As battered markets slumped again, he faulted the Federal Reserve.
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The original model was faulted for its comparatively Spartan interior.
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Jurors said they faulted Van Dyke for escalating the incident.
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The NTSB faulted Tesla in a prior fatal Autopilot crash.
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The NTSB faulted Tesla in a prior fatal autopilot crash.
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They faulted the news media for not highlighting that Mrs.
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Some faulted the authorities for not ordering a mandatory evacuation.
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Critics and scholars faulted him for misunderstandings, inaccuracies and omissions.
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Other people faulted the author herself for caving to pressure.
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The decision was faulted by President Trump on Wednesday morning.
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They faulted both President Bush and President Obama for missteps.
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Hospital employees faulted overworked employees and the lack of specialists.
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She also faulted Trump with alienating some potential Republican voters.
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There have been other cases in which candy was initially faulted.
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Of course, people can't necessarily be faulted simply for having privilege.
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"The government cannot be faulted for arguing for deference," he wrote.
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Moir also faulted Herzberg for crossing the street outside a crosswalk.
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Critics also faulted Trump for his somewhat grudging tone on Monday.
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In December 2016, a panel of adjudicators faulted Indonesia, which appealed.
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Rick Snyder largely faulted the state government for Flint's water problems.
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Her nostrils assaulted (how could she be faulted?)Pass up pastrami?
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He also faulted Trump for antagonizing Democrats and vilifying the press.
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But he faulted Mr. Trump for raising the prospect of rioting.
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Some on the right faulted her for buying into unproven accusations.
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Republicans had also faulted the application for not explicitly identifying Mrs.
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Biden faulted Harris for shifting her position several times this year.
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In dissent, Justice Breyer faulted every part of the majority's analysis.
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In Washington, a White House spokesman faulted Hamas for the violence.
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Another used the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag and faulted Biden on race issues.
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Few would have faulted closer Kenley Jansen's 1.83 E.R.A. last season.
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Critics faulted Draghi for an autocratic style that Lagarde has softened.
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In the final tiebreaker, he double-faulted twice in a row.
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Trump's administration has been faulted for its response to Hurricane Maria.
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The Court faulted the lower courts' legal reasoning in this regard.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Jean Pierre Mustier can't be faulted for his ambition.
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Trump faulted the House Freedom Caucus, which withheld support for the bill.
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" And Sanders has faulted Warren for being a "capitalist through her bones.
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Some even faulted Priebus for not doing more to prevent Trump's rise.
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He had been faulted over the years for missing some team events.
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They faulted the U.S. Department of Education for doing too little oversight.
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That came after a DOJ report repeatedly faulted him for misleading investigators.
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Keys double-faulted twice, and Williams broke back in the sixth game.
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Kozlova double-faulted at 30-30 to give Williams a match point.
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Republicans have consistently faulted Democrats for the lack of movement on nominees.
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The F.C.C. faulted the state for not having "reasonable safeguards" in place.
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Could you be faulted for taking her performance as a brazen joke?
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Mr. Crowley was faulted for being out of touch with his district.
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He faulted federal lawmakers for their lack of action on the issue.
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Oliver couldn't be faulted for his civics proficiency; he's 103 years old.
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She was also faulted for failing to influence an important crime bill.
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In a rare point of agreement, both campaigns faulted the news media.
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In the interview, Mr. Trump faulted Mr. Sessions for his misleading testimony.
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Intelligence professionals faulted Trump for publicly discussing, and politicizing, a classified briefing.
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She hit a backhand long and sighed, and then she double-faulted.
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Self-criticism, yes, but others faulted the paper for not providing more information.
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He also faulted the current administration&aposs lack of transparency with education data.
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Members of Congress have faulted Biden for his plan, including New York Rep.
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But he has long been faulted by Eurosceptics as too gloomy over Brexit.
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Grisham then faulted Ryan for tweeting out the headline without providing any context.
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The FDA cannot be faulted for beginning with older patients first, said Courgi.
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In fact, he faulted Comey for the opposite -- for not criminally charging Clinton.
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John McCain, the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, faulted Trump's gambit.
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But he never faulted Don Draper for taking fictional credit for his achievement.
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It also faulted the Commission for not being more transparent in picking moderators.
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He made two unforced errors on groundstrokes into the net and double-faulted.
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Bush is faulted, however, for driving increased inequality between low and high earners.
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Mr. Draghi faulted political leaders for not doing enough to improve their economies.
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Many thought the Broncos would take a quarterback, but few faulted this pick.
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He double-faulted and dumped errors into the net, giving back the break.
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Federer looked punchy for a moment, and double faulted on the next point.
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Appearing the more nervous of the two, Williams has double-faulted three times.
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That return pressure was part of the reason Gauff double-faulted seven times.
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Reading from prepared remarks, Ackman faulted the proxy voting system but accepted defeat.
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The only people that the president-elect never faulted for anything were whites.
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A Cal Fire report in May faulted PG&E's equipment for the wildfires.
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It is aimed at young children, who cannot be faulted for their poverty.
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A subsequent investigation faulted police bias for allowing Mr. Pickton's rampage to continue.
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He memorably faulted Clinton and her associates for being "extremely careless" with classified information.
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Bank examiners faulted leveraged loans for having too-loose repayment schedules and liberal underwriting.
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Even other mega-rich businessmen have faulted Trump for declining to release his returns.
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Tutu, among others, also faulted the EU as an organization that uses military force.
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Shelton faulted the Mexican government for not creating conditions to keep immigrants at home.
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At an event in Texas on Wednesday, Brennan faulted Trump for frequent inflammatory rhetoric.
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Conservatives are eager to see whether they will be further faulted for their conduct.
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Some Democrats faulted Comey for his handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails.
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A Cal Fire report from May faulted the utility company's equipment for the wildfire.
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And he faulted others "in the community" for not identifying, and reporting, prospective terrorists.
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The audit faulted Clinton and other former secretaries of state for their communications practices.
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The owner was also faulted for not addressing problems noted in an earlier inspection.
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And he faulted Trump for doing too little to support state and local governments.
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He was faulted for improperly training the company while it was in North Carolina.
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Grammarians faulted it as a clumsy neologism, but that only made it more popular.
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Although he hit eight aces, he double-faulted four times, including on match point.
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Women also missed more first serves and double-faulted at a noticeably higher percentage.
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Mr. Trump has faulted the Democratic minority in the Senate for obstructing his choices.
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A Justice Department inspector general report had repeatedly faulted Mr. McCabe for misleading investigators.
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While it faulted Israel for excessive force, it acknowledged that soldiers faced organized violence.
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The judge faulted both Marex and Access World for not uncovering the fraud earlier.
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They say it should be applauded for its ambition, not faulted for its shortcomings.
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A broader question is whether Asia should be faulted for its predilection for saving.
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He faulted Dr. Cooper for passing judgment on the manuscript without inspecting it personally.
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Barr also faulted the FBI for using confidential informants while investigating Trump&aposs campaign.
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"The (solicitor general) cannot be faulted for responding to the new circumstances," McConnell said.
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WTO judges had previously faulted the U.S. rules on tuna and authorized Mexican trade sanctions.
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But the president was not to be faulted for this, speakers at the rally said.
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In settling the charges, regulators faulted Tesla for not exerting more control over Musk's tweeting.
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Garcia saved two championship points, however, and forced a deciding set as Yastremska double-faulted.
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She double faulted on her first match point but Kvitova returned wide on the second.
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But Kuznetsova double-faulted and sent a forehand wide to fall behind by 213-22011.
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The investigation faulted the former secretary for carelessness but declined to pursue charges against her.
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Critics have faulted her reluctance to condemn the systematic mistreatment of Myanmar's Muslim Rohingya minority.
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The 2014 SFAO report faulted insufficient checks by customs, triggering somewhat tighter rules for freeports.
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Kerber got another set point with Halep serving at 5-26, and Halep double-faulted.
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An automated system that Boeing designed for the plane has been faulted for the crashes.
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He saved them all, then broke Cilic in the next game when Cilic double-faulted.
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The government is to be faulted for not having begun planning for the vote sooner.
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First, officials faulted her for wearing clothing that they deemed indecent in a vacation photograph.
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U.S. officials faulted Saudi Arabia for a slow response to al Qaeda after the Sept.
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He has sounded off about previous omissions and has been faulted for smoking and drinking.
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The panel also faulted assumptions made by the airplane manufacturer in designing the 737 MAX.
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Impeachment attorney and CNN legal analyst Ross Garber faulted the constitutional grounds for Dershowitz's argument.
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In the final game, Konta saved two match points, but at deuce she double-faulted.
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After Thiem double-faulted, Nadal leveled at 5-5 to the delight of the crowd.
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Hard-line factions in Iran's hierarchy partly faulted Mr. Rouhani for having negotiated the agreement.
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Mr. Dodd was also faulted for his handling of a 2014 cyberattack on Sony Pictures.
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U.S. officials faulted Russia for not enforcing a 26 agreement to eliminate Syria's chemical weapons.
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News reports at the time said Hamill faulted her estranged husband for his bad advice.
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Still, its opponents said Jcope, so often faulted for not doing enough, had gone too far.
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Following the 2008 housing market collapse, the OCC faulted several national banks for their community lending.
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FAA REVOKES CERTIFICATION FOR FLORIDA AIRCRAFT PARTS REPAIR FIRM FAULTED IN LION AIR CRASH REPORT - STATEMENT
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She also faulted the previous administration, saying many improvement projects had been stuck in a bottleneck.
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UAW President Gary Jones faulted automakers for outsourcing work and shipping jobs to Mexico and China.
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He faulted the study for failing to rule out other explanations for markings on the bones.
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" The lobbying group also faulted Medicaid and Medicare for paying "less than the cost of care.
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Oakland starting pitcher Sean Manaea faulted himself, especially for a walk that contributed to the rally.
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In a statement, U.S. State Department deputy spokesman Robert Palladino faulted Venezuela for the latest incident.
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Quigley also faulted both the Obama and Trump administrations for an inadequate response to Russian interference.
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They have particularly faulted her for secretly recording the conversation with Kelly in the Situation Room.
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German firm TÜV SÜD has been faulted by Brazilian officials for faulty inspections of Vale facilities.
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The Supreme Court faulted the 9th Circuit's decision to allow Reinhardt to participate in the ruling.
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Mr. Latimer, 63, faulted Mr. Astorino's handling of the county budget, accusing him of fiscal gimmickry.
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But some critics have faulted her at times for being not quite wild or passionate enough.
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Amid the tumult, many children said they faulted themselves for not saving their parents from addiction.
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It is a laudable venture, in which Harrington's intellectual precision and exacting research cannot be faulted.
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"We have previously faulted Comey for acting unilaterally and inconsistent with Department policy," the report says.
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After treatment, he returned to the court and immediately double faulted, but still managed to hold.
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He faulted the U.S. for not having yet complied with its commitment to destroy its stockpile.
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After Dimitrov double-faulted on break point at 3-2, Federer won the next three games.
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She double-faulted 13 times in the match, with 48 unforced errors compared to 22 winners.
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Boeing says the WTO faulted $24 billion of subsidies to Airbus including $22020 billion in loans.
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He also again faulted President Barack Obama for not intervening in the Syrian conflict more aggressively.
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The investigators also faulted Iran for allowing the plane to fly into an active conflict zone.
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For decades, critics have faulted the Navy for failing to develop effective defenses against modern torpedoes.
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Tom Bossert, who served as White House homeland security chief, faulted the President's handling of Ukraine.
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The Texas Department of Public Safety has faulted Encinia for his conduct during the traffic stop.
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Boeing says the WTO faulted $18 billion of subsidies to Airbus including $15 billion in loans.
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The authors faulted the training that court reporters received, saying that it mostly used "classroom" English.
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In September 2016, for instance, health inspectors faulted Lincoln Manor, a nursing home in Decatur, Ill.
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Hong Kong, China and Singapore were faulted for inadequate efforts to prevent sex trafficking and forced labor.
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She double-faulted three times to be broken a second time, causing a gasp from the crowd.
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They also faulted it for focusing only on Iran's nuclear program and not its ballistic missile program.
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The United States had faulted the country for the Sony hack as far back as late 2014.
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He also repeatedly faulted McCain, a frequent Trump critic, for voting against the Republican repeal of Obamacare.
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The WSJ reported that it wasn't immediately clear what regulators faulted Theranos for in their latest inspection.
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Djokovic's nerve failed him at 53-7 when he double-faulted on his way to dropping serve.
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Twice U.S. Open finalist and New York resident Wozniacki advanced when Stosur double faulted on match point.
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Investors faulted the company for guidance that came in on the lower end of some analysts' expectations.
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Critics of both Caldwell and Houellebecq have largely faulted them for their sensationalist description of contemporary Europe.
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She double-faulted on break point at 2-3, and Halep held on to take the match.
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The agency previously faulted Tesla in a 2016 fatal crash in Florida in which Autopilot was engaged.
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The NTSB previously faulted Tesla in a 2016 fatal crash in Florida in which Autopilot was engaged.
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"I finished the second set with two aces and she double-faulted on match point," Richey said.
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Mr. Stephens also faulted the Social Security Administration for giving users scant notice of the new requirement.
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Raonic had earlier double-faulted at 30-15 when he was within two points of the match.
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Ivana also faulted Maples for the timing of her DWTS appearance, amid Trump's highly publicized presidential campaign.
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For the rest of his life he faulted himself for not doing enough to prevent the launch.
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The report faulted the inspector general for prolonging the VA's problems and allowing preventable deaths to continue.
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Khachanov double-faulted three times during the tiebreaker, but still managed to stave off four set points.
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They faulted him for not learning details of two recent encounters Ms. Danner had with the police.
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She grabbed at her foot afterward, then double-faulted and would go on to cede that game.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, faulted the Obama administration for declining to prosecute Mrs. Clinton.
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Mr. Edelman, who counts Mr. Astorino as a friend, nonetheless faulted him for his no-tax ideology.
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Jonathan Lear, reviewing that work in The New York Times, faulted the prose but admired the effort.
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The report faulted the former F.B.I. director James B. Comey for his decision making during the inquiry.
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Critics, for instance, have faulted the previous administration for not conducting more frequent freedom of navigation patrols.
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Federal officials were faulted for an inadequate response in providing food, roof tarps and other emergency needs.
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Mr. Lee was often faulted for not adequately acknowledging the contributions of his illustrators, especially Mr. Kirby.
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When an outside monitor faulted Volkswagen for failing to hold executives accountable, Mr. Stadler stayed in place.
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He then double-faulted at 5-5 to give Federer a match point, which he quickly converted.
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Keys won the next two points on her serve, and Giorgi double-faulted to lose the set.
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She faulted the committee, which some saw as favoring her during the tough primary fight against Sen.
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Those close to the president argue that he can't be faulted for the Kentucky and Louisiana outcomes.
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"My books are often faulted by bourgeois critics for prejudices that are theirs not mine," he said.
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He faulted the company for removing a blow-out preventer at the bottom of the well in 1979.
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Gheen faulted Washington-based low-immigration advocates who signed on to the less-generous legislation sponsored by Goodlatte.
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Some critics still faulted Bridenstine for failing to state that humans are the major cause behind climate change.
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The Texas Department of Public Safety faulted Encinia for his conduct during the stop and later fired him.
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" Trump also faulted Obama and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for failing to "name the enemy -- radical Islam.
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Sears' bankruptcy estate in particular faulted the conduct of Lampert and others in the $183 billion Seritage spinoff.
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It also faulted Yahoo for taking roughly three times longer than organizations typically need to uncover the breach.
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They said Garcia also couldn't secure medical licenses in other states — something he faulted the doctors for, too.
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Meanwhile, civil libertarians have also faulted email providers for how much cooperation they provide to government surveillance efforts.
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"Maintaining records for 90 days seemed to be moving too far in that direction" Mr. Weaver faulted Mrs.
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And, most obviously, it doesn't mention Trump or his administration, which is often faulted for deviations from fact.
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" An audit last year faulted California's High-Speed Rail Authority for "flawed decision making and poor contract management.
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"She's not even going to get that, and now she's being faulted for not coming forward?" she continued.
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On Monday, Warren faulted the bank for being late with its reform plan and said Sloan must go.
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Last week Laurent Potdevin, CEO of athletic goods retailer Lululemon, faulted IBM for an outage of its website.
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An independent investigation into the death of University of Maryland football player Jordan McNair has faulted school staff.
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Generally, critics and some audience members faulted the legal drama for its heavy-handed dialogue and contrived plotlines.
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An independent review faulted police and said they failed to adequately prepare for the "Unite the Right" rally.
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Sock continued to find success on the forehand and broke in the eighth game when Sousa double faulted.
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Another was faulted for calling his mother in Myanmar every week and for playing video games with noncitizens.
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Mr. Horowitz's eventual report faulted law enforcement officials for poor communication and a failure to see red flags.
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Scientists also faulted the charity for ascribing a cause of death after surveying the scene from the air.
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" Prime Minister Theresa May explicitly faulted Trump, saying "It is wrong for the president to have done this.
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People aligned with the education reform movement and other critics have faulted Ms. Fariña's approach for lacking vision.
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Critics who have faulted Mr. Hockney for overproductivity should know that he didn't finish the work in time.
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But she also faulted the House for what she described as a "rushed and flawed" approach to impeachment.
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Critics also faulted the deal for failing to address issues like China's subsidies to its state-owned enterprises.
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A crowd crush at a 1989 match in England killed 953 people, and officials initially faulted the fans.
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Human rights observers have often faulted the kingdom for its lack of democracy and its suppression of dissent.
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Nadal was called for a time violation and double-faulted on break point, giving Medvedev one last chance.
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The Inspector General also faulted HUD for selling those loans at auctions before publishing "formal guidance" or procedures.
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Five months and innumerable subway breakdowns later, riders can hardly be faulted for asking: Where's Governor Cuomo now?
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He faulted how the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, handled new emails related to the investigation into Mrs.
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Once Djokovic double-faulted to give the break to Wawrinka early in the third set, he was done.
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Democrats accused the administration of cruel and inhumane acts and faulted health officials for not opposing the policy.
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He faulted Mr. Trump's Twitter posts on the case, arguing they violated his client's right to due process.
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Volunteers cannot be faulted for failing to find decoys who are not where they were supposed to be.
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" But in an email to employees on Monday, the United Airlines CEO faulted Dao for being "disruptive and belligerent.
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Consumer advocates have faulted the OCC for letting eight years pass between reviewing Wells Fargo's commitment to community development.
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CEI faulted the special master for failing to wade into the billing records to figure out where overbilling occurred.
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He also said he didn't expect to be faulted on issues of race, given his record on civil rights.
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On Friday, Falih implicitly faulted the Trump administration for contributing to the price slump over the last two months.
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He specifically faulted the party for not pushing for a policy of deporting immigrants who entered the country illegally.
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Lip stains deliver a believable finish but are often faulted for drying out lips or settling in fine lines.
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A report by the Government Accountability Office in 2012 faulted H.H.S. for its use of the Title 42 program.
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No one could be faulted for trying to hide from the commercial break by plunging into their phones instead.
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Serving for the set, she lost a volleying exchange at 15-30 and then double-faulted at 30-40.
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They also faulted Capitol Hill Republicans for not accepting a bipartisan effort to warn against Russian influence last year.
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However, there's one place where young people aren't being faulted for the decline and fall of Baby Boomer civilization.
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Nor can be he faulted that this year the flu has been deadly, as it has in years past.
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It faulted the state's emergency manager law, but mainly charged the state's environment and health agencies, overseen by Gov.
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She double-faulted six times and was broken three times, all in a sloppy first set for both players.
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Clinton faces renewed criticism after an inspector general's report faulted her for violating the State Department's records-retention policy.
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Trump can be faulted for often keeping these promises without a clear sense of what policies will replace them.
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Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), in which the judge faulted prosecutors for misconduct in failing to turn over exculpatory evidence.
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He also faulted the agencies for not doing more to improve programs after earlier direction from the permanent committee.
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Pret A Manger, whose stores dot street corners across Britain, has been faulted for employing relatively few British workers.
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The study also faulted the facility's insurance company with failing to conduct a proper safety inspection of the plant.
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But Judge Perry faulted Oetting for bringing that 2013 malpractice and disgorgement case outside of the securities class action.
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In his press release, Cuomo faulted the federal government for not doing more to protect citizens from gun violence.
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Yet progressives have faulted him for not tackling the deep-seated problem of segregation in the city's school system.
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It also faulted him for "various omissions and inaccurate statements" in documents filed with the Office of Government Ethics.
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He was also faulted for his handling of two sexual harassment allegations, but nothing seemed to stick to him.
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He faulted Trump for turning down the World Health Organization's test and instead insisting the U.S. develop its own.
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The left should be faulted for intolerance of those who express belief in a higher power or religious tradition.
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The IG's report faulted Comey for passing the information to Richman, as well as for mishandling the other memos.
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The audit faulted Bombardier for performance issues and found that the authority had not sufficiently held the company accountable.
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And he faulted elites, a message that might resonate today as Western democracies confront a wave of populist anger.
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Some colleagues viewed him as highhanded and faulted his handling of cybersecurity issues for being plodding and overly cautious.
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He faulted President Moon Jae-in for not locking down Daegu a week ago to contain the virus's spread.
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A federal safety board faulted Tesla and federal regulators in a 2018 crash that killed a man using Autopilot.
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Some operas are faulted for scores that lack melodic richness, relying too much on long stretches of dramatic recitative.
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Although Ryan repeatedly faulted Obama for lacking a clear strategy in the Middle East, his own prescriptions were vague.
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It was not the first time that critics had faulted Trump for not doing enough to cool political tensions.
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Santander has been under fire since 2015 when regulators faulted the bank for charging unfair rates for auto loans.
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And some candidates have faulted Twitter for what they see as lax policies toward political speech and unfounded rumors.
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After he became prosecutor general in 2015, Shokin was widely faulted for declining to bring prosecutions of elites' corruption.
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Williams took charge of her match when Kerber double-faulted on the final two points of the opening set.
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The social cost of carbon is a controversial methodology widely faulted for exaggerating the impact of greenhouse gas emissions.
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In her day Tebaldi was faulted by some for lacking dramatic intensity, certainly in comparison with her contemporary Callas.
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"Any time someone makes you very worried, take that person to an ER — you will never be faulted," she says.
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Halep was gifted her place in the fourth round when Babos double-faulted to hand her the break and match.
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The report, released earlier Friday by Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee, faulted Boeing, saying the planes needed better cockpit design.
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But there's a broader bipartisan agreement that industry is to blame: At least 70% faulted drug companies, hospitals and insurers.
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The Fed faulted Santander for, among other things, not using "reasonable or appropriate" assumptions and analysis in its capital planning.
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The NTSB in 2014 also faulted the railroad for not having a system that would have automatically applied the brakes.
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Sanders and his top aides particularly faulted Clinton for transferring most money to the DNC, rather than the state parties.
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An error-prone Sharapova double-faulted on the way to dropping serve to trail 0-2 in the second set.
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Advocacy groups faulted banks for lending practices that they claimed blighted the city and contributed to substandard housing and segregation.
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The CFPB faulted Triton Management Group for aggressive collection in 2016 and the company changed some practices, the sources said.
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The report faulted the administration broadly but did not produce any new bombshells about what critics call malfeasance by Clinton.
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The two Apple executives said they felt in good company, noting that Trump has faulted many other groups and individuals.
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" An audit last year faulted California's High-Speed Rail Authority, or CHSRA, for "flawed decision making and poor contract management.
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The Senate report faulted the FDA for taking 17 months to investigate before issuing its own warning in February 2015.
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Ward also faulted McSally for voting for the most recent federal budget, even though the bill was signed by Trump.
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Susan Rice, a former national security adviser for President Obama, called it "disgraceful" that Trump faulted Obama for Russia's actions.
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After an exhaustive review, Holder was unambiguously cleared (though the Justice Department faulted several other federal officials for acting irresponsibly).
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He has been faulted for being insufficiently supportive of Hill and for allegedly not facilitating corroborating evidence for her claim.
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The report faulted the Obama administration for its actions before, during and after the terrorist assaults, which killed four Americans.
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Mr. DiNapoli also faulted SUNY, in another audit, for bad fiscal management of the SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn.
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Azarenka double-faulted twice during the next game and then hit a shot long, dropping her lead to 230-20.
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The game's greatest server double-faulted three times to be broken a second time, causing a gasp from the crowd.
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But on the very next point, Williams missed a big first serve by a great distance and then double-faulted.
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Others faulted negotiators for failing to address Iran's sponsorship of terrorism and not putting limits on Tehran's ballistic missile development.
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Mr. Koch was once faulted for calling some community advocates "poverty pimps" after they were accused of abusing public funding.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa and a former chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, also faulted Mr. Schumer.
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Investigators also faulted the Ukrainian government for having failed to close the airspace over the battle zone to civil aviation.
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But she was faulted for her handling of the Ebola epidemic, and the country remains one of the world's poorest.
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The officials have a narrow reading of Judge Boasberg's decision, saying he faulted them for failing to follow proper procedure.
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Loh said that a preliminary investigation faulted the training staff, not the coaching staff, for failing to treat McNair properly.
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She was brilliant in the dramatic part of the audition, and in the physical part she never stopped, never faulted.
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The group also faulted the United Nations for failing to prevent the effort, and at times being complicit in it.
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A new poll released Thursday by Quinnipiac University found that more New Yorkers faulted Mr. Cuomo for bad subway service.
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Critics of Mr. Trump in Britain and the United States faulted him for his acrimonious response to the Saturday assault.
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Santander has been under fire since 2015 when U.S. regulators faulted the bank for charging unfair rates for auto loans.
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He recently faulted unprepared agencies and an unresponsive Congress for a tragedy that he said was both predictable and preventable.
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However, the investigating judges also faulted Murguia for being "less than candid" with the judicial panel that probed the claims.
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Following a death involving Autopilot in 2016, the National Transportation Safety Board, which investigates accidents, faulted Autopilot for lacking system safeguards.
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The U.S. Supreme Court in 2017 had faulted Texas for its obsolete standard of assessing if the inmate was intellectually disabled.
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Polansky never looked comfortable after he double faulted twice in his first service game and had difficulty handling Federer's pinpoint serves.
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Another faulted Michelle Obama for her allegedly lavish Spanish getaway — though the Obamas personally paid for the bulk of its expenses.
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Prosecutors also said Garcia couldn't secure medical licenses in other states — something he also faulted the doctors for, court officials confirm.
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The credit rating agency faulted the state for its continuous use of one-time revenue measures to shore up operational spending.
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They've often been faulted for market problems, with the book detailing the measures HFTs go through to gain advantages over competitors.
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Recently, multiple writers have faulted Facebook for spreading misinformation during the election, suggesting it played a role in Donald Trump's victory.
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NFL has been faulted for domestic violence handling The NFL was widely criticized when it suspended Brown for just one game.
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Manuela Seja, who was ejected from the car and survived, also faulted social media for the crash that killed her girlfriend.
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" Bannon also faulted Clinton for what he said was her failure to understand the importance of the "populist economic nationalist movement.
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Even high-profile transparency advocates like Edward Snowden and Glenn Greenwald have faulted the way that WikiLeaks handled the DNC leaks.
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Some in the party faulted their presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, for her lack of outreach to minority voters in key states.
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In Atlanta on Friday, Clinton pledged that she would stand up to the gun lobby, and faulted Sanders for his positions.
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He also faulted the former president for the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, that brought down the World Trade Center.
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Wien also faulted the billionaire real estate mogul's plans on trade, which could isolate the U.S. economy from major trading partners.
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President Trump has also faulted Obama for his "red line" comments, saying he inherited "a mess" with the Syrian civil war.
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They also faulted the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for moving too slowly to allow competing products to reach the market.
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Still, he is to be faulted for burning all the Falcons' second half timeouts early despite holding a huge lead. 2.
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The tone became especially nasty following the Golden Globes, when Hathaway was faulted for pretending to be surprised that she won.
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Democrats and some Republicans have faulted Trump over the advertisement he released on his 55-million-follower Twitter account this week.
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In the Chinese anti-dumping ruling, the WTO faulted two techniques that the United States uses to set penalties for dumping.
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Since rumors of his appointment circulated, critics have faulted the central bank for failing to broaden the makeup of its leaders.
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He also faulted the bill for lowering the corporate rate but phasing out a new deduction for families in five years.
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Those with religious-freedom claims must act with superhuman perceptiveness or else be faulted by a merciless court on procedural grounds.
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The Sierra Club and its allies faulted the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) decisions to approve projects in Texas and Louisiana.
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Earlier this year, environmental groups like the Rainforest Action Network faulted Deutsche Bank for not going far enough in shunning coal.
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Many of them faulted Trump for the existing divisiveness and encouraged Democrats to stay above the fray, as they see it.
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Morris's ruling repeatedly faulted the Trump administration for reversing then-President Obama's 2900 denial of the pipeline permit without proper explanation.
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In June, the Fed faulted the investment bank for not having a satisfactory capital plan and asked for a new proposal.
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Mizerek faulted Fair for extensive wait times at their car depot, with every visit taking between 90 minutes and three hours.
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Robert Dallek, who wrote a recent biography of Roosevelt, noted that Republicans faulted the 32nd president for appeasing Stalin in 1945.
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Few, though, faulted her efforts to raise the profile of Native American artists and to freshen her museum's collection and presentations.
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Rashweat Mkundu, a former director of the Media Institute of Southern Africa, faulted the Electoral Commission in part for the turmoil.
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The governor has been faulted for providing lackluster support to fellow Democrats in the past, including during the 13 congressional elections.
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"I can be faulted," he said, "for not realizing if it's not a business you know, it's very tough" to succeed.
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A database from the Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance similarly faulted America for its lack of controls on campaign spending.
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And in the period after the sub disappeared, they also faulted it for offering incomplete or misleading information about the accident.
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Mr. Shine was not himself accused of improper behavior, but was faulted for a culture that sought to cover it up.
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In March, Andrew G. McCabe, the former deputy director, was fired after the inspector general repeatedly faulted him for misleading investigators.
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The report also faulted Peter J. Kadzik, the assistant attorney general for the office of legislative affairs, for not recusing himself.
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The Abrams campaign also complained that there had been "significant irregularities" in elections procedures, and faulted Mr. Kemp for the problems.
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Reviews of all three concerts praised his technique but faulted his lack of musical depth, a common failing of young virtuosos.
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Mr. Stringer's office also faulted Success for not adequately tracking nearly $25 million worth of inventory, including computers, desks and whiteboards.
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On Mr. Carlson's show in October, Ms. Kelly faulted NBC for failing to commission an independent investigation of its newsroom culture.
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Investigators also faulted Ms. Baumann for using museum staff members and contractors to help publicize her wedding to the news media.
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She double faulted on a break point in the next game, then hit three double faults in her next service game.
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Others faulted the scholarship's stringent eligibility requirements, including full-time enrollment and the need to stay in the state after graduation.
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But, while some critics faulted the series for its obsessive Spielberg echoes, "Stranger Things" had more going for it than that.
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Critics have faulted the use of antipsychotics in the elderly, particularly those with dementia, as a means of chemically restraining them.
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He is being faulted for not having mentioned those meetings during his Senate testimony where he indicated there were no meetings.
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One ethics expert faulted Otting for having tied his hands as a regulator while he was positioned to expand his wealth.
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But Smith's recordings reflected, he said, the racial attitudes of her times, and she could not be faulted for that today.
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A lengthy memo from Rosenstein on Tuesday faulted Comey for his handling of an FBI probe of Clinton's private email server.
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Officer Timothy Loehmann, who killed Tamir Rice on 20103 November, was specifically faulted for breaking down emotionally while handling a live gun.
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With much of Raqqa destroyed by U.S.-led air strikes, Amnesty has faulted the coalition for not doing more to help recovery.
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Martinez also faulted school staff for not calling the parents of the two fighting students or taking other action before the incident.
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The nerves jangled when Murray double-faulted on his first match point and his relief was obvious when Stepanek netted a volley.
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But he faulted Clinton and Obama's team for not doing more to "actively reach out to Putin and open lines of communication."
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Many of Trump's critics have faulted his refusal to challenge Putin as a worrisome aspect of the president-elect's embryonic foreign policy.
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Officer Timothy Loehmann, who killed Tamir Rice on 210 November, was specifically faulted for breaking down emotionally while handling a live gun.
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" She faulted him for "excuses" on the issue, saying, "It's a difference that Democratic voters in our primary can take into account.
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The NTSB said Tesla could have taken further steps to prevent the system's misuse, and faulted the driver for not paying attention.
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Out of nowhere Berdych broke back for 4-4 when Federer - to gasps from the crowd - double-faulted at break point down.
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But would we have faulted her any less for cutting and running and trading in one "model" for another newer one, literally?
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His scouting reports faulted his defense and tendency to shoot too much, not something the Golden State Warriors are currently complaining about.
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The FDA panel faulted Sarepta, the drugmaker behind eteplirsen, for failing to provide sufficient proof that its treatment is in fact effective.
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However, the services have also been faulted for increasing visits and driving too many people to emergency departments with overly cautious advice.
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Religious leaders, including Cardinal Timothy Dolan and Franklin Graham, a key Trump ally, also faulted the morality of the separations last week.
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President Trump on Friday faulted former President Obama's administration for authorizing a security clearance for Michael Flynn, his former national security adviser.
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"Their nominees were not vetted soon enough," said one Senate Democratic aide who faulted Trump's transition team for lagging in its duties.
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She double-faulted to allow Venus to draw level and the American spanked a huge return down the line to edge ahead.
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But Ms. Bennett, the A.C.L.U. lawyer, faulted the Justice Department for failing to explain how that would happen under the new plan.
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So do robust diplomacy and America's engagement in multilateral institutions, both of which we have faulted Mr. Trump for ignoring or undercutting.
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He faulted grading companies like Professional Sports Authenticator, which is part of Collectors Universe, a publicly traded company in Santa Ana, Calif.
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A budget deficit opened while she was in the position, and some board members faulted her for not addressing it quickly enough.
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He faulted Mr. Guardian for allowing the state takeover and said the largely Democratic city needed to return to its Democratic roots.
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Moreover, many of the emails were classified retroactively, so maybe Clinton really can't be faulted for exchanging them in the first place.
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And he has been faulted for appealing to Mr. Trump's nativist instincts and desire to cater to his hard-core political base.
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When they met at the net to shake hands after Murray double faulted on match point, Kyrgios asked how he was feeling.
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But while critics faulted the president for failing to deliver what he promised, a number of workers were quick to exonerate him.
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In a podcast published Friday, Clinton faulted Sanders for not doing more to unify the party after she beat him in 2016.
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Democrats and Republicans have ripped into Mr. Comey over his handling of the new emails, and President Obama faulted him on Wednesday.
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They faulted him for unwinding former President Obama's energy and environmental policies, arguing that Wheeler is an unbending champion for fossil fuels.
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But the leader of the center-left opposition in the Israeli Parliament faulted Hamas for what he called its self-destructive actions.
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You are not to be faulted if you think a formal inquest is under way and that legal process has been issued.
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Democrats have criticized the strikes as a massive escalation with Iran and have also faulted the administration for not consulting with Congress.
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It isn't something that's wrong, or something I can be faulted for, it is simply the way that things are right now.
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Democrats said the $2.5 billion request that came Monday night was inadequate, and they faulted its lack of details and cost estimates.
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Hawkish critics have often faulted Mr. Carter as worrying too much about human rights and thus failing to prop up the shah.
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They also faulted multinational companies like Walmart for using China to source cheap goods that were putting American manufacturers out of business.
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Safarova double-faulted on break point in the seventh game of the second set, and Williams clinched the match three games later.
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The Securities and Futures Commission faulted the bank's due diligence on Real Gold's customers, and the deal team's lack of senior supervision.
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Critics have faulted Clarke for his management of a Milwaukee County jail where a mentally ill man died in 2016 of dehydration.
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At that time, the party criticized attacks on Mr. Soros, whose organizations have sometimes faulted the government and other institutions in Hungary.
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The collision occurred in June off the coast of Japan, and the Navy has been faulted for the incident, according to CNN.
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Even the governor, a supporter of Amazon's move into New York, faulted the company for not selling the public on the deal.
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She double faulted again later in the game and barely moved as Muguruza hit a forehand winner to go ahead, 4-3.
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In 2008, an internal Justice Department report faulted Acosta for failing to rein in a staffer who engaged in improper politicized hiring.
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Still, the Hydrogen One continues to be one of the more intriguing devices on the horizon, and RED can't be faulted on ambition.
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During that time frame, some economists partly faulted a Fed rate hike for tipping the economy into recession as the dotcom bubble burst.
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He successfully faulted Clinton for all of our nation's difficulties, arguing that she had had 30 years to fix them, and had failed.
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Mr. McCabe was faulted last week in the highly critical report by Mr. Horowitz for being less than forthcoming when questioned by investigators.
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Buttigieg faulted those calling for such a plan during the October Democratic debate; months before, at the first debate, he praised such plan.
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He earned a break to go 4-1 up and won the three-hour, 51-minute marathon when Chung double-faulted on matchpoint.
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The report faulted Honduran security forces for failing to protect Caceres despite the known risk to her life after repeated harassment and threats.
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In response, Berkeley's counsel faulted organizers for failing to notify the school or seek a security review before signing its contract with Coulter.
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Hamilton also faulted the majority for offering no plausible policy reasons to ignore the "more sensible and less arbitrary" interpretation of the ADEA.
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Coric rallied for deuce but double faulted to give Del Potro another break point opportunity and conceded the set with an unforced error.
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But Skakel was freed after state Superior Court Judge Thomas Bishop in 2013 faulted the "glaring ineffectiveness" of his trial lawyer Mickey Sherman.
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In that match, you double-faulted on your first match point, had to fight your nerves and needed four others to finally win.
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Zverev, 19, who was seeded eighth and was playing in his first career final, double-faulted nine times — four in the deciding set.
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The report suggests that if Comey stuck to the rules -- no matter the fallout -- he would not have been faulted for it today.
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Mr. O'Neal's death is being investigated by Chicago's Independent Police Review Authority, an agency that until recently almost never faulted officers in shootings.
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They cannot be faulted for protecting their business interests by having detailed legal language presented before their users accept the terms and conditions.
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One analyst faulted the Novartis study for comparing the results of its drug with chemotherapy rather than testing its performance against Pfizer's crizotinib.
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The American middle class can be faulted in at least one respect, and that is that it hardly recognized it was getting squeezed.
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When serving at 5-4 to stay in the first set, she double-faulted and butchered a forehand to offer three set points.
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Bazelon also faulted Harris for refusing as attorney general to support statewide standards governing the use of body-worn cameras by police officers.
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Investigators said that Officer Moore had to fire but also faulted him and his partner, with one report saying they had escalated events.
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The Starr report faulted Mr. Clinton for refusing six invitations to testify before a grand jury, saying the refusals substantially delayed the investigation.
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The match turned for good when Federer double-faulted for the first time in the match when serving at 11-11, 30-30.
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No one would have faulted Boone for going to the whip, even during this stretch of 22018 consecutive games without a day off.
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A lawyer representing opponents of the plan said the judge faulted the city for insufficiently analyzing the impact it would have on residents.
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Trump is accelerating that, though he cannot be faulted for the rise of antidemocratic nationalism in Europe or the return of Asian rivalries.
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The three-judge panel faulted Colonel Spath, case prosecutors and a Pentagon appeals panel called the United States Court of Military Commission Review.
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Federer jumped out to a 3-0 lead and had four set points, including one after del Potro double faulted at 20093-6.
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The Supreme Court had faulted the Sharif family for failing to provide documentation of the money they used to buy their London apartments.
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She faulted the plaintiffs for not putting any Asian-American applicants on the witness stand to testify about how they were discriminated against.
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The A-listers he wrote about were dead, and critics faulted him for telling tales about people who couldn't verify them or respond.
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When Mr. Bowers's book was published, some critics wondered whether it was entirely credible and faulted it for being more salacious than revelatory.
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The average fee paid for a work using Art Money is $5,000 — and the team says that no loans have faulted to date.
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The agency faulted the company for making erroneous assumptions during the jet's development, and called for changes in the way planes are certified.
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Another clean winner gave him a 5-3 lead in the second set but again he double-faulted when serving for the match.
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In recent conversations, Democratic officials have faulted the Clinton campaign's message and her use of a private email server as secretary of state.
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" In contrast, Assistant U.S. Attorney Eun Choi faulted Murgio's dealings with ransomware victims, saying: "He exploited their desperation to personally profit from them.
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NATO ally Turkey was also faulted for its agreement with Russia in December to buy the S-400 surface-to-air missile system.
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Democrats and some Republicans who have faulted Trump for not doing more to combat Russian efforts to disrupt and influence the 2016 election.
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"I have never faulted any campaign for working hard and it is not an insult to me," Gallego said of the quick outreach.
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Trump faulted the press for focusing on his previous statements that "many sides" and "both sides" were responsible for the violence in Virginia.
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Mr. Rowold, who said he would support Mr. Biden in the caucuses, faulted the Trump administration's trade policies for hurting farmers in Iowa.
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Ms. Hill and others have faulted him for refusing to seriously investigate her accusations or to take public testimony from other potential witnesses.
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Mr. Roberts faulted the Democrats who control the State Senate for failing to confirm several of Mr. Christie's nominees to fill those positions permanently.
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Michael Bouchard, a former assistant director at the A.T.F., faulted Mr. Obama for not nominating anyone to the job as part of his plan.
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And he writes that Obama and some of his aides faulted Clinton and her campaign decisions for the outcome, which shocked the then-president.
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There's no definitive video of the call (Hawk-Eye technology is not used for foot faults), but Williams did not believe she foot-faulted.
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But one thing that can't be faulted is the voice acting — Emma's actor is brilliant, and other voices you encounter are also well done.
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Critics, meanwhile, faulted the law for being too weak, saying that its loopholes allow the bulk of the industry to continue business as usual.
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The Texas court cannot be faulted, he said, for turning to one psychological manual rather than another to flesh out the first two prongs.
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The UN also faulted the Israelis for failing to re-examine the effectiveness of roof knock warnings as the civilian toll continued to mount.
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Struggling to come to terms with the election of Donald Trump, many tech leaders faulted their own insulation from the concerns of Middle America.
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Paul faulted the bill for sanctioning U.S. allies and harming international companies that employ thousands of Americans, which was disputed by the bill's backers.
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In particular, Democratic presidential contender and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has launched broadsides against big corporations, and faulted them for taking advantage of workers.
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One State Department official faulted Tillerson for not talking in detail about the budget cuts, as well as for not taking questions from employees.
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On Thursday, Ken Paxton, the state's Republican attorney general, faulted the Supreme Court for allowing colleges to favor applicants of one race over another.
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The Federal Reserve, in its review of Santander, faulted the bank for poor risk management and financial planning rather than a lack of capital.
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Other recent decisions have faulted the Energy Department for blocking energy efficiency rules and both the EPA and Interior Department for delaying methane regulations.
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A mayoral commission cleared him of wrongdoing but faulted a longstanding agency practice in which deaths in police custody were routinely left as undetermined.
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A jury faulted the British police for the deaths of 96 soccer fans killed in a crushing stampede at Hillsborough Stadium 27 years ago.
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He double-faulted at 3-4 in the tiebreak to give Zverev a two-point lead and Zverev finished it off with an ace.
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In a filing, a Texas federal judge faulted the groups for failing to prove that they were actually a legitimate party to the case.
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But she has publicly faulted Corey for treating Darlene Farah badly, and Farah hopes she can discuss the case with Nelson if she wins.
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The intelligence community is also often faulted at home and abroad for "missing the facts" in the run-up to the 2003 Iraq war.
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" Asked who he faulted for the shutdown, the employee said, "I'm more blaming the President, because he is not representing his position as President.
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Other lawmakers faulted the administration for playing favorites, providing an emergency federal safety net for farmers, but not for other affected industries and businesses.
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On the men's side, Novak Djokovic double-faulted eight times but still reached the quarterfinals, beating 14th-seeded Dominic Thiem, 6-3, 6-4.
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Clinton because of her ties to Wall Street, her vote for the Iraq war or other issues that Mr. Sanders has faulted her for.
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Since being established in 2007, the police review board has faulted officers in only two of the more than 400 shootings it has examined.
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Pearson, meanwhile, stumbles onto a 2-fight skid, but can hardly be faulted considering the short time he had to prepare for this bout.
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Trump faulted Twitter on July 26, without citing any evidence, for limiting the visibility of prominent Republicans through a practice known as shadow banning.
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Relatives of the dead were infuriated that their loved ones had died behind blocked doors, and some faulted the authorities' response to the emergency.
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Critics faulted Mr. Trump for what they said was a petty war of words against Mr. McCain, who died last year of brain cancer.
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The Breaker of Chains can be legitimately faulted for not explaining the strategic logic of her actions to key subordinates before the battle began.
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Later in the show, however, Uygur faulted cable news for the rise of Donald Trump and the defeat of Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders.
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HONG KONG — "Bohemian Rhapsody," the Queen biopic, has been faulted by some Western audiences and critics for soft-pedaling Freddie Mercury's relationships with men.
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In addition to China's denial of his accusation of political meddling, Britain, France and Russia faulted him for withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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When Osaka also double-faulted on her own second service point, the applause seemed to be more in response to Williams winning the point.
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He was also faulted for choosing some late injury replacements seemingly based on how close they were to New Zealand rather than on ability.
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In its findings, the N.T.S.B. faulted the Florida Department of Transportation for failing to provide enough oversight of the university during the bridge construction.
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White and black residents alike were furious with the police response to the demonstrations, and they faulted officers for not engaging during repeated scuffles.
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Human Rights Watch, for example, faulted Mr. Obama for tolerating abuses by Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, all longstanding allies of the United States.
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As expected, Sanders faulted Biden for voting in 2002 to authorize the use of force in Iraq while he was a senator for Delaware.
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Zverev double-faulted to gift Sock another break for a 3-1 lead and was staring defeat in the face at 143-1 down.
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The Iraqi prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, faulted Syria for moving the Islamic State fighters to its eastern frontier, along the border with Iraq.
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We can quibble about various metrics, but the same Commonwealth Fund study that faulted Canada for access issues didn't find huge differences in outcomes.
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Mr. Wilson faulted progressives for a squishy leniency and conservatives for divorcing the project of rigorous learning from any sense of excitement or fun.
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Critics have faulted the program for the formulas it used to determine payments for certain crops and for providing funds to big corporate farms.
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The commission faulted Cardinal Pell's handling of cases as the archbishop who, starting in 1996, first led the archdiocese of Melbourne and then Sydney.
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Bob Corker, the Tennessee Republican who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations committe, faulted Trump for his tendency to "publicly castrate" the secretary of state.
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In 2015, for example, the Government Accountability Office faulted the agency for not doing enough to make students aware of all their repayment options.
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An earlier judicial inquiry had faulted the police for a lack of control but did not clear spectators of blame, leaving the families unsatisfied.
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The judge faulted the French state on the grounds that the police and intelligence services had decided at one point to stop tracking Merah.
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The company also was faulted for being too slow to reveal the extent of Russian manipulation of Facebook during the 2016 American presidential election.
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But Mr. Trump resisted taking another shot at his host, whom he faulted last year for not negotiating aggressively enough with the European Union.
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Jurors said they faulted Van Dyke for escalating the incident when he could have waited for an officer with a non-lethal Taser weapon.
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She promptly double-faulted after missing a passing shot on her first match point and was broken after dumping a backhand into the net.
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The Texas court could not be faulted, he said, for turning to one psychological manual rather than another to flesh out the first two parts.
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Mike Rogers, former head of the House Intelligence Committee, faulted Obama for treading the same kind of political terrain as Trump with his angry remarks.
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The president has faulted New York and others he deems "sanctuary jurisdictions" for limiting information-sharing between local law enforcement agencies and federal immigration authorities.
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In its initial investigation, the company claimed the car involved was not part of the pilot program and faulted a human driver for the incident.
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Others faulted the travel chaos wrought by the weekend snowstorm in the United States, although that hadn't affected the peppering of celebrities who appeared elsewhere.
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Politicians are often faulted for not keeping their promises, so it's churlish to criticize one for doing what he said he was going to do.
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In this case, primary and backup relay systems did not isolate a faulted 13,000-volt distribution cable at West 64th Street and West End Avenue.
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Pauley has criticized government agencies before, including in 2009 when he faulted the Securities and Exchange Commission over a settlement involving biased Wall Street research.
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Ted Cruz also reacted to the news on Tuesday morning, putting out a statement that expressed empathy for the victims and faulted President Barack Obama.
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Earlier on Thursday, Trump singled out another GOP senator, Lindsey Graham, on Twitter after the South Carolina Republican faulted Trump's response to the Charlottesville violence.
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Ukraine's parliament dismissed the country's prosecutor-general, Viktor Shokin, after months of pressure from international donors who faulted him for refusing to act against corruption.
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The Justice Department's inspector general in June faulted Comey for making a "serious error of judgment" in revealing publicly that the investigation had been reopened.
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The Trump administration has acknowledged the facilities are inadequate for children, and largely faulted the migrants for traveling to the US in the first place.
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Can they be faulted for wishing that just once the help would avoid creating new ways for interest groups to become addicted to government spending?
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At the State Department briefing, Nauert acknowledged Tillerson is "certainly discouraged" over the lack of progress on the issue, for which she faulted the parties.
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Preet Bharara, the Manhattan federal prosecutor whom Trump abruptly dismissed earlier this year, faulted the president for his own leadership failures, and mocked his response.
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The 25-year-old American, seeded 24, notched up 30 unforced errors compared with her opponent's eight, and double-faulted several times on crucial points.
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The same inspector general investigation that faulted McCabe for a lack of candor also uncovered text messages exchanged by FBI officials expressing criticism of Trump.
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In " How to Talk to Girls at Parties ," we meet a houseful of these space invaders, and, in corporeal terms, their disguise cannot be faulted.
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House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte faulted the inspector general for not investigating whether the decisions made by the FBI and Justice Department were most effective.
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Higgins said he wants to see a more cohesive party agenda, and he faulted Pelosi for inaction on Medicare changes and infrastructure legislation this year.
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The Justice Department faulted Alabama prison officials for misrecording apparent homicides in their facilities, making them seem safer than they actually are in government figures.
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A National Transportation Safety Board review faulted New York City and Con Ed for the Harlem explosion, which they blamed in part on poor welding.
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Having just watched a forehand winner whistle past her, Strycova double-faulted and fluffed an attempted drop shot to hand over the break of serve.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine faulted his ministers for poor performance and for appointing foreigners to company boards, although Western donors have encouraged the practice.
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The slide deck faulted the restaurant chain for stale breadsticks and mushy pasta, along with weightier criticisms of its real estate portfolio and business strategy.
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Goldman suspended Mr. Leissner in 2016, and the bank's executives have publicly faulted him for lying to Goldman and snaring the bank in the fraud.
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" In particular, the senators faulted Trump for his remarks on March 6, when he told reporters that "anybody who wants a test, gets a test.
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Ms. Snider said that she saw a classmate, a former Army Green Beret, react similarly during the same scenario but that he was not faulted.
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The settlement with the S.E.C. faulted Tesla for failing to make sure that information important to investors was disclosed in a proper and timely manner.
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She faulted pro-democracy lawmakers for rejecting a 2014 plan to offer limited democracy in Hong Kong, and she said the city had sufficient autonomy.
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In an interview with "Breitbart News Daily" three days before the violence in Charlottesville, Gorka faulted the media for focusing too much on white supremacists.
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The National Transportation Safety board faulted the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the pilot in the deadliest U.S. aviation accident in more than seven years.
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Dabrowski and partner Rohan Bopanna pipped Anna-Lena Groenefeld and Robert Farah 2-6 6-2 (12-10) after Groenefeld double-faulted at matchpoint down.
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Kate Voigt, the plaintiff who works for the immigration association (which is not a party to the suit), faulted the department for not being proactive.
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In fact, Mr. Trump even faulted Mr. Obama for setting a timetable for withdrawing troops from Afghanistan, saying it gave the Taliban the upper hand.
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Last week, a multiagency task force released a damning report that faulted both Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration for their work on the plane.
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In his interview, Dimon faulted both Democrats and Republicans for being unwilling to "get rid of [policy] that didn't work," and trying things that might.
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Mr. Trump also faulted senators for not being "nice" to Representative Tom Price of Georgia, his pick to be the health and human services secretary.
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Sock came away victorious after Fognini double-faulted at 3-5 before the Italian made a backhand error to give Team World their first point.
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Just as in the day's first shootout it was Zverev who jumped into a lead against an edgy Cilic who double-faulted at 1-4.
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The nonstop media coverage cannot be faulted for being uncritical: It is, instead, a detailed assessment of the wins and losses of a wild presidency.
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China, conversely, has long been faulted for keeping its currency low, though it has not been officially labeled a manipulator by the U.S. Treasury Department.
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Its most vocal critic was Republican Michael O'Rielly, who faulted the conclusion that telecommunications capability was not being deployed in a timely and reasonable fashion.
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After Trump's victory, Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) publicly faulted Clinton for failing to advance a stronger message on the economy; former Vice President Joe Biden said "this was the first campaign that I can recall where my party did not talk about what it always stood for"; Barack Obama faulted Clinton, if implicitly, for poor campaign strategy; Bernie Sanders and centrist Gov.
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The complaint faulted the MTA for deciding to "privilege male interests" through irrational, arbitrary advertising choices that violate the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment guaranteeing free speech.
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Clinton isn't just a polarizing figure — she's also a centrist and a realist whose message was faulted on the campaign trail for not being transformative enough.
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Cilic double-faulted twice to give Verdasco three break points at 4-2 but the Croat slammed the door shut by winning the next five points.
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Biden faulted Trump on policy throughout the interview, including his handling of China -- "while he's tweeting, China's going to own the 5G market"-- and North Korea.
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CEO Elon Musk tweeted Saturday that Tesla would make sure customers weren't faulted for the tax credit they missed out on due to Tesla's production delays.
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Investigators faulted the poor design of the Max and a lack of regulatory oversight from the US Federal Aviation Administration, along with errors by flight crews.
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The U.N. inquiry also faulted Israel for its marines' use of lethal force as they stormed the Mavi Marmara and brawled with activists on the deck.
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They also faulted the unit for illegally shipping pre-filled syringes that contained drugs for patients in chemotherapy, and which were prepared in an unsterile environment.
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Soon after the incident, investigations faulted human error and poor software design for the incident, and state emergency officials resigned in the wake of the scandal.
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Though it upheld the IPR process, the court in a separate 5-4 ruling on Tuesday faulted one aspect of how the reviews are carried out.
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A two time winner of the tournament, Murray double-faulted and Frenchman Gasquet, who returned himself in May from groin problems, was quickly 2-0 up.
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They faulted the travel company that organized the tour for bringing the party to an area known for smuggling and insurgent activity without getting security clearance.
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Clayton has been faulted in articles in the Seattle Times for predatory lending and discrimination against blacks and Latinos, which the large mobile home builder denies.
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If true, Federico can hardly be faulted for his failure to draw the link between the word and its history as a pejorative for Asian-Americans.
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But others said the survey's findings contradicted independent research and faulted the government's methodology, which used the same measurements as 13 years ago to gather data.
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It also faulted PwC's advice on some deferred tax assets, on which MF Global took a $119.4 million write-off just six days before going bankrupt.
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It was Tillerson's first meeting with his counterparts from NATO, which President Trump has repeatedly faulted for failing to live up to its defense spending commitments.
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The Canadian double-faulted again in the tiebreaker, this time at 5-4 up, but he held firm and won the contest with a trademark ace.
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In the eighth game of the set, she double-faulted twice more, surrendering a one-break advantage and falling to 4-4 in the second set.
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Thiem double-faulted at 5-63 to gift Djokovic another break and this time the Serbian made it stick to take the match into a decider.
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Pavlyuchenkova double-faulted to fall back to 0-30 at 6-5, two points from elimination, but bravely rallied to take Williams into a tie break.
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She double-faulted on her first match point, then watched in dismay as Williams destroyed her second serve, winning the next four points to break back.
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As a candidate, Donald Trump faulted the Obama administration's normalization policy as "a very weak agreement" and threatened to scrap it on reaching the White House.
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Many have also faulted him for doing little to stop increasing violence against non-Hindus, especially Muslims, in India since he took control of the government.
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He bluntly faulted Jeff Sessions, the attorney general who was fired, for the "zero tolerance" policy that led to separations of migrant children from their parents.
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Because of this, the chief warrant officer's letter of reprimand faulted him for the inaccurate mission plan that helped launch the first of the three missions.
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But Trump's coronavirus response team has been faulted for failing to make tests more broadly available since the virus first emerged in China in early January.
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Critics faulted James Baker for relying too heavily on a small coterie of aides when he served as President George H. W. Bush's secretary of state.
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Mr. Comey was faulted for those decisions in a highly critical Justice Department report released on Thursday about the F.B.I.'s handling of the Clinton inquiry.
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In 2002, Prime Minister Wim Kok and the rest of his cabinet resigned after an investigation faulted the government for its failure to protect the victims.
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Instead, he made common cause with Saudi Arabia against its perceived adversaries — Iran, the main enemy, and Qatar, faulted for supporting terrorism and Iran's regional ambitions.
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The audit specifically faulted the 1st TSC for not having a centralized system to track the equipment as it was being transferred to the Iraqi government.
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On a separate front, Mr. Duterte issued a pointed attack on Chelsea Clinton on Wednesday after she faulted him for joking about his soldiers raping women.
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And although driving errors were standardized to understand who was faulted for the accident, this may not be enough information and varies from state to state.
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Less collegial are his feelings about the literary and publishing establishment that he has long faulted for being clique-ish and failing to adequately recognize him.
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The inspector general also faulted Ms. Baumann for receiving free use of an East Hampton property affiliated with a nonprofit, LongHouse Reserve, for the wedding ceremony.
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Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi faulted the White House for failing to consult Congress before the drone strike that killed Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad last week.
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Some observers even faulted the Trump administration for giving Lavrov any public platform to air his denials, saying he was simply engaging in another disinformation operation.
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Trump has faulted Sessions for not reining in what Trump has called special counsel Robert Mueller's "illegal investigation" into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Hard-liners also have faulted Mr. Rafsanjani for having founded a chain of affordable universities during the reconstruction that followed the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war.
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Google's lawyer Christopher Thomas faulted the Commission for not taking Amazon into account when defining the market for assessing the competitive harm caused by Google's practices.
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The anonymous donor couldn't be faulted for seeking to bask in the recipient's gratitude, or engaging in generosity in order to earn a reputation for generosity.
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According to Forbes, business leaders rely so heavily on the trainings because they seem harmless: If biases are unconscious, employees can't be faulted for holding them.
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She's being faulted for not being a more active moderator: Slate's Isaac Chotiner chided her for failing to regain control of the debate after the interruptions started.
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The Durmid ladder structure is located in the Durmid Hill region of southern California, an area that is highly faulted and between 0.6 and 2.5 miles wide.
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Kasatkina steadied herself to reach 3-4 before she double-faulted on break point and lamely surrendered the game to Kerber, who then served for the set.
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Even when Murray got his nose in front and served for the match the nerves were still jangling as he double-faulted on his first match point.
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The Kansas Supreme Court had faulted the trial judge's jury instructions, saying in part that the brothers should have been sentenced in separate proceedings rather than together.
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It also faulted Xi for building up a cult of personality that has caused fear among those who experienced the turmoil and fanaticism of the Cultural Revolution.
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Ullmann, the J&J general counsel, in his statement faulted Oklahoma for attempting a "misapplication of public nuisance law" that judges in other states had already rejected.
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Sam Abuelsamid, of Navigant Research, and other analysts have previously faulted the Italian-American automaker for its go-slow approach to autonomous vehicle research in the past.
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Castro's fiercest critics faulted the communist leader's record on human rights and the island's repressive state-controlled economy where poverty and lack of freedom are the norm.
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Trump faulted both the Justice Department and Federal Bureau of Investigation for not indicting Clinton over her use of a private email server as secretary of state.
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Then it was Pella's turn as Cilic double faulted then fell to some fine recovery shots by the Argentine, one across court, the other kissing the line.
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They were also faulted for a transaction with Capco Reinsurance Co that converted a $210 million underwriting loss from an automotive warranty program into an investment loss.
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The National Transportation Safety Board later blamed PG&E for lax pipeline safety and faulted both the California PUC and the federal pipeline regulator for weak oversight.
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Brengle strode confidently across court, secured her third match point and stared in disbelief as Serena double-faulted to hand her the biggest victory of her career.
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Cantwell said Tuesday that Trump's decision to de-list would be "illegal" and faulted Zinke and others for doing the "bidding" for coal and natural resource companies.
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Thornberry told Moran not to hesitate to continue to call out the budget problems Congress is highlighting, but he also faulted Pentagon leaders during the Obama administration.
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The model was built to preserve the base's history before some of its buildings get torn down, but Paul faulted it as a waste of taxpayer dollars.
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While the first semi-final hinged on the ninth game, the second was effectively decided when Zverev double-faulted on set point down in the opening set.
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Northrop Grumman – Northrop is being faulted by government and industry experts for the crash of a U.S. spy satellite in January, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The organization also faulted donors for delivering the humanitarian funds tagged for education after the beginning of the school year, likely resulting in fewer children attending class.
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Two investigations, by the National Transportation Safety Board and the California Public Utilities Commission, faulted the company for management lapses and a preoccupation with profits over safety.
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Strzok was faulted for his anti-Trump bias in the inspector general report, but the report also concluded that the bias did not impact the Clinton investigation.
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During his questioning, Conaway had entered into the record a Post article that faulted Schiff on his recent claim that whistleblowers have a statutory right to anonymity.
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The model was built to preserve the base's history before some of its buildings get torn down, but Paul faulted it as a waste of taxpayer dollars.
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Those complaints resonated with critics who have faulted Mr. de Blasio for his deliberative style, including when he managed Hillary Clinton's campaign for the Senate in 2000.
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The report also faulted the DEA for failing to effectively use a database that monitors the flow of controlled substances from manufacturers to sellers in real time.
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James was also faulted for not driving when he had a chance for the winning bucket a few seconds later and settling instead for a long 2.
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Down match point, she double-faulted to lose in the first round of a Grand Slam event for only the second time since the 2003 French Open.
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The four other jail employees who were faulted by jurors at the inquest are not expected to face charges, Mr. Chisholm said, but the investigation was continuing.
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In its report, the Federal Communications Commission faulted Hawaii's emergency agency for lacking measures to prevent the mistake and to quickly notify the public to disregard it.
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Nissan recalled 1.2 million vehicles from the Japanese market two years ago after regulators faulted it for allowing workers who lacked required credentials to certify the cars.
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Mr. Thompson faulted Volkswagen in a report this year for failing to hold executives accountable and for not making a serious enough attempt to remake its culture.
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The play premiered in Edinburgh a decade ago as a pared-down two-hander, and some have faulted this new version for over-embellishing a happy miniature.
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He faulted Mr. Trump's "divisive rhetoric" for propelling the party to defeat, and said he believed traditionally Republican-leaning voters contributed to Mr. Northam's margin of victory.
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Others faulted Hope Hicks, the communications director, who had been romantically involved with Mr. Porter, for soliciting statements of support for him when the accusations became public.
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The president instead faulted Cuomo for not purchasing 16,000 ventilators in 2015 in preparation for a pandemic — a deal the governor was reportedly offered several years ago.
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In his more than three decades in the Senate, the Iowa Republican has shown he won't put up with being ignored and has faulted Trump at times.
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Current and former administration officials who have sought to protect Mr. Trump from the fallout over the conversation have nonetheless partly faulted Mr. Mulvaney for the call.
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Both crashes have been faulted on an automated flight control system that Boeing installed to make the plane maneuver more like an older version of the 737.
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But only four months later, he was faulted for what critics said was his slow-footed response to the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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A year after taking office, he was faulted by some for dropping charges against Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a French politician accused of sexually assaulting a hotel housekeeper.
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During a recent meeting with Jewish-American leaders, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia faulted Palestinian leaders for complaining and rejecting past Israeli peace offers.
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He also faulted its financial remedy, a $400 million voluntary trust fund that has attracted relatively small sums from a few of the organization's 192 member states.
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President Donald Trump has long been faulted for his use of English, with the Flesch-Kincaid readability test once scoring the president at a fourth-grade level.
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Ms. Schutz has been faulted for "abstracting" Till's gruesome wounds, yet her sliding brushwork guides our eyes away from them, suggesting a kind of shocked visual reflex.
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Residents faulted city officials for a sluggish response, and the crisis exposed how years of neglect, mismanagement and corruption brought the water system to a breaking point.
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But the inspector general faulted the senior officials as responsible for a dysfunctional culture in which case agents and their supervisors put forward inaccurate and incomplete accounts.
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Washington (CNN)A pair of bipartisan lawmakers faulted the White House for a lackluster response to a letter requesting information on security clearance procedures on Wednesday. Sens.
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But in 2011, in an appearance on "Fox & Friends" on Fox News Channel, Williams faulted Obama and Speaker John A. Boehner, a Republican, for playing golf together.
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He also faulted awarding the shipbuilder a "cost plus" contract, under which it gets a fixed profit regardless of how much it costs to build the vessel.
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She said the decision seemed arbitrary and faulted officials for failing to carry out a formal notice-and-comment practice required for major changes to federal rules.
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The Supreme Court faulted the trial judge for essentially losing control of the process, arguing the judge could have limited out-of-court statements about the trial.
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While federal officials faulted the Urban League for a culture of complacency, Lutheran Services, mindful of the risk of losing its grant, has invested in teacher training.
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The commission has faulted Cardinal Pell's handling of abuse accusations against clergy members when he led the archdiocese of Melbourne, beginning in 1996, and later of Sydney.
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Critics have faulted prison officials for failing to tend to Mr. Liu's cancer earlier, which they say might have afforded him a better chance at a recovery.
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Those who support Dr. West's analysis have faulted Mr. Coates as unwilling to risk anything with what he writes and for being too kind to Mr. Obama.
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Others faulted Lady Gaga, who plays the main role, for giving speeches on the awards trail (the Globes, National Board of Review) that struck them as cloying.
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She then won the next five games in a row after Ferro made a number of unforced errors and double faulted three times in the opening set alone.
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Supporters of the "Vietnamization" policy faulted the U.S. Congress for failing to continue to back the South Vietnamese in the aftermath of the 1973 withdrawal of American troops.
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Silva, meanwhile, remains winless since a 2003 defeat of Stephan Bonnar—though he can hardly be faulted for this loss, given the short time he had to prepare.
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Democracy in America It's a great contrast to America's way of choosing its next president that is often criticized but could hardly be faulted for not being exhaustive.
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In the third set, with Bertens serving at 24-21, Andreescu won on her fourth match point when Bertens double-faulted for the 23th time on the day.
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Shah said IPA was working to ensure "companies do not get faulted on the same thing again and again," and reach a compliance level that appeases the FDA.
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Sevastova was gifted a break to open the third when Sharapova double-faulted and the rattled Russian was broken again as the Latvian charged to 3-0 lead.
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Airbus Group CEO Tom Enders has faulted European governments for tying the A400M to an untested engine consortium, but government officials say past mismanagement is also to blame.
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Bachelor in Paradise is silly, and meant to be late-summer froth: Would the audience have faulted it for just starting over and pretending nothing bad had happened?
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Mr Xu had faulted the finance ministry for its hand in China's debt mess, saying it was pushing the problem onto banks rather than fixing the fiscal system.
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Critics faulted Bush for choosing Brown in the first place, given that he had no real experience in disaster relief before he became FEMA's general counsel in 2001.
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In this light, the government can't be entirely faulted for its waning interest in a SARS vaccine, said Stanley Perlman, a coronavirus expert at the University of Iowa.
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Rosenstein, in his memo, faulted Comey for being unfair to Clinton when he announced his conclusion last July that the case against Clinton should be closed without prosecution.
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The report also faulted the U.S. Federal Railroad Administration for failing to require the use of safety equipment to protect maintenance workers and alert trains of their presence.
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Michael Robinson of the Center for Biological Diversity faulted the agency for loaning transmitters to ranchers to better track radio-collared wolves in the vicinity of their livestock.
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But the one, non-industry member of the panel highlighted cases of past market manipulation in a call for more regulations and faulted his peers and their findings.
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The president faulted his predecessor for helping create the conditions for the attack when he backed away from his 2012 "red line" on Assad's use of chemical weapons.
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Legal experts say the company is likely to be faulted for running afoul of breach notification laws in the states that have them where customer data was compromised.
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The audit also faulted Army employees for failing to enter data -- into what it calls its enterprise marketing management system -- that tracks campaign results or submitting incorrect numbers.
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After Congress set aside $380 million for states on election security earlier this year, critics on Capitol Hill have faulted the administration and states for not doing more.
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John Kirby, who was a State Department spokesman and is now a CNN commentator, found the President's comments in poor taste and faulted Trump's attitude toward the military.
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Democrats also faulted Trump's administration for, as they put it, lacking a long-term plan to deal with Iran now that Washington has withdrawn from the nuclear agreement.
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Orban said Europe needs to be governed by leaders opposed immigration, and faulted the EPP for being "unreceptive" to right-wing parties pushing a hard line on immigration.
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Other governors have faulted Trump on a far more personal level, for capitalizing on and exacerbating national division at a time of unprecedented partisanship in the nation's electorate.
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Lawmakers are expected to pepper Muilenburg with questions about Boeing's design and certification of the jet, particularly an automated system, MCAS, that has been faulted for both crashes.
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Former Secretary of State Colin Powell, who also used a personal email account while in office, was also faulted for not handing over emails when he left office.
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Ms. Spar's predecessor, Jed Bernstein, was forced out of his post after officials faulted him for failing to disclose a consensual affair with a woman he had promoted.
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It also faulted Australian regulations for preventing and responding to an oil spill, saying they are less stringent and such drilling would not be permitted under Norwegian law.
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Sharapova, who sent down seven aces during the contest, double faulted when facing a break point to gift Sabalenka the game and send the set into a tiebreaker.
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CDC Director Robert Redfield has been widely faulted inside the administration for problems with his agency's tests and miscommunicating to senior officials when replacement tests would be ready.
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In his preface, Amis notes that "political prophecies" tend "to be instantly dismayed by events," and he can hardly be faulted for underestimating Corbyn as an electoral force.
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From there, the crowd were firmly behind Lopez and used every opportunity they could to boo Medvedev, including every time he double faulted or missed a routine shot.
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Osaka won a long exchange of forehands in the third game to level it, and then converted the first break point of the match when Williams double-faulted.
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At one point, Roberts faulted Ross' critics for suggesting that the conclusions of Census Bureau statisticians were the only factors Ross could properly consider in making his decision.
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The VA said it agreed with the report's recommendations but faulted the inspector general for failing to note the agency had already resolved many of the cited problems.
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While Democrats and some Republicans faulted Mr. Trump for being too vague, Mr. Duke was among the few Trump critics who thought the president had gone too far.
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Earlier this month, in an appearance on Ellen DeGeneres's talk show, Clinton faulted Sanders for promising his supporters things she said he will not be able to deliver.
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Grijalva said the committee has been faulted for being too patient with Interior, and laid out what he wanted from the department in order to avoid a subpoena.
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In his time Mr. Le Pen instead faulted François Mitterrand, the first Socialist to be elected under the Fifth Republic in 1981, for his vile and "harmful" leftism.
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The company has been developing a software fix for MCAS, the automated flight control system faulted for the crashes, as well as redesigning the plane&aposs flight computer.
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Chris, Texas: The Justice Department Office of the Inspector General faulted former FBI Director James Comey for his handling of his own memos about his conversations with Trump.
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Bob Menendez of New Jersey, senior Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, blamed Iran for the episode and faulted Trump for his "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran.
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Respondents also faulted the government for recent staffing shortfalls in the Fusion Cell that left it with less participation from senior officials from certain agencies, diminishing the group's clout.
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The socialist president has faulted the country's conservative elite and foreign actors, including the US, for many of the problems that have pushed Venezuela to the brink of collapse.
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The rangy Russian fought back from a break down but double-faulted to give up a set point and Djokovic sealed it with a forehand winner down the line.
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A panel of international air safety regulators this month also faulted Boeing for assumptions it made in designing the 737 Max and found areas where Boeing could improve processes.
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For a while there, running backs were a cold commodity in the draft, and there were those who faulted the Cowboys for taking one at No. 4 in 2016.
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The divergence over the weekend came after a particularly sharp Trump attack last week on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who the president faulted for his stalled legislative agenda.
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"I don't think he's playing," said Mr. Trump, who faulted his predecessors for their handling of the threat from North Korea, saying they had allowed themselves to be duped.
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Khachanov served for the opening set at 5-4 but Schwartzman leveled and then went on to win a close tiebreak when the Russian double-faulted on set point.
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However, rising borrowing costs have been faulted by a few observers, including President Donald Trump, who just days ago said he was "not happy" about the central bank's move.
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OCR also faulted Advocate Health Care for not getting satisfactory assurances, in a written contact, that its billing services provider would appropriately safeguard electronic patient records in its possession.
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Aiava did well to fight off one match point but then double-faulted the next time the match was on the line to hand Bencic victory in 56 minutes.
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The Russian, who sent down seven aces during the contest, double faulted when facing a break point to gift Sabalenka the game and send the set into a tiebreak.
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Trump faulted Sessions for accepting his offer to be attorney general and then recusing himself shortly thereafter due to undisclosed contacts he had with Russian officials during the campaign.
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At the time, the Obama administration was eager to shed the resentment of international partners (especially in Europe) who faulted U.S. policy inaction to curb its greenhouse gas emissions.
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Egypt's presidential election has been faulted for having placed a rubber stamp on a new term for Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, who won in a landslide with little opposition.
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That resolution gives the city's attorney, Victoria Méndez, the ability to sue the state if she determines that the law violates the constitution or is faulted in some way.
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The painfully public airing of his troubles with the President perhaps hit a low when one lawmaker faulted Trump for his tendency to "publicly castrate" the secretary of state.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier made the call after Berlin's AI strategy was faulted by researchers, entrepreneurs and investors for lacking the vision and cash to sustain German industrial prowess.
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But some lawmakers have faulted the segregation as a reason for persistent sexual assault and harassment allegations plaguing the Marines, arguing it teaches young Marines that women are lesser.
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While many readers were ecstatic about the chance to have more material on Harry and his friends, others have faulted Ms. Rowling for licensing out her story and characters.
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Horowitz reiterated the findings in his report released last week, which faulted Comey for being "insubordinate" and deviating from the bureau's norms in key decisions about the Clinton investigation.
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Critics of Catholicism from Martin Luther onward have faulted the Church for dealing with matters of sin and repentance through mechanical means: the system of indulgences, the confessional booth.
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If UnREAL could be faulted for having too much going on, then The Bachelorette's most recent season concerned itself with the opposite, a few cheap thrills and little more.
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A federal appeals court Tuesday allowed Maryland's purple line transit project to proceed, overturning a previous decision that faulted the environmental review for the line, the Washington Post reports.
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Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, said he would sell all of his remaining stock holdings after the Office of Government Ethics faulted him for failing to make required divestitures.
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Mr. Zelensky also faulted the ministers for poor performance but offered praise and thanks that none had become entangled in a corruption scandal in the six months they served.
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A crusader for radical transparency, he is faulted by many American liberals for releasing hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee at the height of the 2016 presidential race.
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But he also faulted women for being part of some of these problems — particularly women who succeeded despite the obstacles and then acted to protect their hard-won turf.
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In part, Goldman is using the presentation to argue that, given Mr. Leissner's supposed slipperiness, the bank's compliance system should not be faulted for failing to detect his scheme.
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The report faulted Peter Strzok, a senior F.B.I. agent, and four other bureau officials for anti-Trump messages, but concluded that no decisions were made out of political bias.
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Smith is sometimes faulted for not throwing deep, but these were not mere catch-and-runs; both passes traveled more than 30 yards in the air, according to Sportradar.
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She made a total of 33 unforced errors, double-faulted on break points three times to lose her serve, and put only 44% of her first serves in play.
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Columbia also faulted the regional body of the N.L.R.B., saying a last-minute decision not to require voters to present identification might have allowed ineligible voters to cast ballots.
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The U.S. Justice Department in July accepted FBI Director James Comey's recommendation not to bring criminal charges against her, although he faulted her "extremely careless" handling of classified information.
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August 1990 - Although the Taylor Interim Report faulted police for poor planning and an inadequate response, the Director of Public Prosecutions announces that no officers will face criminal charges.
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In a report issued last year, the board faulted both the "truck driver's failure to yield the right of way" and the Tesla driver's "overreliance" on the automation feature.
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While they faulted the mayor and his aides, saying he had failed to abide by the "intent and spirit" of the law, they said they would not press charges.
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Jurors said they faulted Van Dyke for escalating the conflict when he could have waited for more police assistance, such as an officer with a non-lethal Taser weapon.
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Oil production in Colorado hit a record during his administration, and some environmentalists have faulted him for not doing more to rein in the industry that once employed him.
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They faulted him for not learning details of two recent encounters Ms. Danner had had with the police, despite riding the elevator to Ms. Danner's floor with her sister.
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While it faulted several Republican candidates, the report singled out Mr. Trump for his remarks on Muslims and immigration across the southern border as the chief catalyst for creeping intolerance.
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It also names as defendants several current and former employees of the State Department of Environmental Quality, which has been widely faulted for its slow response to Flint's water crisis.
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Fatah is also faulted for the fact that its engagement in peace talks with Israel has brought little progress toward a Palestinian state and for keeping aging leaders in place.
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If there were obvious empty seats for the lunchtime encounter, with defending champion Roger Federer in action at the same time on Court One, the entertainment could not be faulted.
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Brent Saunders, chief executive of Allergan Inc, on Wednesday also faulted Clinton's proposals, saying in a free market it would be difficult for an oversight panel to determine fair prices.
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The report faulted the Obama administration for lapses that led to the deaths of the four Americans in Benghazi and suggested that Clinton did not adequately address the risks involved.
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"She was frozen, terrified," when she talked to the police, said Ms. Durrieu Diebolt, who also faulted the police for interviewing the girl in long, intimidating sessions with complex questions.
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The US Department of Justice faulted police departments in Baltimore; Missoula, Montana; and New Orleans for mishandling and misclassifying sexual assault cases, blaming it on skepticism toward women reporting attacks.
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And Trump also attacked Jeb Bush's brother, George W., saying he made the country less safe and faulted him for the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks happening on his watch.
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A second tiebreak arrived and just as in the day's first shootout, it was Zverev who jumped into a lead against an edgy Cilic who double-faulted at 1-4.
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The audit faulted the city's Housing Preservation and Development department for failing to turn many lots over to developers and for missing its own timelines at lots with planned projects.
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In a statement, Consumers Union faulted the proposed guidelines for not requiring more information from automakers about autonomous vehicle systems, and excluding enhanced cruise control systems such as Tesla's Autopilot.
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Kohl's has found creative ways to reformat its stores and drive traffic, but investors faulted the company for guidance that came in on the lower end of some analysts' expectations.
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" Though Clinton faulted NBC -- "they had to distill" the interview, he said -- he said that when he saw the piece that ran on Monday morning he "was mad at me.
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In the dismissal earlier this month, District Judge William Orrick faulted the plaintiffs for not articulating a case for why providing access to Twitter's services constituted material aid to ISIS.
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Officials hope reviewing more comments will demonstrate to the judge that the administration gave adequate consideration to possible coverage losses, which the judge faulted them for ignoring in his ruling.
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" It also faulted a "severe lack" of female officers — out of 76 officers, one is a woman — calling the department's gender breakdown "extremely problematic" for "the department and the community.
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A report released by the Hedge Clippers, a money-in-politics watchdog group, and the American Federation of Teachers principally faulted the short-term profit goals of hedge fund investors.
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The committee ultimately issued an 800-page report, which faulted the Obama administration on a number of fronts, and lawmakers questioned Clinton for 11 hours in an October 2015 hearing.
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But the maintenance group was faulted in the report for having inadequate procedures for keeping track of spare parts which was described as a "substantially contributing factor" in the crash.
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But Nilsson, displaying a more upright stance rather than the extremely low crouch he displayed last season, was steady and could not be faulted on the only goal he allowed.
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Kittatinny is actually a component of one very long mountain that runs, under various names, from Alabama to Newfoundland as the easternmost expression of the folded-and-faulted, deformed Appalachians.
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Officials say the government still doesn't know what is responsible for injuries to its personnel, but the U.S. has faulted Cuba for failing to protect American diplomats on its soil.
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Local police, in a statement released Sunday, faulted the truck driver, saying he lost control of his vehicle after continuously braking on a lengthy downslope leading to the toll gates.
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The initial exchanges offered no clue as to what was to follow as the first four games were shared but when Kontaveit double-faulted to drop serve Stephens took control.
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The emergency response to the disaster became highly politicized and provoked criticism of President Donald Trump, who was faulted when much of the U.S. territory remained without power for months.
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Murray battled back from being down a break twice in the fifth set, but serving at 5-5, he double-faulted at 30-30 to give Nishikori a break point.
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British qualifier Evans missed his match-point opportunities by the barest of margins and then, with Albot on his first match point, double-faulted to hand the Moldovan the title.
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"The IG has basically faulted Comey for speeding on his way to tell the village that a fire was coming," Matt Miller, a former spokesperson for Obama's Justice Department, tweeted.
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A Senate inquiry faulted state and federal oversight for fatal heat strokes and chaotic evacuations at nursing homes after last year's hurricanes, calling for tougher disaster preparedness standards on Friday.
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And he faulted the asylum officers at Citizenship and Immigration Services who were conducting the screenings for having a cultural bias that made them overly sympathetic to the asylum seekers.
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Critics have faulted the government for not dealing directly with the Nama and Herero, minority ethnic groups that have been at odds with their country's leaders over the colonial question.
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In that instance, however, little of substance changed: The school board, which had been faulted for its oversight of the system, was reconvened and met just once, for nine minutes.
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In that case, Commissioner O'Neill and Mayor Bill de Blasio publicly faulted Sergeant Barry for not following department protocols, and in May, he was indicted on a charge of murder.
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Some of these users have disputed that claim, but either way, the point is clear: The tech company faulted its customers, rather than acknowledging its own role in the situation.
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During a question-and-answer session, one audience member faulted Mr. Holiday for holding up flawed historical figures like John D. Rockefeller, a rapacious capitalist, as a model of Stoicism.
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The report did not find evidence that Mr. Somma or his immediate supervisors, whom it also faulted, were politically biased — as opposed to apolitical explanations like incompetence or confirmation bias.
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The changes have come after members of Congress and other critics have faulted Facebook for allowing the spread of fake news, hate speech and other unwanted content on the site.
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Mr. Horowitz largely blamed lower-level F.B.I. agents charged with preparing the evidence, but he also faulted high-level supervisors for permitting a culture in which the inaccuracies took place.
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The top seed pulled herself back into the contest with her trademark powerful forehands and crisp volleys before Tomova double faulted in the 12th game to concede the opening set.
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A dashcam video of the incident showed Encinia telling Bland, "I will light you up," The Texas Department of Public Safety faulted Encinia for his conduct during the traffic stop.
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But the Justice Department on several occasions in recent years has declined to prosecute individuals faulted by the inspector general's office for making false statements or lacking candor in interviews.
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Connecticut was also among a handful of states faulted for including science as a subject for measuring achievement, even though the law allows the use only of reading and math.
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A grand jury investigation made public on Friday faulted the university for not acting sooner and for ignoring obvious signs of a fraternity culture that had spun out of control.
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In the midterm elections of 22016, Republicans made their largest gains in the House since 22008; some Democrats faulted Kaine for failing to prevent the drubbing, but most did not.
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Of course, celebrities cannot really be faulted for responding the same way to questions that, throughout an awards season, are posed over and over again, and then over again some more.
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He faulted Mr. McCabe in 2018 for misleading investigators when asked about the disclosure of information in 2016 to a Wall Street Journal reporter about an investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
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The committee's final report, released last month, faulted the Obama administration for security lapses that led to the deaths of four Americans, but contained no revelations likely to further damage Clinton.
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An Arizona nursing facility where a woman in a vegetative state gave birth last month was earlier faulted for failure to protect residents' privacy while they were naked in the shower.
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SHINee The Story of Light: EpilogueIf SHINee had decided to disband after the passing of beloved member Kim Jonghyun at the close of 21, few would have faulted them for it.
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"It's totally senseless to treat lawyers as an untouchable group," said a commentary last week in Global Times, a widely read Chinese tabloid that has repeatedly faulted critics of the crackdown.
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Cosby's attorneys also faulted the judge for allowing prosecutors to call as witnesses other accusers whose allegations, the defense argued, were too remote in time and too dissimilar to Constand's allegations.
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Republicans on the House Benghazi Committee harshly faulted the Obama administration Tuesday for lax security and a slow response to the deadly 228 attacks at the U.S. diplomatic outpost in Libya.
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Former US Ambassador to NATO Nicholas Burns, testifying in front of the Senate intelligence committee Wednesday, faulted Obama for failing to take action against Russia more quickly when he was president.
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Beck faulted Trump for threatening protesters at earlier rallies, and noted that Trump issued a threatening tweet on Monday to the Ricketts family, which has been politically active in recent cycles.
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Trump said the United States would "always consider negotiations" with Pyongyang, but faulted three of his predecessors, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, on their approach to North Korea.
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The move comes follows criticism last month by the powerful Royal Commission inquiry into financial services misconduct that faulted both regulators for allowing widespread wrongdoing in the banking and insurance sectors.
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Something had to give and from the moment second seed Djokovic double-faulted twice in the third game to invite an early break for Federer, he was never really in contention.
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" Singer faulted the central bank and others for creating a tremendous increase in hidden risk, saying, "I think it's a very dangerous time in the global economy and global financial markets.
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Mooppan argued that unlike previous bans -- faulted for a lack of national security justification -- the most recent ban is different because it's based on detailed findings made after a worldwide review.
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As the coal industry undergoes what many analysts and investors expect to be a permanent downsizing, environmental groups have faulted Deutsche Bank for helping to sustain some life in the sector.
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Wilson Shoffner, a spokesman for Campbell, said the actions taken by the U.S. aircrew were "not appropriate" to the threat they faced, suggesting that a number of them could be faulted.
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He tried his best to make a match of it but looked off the pace from the moment he double-faulted to give Djokovic his first break in the fourth game.
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Ms. Spar will succeed Jed Bernstein, who abruptly left the post last spring after officials there faulted him for failing to disclose a consensual affair with a woman he had promoted.
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The bureau later decided to fire one agent it had faulted over a shooting in Queens in 2012, although the person he shot — a man trying to burglarize his car — survived.
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Critics have faulted her for failing to use her leadership role to call out labor and human rights abuses, particularly in China, where the bulk of her U.S. merchandise ships from.
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After dropping the first set, things looked grim when he double-faulted to go down a break in the second but he roared through four consecutive games in a stunning turnaround.
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The 54th-ranked Chung showed his first sign of nerves when he double-faulted at 30-30 in the next game but Rublev wasted the break point with a shanked forehand.
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"I really can't get into a comparison like that because I'm not certain at all that I can be faulted with reassigning over and over again priests who abused," he said.
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These critics have faulted the network's stars for advancing an "establishment" view, citing former Republicans like Joe Scarborough and Nicolle Wallace, a former spokeswoman for George W. Bush and Sarah Palin.
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He attacked the band's early-2000s releases as aimless, faulted 2010's Falling Down a Mountain for being rushed, and shared some miserable memories from before the group's five-year hiatus.
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The scale of this game certainly can't be faulted at this stage, and the real-time combat appears awesomely fluid; the music, too, is all big choral blasts and dramatic strings.
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A relationship in which Mr. Tillerson privately called President Trump a "moron" and Mr. Trump publicly faulted Mr. Tillerson for "wasting his time" on North Korea seemed destined to end badly.
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The president's counselor, Kellyanne Conway, and personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, faulted the presumptive incoming House speaker, Nancy Pelosi of California, for leaving for Hawaii while the government was partly shuttered.
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Mr. Buhari, a Muslim and Fulani, has been accused of allowing the attacks to continue, and his vice president, Yemi Osinbajo, a Christian, has been faulted for failing to speak out.
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The investigation, commissioned by the ensemble, also faulted its former management for not doing more to look into allegations against the musicians after they were reported in the press years ago.
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The report, which was unclassified, faulted the Department of Homeland Security for an initially slow response to the Russian meddling, but it added that cooperation with the states had greatly improved.
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Critics of it, including some farmers, have faulted it as an easily abused stopgap that failed to address the core problems caused by the president's tariffs on China and other nations.
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He faulted doctors seeking to provide abortions in the state for not trying hard enough to obtain admitting privileges and said abortions would remain available after the law went into effect.
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Some viewers loved the film's patriotic theme and propulsive action, while others faulted it for chauvinism and for patronizing Africans, who are mowed down and blown up in the war scenes.
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David Sandt, 80, a stockbroker who lives in Hoboken and commutes to Hackensack in northern New Jersey, specifically faulted Mr. Christie for stopping the Hudson River tunnel project seven years ago.
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That track has sputtered along, mostly because the defendants have pointed fingers at each other, disputed liability and faulted the federal government's role in overseeing the sale and distribution of drugs.
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DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz strongly faulted Strzok for his conduct earlier this month, saying he displayed a "biased state of mind" during a key phase of the investigation into Clinton.
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Collins, who is running for reelection and is considered one of the nation's most vulnerable GOP senators, also faulted Democrats for saying Trump should be found guilty and removed from office.
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Democrats faulted congressional Republicans for using Israel as a wedge issue, despite strong Democratic support for initiatives such as a $38 billion military aid package the Obama administration signed in September.
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A Liberian man in Dallas was diagnosed with the virus, and the Obama administration and local officials were faulted for their initial response, in which two nurses contracted it as well.
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CREW Executive Director Noah Bookbinder added in a statement that a case of the president's personal business being faulted for using the presidential seal to profit from a presidency was unprecedented.
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In a speech to the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire, Warren also faulted unnamed Democrats for soft-pedaling their rhetoric for political reasons.
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There was no sign of the planes, and, when Merriman checked with headquarters about them, he was faulted for not having set out an aviation signal to direct the pilots' fire.
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That track has sputtered along, mostly because the defendants have pointed fingers at each other, disputed liability and faulted the federal government's role in overseeing the sale and distribution of drugs.
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In a report in April that dealt with the criminal charges, Mr. Thompson faulted the company for failing to hold executives accountable and moving too slowly to remake the corporate culture.
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Plenty of critics have faulted Chipotle's handling of the crisis — from not publicly disclosing the first outbreaks in Seattle right after they occurred to not moving faster to apologize and take responsibility.
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Long faulted for reliability issues, GM has, in recent years, made rapid gains, particularly with its Buick and Chevrolet brands, according to studies by outside arbiters such as J.D. Power and Associates.
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Muller raced to 40-0 while serving for the match but the nerves caught up with him and he double-faulted on his first championship point and went long on his second.
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That would mean an end to the winner-take-all wild-card games that have been faulted by some fans as an unfair way to decide a team's season after 162 games.
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An autopsy report by the San Diego County medical examiner's office faulted Navy instructors and others for taking "excessive" actions that "directly contributed to the death" of Seaman James Derek Lovelace, 21.
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The NTSB partially faulted Tesla for the fatal crash, saying the system operated as intended but that the driver's inattentiveness, due to over-reliance on the Autopilot system, resulted in the accident.
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The president, two dissenting Supreme Court judges, and some legal commentators have faulted the court's majority ruling for failing to explain how the illegalities cited interfered with the result of the election.
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Trump has also been faulted for what critics, including Hillary Clinton, saw as her failure to follow through on the issue in the more than a year since her husband took office.
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But at 5-5, just when it looked as if Fognini might force a decisive third set, he double faulted and Nadal got his break before sealing the match four points later.
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Steve Bullock -- a two-time statewide winner in a place Trump cruised -- faulted the party for what he called an over-reliance on analytics and its focus on turning out the base.
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Because even if scientists haven't proven that taking DHEA will actually do anything to increase your fighting ability, Maldonado can hardly be faulted for seeking out all the help he can get.
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A 2012 report by a government accountability review board faulted State Department officials for providing "grossly" insufficient security in Benghazi, despite upgrade requests from Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and others in Libya.
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Australian Stosur, who has a history of suffering attacks of nerves in front of home fans, struggled to serve out the match at Rod Laver Arena and double-faulted on match point.
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Justice Department Inspector General (IG) Michael Horowitz is testifying Tuesday before House lawmakers on a critical report from his office that faulted the FBI for its actions during the 2016 presidential race.
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The administrator faulted PwC over the accounting for "repurchase-to-maturity" transactions through which Corzine bet on the European debt, and for changing its advice on deferred tax assets, causing the writedown.
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Many faulted him for not singling out repressive Communist states in his diatribes against the world order, and later for not lending his voice to the outcry over sexual abuse by priests.
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Trump faulted the Democratic National Committee for lacking "the proper defensive devices" to safeguard against cyber intrusions in an interview with the Associated Press, according to a transcript published over the weekend.
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Electrification initiative Power Africa has been faulted in a USAID Inspector General report for overstating the impact of its development efforts by counting the delivery of solar lanterns as new electricity connections.
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Myneni had a match point, with Vesely serving at 2-5, 30-40, He and his supporters in the stands thought he had won the match when it appeared Vesely double faulted.
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The panel also faulted China for its aggressive attempts to establish sovereignty by shipping tons of dirt to transform small reefs and rocks into artificial islands with airstrips and other military structures.
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The memo faulted Comey for his handling of the FBI's investigation into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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But it has not been as widely faulted as a drag on shareholders because the durable pay-for-performance narrative still persuades many investors that they benefit when executives are lavishly rewarded.
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Having edged a high-intensity first-set when Raonic double-faulted on set point in a tense tiebreak, Djokovic looked to have broken the shackles in the second to lead 85-21996.
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Republican critics have faulted President Barack Obama for his administration's handling of the current turmoil in Syria and Iraq, with some calling for a more aggressive approach, more troops on the ground.
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Trump faulted the Democratic National Committee for lacking "the proper defensive devices" to safeguard against cyber intrusions in an interview with the Associated Press, according to a transcript published over the weekend.
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Kerber, who beat Serena Williams in January for the title in Australia, led Allertova, 4-2, in the second set but fell behind, 6-5, then double-faulted, giving Allertova match point.
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In ways that the legal scholar Frederick Schauer has explored at length, a good many laws, rules and protocols proceed from generalizations, and all can be faulted for being underinclusive and overinclusive.
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He faulted Facebook for not heeding warnings about antiquities sales as early as 2014, when it might have been possible to delete the groups to stop, or at least slow, their growth.
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The final report faulted the Obama administration for delaying the document-gathering process, but still obtained over 300,000 pages of documents from the White House, federal agencies and Solyndra and its counsel.
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Likewise, he faulted Democrats in Congress for the federal authorities' separating children from parents trying to cross the border from Mexico under a "zero tolerance" policy announced by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Some also faulted Mr. Seif for failing to foresee that the Trump administration would withdraw from the nuclear agreement, which had eased economic sanctions in return for curbs on Iran's nuclear work.
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But critics sometimes faulted him, saying he worked too fast on complex data, used too much social-scientific jargon in his writing and expressed a habitual optimism that bordered on Pollyanna-ism.
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Regulators said the other four other banks they had faulted in April — Bank of America, Bank of New York Mellon, State Street and JPMorgan Chase — had addressed the deficiencies in their plans.
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Baudhuin said this month that he did not blame Beggs for the situation, but instead faulted the U.I.L. "She's just trying to live her life and her family is, too," Baudhuin said.
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Critics have faulted Trump's repeated trips to his properties, claiming they allow the businessman to boost the bottom line at the Trump Organization and give his properties a presidential stamp of approval.
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The families of Marines killed in the attacks -- for which the US has faulted Iran -- have spent more than a decade trying to collect a judgment they won against Iran in 2007.
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Speaking during a dinner at his palace in Ankara late Thursday, Mr. Erdogan said the protesters had been a part of the P.K.K. and faulted the American officers for not controlling them.
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In showing a strong link between talc use and ovarian cancer, a 33% higher risk overall, the Brigham group specifically faulted another large study published in 2014 that didn't identify a risk.
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Warren faulted the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives in 1995 for disbanding the Office of Technology Assessment (OTA), a bipartisan agency tasked with providing Congress analyses of technology and science policy.
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Despite his criticism of the Islamic State, he showed few signs of relinquishing his extreme religious views and faulted his homeland, the Muslim-majority country of Morocco, for a lack of piety.
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Warren faulted the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives in 1995 for disbanding the Office of Technology Assessment (OTA), a bipartisan agency tasked with providing Congress analyses of technology and science policy.
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" Kennedy said he had not been briefed and added that the hearing witness who faulted Republicans for echoing the claim, former National Security Council official Fiona Hill, is "entitled to her opinion.
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Maas could be faulted for speaking for the experience of another group of people, but his purpose is to humanize a figure who has often been dehumanized in tellings of US history.
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The Serb was given a time violation warning and double faulted to offer Millman a break point opportunity before losing his first serve after running down the shot clock a second time.
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The two-time Madrid champion eventually broke her compatriot to level the first set and edged the tiebreak as Pliskova double-faulted to hand her a two-point advantage which Kvitova pounced on.
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Marterer double-faulted to hand the break back but, displaying a healthy disrespect for reputations, carved out another breakpoint at 2-2, only to be wrong-footed by a superb Nadal backhand winner.
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Critics in the Republican Party have faulted the Obama administration for its response to the attack and for not being forthcoming about warnings it received that the compound might have been in danger.
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Loeb's $18 billion hedge fund, which owns a 5.65 percent stake, said at the time that the soup-maker was in a "mess" and faulted its board for failing to take corrective action.
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He faulted the defense team for not calling the one sibling of Tibbetts who is leading a stable life and was willing to testify during sentencing about the difficult childhood they all shared.
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That report faulted State Department officials in Washington for ignoring requests from the American Embassy in Tripoli, Libya, for more guards at the Benghazi mission and for failing to make sufficient safety upgrades.
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Clinton only recently emerged from a prolonged Democratic primary battle in which Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont repeatedly faulted her for supporting trade deals that many blame for the loss of manufacturing jobs.
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It is false, by the way, to say he was cleared of bias in the Trump-Russia investigation; the inspector general faulted Strzok's texts and is currently investigating the origins of that investigation.
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A former George W. Bush White House press secretary spoke for many Republican strategist types when he faulted the performance of the GOP counsel: Whatever the GOP counsel is doing, it's not working.
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Jim Spence Williamsburg, Va. To the Sports Editor: Re "Doctor Faulted on C.T.E. Will Retire," July 21: After reading of the retirement of Dr. Elliot J. Pellman, one word comes to mind: malpractice.
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Federal officials said the software was illegal under the Clean Air Act, and they faulted the company for manufacturing and selling cars that did not match the emissions specifications it provided to regulators.
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The facility was faulted five years ago by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for failing to address corrosion on pipes and valves and for inadequate shutdown and emergency procedures provided to workers.
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He double-faulted to give Tsitsipas a match point at 6-5 but saved it with a fearless forehand down the line and repeated the feat to send the set into a tiebreaker.
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In August 2014, critics faulted him for returning to the golf course on Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts after condemning the beheading of an American freelance journalist, James Foley, by an Islamic State fighter.
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That report faulted Comey with "insubordinate" behavior during the investigation, but ultimately concluded that political bias at the FBI and Justice Department did not influence law enforcement officials' decision not to prosecute Clinton.
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In addition to stonewalling the GOP subpoenas, the impeachment resolution faulted Rosenstein for signing one of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant renewals on Carter Page, and refusing to turn over scoping memo.
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He was also faulted for not pursuing charges against Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr., who were under criminal investigation over allegations that they misled buyers interested in the Trump SoHo condominium project.
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He also faulted them for not detecting the shooting when it happened, which the judge said allowed the culprit or culprits to leave the scene undetected and delayed the discovery of the body.
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The committee faulted Mr. Meadows for failing "to take prompt and decisive action to deal with the alleged sexual harassment" by the aide, Kenny West, who was dismissed from the office in 2015.
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" She also faulted the GOP plan for not providing a "robust" expansion of health care resources and instead characterized many of the 220006 health-related provisions in the Republican bill as "stop-gap.
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She double-faulted to concede two break points and fell 3-0 behind, having reprieved Barty with a weak overhead smash and another poorly struck volley that pinged the top of the net.
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Boeing stripped CEO Dennis Muilenburg of his title of chairman of its board but retained him as chief executive hours after a government report faulted the company over the 737 Max certification process.
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Kassandra Frederique, the New York State director at the Drug Policy Alliance, which has long pushed for legalization and publicized the racial gap in arrests, faulted Mr. de Blasio for not acting sooner.
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But the Japanese player double faulted in the first game of the third set to give Opelka the break and the 63-year-old American finished off the match with his big ace.
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At 30-all, two points from the win, he double-faulted, then hit an 81-mile-per-hour first serve on the next point and lost the point by sending a forehand long.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. faulted the president for bringing the nation "dangerously close" to war after an American drone strike that killed one of Iran's top military commanders, Maj. Gen.
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The troubles at the department of Veterans Affairs spilled into the public eye in February, when an inspector general report faulted him and senior aides for their handling of a 2017 Europe trip.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Europe's top human rights court has faulted Greece for failing to fully investigate the death of a telecoms engineer in 953 during a scandal over wiretapping of the country's political leadership.
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The bill's advancement follows a court ruling that faulted the EPA for not studying the health risks of "legacy" chemicals such as the asbestos insulation present in millions of homes and other buildings.
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Reporting by Hessische Niedersächsische Allgemeine has faulted management miscalculations for the budget overshoot, including what it said was an inability to prepare for soaring electric bills to air-condition spaces in superhot Athens.
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It is an attempt to widen the market for Old Masters by encroaching on fashion's territory, and in that respect it cannot be faulted for getting one up on its auction house rivals.
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Then last summer, images of the Syrian toddler Alan Kurdi lying dead on the Turkish shore mobilized American sympathies in favor of refugees, and the Obama administration found itself faulted for admitting so few.
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Mr. Rubio has received many of these jabs: Mr. Christie faulted him for missing votes in the Senate and for a joke Mr. Rubio made last week about the snowstorm bearing down on Washington.
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CEO Apoorva Mehta faulted a "bug" for the mishap, noting in the blog post that it only affected under one percent of the orders from the end of 2017, when the product was updated.
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Critics such as early Uber investors Mitch Kapor and Freada Kapor Klein faulted Kalanick for stacking the panel with insiders, including an Uber lawyer, an Uber HR executive, and Uber board member Arianna Huffington.
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He had a glorious chance to level the match against the run of play when Federer double-faulted at 30-30 in the 10th game, but he buried a routine backhand into the net.
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A final report on the Lion Air flight, which was released Friday, faulted Boeing and the FAA's approval of the plane, as well as maintenance issues and pilot error in the two fatal crashes.
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Consumer Reports also faulted the Model 3 for being loud on the highway and having a stiff ride, but said it was thrilling to drive, likening it to a Porsche 718 Boxster sports car.
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Also Monday, the acting chief of Chicago's much-criticized Independent Police Review Authority announced staffing changes that she said were designed to build trust in the agency, which has rarely faulted officers for shootings.
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Though Harriet did reveal to her father that Donna had snuck out past the town curfew, she did it with aplomb and cannot really be faulted, since Donna was really going to get murdered.
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Some faulted him for failing to promise to recuse himself from matters related to Exxon Mobil businesses for his entire term as secretary of state rather than only the one year required by law.
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Nadal moved two sets clear with a punishing forehand return and although he double-faulted to gift Sela a break at the start of the third he repaired the damage and powered to victory.
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The government — in power since 2015 — has mainly faulted illegal building and poor planning in the hard-hit resort village of Mati for the high death toll, squarely laying the blame on previous administrations.
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Justice Department Inspector General (IG) Michael Horowitz and FBI Director Christopher Wray are testifying Monday on a critical report from Horowitz's office that faulted the FBI for its actions during the 2016 presidential race.
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But some, including lawmakers, have faulted the segregation as a reason for persistent sexual assault and harassment allegations plaguing the Marines, such as the nude photo-sharing scandal that rocked the service in 2017.
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And so he did, because Nadal double-faulted on break point after he was docked a serve for his third time violation of the evening, which elicited loud boos from folks in the stands.
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The safety board faulted the company for taking an hour to shut off the gas after the explosion and said the slow response was particularly worrying given the possibility of earthquakes in the area.
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In a 85033-2 decision, the court faulted the Colorado Civil Rights Commission for showing animus toward a baker who cited religious freedom in refusing to make a cake for a same-sex couple.
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But the board also faulted the three flight attendants for leaving their positions at the front and rear of the plane as well as for allowing passengers to retrieve their coats before getting out.
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In a statement on her blog on Monday, Ms. Sheehan called Mr. Trump's comments "despicable," but she also faulted the Democratic presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, for her vote in support of the Iraq war.
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The safety agency also said New Jersey Transit failed to adhere to the transportation system's own guidelines on testing for sleep apnea, but also faulted the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) for not mandating testing.
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The judge faulted the investigator for pretending to seek information about "up-and-coming" environmental conservation researchers and labor lawyers, when the real purpose was more likely to intimidate Meyer or hurt his case.
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He was faulted for not pursuing charges against Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr., who were under criminal investigation in 2012 over allegations that they misled buyers interested in the Trump SoHo condominium project.
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It faulted the judge for deciding in a "conclusory fashion" that the case should be dismissed because of the government's "extremely compelling interest" in border security and general interest in protecting U.S. territorial sovereignty.
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Late last year, an administrative court in Ukraine faulted Mr. Leshchenko for calling attention in 2016 to documents related to earlier work in Ukraine by Mr. Trump's campaign chairman at the time, Paul Manafort.
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He faulted the Iran nuclear deal, the Obama-era accord that President Trump withdrew from in May, for giving Iran access to funding streams that Mr. Pompeo said had been directed to its military.
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From there, the American's dominant serve wavered as she double-faulted to fall to 0-30 at 5-53, and she was broken by an unforced error, allowing Pliskova to serve for the match.
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Instead, declassified reports obtained through the Freedom of Information Act by the recruits show that they were being faulted for routine phone calls to overseas relatives or mundane financial connections with their birth countries.
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Preliminary analyses of the tax framework produced by the "Big Six" Republican tax working group last month were faulted for overwhelmingly benefiting the rich while potentially increasing taxes on some upper-middle-class families.
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Others faulted Okieriete Onaodowan, a "Hamilton" alumnus who succeeded Mr. Groban, for not helping to tamp down the outcry that erupted when the producers tried to replace him with the "Homeland" star Mandy Patinkin.
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They also faulted Mr. Lowe and the museum's former chief operating officer for letting Mr. Beck's charity pay for their plane tickets and hotel stays in Texas when they traveled to the Mercury Museum.
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Investigators not only blamed the pilot's poor decision-making for the disaster, but also faulted the FAA for its lack of oversight of smaller balloon companies and for exempting balloon pilots from medical checks.
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The state auditor general and a task force created by Snyder have faulted the Department of Environmental Quality for not requiring Flint to treat the river water for corrosion and belittling the public's fears.
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Yet, as much as the prosecutor wanted to turn the page, he remained embattled, still struggling to regain the support of feminists and victims' advocates who have faulted his office's handling of sex crimes.
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Her predecessors are faulted for not taking earlier action against Facebook, even when complaints were filed years ago about data-mining practices similar to those eventually used by the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.
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Other officials said Mr. Bannon's policy portfolio was never as broad as his Wizard-of-Oz profile suggested, while some faulted him for not bringing in the allies he needed to get more done.
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NEW DELHI — India's Supreme Court on Wednesday faulted the country's archaeological conservation body for failing to protect the Taj Mahal from discoloration, dirty feet and green slime emitted by millions of mosquito-like insects.
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Both players lost their serving rhythm in the second set with Kvitova dropping serve twice but also breaking Sakkari on four occasions, the last of which when the Greek double-faulted on set point.
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Mr. Boyle, who said he usually votes Republican, faulted the party for failing to "do the homework" on health care, and criticized lawmakers for focusing on their own interests instead of forging bipartisan agreements.
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The National Transportation Safety Board in November faulted Uber for inadequate attention to safety and decisions in the autonomous vehicle involved in the Arizona fatality, as well as the vehicles distracted back-up driver.
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Separately, the European Court of Human Rights faulted Russia for its handling of the 2004 school siege in the North Caucasus town of Beslan, which resulted in the deaths of more than 1003 hostages.
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Last year, a federal lawsuit, which is ongoing, faulted the government for placing a number of minors in the care of religiously-affiliated organizations that would not let them obtain abortions and birth control.
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In 1988, he drew attacks from a number of Jewish leaders for an article he wrote for The New York Times Magazine that in part faulted Israel for not offering greater autonomy to Palestinians.
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In a statement condemning Tuesday's chemical attack in Syria, President Trump faulted the administration of former President Barack Obama for not intervening more aggressively in that country's civil war — contradicting his own, earlier advice.
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Others, including the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., have faulted New York State for not providing more money to create or expand programs that will track defendants who are free awaiting trail.
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Remarkably, as I relay in my article "An Expressionist in New York," the Jewish critic Clement Greenberg faulted Soutine's infatuation with traditional European painting as an antiquated reaction of an insecure Jew from the East.
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Walgreen was also faulted for using the words "like paying" and "like buying" to suggest that consumers were getting immediate discounts, when they were actually getting discounts that could be used only on future purchases.
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While the prospect of rising interest rates has clearly rattled the stock market in the last two weeks, the Fed chairman can't be faulted for steering the central bank towards a more traditional monetary policy.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it agrees with all 11 recommendations made by the US Transportation Department's Inspector General that faulted its oversight of Southwest Airlines, according to a final report released Tuesday afternoon.
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In a 2012 piece, for example, Hemingway faulted PolitiFact for giving Mitt Romney a "pants on fire" rating for claiming that Obama was planning to gut the work requirements of the 1996 welfare reform law.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama faulted his party's campaign strategy in an interview airing Monday, arguing Democrats suffered stinging electoral losses in last month's vote because they failed to campaign in hard-hit rural areas.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge on Tuesday faulted the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's apparent "indifference" toward how to distribute money left over from its 2015 settlement with Sprint Corp over unauthorized customer charges.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday faulted the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency's procedures over a false emergency alert on January 13 of a pending missile attack that prompted widespread panic.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump faulted the Muslim community on Monday for not reporting people like the man who carried out the Orlando gay nightclub attack, killing 49 people and wounding 53 others.
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The European Commission said the U.S. had lost most of its claims and that much of the aid faulted by the WTO in earlier rounds of the 3803-year-old case had expired in 2011.
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Sandberg was both praised and faulted for "Lean In." Many pointed out that her affluence allowed her to assert herself in her jobs while also being a mother, a luxury not available to most people.
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Clinton has also faulted the manner in which the Federal Bureau of Investigation, under director James Comey, investigated how she managed her email, some of which involved classified information, when she was secretary of state.
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In twenty-seven years in Congress, Bolsonaro has faulted the dictatorship for not killing enough people during its two decades in power, suggesting there should have been at least 30,000 casualties instead of several hundred.
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