there's a good chance you'll still beat current rates."
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But with Uber's head start in technology, some former drivers said the startups often fall short.
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But so do government spending and imports, places some economists fear Trump's policies could fall short.
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Is it possible that Nick Viall will fall short of finding love on The Bachelor — again?
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Several of its features are more likely to fall short against other anti-virus software options.
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Still, there is precedent for "reform" committees that begin with big promises and ultimately fall short.
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IGC has forecast China's 2016 production will fall short of consumption for a third consecutive year.
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Critics say that, short of such policy action, ride hailing will fundamentally fall short for drivers.
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Was he afraid that by hyping himself up he would somehow fall short of Antoni's expectations?
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If both fall short, here are three situations that may call for a 401(k) loan.
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We know if we fall short, they will choose another provider, of which there are many.
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Protections for service members are weighed against other defense concerns and often fall short, critics say.
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Why do so many formulas fall short on the volumizing, lengthening, and thickening promises they make?
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Zuckerberg belatedly admitted the problem, but his promised solutions to so-called "fake news" fall short.
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However, such a pact would still fall short of the seats needed to form an administration.
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Last season's Rockets were one of the best teams to ever fall short of a title.
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As the mother says: "Words fall short, yes, but sometimes their shadows can reach the unspeakable."
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He's likely to fall short of that bar at most of the state's 1,600 caucus sites.
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Indeed, based on past performance, Arab promises are likely to fall short of the President's expectations.
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Without transparency, China's reform of the death penalty system will fall short, or even slide back.
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Analysts cautioned the dollar is vulnerable if details on Trump's policies fall short of market expectations.
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Even if the IPO is quickly revived, it may fall short of fulfilling Saudi's broader ambitions.
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If he does fall short, Trump could face an acrimonious contested convention in Cleveland in July.
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While it's equal in RAM to our custom build, its processor and video card fall short.
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If current spending levels continue, the country will fall short of that figure by $2 trillion.
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However, the opposition alliance would still fall short of being able to elect a prime minister.
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All three provisions, according to aides and lobbyists, are expected to fall short of budgetary rules.
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Although the Socialists are expected to win they may fall short of a majority in parliament.
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But even the President on Wednesday appeared to admit that it would fall short of expectations.
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On one hand, it took a remarkable amount of bad luck for America to fall short.
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The other option is a class-action lawsuit, which, again, Kline attempted, only to fall short.
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However, many "frontline leaders" fall short on communication abilities, which usually come with high emotional intelligence.
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It's plausible that Democrats will fall short of a majority, even with this rosy forecast. 4.
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The Penn Wharton model estimates the Senate Republican plan will fall short of paying for itself.
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It's OK if you fall short if you do it for an idea you believe in.
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Both are expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to advance in the Senate.
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Clinton's public smile has been dissected and analyzed endlessly, its sincerity usually deemed to fall short.
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They have had some recent success, but if history is any guide, they will fall short.
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But Democrats argue the GOP proposals fall short of the protections enshrined in the 2010 law.
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Though improved, it will still fall short of the plant's 5-million-tonnes/year design capacity.
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Trump has refused to agree to fencing or barriers that would fall short of a wall.
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The clashing Republican and Democratic plans are expected to fall short of the needed 60 votes.
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Van Beurden predicts the initial goals will fall short, which will prompt political pressure further out.
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After five combined collections between two brands, Yeezy continues to fall short of its supposed universality.
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Despite the increase, spending would still fall short of the record $30.3 billion reached in 2012.
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Though first-of-their-kind campaigns often fall short, they can make progress in other ways.
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And when their husbands fall short, women are the ones driving this new culture of breakups.
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The Socialists appeared likely to fall short of a majority of the 230 seats in Parliament.
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Any progress in talks next month would probably fall short of a comprehensive deal, he added.
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Those numbers fall short of a Tesla Model S although Porsche upgrades are being made available.
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But bare-bones plot summaries fall short when it comes to Ms. Denis's customary impressionistic style.
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Yet for many elder Americans, those Social Security checks still fall short of what they need.
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They would need four GOP senators to side with them and are expected to fall short.
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Where they fall short is in the storage of electricity on the grid for multiple days.
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In fact, she could probably run debate-prep seminars if her White House ambitions fall short.
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Will they be able to make it to the next level... or will they fall short?
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Democrats are expected to fall short of the necessary 2202 pickups to win the House majority.
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But any rework will likely fall short of a Democratic desire to fully renegotiate the deal.
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And it seems to be a business that continues to fall short of Wall Street's forecasts.
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We hold ourselves to high standards, and when we fall short, we take responsibility for it.
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Additionally, various research shows that most Americans' efforts to track their expenditures fall short of ideal.
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They appeared to fall short of the police and there was no indication anyone was hit.
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Alabama defensive lineman D.J. Pettway got a hand on the attempt, causing it to fall short.
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She is always interesting, never not surprising and consistently unnerving, even when the movies fall short.
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If the vote in either chamber was to fall short, the president would resume his duties.
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The measures Scott announced Friday fall short of what survivors of the shooting have advocated. Gov.
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Opinion polls suggest Zelenskiy's party will win the July election but fall short of a majority.
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Until then, what federal lawmakers do on the crisis may help, but it will ultimately fall short.
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But compared to any other beach in the area, they really fall short, which is a shame.
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You're aiming for a hundred and even if you fall short, that's okay, that's your one hundred.
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The accessories retailer also saw sales fall short of estimates, with comparable store sales falling 1.4 percent.
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Analysts believe the world's biggest plane maker may fall short of targets, raising questions about next year.
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A veto override attempt would fall short because Democrats would need to pick up 20 GOP votes.
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So yes, compared to something like Sony's 1000XM3s, the Surface Headphones might fall short for some shoppers.
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Most of the big emerging markets, including Brazil, Russia, India, and China, fall short of this threshold.
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But even so, most households fall short, the report found: About two-thirds lack the recommended buffer.
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Some say May is only 1-3 points ahead and will fall short of an overall majority.
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Economists mostly recognise that normal people fall short of perfect rationality in day-to-day decision-making.
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The apparel maker also saw revenue fall short and lowered its earnings guidance for the full year.
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If those numbers are inflated — and the hype somewhat unearned — the industry could fall short of expectations.
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Poor countries tend to fall short of their agricultural potential because they use geographic resources less efficiently.
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Though welcome, this will fall short of the gold-standard trial evidence needed to register a drug.
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The expectation that the increase will fall short of the 123 million bpd figure boosted the market.
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Racism, oppression, poverty, mediocre housing — these issues cause too many children to fall short of their potential.
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But it would be a shame to see this cool new feature fall short of its potential.
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Many international banks operating in Australia fall short of that threshold locally, though they exceed it globally.
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And in areas where IHS would gain additional funding, the increased rate would fall short of inflation.
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"Quite a few banks still fall short of our expectations," Andrea Enria told a conference in Dublin.
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But early exit polls predict that even with that he would fall short of a governing majority.
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Britain's rules, though tougher than efforts in the United States, fall short of the moves in Iceland.
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Do you feel like they are destined to fall short when it comes to dealing with Trump?
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And then there are the games, like Barcelona in 1992, where performances just seem to fall short.
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Overall, they're fine cameras, but fall short of the very high standards set by Samsung's Galaxy S7.
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As the amount of attention required grows (more schoolwork, homework, studying, practice), more children will fall short.
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These options would materially improve on the status quo, even if they fall short of full repeal.
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Expedia also saw other key metrics fall short of analyst forecasts and cut its full-year guidance.
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If offers fall short of Cinven's expectations, the buyout group will keep the asset, another person said.
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The new features fall short of remaking Siri into something fundamentally different from what it is today.
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The median income for Rhode Islanders is $2848,27.6, but paychecks fall short for some Rhode Island residents.
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But the legislation is expected to fall short of the 6900 votes needed to overcome Monday's hurdle.
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"I know how it feels to have waged a hard-fought campaign and fall short," she said.
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Will the party's policy announcements be enough to win him a majority or will he fall short?
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The measure was expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to overcome the procedural hurdle.
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While the military and the VA are working on the problem, their efforts continue to fall short.
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The expectation that the increase will fall short of the 1 million bpd figure boosted the market.
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It seems to fall short of the ecstatic perfection that the very word "poetry" calls to mind.
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Gorsuch is expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to overcome an initial procedural hurdle.
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Still, the poll found Mr. Bloomberg could overtake Mr. Trump and fall short of eclipsing Mrs. Clinton.
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Here is how your homeowner's coverage is likely to fall short if you rent out your home.
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Every small-market franchise tries to build through homegrown talent, and most fall short of a title.
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The videogame retailer also saw revenue fall short of forecasts, and it also cut its sales forecast.
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But his efforts fall short – partly because Vijay Deverakonda's performance as Arjun Reddy looms over this film.
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But the deal is still expected to fall short of addressing some of the administration's key goals.
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Concerns that online learning will fall short of in-person teaching have spurred nationwide calls for concessions.
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"The Opposition" is the latest show to fall short for Comedy Central in the 11:30 p.m.
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They set standards to which they are bound to fall short, and publicly hold themselves to account.
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Still, the research demonstrates how self-driving cars, or cars with some autonomous abilities, can fall short.
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For whatever it's worth, Verizon's did in fact fall short of Wall Street's expectations on Thursday. OMG.
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Admit, as I did, that it hurts to fall short of his example and then move on.
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The combined left-wing bloc of the Socialists and Podemos would again fall short of a majority.
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At this rate, many people could be setting themselves up to fall short in retirement, Bankrate warns.
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Mars in Virgo strives for perfection, and you're not afraid to point out where others fall short.
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These steps will most likely fall short of dramatically affecting big tech companies like Google and Facebook.
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Friends and colleagues described Mr. Hackett as a direct manager who calls out those who fall short.
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But he sounded cautious about inflation, which continues to fall short of the Fed's 2 percent target.
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Consider working with a financial planner to make sure your insurance doesn't fall short of your needs.
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He has his coaching staff chart the totals, and he tells his players when they fall short.
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Some business schools launch graduates into high-paying careers and others can fall short of students' expectations.
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The planned injections still fall short of some estimates, including from credit rating agencies, of what's required.
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Yet, all too often these programs fall short, failing to address the core needs of the inmate.
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"And, even when I fall short, I want Nile and Peanut to think that's who I am."
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Although they fall short of commitments by Spanish peer Repsol, BP's operations and output are much larger.
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And his words often fall short, serving as a better a rhythmic component than an emotional one.
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Everything. It would be helpful here to explain what LeEco (LAY-EEco) is, but easy comparisons fall short.
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Senate Republicans have seen their previous attempts at Obamacare repeal fall short by a small number of votes.
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But if those countries continued to expand their missile forces, the U.S. system could fall short, he said.
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Restricting access The A4AI also recommends that the public sector step in where for-profit models fall short.
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Yet, all too often, we fall short of treating and housing New York's homeless thoughtfully and with care.
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The goal with Sorted is to address problems where other calendaring and to-do list apps fall short.
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If any one of those elements fall short, the entire house of cards comes crashing down on itself.
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If elections were held today, polls show that the coalition would fall short of a majority in parliament.
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A veto override vote would likely fall short of the two-thirds vote needed in order to pass.
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Any Nexo vehicles produced prior to June still get high marks, but fall short of the top award.
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" Brees notes -- "Some things within our control and some outside our control that caused us to fall short.
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Just because you're short doesn't mean your outerwear has to fall short, and the proof is right here.
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Researchers tested this proposal and found that the total yield would fall short of making the planet habitable.
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But even if they fall short, the campaign is "built for the long haul," one Biden confidant said.
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But where exactly does North Korea's nuclear program stand amidst these risks, and where does it fall short?
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I want him to always feel my love, although sometimes I fall short and that's not the case.
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That is to say, they fall short of the social cost of carbon (SCC), as estimated by economists.
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Government spending is growing faster than it should and debt reduction would fall short of the agreed target.
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He warned it would fall short in cases where the president is mentally or emotionally unfit for office.
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And to be clear, it's not just the male allies who will fall short from time to time.
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Planned Parenthood claims to offer a wide-variety of services, but they actually fall short in many areas.
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The measure was widely expected to fall short of the 2628 votes needed to overcome the procedural hurdle.
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Beneficial ownership is the only pillar of the group on which the United States continues to fall short.
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Most polls indicated a victory for Modi's alliance but expected it to fall short of an overall majority.
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The measure was widely expected to fall short of the 220006 votes needed to overcome the procedural hurdle.
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This time Republicans are hoping to get some Democrats on board in case they once again fall short.
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Even with those additions, though, the agency's numbers fall short of CNN's count of known migrant fatalities. Rep.
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For example, funding for Head Start and child care has increased, although both fall short of actual need.
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In arguments before the court on Tuesday, justices raised concerns that the new law continued to fall short.
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If central bankers fall short of market expectations, we may see a sharp, violent reversal of this trend.
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For Democrats, the fear is that the report will fall short of delivering on proof of Russian collusion.
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Vice Media is also expected to fall short of its revenue target for the year, the Journal reported.
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X staff meetings begin with a "premortem" process in which people predict how various technologies might fall short.
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Even before the bizarre, factually murky attacks this week, Republican leaders hoped Blankenship's primary bid would fall short.
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Generalized and ambiguous concepts such as "stability" and "peace" fall short on fulfilling a hundred-year-old friendship.
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Socially responsible investing encourages organizations to avoid buying stock in companies that fall short of certain ethical standards.
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Nor is corporate transparency always guaranteed, particularly at the largest companies where existing disclosure requirements may fall short.
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But they fall short in comparison to other businesses' overall success in terms of revenue and profit growth.
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I love the challenge of aiming for that in every broadcast, and am disappointed when I fall short.
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Sanders needs to fight her to a draw overall in states like these, or he'll likely fall short.
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Large, double-blind, control-group trials often fall short of the uncontrolled "open-label" work that inspired them.
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Yet remote restoration of Nakhichevan's lost Armenian monuments or alternative measures of accountability fall short of unanimous approval.
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Too often they fall short of protecting the young talent that they are 'supposed' to be caretakers for.
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NATO requires allies spend 2 percent of their gross domestic product on the military, but many fall short.
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Technology may get us closer, replicating faces and voices with alarming accuracy, but it will inevitably fall short.
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That's a kind of punishment that the police can impose in cases that fall short of criminal charges.
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But many analysts said they expected the plan to fall short of providing for a viable Palestinian state.
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Despite the efforts underway to curtail coronavirus, lawmakers are still concerned that the military's response may fall short.
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The U.S. peace plan is likely to fall short of those parameters — a source of anxiety for Jordan.
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On Wednesday Microsoft said its personal computing segment earnings would fall short of guidance due to COVID-19.
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Fuel supplies necessary to keep the drilling rigs going may also fall short because of the refinery shutdowns.
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"If we fall short, we'll try to have a better process," Graham told McCain from the debate stage.
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At the same time, a one-size-fits-all approach for all drugs is going to fall short.
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It turns out that many of these professionals often fall short when it comes to their own businesses.
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Already in this cycle, we've seen Democrats fall short in the much-hyped Georgia 6th district special election.
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These are useful ideas but they fall short of the specific steps other cities and states have taken.
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And blue states fall short on other vital indicators like generosity, income inequality, birth rates and military service.
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However, research shows that most Americans fall short of this goal, with just $5,000 tucked away for retirement.
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Attempts to flatter your interviewer will most likely fall short – especially in relation to appearance or material possessions.
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But Catalyst can't proceed without Baker's blessing, and the ISS recommendation likely means Baker will also fall short.
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Should he fall short in any of these three states, it could be a major setback for him.
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Iran also has several options that fall short of Trump's only clear red line not to kill Americans.
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Previous presidents believed they had made headway with Beijing, only to have China's actions fall short of expectations.
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Deutsche Boerse warned in October that profit for 2017 was "very likely" to fall short of its target.
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Even so, economists believe growth this year will fall short of President Donald Trump's ambitious 3.0 percent target.
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Despite the good work of the Senate, the energy innovation budget for the coming year will fall short.
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She has said that tax revenue will fall short by some 7.5 billion shekels ($2.1 billion) this year.
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Either way, with Democrats and at least three Republicans expected to vote "no," Republicans will likely fall short.
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While most budget phones fall short in processing power and frustrate users, the Pixel 21.8a does the opposite.
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We all fall short of the glory of God...we just happen to do it on national television.
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He believes McKinsey's proposed approach will fall short of the standard, and is moving ahead with his claims.
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The Blues fall short in 5-on-5 goal differential (+15) but hit the rest of the notes.
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By allowing states to use this money for other purposes, AHCA would likely fall short of that amount.
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And it's not just heads of state and government that fall short in a count of women in power.
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Schools and training fall short even as automation and artificial intelligence are about to transform the nature of work.
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Companies that rely more heavily on the holidays are at risk should sales fall short during that time period.
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Intrusions like these still fall short of sabotage or war, but that doesn't mean we have to like them.
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Finally, Brazil, Nigeria and Saudi Arabia will set ambitious reform plans, but will likely fall short of what's necessary.
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What that experience rests on seems basic, but also complex to achieve, and why so many automakers fall short.
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Edwards was the top vote getter but will fall short of the 50% threshold needed to avoid the runoff.
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And will Mr. Rubio be so prepared for these kinds of attacks from his rivals that they fall short?
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But where robots do fall short is on compassion, negotiation, and the ability to know when to make exceptions.
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After one month and a few days, your passport's expiration date would fall short of the three-month minimum.
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But if they fall short, winning over those uncommitted delegates will be critical at July's GOP convention in Cleveland.
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Precisely because he knew the conditions required for markets to work, he understood the ways they could fall short.
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Because if Trump does fall short of that delegate majority, the party will search for a consensus on someone.
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A number of the contenders might fall short and voting later this week will whittle the field down further.
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Most families fall short because relationships prove too fragile, houses too expensive, bosses too inflexible and conception too difficult.
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"Many prominent datasets used in the field are too narrow and fall short in coverage and balance," he said.
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Republicans can fall short of the White House and still hold Congress, the Supreme Court, and most governor's mansions.
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If the Liberals win more seats than the Conservatives but fall short of a majority, Trudeau has several options.
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Another way health label warnings could fall short is if they are less accessible to people with less education.
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Although workplace discrimination of pregnant employees was outlawed in 1978, many businesses still fall short in protecting their workers.
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Following his comments, markets viewed that rate cuts by major central banks could fall short of expectations, he added.
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The Fed and Wall Street economists also project GDP growth will fall short of the 3% goal in 2019.
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Surveys indicate the Socialists will win the most votes in the election, but fall short of a parliamentary majority.
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Discussions should change focus, he said, mentioning the possibility of a "partnership" that would fall short of full membership.
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However illuminating these parallels might be, they ultimately fall short by failing to consider Trump in his immediate context.
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The Panaray system achieves where most surround sound systems fall short: perfectly blending discrete channels into a uniform soundstage.
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With these, labor can be extracted for purposes that fall short of even the most basic measures of impact.
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Juxtaposed with such political work, I would argue that the bigger names in this exhibition fall short by comparison.
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Expedia also saw other key metrics fall short of analyst forecasts, and it also cut its full-year guidance.
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In that respect, the agreement between Kim and Moon appears to fall short of what Washington was looking for.
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But these steps fall short of serious accountability, such as an independent audit of the social network's privacy protections.
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Any veto override attempt was expected to fall short after the resolution passed the Senate initially with 2628 votes.
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Any veto override attempt was expected to fall short after the resolution passed the Senate initially with 28503 votes.
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While more information is always welcome, the new data will fall short of providing most consumers with usable insight.
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These two states should be viewed as possible safety valves for Trump, should he fall short in other states.
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Sanders has a good chance to win a series of Western states, and even California, but still fall short.
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Rather, it was simply allegiance to the ideals of the country, even when we fall short of those ideals.
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The cork handle holds up over the years, and that is often where other inexpensive fishing rods fall short.
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For years, Democrats have poured millions of dollars in here to try to beat Coffman, but always fall short.
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That leaves Trump contemplating steps that fall short of direct military action but could significantly change the US approach.
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True, the junior senator from Kentucky will probably try again to offset the new spending and again fall short.
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Should Mr. Cruz fall short in the delegate-rich state, it would deal a devastating blow to his candidacy.
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On the whole, these are the players who'll ultimately decide whether the Nuggets make the playoffs or fall short.
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The state is by law required to replenish deficits in the SME Fund when the fund's reserves fall short.
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The custom metal buckles on the straps are an outstanding touch, too, and where other backpacks often fall short.
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"We will fall short of that goal, for which my team and I take personal responsibility," the mayor wrote.
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The potential suspension of penalties if charging network rollouts fall short of targets is "to be discussed", he added.
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Sadly, most of the avocados I bring home fall short in all kinds of fibrous, mushy, black-speckled ways.
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A good defense can get you far, but top defensive teams have tended to fall short in recent years.
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For this reason, histories often fall short in tapping the depths of their lives — or, more aptly, their humanity.
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Many analysts say the tariff may fall short of its goal of reviving solar manufacturing in the United States.
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Her examples are varied and provocative, but fall short of a unified theory of how the brain motivates morality.
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Inflation is likely to fall short of the Fed's preferred 2 percent annual pace for the seventh straight year.
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Democrats fell short, or seemed on track to fall short, in prominent races in those three states last week.
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It's clear why filmmakers can't resist the allure of Alfred Hitchcock even if they inevitably fall short of him.
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But he still appeared likely to fall short of the 50 percent-plus-one needed to avoid a runoff.
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The reason is that all of the plans fall short of the essentially open border those groups are seeking.
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Even private groups fall short when it comes to showing how much they have collected and where it goes.
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Given that context, high-stakes testing, nationalized standards and curriculums, and random acts of English teaching often fall short.
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Even if he wins every remaining delegate, he'd still fall short of the 2628,28503 needed to secure the nomination.
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Women are expected to balance femininity with strong leadership and are quickly criticized if they fall short of expectations.
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But even these proposed changes fall short of 22 percent loss in funding to NIH from 2003 to 2015.
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But some caution that what Mr. Trump will ultimately give Persian Gulf states may fall short of the expectations.
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The toy maker also saw revenue fall short as global sales of its flagship Barbie brand fell 5 percent.
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But national efforts to combat this exploding epidemic fall short in addressing the "demand" side of this heinous equation.
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Its North American revenues did fall short of expectations, however, climbing 5.3% during the period to reach $3.98 billion.
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You can help them learn new skills and deal with the outcome if they fall short of their goal.
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The toy maker also saw revenue fall short as global sales of its flagship Barbie brand fell five percent.
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It's quite another to look at our own actions and take responsibility for the areas where we fall short.
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But it also has been a regular point of contention as Arsenal continues to fall short of major trophies.
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Mr. Trump is expected to fall short of the presidency, in part because of his problems capitalizing on Mrs.
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On Thursday, Delta Air Lines said its fare revenue, while growing, would fall short of the company's earlier forecast.
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Despite their similarities, however, there are some areas in which they both excel over one another and fall short.
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But right now, it looks like a case study in the ways a much-hyped initiative can fall short.
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However, recent opinion polls suggest that Fine Gael could fall short of an overall majority needed for single-party government.
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That estimate was revised down nearly 17 percent during the quarter, a sign that the earnings announcement will fall short.
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"Another weak quarter on a comparable basis as organic sales and operating income fall short of consensus estimates," Grundy said.
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Apple started the year with a warning that global iPhone sales would fall short because of a weakening Chinese economy.
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Hate to see the master fall short on the big stage, but it should be a teachable moment for Grumblelord.
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But there are cases where a skater may complete the jump yet still fall short of performing three full revolutions.
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The national scheme is only imposed on provinces that reject carbon pricing or whose schemes fall short of federal standards.
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"The Lego Batman Movie" now as the biggest opening of any 2017 release, but it did fall short of projections.
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If the economy continues to disappoint, tax revenues could fall short of expectations, putting the country's budget target at risk.
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" But it would fall short of the total U.S. box office haul for breakout hits like "Wonder Woman" and "Deadpool.
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But Uber's cars may fall short of how the California DMV defines autonomous vehicles and therefore not require a permit.
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Now, as democracies fall short of expectations and unrest grows, militaries are getting pulled in to bail out besieged presidents.
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If a disproportionate number of undecideds go to one of the Republican candidates, then Edwards will fall short of 20163%.
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But Merkel said she would fight on for a European solution even were the March 7 meeting to fall short.
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ANO is expected to win the most votes in the election but fall short of an overall majority in parliament.
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It also said its year-end core capital ratio would fall short of ECB requirements by around two percentage points.
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But, over the course of its first six episodes, it also manages to fall short on basic levels like storytelling.
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Or, if they fall short of those goals, they might have to pay it off with real money, per CNBC.
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These aren't investing myths, but they fall short of giving investors all the information they need to make smart decisions.
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Where pamphlets and audio tours fall short is in truly conveying the deep history that lends significance to these locations.
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French satellite firm Eutelsat also tumbled 12 percent after warning it could fall short of its full-year revenue target.
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Apple dropped after Goldman Sachs said the tech giant's earnings could fall short this year as demand in China slows.
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Despite how good their noise isolation is compared to the AirPods, however, they fall short of the Jabra Elite 65ts.
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Anybody else in the company, we all feel when we fall short of that plan, we feel accountable and responsible.
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The Goldman research note is largely negative on Apple, discussing how the tech giant's services business growth may fall short.
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The average rainfall over the last five months has fallen fall short of the average for parts of the country.
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The judgment is its latest in a series of rulings that laws proposed by Ukraine fall short of democratic norms.
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"The steps the department has taken to implement our recommendation to alleviate dangerous overcrowding continue to fall short," it continues.
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The campaign hasn't yet responded to questions about what happens to the money if they fall short of their goal.
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With an estimated battery life of 133 hours, the XPS 213 22-in-21 shouldn't fall short in endurance either.
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"I feel foreign brands' style is more detailed and diversified, these are areas where domestic brands fall short," she said.
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The amount will fall short, of course, as that's such a staggering amount to raise in $50 or $100 increments.
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If you find yourself constantly thinking about how other co-workers fall short as human beings, this is probably you.
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Progress on boosting use of renewable energy also is set to fall short of the 2030 target, the report said.
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That would mean a coalition of the three right-wing parties would still fall short of a majority in parliament.
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Although the Frankfurt-based organization might fall short there too with many analysts already questioning this latest round of stimulus.
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So far, the total number of hazardous liquids pipeline spills in 20113 is on track to fall short of 22011.
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He added inflation will fall short of the Fed's 2 percent goal and a decline in inflation expectations was possible.
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Time and time again Stephens seemed to have Moicano along the fence and still fall short on his punches somehow.
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You will compare yourself to the other working moms you know, and more frequently than not, you will fall short.
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What were your expectations for No Man's Sky, and how did the reality of the game fall short of them?
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Even while self-employed, it's possible to automate savings and investments to ensure you don't fall short of your goals.
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Even with support from all 54 Senate Republicans, it bill would fall short of the 60 votes needed to proceed.
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When their attacks on Kavanaugh's record fall short, as they inevitably will, Democrats will change course by talking about documents.
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The agency was previously scheduled to finalize its list of areas that fall short of the standards by this October.
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But they scored just 8 percent on Sunday, meaning together they would fall short of a majority as things stand.
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Instead, it would add requirements to the suitability standard that fall short of the fiduciary mandate imposed on investment advisors.
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And should he fall short in November, his example may only inspire a cast of imitators four years from now.
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Three Republican lawmakers say undertaking such a massive project will fall short of alleviating the issues surrounding border security. Rep.
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With Democrats, joined by a handful of GOP senators, opposed to the House bill, he is expected to fall short.
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Google's Chrome browser will soon be removing advertisements from sites that fall short of industry standards, the company announced Tuesday.
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The latter is of course an impossible demand, and so many female writers are criticized when they (inevitably) fall short.
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It also inspects manufacturers worldwide and in recent years has suspended hundreds of drugs that fall short of testing standards.
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Determined not to fall short of their peers, the girls try to cram four years of fun into one night.
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The study reinforces concerns over the ways Big Tech companies manage and protect (or fall short of protecting) user privacy.
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Which is not to say that every small business is the same, but that many fall short of our idealization.
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The meeting wasn't a rousing success but American presidents always find early meetings with Russian leaders fall short of expectations.
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While appeals to narrow self-interest can work for a while, they eventually fall short because they ignore human nature.
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Teachers, however, are worried that the solution being proposed is only temporary and may fall short of filling the gap.
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TripAdvisor announced new changes this week, but K and activists behind the petition say they fall short of what's needed.
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First, the public should accept that business will always fall short of our unreasonably high expectations, and get over it.
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Few politicians want to be the Republican who votes to impeach Mr. Trump only to see the effort fall short.
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While the Excelsior Scholarship is a revolutionary move, it may fall short of helping students who need assistance the most.
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I downloaded an app that keeps track of your fluid intake so I don't have an excuse to fall short.
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Sanders is predicted to fall short in all of Tuesday's contests, giving Biden a potential fast-track to the nomination.
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The federal government maintains a strategic stockpile of drugs and medical supplies, but those could fall short in a pandemic.
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And setting a higher bar for hipness can lead to results that fall short and come across as tragically strained.
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So the Trump administration could restart the trade war by imposing tariffs on Chinese goods if China's purchases fall short.
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It is forecast to fall short of eclipsing U.S. shippers in 2015/16, with both countries trailing top exporter Russia.
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Pete Buttigieg is offering $13 billion, with a promise to fund locally owned networks where their big telecoms fall short.
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Both fall short of President Obama's $1.9 billion funding request to fight Zika in U.S. states and territories and abroad.
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Lack of access to retirement savings plans is one of the biggest reasons those savings fall short, the center found.
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The Nasdaq Composite, however, was the only one of the three major indexes to fall short of a record close.
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"We're not going to fall short of a majority, so I don't really have to consider that," he said Wednesday.
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Hence these reforms fall short of providing the people in the Tribal Areas the legal protections available to other Pakistanis.
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Apple shares collapsed earlier this month after warning that iPhone sales would fall short because of weakness in the China economy.
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"There's no shame in admitting the places where you may fall short, and engaging with people who can help," he writes.
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However, none of those moves were verified by outsiders, and most experts say they fall short as material steps toward denuclearization.
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For Democrats, "there is openness to discussing options that may fall short of a full path to citizenship," the aide added.
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That's the cost of being alive and being aware — knowing things must be better, and knowing you will always fall short.
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However, the installation of solar power capacity would likely fall short of the 10.2 GW by the end of the year.
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Despite the Democrats' herculean efforts, their measure is expected to fall short of the 60 votes it would need to advance.
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"Even if (Indian) companies adopt this guidance note in its entirety, it would fall short of global best practice," he said.
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Dreaming big is the reason so many startups will fall short of their plan and nonetheless deserve to be called successful.
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But I do still hear the ways in which I fall short, because I am not a brain in a vat.
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Reality check: Despite increasing climate action by progressive states like California and Washington, their efforts fall short without national government action.
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The maker of laboratory instruments also saw revenue fall short of estimates, pointing to weakness in its pharmaceutical and food markets.
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And if you use one of Evernote's many tangential features, such as "presentation mode" or Work Chat, Bear will fall short.
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But the judge said shareholders failed to show that Tesla needed to be clearer that Model 3 production could fall short.
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It will also project inflation to move above 1.5 percent but fall short of 2 percent in fiscal 2021, they said.
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A number of the contenders look set to fall short, and voting later this week will whittle the field down further.
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Some experts told me these digital trade provisions fall short of what's needed for a modernized NAFTA, but it's a start.
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"Public transit is this extensive piece of the community and there to serve everyone, but often times those tools fall short."
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Analysts said production in areas such as Victoria, the country's fourth largest wheat producing region, may fall short of official estimates.
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The company also said it will "fall short" of its previous 2018 earnings per share and free cash flow financial guidance.
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That would still fall short of U.S., where 15 percent of people in uniform are women, and Britain with 10 percent.
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She held herself together on stage, but nearly blacked out after she missed a word to fall short of the title.
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If the polls are right, the separatist block may fall short of the slender majority of seats it obtained in 2015.
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Minnesota's second-year starter was determined not to let a second chance against the American League's worst team fall short again.
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However, analysts also project that Palang Pracharat will fall short of the 126 seats Mr Prayuth needs to remain prime minister.
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Just prior to the market opening, GoPro announced its revenue will fall short of expectations and a staff reduction of 20%.
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It would open up the possibility that Trump will fall short of the 1237 delegates needed to secure a clear victory.
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It's hard and slow, and the words on the page fall short of the music and clarity I imagined they'd have.
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Despite existing rules requiring opt-ins and disclosures, some argue they fall short of adequately informing consumers about the fee system.
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Modern establishments, on the other hand, seem to think about soundproofing when designing their rooms, even if their efforts fall short.
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It was thus a blueprint for England showings over the next 20 years: promise much beforehand, initially deliver, then fall short.
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Shawn O'Malley had a two-run double for the Mariners, who fell behind 6-0 and had their rally fall short.
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The goal is to help people understand how these beverages can fit into their diets and where they might fall short.
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Both are expected to fall short of the votes in that session required to elect a premier for the second time.
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He's been an expert craftsman throughout his career creating malevolent schemes that his enemies—regardless tact or skill—fall short against.
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Farmers can pocket federal handouts even when they have bumper crops or when they just fall short of their revenue targets.
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But that doesn't mean we and the public don't sometimes fall short in how we treat those we disagree with politically.
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Haley said her prayers fall short of formally endorsing Cruz but would like to see the Texas senator succeed, she added.
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New networks are necessary because cell phone networks fall short for IoT in three ways: battery life, cost and wireless coverage.
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It looks awfully tight; a reckoning of his prospects in the states still to vote suggests he might just fall short.
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Results in 226 are expected to fall short of last year's record high sales of 210 million vehicles, according to Autodata.
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That these changes fall short of the outright abolishment of public unions is not a comfort; if anything, it is strategy.
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We looked at the new tools that campaigns have to protect themselves against hackers—and why they still might fall short.
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It may be the largest I.P.O. ever but still fall short of the expectations raised by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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It may be the largest I.P.O. ever but still fall short of the expectations raised by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Yet it became a study in hubris, and an illustration of why top-down schemes so often fall short of expectations.
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But Berlin is still expected to fall short of the 2 percent goal, with plans to reach 1.5 percent by 2024.
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Results in 26.5 are expected to fall short of last year's record high sales of 800 million vehicles, according to Autodata.
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Executive pay consultants say UK packages are well above continental European levels but fall short of those in the United States.
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And, while the Buds are ultimately supposed to be Google's take on Apple's popular AirPods, they fall short in several ways.
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When analyzing the labor force participation rate — a key indicator of economic vibrancy — women still fall short of their male counterparts.
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It's an unusual arrangement, and one that fall short of demands from the right that Sessions name a second special counsel.
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It might seem that environmentalists who fall short as climate hawks are uniquely annoying because they say they prioritize climate change.
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This race could show whether Trump's divide-and-conquer strategy might outlast the candidate, or fall short against unity candidates. Maryland.
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Had the crowd not been so loud, the questions of whether the Bulldogs would again fall short might have been audible.
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But a number of Democrats believe that any bill that Republicans come up with will fall short of the FCC's protections.
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It's mostly a pretty nice bit of industrial design, though there are a couple of key spots where things fall short.
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I notice that even some contemporary music which I like, tends to fall short in at least one of those areas.
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The rating affirmation reflects Smartfren's weak cash flow generation, with EBITDA likely to continue to fall short of its interest expense.
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It also can help hospitals understand how much staffing and equipment they'll need (and where they are likely to fall short).
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Even so, one progressive goal — bringing its brown-bin composting program citywide by the end of the year — will fall short.
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As Mr. Wissmann requested, the commission did not impose sanctions on carmakers that fall short of benchmarks for electric-vehicle production.
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It now appears likely that inflation will fall short of the Fed's 2 percent annual target for the seventh consecutive year.
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The land they work is purchased by Henry McAllan (Jason Clarke), whose agriculture and business skills fall short of his ambitions.
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For Linfield, what photography can do especially well is present the ways in which the ideals of human rights fall short.
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Most men also continue to fall short when it comes to household responsibilities, and men still tend to out-earn women.
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But he warned that if tax receipts fall short of expectations, then the government will have to implement more spending freezes.
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Looking ahead, Wien said that in 2020 a recession will be avoided, but that economic growth will fall short of estimates.
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Personal efforts to combat any of the massive problems facing our environment, our culture, our very humanity, will inevitably fall short.
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If they fall short, one scenario would see Labour form a coalition with the Liberal Democrats and the Scottish National Party.
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A top strategist also said that, should the campaign fall short again in 2020, Buttar plans to run again in 20203.
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"There is a very small percentage that fall short and must be held accountable for their individual actions," the statement said.
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They subcontract most actual money-creation work to banks, but when private lenders fall short, governments can and should lean in.
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Until prosecutors are more concerned with doing justice than with winning convictions, even the most well-intentioned laws will fall short.
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Instead, I do my best each day, and if I fall short in one way or another, I forgive the guilt.
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The question is whether Democrats will take enough seats to gain control of the chamber, or fall short in their effort.
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They are all but certain to fall short of the type of firm guarantees that the Iranian authorities have been seeking.
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Combined, these limitations make it so body cameras were always doomed to fall short of the expectations that some supporters had.
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And if their plans do fall short, CBO will be there to point that out in a very high-profile way.
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Even when combined with the $70 million the government currently spends on predator control each year, those pledges could fall short.
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Democrats needed to pick up 30 seats to regain a majority, but now it's clear they'll fall short of that goal.
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Apple warned Wednesday that revenue from its holiday quarter will fall short of prior estimates, a rare occurrence for the iPhone maker.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS EXTEND DROP AFTER ADP MAY U.S. PRIVATE JOBS DATA FALL SHORT OF FORECAST, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.102%
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Clean water is vital to every aspect of our lives, yet the regulations and funding necessary to protect it continuously fall short.
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Fitbit invested millions in the device, purchasing Pebble, Vector and Coin, only to have the product fall short both critically and commercially.
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Car sales this year in China and the U.S. would fall short of investors' hopes and "a dent is looming," they said.
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If supply is expected to fall short of demand, and stocks are low and falling, nearby futures prices will normally in backwardation.
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Of the 337m primary-school-age children who look likely to fall short of basic international standards, three-quarters are in school.
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The Pioneers had a second-half rally fall short in their opener, a 21-22 home loss to Holy Cross on Friday.
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Such markets fall short of the ideal of perfect competition, but nor are they examples of lazy monopolies ripping off hapless consumers.
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If there are times when we fall short, we are committed to being open, taking responsibility for the problem, and fixing it.
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But it would fall short of Canada's ambition to build a pipeline to a deepwater port to tap into the global market.
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Why it matters: Last quarter, Apple issued a rare warning that the company would fall short of expectations amid lower iPhone demand.
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However, the subscription fashion service saw revenue fall short of estimates, with the number of active customers also shy of Street forecasts.
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Even if you add all five of those U.S. ports, they fall short of both of the top two (Shanghai and Singapore).
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Mr Phelps is merely the latest in a long line of human athletes to fall short in physical contests against other species.
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The specialty materials maker saw revenue fall short of forecasts, however, and said it expects organic sales to fall slightly this year.
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They also don't cover risks to a woman's health that fall short of death — and that puts doctors in a terrible position.
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Direct stimulus of 6 trillion yen would be double the amount initially planned but would fall short of market expectations, analysts said.
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People tend to think it must be devastating to come so close only to barely fall short, but it's really the opposite.
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Sure, 10 years ago, natural products seemed to fall short on their promises (and did you notice they all smelled like patchouli?).
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The numbers also fall short of what analysts had been predicting: EPS of 96 cents per share on revenue of $30.5 billion.
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If Trump's powers of persuasion with other world leaders fall short, he and his administration will be left with some tough decisions.
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Pro Farmer also predicted that U.S. corn output would fall short of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's forecast for 14.153 billion bushels.
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Cracking occurs when a party's supporters are divided among multiple districts so that they fall short of a majority in each one.
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The bill still has a number of hurdles to clear within the legislature, and it may well fall short of becoming law.
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But the deal's opponents have warned other countries that the American commitment could fall short if the Clean Power Plan is invalidated.
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Tourism certainly does fall short in describing the complex emotions and ambitions of those who explore the highest mountains in the world.
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Even if the Conservatives won all the remaining seats, the party would fall short of the 326 needed for an outright majority.
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And if the Trump administration is looking for a nomination that could be bipartisan, Thapar would likely fall short of that mark.
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There will always be the audiophile who demands more, in which case, the Beam will likely fall short of their high expectations.
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And he argues that efforts relying on bankers to report data, as the O.E.C.D.'s approach does, are likely to fall short.
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In my experience, topical treatments that claim to bring down the size and inflammation of monster zits fall short of their promises.
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Anybody else-- you know, in the company, we all feel when we fall short of that plan, we feel accountable and responsible.
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But traders implied a 2.19 percent funds rate by December, which would get close to but fall short of the Fed's intentions.
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Other emails suggest that Kavanaugh wasn't completely accurate in testimony before the Senate, but they fall short of proof that he lied.
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But Durbin predicted the Grassley–White House plan will still fall short, even if nothing else is able to get 60 votes.
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Should Mariota fall short of expectations, will the Titans let him walk and look to the draft for the team's next quarterback?
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"The Irish prime minister, Leo Varadkar, also expressed concerns with the proposals, which he said "fall short in a number of aspects.
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Young women are actually more practical when it comes to everyday financial issues — like budgeting — but fall short on bigger financial goals.
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From a Greek word meaning "to fall short," ellipses are the dot dot dot indicating a word left out from a sentence.
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CBS is expected to make another offer soon, the sources said, but that new bid was expected to fall short on price.
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Those communications fall short of an official audit, which the IRS gets three years to start after the challenged return is filed.
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"All institutions that fall short will be held accountable for violations of federal law," DeVos, a Michigan native, said in a statement.
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It's only an arm of a company, and even when HR is active, it may fall short of creating an equitable workplace.
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"Personal returns alone fall short," said Steve Rosenthal, a senior fellow at the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, a think tank in Washington.
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Tommy Hilfiger's Ramadan 2015 collection has come the closest to meeting these style and modesty requirements, but most other collections fall short.
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The bubbles make you feel full faster, she says, so your water intake might fall short at the end of the day.
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Disabling targeted ads on children's videos would fall short of addressing the issues with YouTube's platform, said CCFC Executive Director Josh Golin.
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Existing treatments include a range of antidepressants, psychotherapy and even shock therapy, but fall short of addressing the specifics of the disorder.
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Review the job description again before heading into your interview and research any skills, tools or experience that you fall short on.
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The president has taken note of criticism from both sides of the aisle that his deal will fall short, these people said.
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Peace initiatives that raise hopes and fall short, he said, are too often interpreted as evidence that peace simply cannot be achieved.
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Critics argue that the financing the government plans to provide will fall short of what drivers will need to buy new jeepneys.
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But advocates say that many universities fall short of the statute's requirement that athletic opportunities must correlate with the overall student population.
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The president has felt burned by Republicans when he injected himself into other races only to see his preferred candidates fall short.
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GOP leadership had appeared confident as of last week that the effort would fall short, paving the way for Trump's quick acquittal.
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The company warns that underlying profit for the year will fall short of analysts' estimates after an "extremely difficult" start to 2019.
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While it has sparked encouraging activism and action from young people, universities, businesses, cities and states, national governments continue to fall short.
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The measures provide incentives for job creation but in our opinion fall short of addressing long-standing bottlenecks in the labour market.
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Together, you can encourage your employers to behave in ethical and humane ways, and blow the whistle publicly when they fall short.
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If any of them decide to oppose the resolution, it will fall short of the 51-vote threshold Republicans need for passage.
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Democratic efforts to rein in President Donald Trump on Iran could fall short amid a lack of overt support from Senate Republicans.
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While technical research on countering disinformation and efforts to identify, understand, and undercut influence campaigns are increasing, our current capabilities fall short.
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If Iran succeeds, the results could be costly to the United States and its allies, but fall short of triggering outright war.
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Microsoft said it would fall short of its sales forecast for the upcoming quarter because of the continued spread of the coronavirus.
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She is ruthless in her takedowns, and has a keen eye for how young men try to invent themselves, and fall short.
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This isn't one of those cases where people try to do what they said they would, but fall short in the execution.
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But Rio's bitter experience with the cable car serves as a reminder that transportation projects used for political goals can fall short.
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However, the BIS said that while those two factors help explain some of the problems, they fall short of a full accounting.
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Ideally, employers should highlight where benefits are likely to fall short and identify financial instruments that can help employees fill the gaps.
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Top congressional Democrats quickly ripped the Trump administration's immigration proposals, warning they fall short of a potential deal to help DACA recipients.
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But he added that it was likely to fall short of the $75m in severance benefits that workers had been counting on.
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Some critics on social media have said that such a committee would fall short of the independent investigation they have been demanding.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have criticized Trump's remarks, which many have said fall short of a full-throated condemnation of hate groups.
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Cargill is not the first major company to fall short of an environmental commitment, and it is unlikely to be the last.
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Cargill is not the first major company to fall short of an environmental commitment, and it is unlikely to be the last.
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Some critics, particularly Democrats, say measures that only beef up infrastructure or do not create recurring funds fall short of the mark.
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Merkel's ruling coalition, which includes the SPD as junior partner, has approved defense spending hikes that fall short of the NATO target.
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Plans that fall short will face closer scrutiny and interventions while the best plans could benefit from incentives through the price review process.
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"Even if the independence parties fall short of a majority, the damage may have already been done," it said of Catalonia's December vote.
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Where Hinge may fall short is the fact that it pretty much caters to young people only, while OkCupid is more wide-ranging.
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Some research shows the sleep deprived often choose less challenging tasks, so you might also fall short of goals you've set for yourself.
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What you want to do is couple it with other food groups that Americans fall short on—that would be dairy and fruit.
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Netflix sank 3.2 percent after Deutsche Bank warned the company could fall short of subscriber growth numbers when it reports results on Monday.
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Iowa showed that the platforms are reluctant to police posts by Americans that spread rumors or suspicion but fall short of outright impersonation.
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Payments would be reduced by up to 236 percent for doctors and by 13 percent for dialysis clinics that fall short of expectations.
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Though Trump is far ahead in the delegate race, he could fall short of the majority mark needed to clinch the nomination outright.
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Indeed, our culture is currently awash in semblances of solidarity that, even when well-intentioned or laudable, fall short of the real thing.
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Officials familiar with the talks say possible outcomes will likely fall short of a sweeping, comprehensive trade deal that Trump has called for.
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China has not approved a new reactor project for more than two years, and the country could fall short of its 2020 targets.
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"Despite our collective efforts, our industry will fall short of a 2020 goal to eliminate deforestation," Ruth Kimmelshue, Cargills Chief Sustainability Officer, said.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives will fall short of a majority by winning 314 seats in the election, according to an exit poll.
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"Despite our collective efforts, our industry will fall short of a 2020 goal to eliminate deforestation," Ruth Kimmelshue, Cargill's Chief Sustainability Officer, said.
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MacLellan made the Capitals so much better than everyone else that there will be no excuses if they fall short of a title.
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The company's revenue growth was slowing and it would fall short of Wall Street analysts' financial expectations for the holiday season that year.
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Samsung Electronics warned on Tuesday that its first quarter profits will fall short of expectations amid weakness in its chips and display businesses.
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But some of the economists believe the Fed may fall short of sending a clear signal that rate cuts are on the way.
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At its best, though, it can put a game so far out of reach that any comeback attempt is fated to fall short.
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Stringent rules in some states—such as in Colorado or Wyoming—are picking up some of the slack where federal guidelines fall short.
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Now President Donald Trump has signed the final tax bill into law and it's clear that Republicans will fall short of these promises.
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Yelp (YELP) fell a penny shy of expectations with profit of nine cents per share, and also saw revenue fall short of estimates.
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Analysts also expect an April 17 meeting of major oil producers in Doha to discuss the output freeze to fall short of expectations.
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Even so, an Englishman's appreciation of his life and character must fall short of the feeling which his Indian followers have for them.
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Fortunately for Dingo, he knows how to rile the fuck out of people and doesn't fall short when it's finally time to perform.
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The shares extended their decline after the company said on a conference call that revenue this quarter would also fall short of expectations.
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If he pulls that off (which he won't) he will still fall short of Clinton's haul in pledged delegates allocated by the voters.
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Dollar General was one of those stories, until the company projected profits will fall short of Wall Street's expectations this year, he said.
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With Harvey, the satellite's lightning mapper — which tracks lightning over land and out to sea, where current observations fall short — revealed something fascinating.
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In an interview, Mr. Barasky said the group thought it had to advertise earlier after seeing the Republican "stop Trump" effort fall short.
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So we'll be watching closely to see which presidential candidates support Medicare for All, and which candidates fall short, by backing half measures.
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SVOD and AVOD platforms aren't interactive in the way social platforms are, so ads that attempt to pull that lever may fall short.
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But government ethics experts said the move would fall short of blind trust standards and was unlikely to prevent potential conflicts of interest.
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Then we discuss depictions of masculinity in the golden age of TV, and how even the so-called "good guy" characters fall short.
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And while we should be all about timeless designs (they're called "classics" for a reason), for us, a few tend to fall short.
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Many come from English learner households and lack fluency in their language of instruction, and fall short on literacy, which impacts learning mindsets.
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The palatable policy tools that have helped advance democratic transitions around the world in recent years could very well fall short in Venezuela.
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Exit polls showed his Servant of the People party far ahead of its nearest challenger, although it may fall short of a majority.
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We spoke with Kuba about the motivations behind her project, where body-positive initiatives fall short, and how consent can transform human interactions.
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A handful of prominent Wall Street economists expect job creation to fall short of the 2000,22009 consensus estimate, as it so often does.
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In both cases, players took advantage of the rule allowing defending teams to return field goals that fall short and are received inbounds.
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Forty-two percent say he would fall short of that goal, however, and 28503 percent say Trump would not even try the move.
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With the deadline to qualify for the third primary debates in September fast approaching, Moulton was almost certain to fall short once again.
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The Committee for American Sovereignty, run by former Ben Carson aide Doug Watts, expects to fall short of its $20 million preconvention goal.
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I'm getting better, and I try to live up to that potential, but I routinely fall short -- which every parent can relate to.
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Some watchdogs see the moves as promising first steps, but insist they fall short of alleviating their concerns about the way Facebook operates.
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The mere effort of paying attention to these areas of parenting will benefit you, even when you fall short of your new goals.
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The Democratic proposal -- something House and Senate Democrats have been calling for a vote on for weeks -- is also likely to fall short.
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The early figures suggested the total audience would fall short of the TV viewership for other recent political events that riveted the country.
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Now it costs $60 a day or $110 for both days (double on resale websites) and volunteer opportunities fall short of the demand.
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After a softer-than-expected monthly retail sales gain in November, many on Wall Street grew concerned that the season would fall short.
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Still, he maintained he'd be willing to stand up and leave the highly anticipated summit should the meeting fall short of his expectations.
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Ms. Delpy's salty riffs on indulgent parenting and midlife insecurities are draped over wearisome farcical situations that fall short of her past work.
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However, he said he'd be willing to stand up and leave the highly anticipated summit should the meeting fall short of his expectations.
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No matter how hard they try, the manufacturers still fall short of the iPhone's camera, and it holds true for the Mate 8.
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Namajunas let Jedrzejczyk fall short, moved back in, feinted Jedrzejczyk onto the fence, and then ducked down before entering with a left hook.
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Sachi is the responsible one, working long hours as a hospital nurse and scolding the others when they fall short of her standards.
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And when funds fall short — for things as basic as paper, as they sometimes do — there is no way to make it up.
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Even if President-elect Trump could make one deal a day for the next four years, he would fall short of this mark.
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That means that barring an unusually large wave of enrollments Friday, the final tally on HealthCare will fall short of last season's total.
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They serve the purpose of expressing China's displeasure with Mr. Kim's agenda, yet they fall short of inflicting crippling pain on North Korea.
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When retailers' sales reports trickle out in the new year, they'll be hard-pressed to find an excuse if their results fall short.
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"This is particularly true if, for example, visitor numbers fall short of expectations or exhibition partners drop out at short notice," he wrote.
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Yet even if Mr. Jones is destined to fall short, this race may be too symbolically significant for Democrats to let pass by.
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But by noting flaws in the plan, they preserve the option of rallying around Feinstein's plan later should the Collins plan fall short.
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It would fall short of the initially rumored $100 billion valuation, a sign of caution amid a flood of highly hyped tech offerings.
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And the Oscars, which Jimmy Kimmel is set to host again, will probably fall short, now that the bar has been set high.
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Reciprocity agreements, however, are less formal deals that fall short of an official accord, according to tax attorney Sam Brotman of Brotman Law.
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Even a modest decline in his support, or lucky breaks for his rivals in a few contests, could lead him to fall short.
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A law signed in June may allow more veterans to get care from private providers if veterans' hospitals fall short of performance standards.
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K. trade agreement likely will fall short of expectations on both sides of the Atlantic and Brexit will have negative economic consequences globally.
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For example, military and overseas voters have long been left out of the caucuses, and new efforts to address those concerns fall short.
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But Americans shouldn't be surprised if their senators fall short of those expectations, either for ideological reasons or out of political self-interest.
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Patti Solis Doyle: Klobuchar had the best night but may still fall short in Iowa Tonight's debate did not shake up the race.
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Quality of Life is where North Carolina continues to fall short in our rankings, still sitting in the bottom half, at No. 28.
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Netflix sank 3.6 percent after Deutsche Bank warned the company could fall short of subscriber growth numbers when it reports results on Monday.
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GOP leaders said last week they were drafting a funding bill, but it will likely fall short of President Obama's $1.9 billion request.
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The reason the Chinese are almost certain to fall short is that they are following the old Soviet playbook for conducting space exploration.
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Tailored Brands – Tailored Brands reported profit of $1.07 per share, matching Street forecasts, while the clothing retailer saw revenue fall short of estimates.
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Acting U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan said in December that the administration may fall short of the 450-mile mark.
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They deride others, especially American liberals, who fall short of this standard, who blame anything other than themselves for personal transgressions or failures.
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Read more: The best no-annual-fee credit cardsTravel benefitsHere's where the Delta SkyMiles Blue card might fall short for some frequent flyers.
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Any projector will usually fall short in terms of contrast ratio — the ratio of black to white — unless you're spending at least $2,000.
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The President of the World Bank David Malpass has warned global growth could fall short of the 2.6% rate it predicted in June.
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When it comes to meeting the hair- and skin-care needs of Black women, the beauty industry too often tends to fall short.
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The phenomenon is known as summer melt, and it's a big reason well-intentioned attempts to enroll more poor students usually fall short.
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The result can sometimes be an overwhelming sensation of a world out of balance, in which even our best efforts somehow fall short.
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It looked as if he might fall short again Wednesday when the Dodgers loaded the bases with no outs in the seventh inning.
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We have grand ideas about how we want to look, but those magnificent outfits tend to fall short in the name of warmth.
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But even if these calls fall short of human melodic standards, hearing them is always a pleasant reminder of hikes through mature woodlands.
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Ben: Normally, an attorney general will go to lengths to avoid the appearance of politicizing the Justice Department (though they often fall short).
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Big, scary, crazy goals can be incredibly inspiring — until you fall short, and then, instead of inspiration, you're left with disappointment and guilt.
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If Democrats swept all three while also losing in Alabama, they would fall short of the majority even if a Democrat beats Trump.
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" On Wednesday Graham said he is "looking for a response that would restore deterrence and my belief is additional sanctions will fall short.
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If it fails in risky efforts like speedy fifth-generation wireless, AT&T will have spent a lot of money to fall short.
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He did not comment directly on her new plan, which had not yet been detailed in full, but suggested it may fall short.
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These stories have the ring of authenticity but fall short of providing definitive proof, leading some to call them marketing or PR stunts.
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But Katko's also a good example, along with Will Hurd of Texas, of where even a decent-size Democratic wave could fall short.
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If you're a betting man or woman, and you're looking for action in Washington this spring, summer or fall, short the legislative system.
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Paradoxically, despite their use of "real" materials, they fall short of establishing their own reality compared with the more formally secure representational paintings.
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The anti-abortion movement might choose a more cautious strategy, instead chipping away at Roe with measures that fall short of outright bans.
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All of these failed imaginings result in the continuation of a system that we know to fall short in dramatic and ongoing ways.
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Not because I dislike pumpkin, but because other bakeries and fast-doughnut shops fall short with their version of a pumpkin spice doughnut.
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Journalists looking for a new superpower will still cast around for examples, including Germany, which will continue to fall short of the excitable billing.
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The GAD3 poll showed a three-way coalition between the conservatives would still fall short of a parliamentary majority in the best of cases.
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But while it's now clear that Obama's done something very significant indeed, it's also near-certain that it will, in some ways, fall short.
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JD.com – The China-based e-commerce giant reported a mixed quarter, beating analysts' estimates on the bottom line but seeing its revenue fall short.
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IF EFFORTS to cut emissions fall short, might some nations resort to solar geoengineering—building a sunshade in the stratosphere—to buy more time?
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Some analysts reckoned the two-day selloff is overdone and can reverse quickly if Friday's jobs figures, particularly on wages, fall short of forecasts.
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The MTV operator warned weary investors on Friday that revenue and profit will fall short of expectations as a sordid boardroom battle plays out.
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Amazon also predicted a 13% to 20% increase in second-quarter sales, although the company's operating profit guidance did fall short of analyst estimates.
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All of these assistants fall short of expectations, but perhaps they'd all be a little more intelligent if they just talked to each other.
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However, even with the revision the numbers fall short of the Fed's 2 percent inflation goal as measured by the personal consumption expenditures index.
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But Ossoff's defeat suggests that, if the whole House of Representatives was up for election today, Democrats would likely fall short of retaking it.
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She's just like, let me just keep bludgeoning myself with the myriad ways that I fall short of this person, who I don't know.
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This might be the difference between Lovot and other failed social robots like Jibo which have promised companionship, only to fall short of expectations.
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The only area where U.S. soybean exports are likely to fall short in the current marketing year is in fulfilling all of the bookings.
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The couple, who had a picture-perfect snowy backdrop for their wedding in Aspen, didn't fall short when it came to choosing the cake.
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However, we expect EBITDA to fall short of meeting the company's borrowing costs and operating lease rent in the next 12 months-18 months.
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The decision means the sanctions against Russia fall short of the tough measures many in Congress envisaged when they passed the law last summer.
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BOCWATCH Economists still expect annualized fourth-quarter growth to fall short of the Bank of Canada's 2.3 percent estimate due to oil production cuts.
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Until the agencies solve this problem, he says, they will fall short in their mission or end up paying more for expertise from contractors.
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Jordan is a leader of the hard-right, 30-member House Freedom Caucus, but his candidacy seems certain to fall short, the report said.
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Saturday's vote will be "pretty close" but likely just fall short, John McDonnell, the second most powerful man in the opposition Labour Party said.
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While most of the larger banks would still meet regulatory capital requirements, several others would fall short in one or both of the stresses.
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Because of its popularity, the government has mandated measures of cleanliness to ensure a steady flow of tourists, although those efforts sometimes fall short.
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Given the weak holiday season, profitability looks as if it will fall short on Wednesday, projected to decline 15 percent on a YoY basis.
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However, one area where the media fall short in calls for diversity is in their own newsrooms, where political diversity is in short supply.
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He is basically a slower and less effective imitation of Floyd Mayweather Jr., and an imitation will always fall short of the real thing.
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If the company suggests that the security flaws could cause it to fall short of that rate, then the stock could suffer, Gerra said.
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While the settlement might fall short of real justice for the former cheerleaders, it may at least be a step in the right direction.
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"OPEC might fall short of consensus to act in January given signs of disharmony in the ranks," said Stephen Innes, market strategist at AxiTraders.
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Not only does the platform fall short of reinforcing the president's policy agenda, it has spawned charges of hypocrisy and resurrected accusations of plagiarism.
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Men betray women's trust or fall short in some other way, and the women eventually forgive them and take them back into their lives.
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Mason made the comment in response to a question about whether the bank has ways to reduce expenses if revenues fall short of expectations.
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For instance, the wide array of social policy programs intended to make good on the American promise of equality of opportunity often fall short.
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Buttarelli suggested that some of the recently announced changes put forth by tech giants fall short of complying with the spirit of the GDPR.
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A four-day workweek might be amazing for you, but if you consider only your own needs when pitching it, you'll probably fall short.
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The recommendations are based on options-market prices for each company and the potential that they will beat or fall short of consensus estimates.
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But it does fall short of one candidate in the crowded field, businessman Brian Flynn, when Flynn's personal loan to his campaign is included.
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This month's employment report eases fears that we might fall short of that standard, but offers little reason why we might exceed it, either.
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Even if he wins all of the remaining outstanding delegates, he'd fall short of the 2900,220006 needed to secure the nomination before the convention.
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Still, Dr. Sterman said, even California's ambitious goals fall short of what will ultimately be needed to head off severe effects of climate change.
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Where bar-coded tags fall short is if the tag is wrinkled, smudged or torn, or not in line of sight of the scanner.
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But many protected areas fall short, according to a report in the journal Science led by researchers at the University of Queensland in Australia.
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A new study reveals that virtual assistants, like Apple's Siri and counterparts from Google and Microsoft, can fall short when users are in distress.
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Anaheim has been one of the league's better regular-season teams for years, but they keep finding ways to fall short in the postseason.
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But even if the Timberwolves fall short, Butler will certainly use his time in Minneapolis to expand his fame over the next few years.
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SA. Dyachenko said that Nornickel expects second-half financial results to fall short of its performance in the first six months of the year.
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In the "Final Two," he discusses Donald Trump Jr.'s plans for a right-wing Facebook, and why corporate climate change goals fall short.
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Reds first baseman Joey Votto saw his bid to match a record held by Ted Williams fall short as he went 217-for-27.
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"The country will fall short of its 2030 emissions target without a major effort to move to a low-carbon model," the OECD said.
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So if the post is seeking 10 years experience and you fall short, evaluate whether you have the skills to accomplish what they need.
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Yet, many luxury players fall short of offering them an enriched, personalized, seamless and digitally enabled experience able to conquer their hearts and minds.
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After Trump praised white supremacists last summer, Cohn offered a lukewarm criticism that managed to fall short of courageous while also infuriating his boss.
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But those attributes will fall short if they're not part of a culture that fosters, sustains, respects and rewards the collaborative pursuit of knowledge.
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The caucus rules allow voters whose preferred candidates fall short on the first ballot to switch their support to another candidate on the second.
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That fund is usually replenished with federal money, but the Post reported that it is on track to fall short of funds this fall.
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It caused enough of a disruption to the company that in late February Microsoft told investors that sales would fall short of its estimates.
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To "personalize" means to violate some (often unstated) ideal of disembodied thought — to fall short of a rationality that transcends all our little lives.
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Once again, lawmakers are proposing fixes that they say will help address the current state of elections, and once again, those proposals fall short.
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We are all flawed, we are all sinners, we all fall short of God's glory, we are all in various ways far from perfect.
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JUNE 2019 The company warns that underlying profit for the year will fall short of analysts' estimates after an "extremely difficult" start to 2019.
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Democrats are expected to eat into the GOP's 59-seat majority but fall short of the 30 seats they'd need to win the majority.
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European officials say they have tried to negotiate a solution with the United States, but the Trump administration says these offers still fall short.
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And even if you make a herculean effort to eat healthy, it's common for your daily diet to fall short of optimal nutrient levels.
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Sure, he's come really close multiple times, but the closer you get to a goal, the more excruciating it is when you fall short.
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The bill also ensures that the IRS is held accountable if modernization efforts fall short by stipulating that funds spent must produce measurable results.
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But Zambia and Zimbabwe were found to fall short of that guideline, and elephant trophies from those nations were banned from the United States.
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In these deeply rural settings, IHS is often the only health-care provider present, and can fall short in the service it should provide.
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To explain that disparity some might assume that while Asian students have high test scores, they fall short in other categories colleges consider important.
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Even established Equinox trainers who fall short of performance benchmarks are sometimes told to resume taking shifts on the floor to accumulate new clients.
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Some members of CalSTRS board, however, warned that the fund may further lower expectations in the coming years, especially if investment returns fall short.
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However, Eurasia estimated that high-level talks between Trump and North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un would continue, but fall short of full denuclearization.
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Goldman Sachs on Monday backed up its sell rating on the electric-car maker on forecasts that quarterly deliveries will fall short of estimates.
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James Lankford (R-Okla.) on Wednesday also said he could back the tax bill if a backstop is included in case revenues fall short.
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Despite raising large sums of money, they largely fall short compared to corporations in terms of gathering financial data and evaluating and reporting it.
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But they are likely to fall short of a clear majority and it remains unclear which smaller parties Merkel will start coalition negotiations with.
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Johnson is forecast to win a majority at the election, but he could yet fall short of the 320 to 326 seats he needs.
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Even amongst those who fall short of outright extremism or hate speech, this may encourage a growing trend in politicians to disregard the truth.
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The coalition is expected to gain the largest slice of the votes but fall short of a solid majority to enable it to govern.
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If they are not successful in winning over voters in the city of about 75,000, their goals are more than likely to fall short.
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Finally, we bring you a story of good intentions — which, as we all know, sometimes fall short (specifically, in this case, six feet short).
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Environmental groups have expressed worry that drafts of the pact fall short on several issues, including curbing the illegal timber trade and tackling overfishing.
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"The Constitution does not allow the House to impeach the president for reasons that fall short of a high crime or misdemeanor," he said.
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We see what these responses are aiming for — the aliveness they hope to achieve — by seeing how they ultimately fall short of their goal.
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And they complain that GOP plans for a swift Senate trial would subvert justice and fall short of the constitutional duty expected of senators.
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If every Donald Trump voter again cast their ballot for Donald Trump in 22016, he could still fall short of victory — possibly devastatingly so.
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Not only did he fall short of a majority but he fell more than a million votes behind Hillary Clinton in the popular vote.
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To the movie's credit, there is a nice theme of learning to make peace with yourself when you fall short of achieving your dreams.
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Some analysts expect a sizeable price jump as ocean shippers and fuel sellers begin stocking up, but warn existing refining capacity could fall short.
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Netflix Inc sank 4.3 percent after Deutsche Bank warned the company could fall short of subscriber growth numbers when it reports results on Monday.
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The web page, though, would fall short of their demands that Facebook individually notify users about Russian propaganda posts or ads they were exposed to.
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Although Samsung is positioned to fall short of this benchmark, it will most likely — if not certainly – still push more devices out than Huawei will.
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International human rights groups say the tribunal's procedures fall short of international standards but Bangladesh rejects that and the trials are supported by many Bangladeshis.
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Driverless cars are one thing; malfunctions can be tragic, but they fall short of jumbo jets carrying hundreds of passengers falling out of the sky.
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Without Opel, GM will fall short of 9 million at the current pace and, barring a dramatic shift, will be permanently out of the running.
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More Renoirs might be sold in one year than another, and of those works, some could far exceed or fall short of expected auction prices.
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But he still might fall short of the majority required, enabling the party establishment to put forward another name at the July convention in Cleveland.
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However, even with the landslide win in Uttar Pradesh, Modi will still fall short of enough support in the parliament's upper house, says Eurasia's Kumar.
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As Crane noted, Virgin Galactic has a track record of promising that the company is close to transporting people to space only to fall short.
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There will be diminished gains to be had as the number of personalities and brands that fall short of this impossibly high standard adds up.
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So when those games fall short post-release, it's in those companies' best interest to say nothing and try to course correct behind closed doors.
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On Thursday, Yum Brands warned that its 2020 results could fall short of its long-term outlook as the outbreak weighs on sales in China.
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On Thursday, Yum Brands warned that its 2020 results could fall short of its long-term outlook as the outbreak weighs on sales in China.
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Needless to say, efforts to improve their conditions or uphold their rights often fall short because of systemic biases against these "lower" classes of people.
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In mixed martial arts one of the simplest and most effective methods of counter fighting has been simply allowing the other fighter to fall short.
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In turn, the weddings that fall short of the idealized visions that play out on YouTube, Pinterest, and Instagram are more susceptible to unfair criticism.
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"When they fall short, we hold our leaders accountable, which reflects the importance we place on the public's trust and confidence in our military leaders."
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Goldman Sachs raised its price target on Apple in a note that focused on how growth in the tech giant's services business may fall short.
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That's because while mental health is just as important as physical health, individuals without personal experience with mental illness could fall short in their response.
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