According to Trump, the thing that makes him qualified to run American national security policy is his good judgment, and his key examples of that good judgment are made up.
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In research after Trump's victory, The Washington Post put Hypermind and the Good Judgment Open - a project of Good Judgment Inc based on the same principle - as the most accurate forecasters.
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I have a record of good judgment on these issues.
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Bank of America looks for good judgment in job candidates.
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Harris argues that these methods "hijack" our own good judgment.
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"To be a good real estate broker, you have to have very good judgment, and if you have good judgment, this is something you don't do," said Barbara Fox, the president of Fox Residential Group.
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"Don't let this solar phenomenon eclipse good judgment," FHWA's Knopp quipped.
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You have such good judgment — you should use it more often.
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The "rules" of what makes "good judgment" aren't set in stone.
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Expect a huge increase in creativity—but not in good judgment.
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"We trust you will consistently exercise good judgment in this regard."
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Though "he did show good judgment for a bit," Weaver joked.
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Every member of my administration is expected to exercise good judgment.
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These children may struggle with good judgment but avoid intentional harm.
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The approach we need is one of prudence, patience and good judgment.
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"I have a record of good judgment on those issues," Rubio said.
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The most important qualities for a president are good judgment and intelligence.
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He doesn't meet the standards of his own "good judgment" litmus test.
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"We can attest to Jody's good judgment, character, and integrity," they wrote.
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I've always had confidence in the good judgment of the American people.
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My philosophy is that you have to work hard and have good judgment.
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A week earlier, Sullivan wrote to Clinton, reminding her of his good judgment.
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Senator Ted Cruz expressed gratitude for the "common-sense good judgment" of Midwesterners.
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Here's the second time this evening that Van put good judgment on hold.
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He did not use good judgment but the news of this report is twofold.
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There were several other nods to Trump's purported assertiveness, leadership qualities and good judgment.
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When it comes to exercising good judgment, the president failed his own test miserably.
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DeWine allies point to Acton's appointment last year as a testament to good judgment.
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But your safety means everything to me and it depends on your good judgment.
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"As we step our way through the process we'll use good judgment," Shanahan said.
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Avoiding being elevated to Mao's level may simply reflect good judgment on Mr Xi's part.
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While that is indeed proof of good judgment, it was also over a decade ago.
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You need to have good judgment, and the biggest thing that effects judgment is alcohol.
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That gives me confidence that I can exercise good judgment in this new role, too.
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Use good judgment and make sure you're not complaining about something that'll only unnecessarily shame them.
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The mandate is an affront to the good judgment of taxpayers and the concept of federalism.
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She applauded his "good judgment" for embracing NATO, the Export-Import Bank, and intervention in Syria.
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That type of restraint and good judgment is all too rare in government and deserves praise.
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The precise order of those high draft picks matters a great deal, as does good judgment.
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The bureau desperately needs a director who can wield enormous power with restraint and good judgment.
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At bottom, judges should exercise good judgment when fashioning conditions and imprisoning people who violate them.
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Is having a nickname a sign that you would exercise good judgment in the Oval Office?
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Isn't it the officer who must adhere to that oath by exercising good judgment and self-control?
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It will make the Israelis question the Americans' good judgment, and doubt their commitment to Israel's security.
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"Using good judgment about how to handle these cases will be a responsibility of mine," he said.
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"Keely has earned my respect because she has good judgment and she's a fair person," Fornaciari said.
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I think wanting Priscilla to be his partner showed as good judgment as anything he's ever done.
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He is a white working-class guy, with limited education and skills, and not very good judgment.
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"We need a president who actually has good judgment, and is willing to follow through," she said.
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"Judge Judy Sheindlin is known for her good judgment," said Galia Slayen, a spokeswoman for Mr. Bloomberg.
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"Sometimes we have to learn good judgment by experiencing the repercussions of bad judgment," Ms. Rose said.
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Last week, New York Fed President John Williams called for "prudence, patience and good judgment" among policy makers.
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It shuts down brain regions involved with good judgment—the same ones that normally inhibits peoples' worst impulses.
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Breyer said there are "few, if any, people with more integrity, good judgment, and relevant experience" than Mueller.
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And about one in five voters said having good judgment is the most important quality in a candidate.
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Sighing with relief over Mr Trump's generals does not require Washington's elite to credit him with good judgment.
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But Sanders contends experience does not equal good judgment, a refrain he employs frequently on the campaign trail.
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It's the politics of government getting out of the way of market's invisible hand and inevitable good judgment.
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Judges must make difficult calls that demand good judgment, and judging is not purely mechanical and value free.
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On several occasions during the cold war, only thin threads of luck and good judgment averted the apocalypse.
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I'm going to put my faith in the common sense and the good judgment of the voters of Iowa.
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No one could argue that Hill's actions with the campaign staffer demonstrated good judgment, were professional, or even ethical.
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Put simply, the fate of tens of millions depends on the good judgment and stability of a single person.
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The lack of temperament and good judgment that the president has consistently showcased has reached an all-time low.
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But if nothing else, this campaign will have taught us not to overestimate the good judgment of the voters.
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These need-to-be-convinced followers must believe that Trump is knowledgeable, has good judgment and makes good decisions.
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" A few moments later, he added, "Using good judgment of handling these cases will be a responsibility of mine.
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"It's all happening because I'm completely ignoring every urge towards common sense and good judgment I've ever had," he says.
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Weber, meanwhile, argues that it's a dangerous team sport, and drivers should use good judgment and put their team first.
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Bitcoin-based betting site BitBet has odds in favor of AlphaGo, as does crowd forecasting competition site Good Judgment Open.
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Experience and good judgment were each cited as the most important quality by about one in five voters, and Mrs.
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"[Clinton] has good judgment and a strategic vision of how to deal with the threats that face us," he said.
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In one case, experts testified "that good judgment and interpersonal skills were more important than size" for law enforcement officers.
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Judgment is also indispensable, especially in complex situations, and the capacity for good judgment rests within people, not data sets.
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What she didn't have was good judgment in men, since she fell in love with a rich and superficial cad.
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"The question was inappropriate, and demonstrated an unacceptable lack of good judgment on the part of the teacher," D'Amico wrote.
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But I think one answer is for people to -- I mean, exercise good judgment and common sense about what they believe.
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Sorry, but in my book, a future President of the United States owes more to standards of decency and good judgment.
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He brought intellect, good judgment, and wit to the bench, and he will be missed by his colleagues and our country.
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Williams called for "patience and good judgment " before raising rates, adding he expects "strong" and "healthy" economic growth for this year.
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" The sighting, says Ballerini, just confirmed her own good judgment: "That's why I don't even put my toe in the ocean.
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Trump concedes that he's not conventionally qualified, but that's not important because he had good judgment that he didn't really have.
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At a press conference with the governor, Cantrell called on people in New Orleans to use common sense and good judgment.
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There was no bigger winner Monday night than Michael Bloomberg -- who had the good judgment to ignore the Iowa caucus altogether.
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"We would like to have the results in time to help regulators have a good judgment about this chemical," Belpoggi said.
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It's a tough and thankless job, so get someone with good judgment; this person can be paid out of your estate.
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"The approach we need is one of prudence, patience, and good judgment," he told bankers at a forum in Somerset, New Jersey.
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I'm well aware of all the various flavors of cognitive bias that stand in the way of rational behavior and good judgment.
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So in addition to working well with others, a good mind, good judgment and keeping calm under are pressure very important characteristics.
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Since wisdom is "the quality of having experience, knowledge and good judgment," our study suggests that life experience is fostering sexual wisdom.
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So do everyday Americans, in using good judgment when they're reading news sources: "If it sounds phony, it probably is," he said.
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"Prisoners lack good judgment and moral fiber; that's why a lot of them are here," Mr. Roundtree, 45, told the skeptical crowd.
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The paradox of Mr. Tillerson's time at the State Department is that he has exercised good judgment on the most critical issues.
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"Secretary Clinton has consistently shown that she has good judgment," he said when asked if she would consider a GOP running mate.
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He read it and memorized it, in part to give himself the space for introspection he believed it takes to preserve good judgment.
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Their minds tended to wander That made them less well-prepared when an emergency required them to exercise good judgment and quick thinking.
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The winning group was the Good Judgment Project (GJP), which used similar methodology to Hypermind to produce collective "wisdom of the crowd" forecasts.
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As you've said tonight, and you've often said, the Iraq war and your opposition to it was a sign of your good judgment.
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That's the most flexible way to handle it: to have some independent person with good judgment vetting the tweets before they go live.
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She remembers what he allegedly did and that he was drunk, and says she had the good judgment to only have one drink.
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By understanding those issues, they can make a good judgment when taking venture dollars so they can grow along expectations of their investors.
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But the last person that Ezekiel Elliott should regard as a role model when it comes to good judgment is Jerry Goddamned Jones.
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" Cruz said he couldn't be more proud that the campaign was coming down to "Midwestern common sense, to the good judgment of Hoosiers.
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Similarly, Akima expects its employees, officers and directors to exercise good judgment and maintain high ethical standards in all activities which affect Akima.
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Republicans don't want him to do that because they don't want Americans to exercise the simple good judgment that Mr. Graham once did.
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"But good judgment, combined with restrictive policies and training in those policies, are needed precisely to prevent the problems depicted in this incident."
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But Silicon Valley executives and investors need to learn to leaven their aggressiveness with good judgment, humility and a large helping of ethics.
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No items of clothing have been allowed or banned; instead workers were told to "exercise good judgment" and dress to meet client expectations.
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And I believe you've not demonstrated the requisite good judgment required of an appointed executive branch official on some of these spending items.
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While editorial independence is an important principle, it's also important that senior editors exercise good judgment and avoid publishing stories that invade people's privacy.
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Bringing good judgment to those decisions requires not only a sense of history, but also a mastery of detail and a steady, disciplined temperament.
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But whether the Senate can even function properly, much less show good judgment, will depend on whether or not Republicans can hold the majority.
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"We look for characteristics that many employers do — everything from excellent communication skills, integrity, decisiveness, good judgment, common sense and certainly patriotism," he said.
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A spokesperson for Uber told Business Insider France that the company "isn&apost covering up the issue" but acknowledged "a lack of good judgment".
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It's the stuff of Edward Snowden's most extreme nightmares, and Frank has the good judgment to abort both the military mission and his plan.
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Good judgment, in sports and elsewhere, sometimes requires the presence of mind to take the risk of an immediate setback to achieve lasting success.
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Unsurprisingly, the monogrammed high school hockey team bag doesn&apost do much to advance an early-career agenda of becoming synonymous with good judgment.
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Add to this industry self-regulation and consumers' own good judgment, and it's clear the CFPB's rule is a duplicative, overly burdensome jobs-killer.
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" While the new policy does instruct prosecutors to generally pursue the most serious provable charge, it does allow for exceptions based on "good judgment.
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"I hope, at some stage, there will be good judgment and a deal is reached to avoid a 'hard Brexit'," Theotonio said in an interview.
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There's something innate to entrepreneurship — qualities that most successful entrepreneurs share — such as good judgment, "big-picture" foresight, and a willingness to take calculated risks.
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"If you have just a little bit of smarts, some good judgment and you outwork your opponent, you can accomplish an enormous amount," he said.
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"Of course, casual dress is not appropriate every day and for every interaction and we trust you will consistently exercise good judgment in this regard."
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If you want to try your hand, the site Metaculus is a good place; the successor company to Tetlock's Good Judgment Project also runs competitions.
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"Frank was one of the more thoughtful officers in the Directorate of Operations," he said, "an extremely fair and honest man" with unfailingly good judgment.
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"Consumers should use good judgment and avoid hoarding essential products online to ensure that there are enough rations for those who may truly need them."
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But it's only because of my life experience that I feel like I can make a good judgment on what I want to do personally.
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There is a dark cloud hanging over the White House, and it is in the president's interest to show leadership by showing restraint and good judgment.
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Many of the same qualities found in members of the armed services – grit, perseverance, good judgment, and resilience – are present in a successful, highly-skilled craftsperson.
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From perseverance and discipline to good judgment and integrity – members of the armed forces are instilled with qualities that many employers look for in potential hires.
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It emphasizes that a leader must be trustworthy, have discipline and self-control, good judgment and the ability for complex critical thinking, self-awareness and empathy.
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"I know they will bring their good judgment and a principled vision for our Party and our country into this role," Priebus said in a statement.
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Hunter Biden's decision to join such a company doesn't demonstrate good judgment (as he acknowledged in October), but the document is far from a smoking gun.
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I say in the book: Human ignorance and ingenuity got us into this mess, and ingenuity combined with good judgment can get us out of it.
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"In all cases we urge students, faculty, and staff to use good judgment and avoid serious risks during these extreme weather conditions," university officials warned on Monday.
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Speaker Pelosi has exercised extremely good judgment on this question thus far, and I agree with her decision today to move forward with an official impeachment inquiry.
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Delegates should be chosen because they are representative of local rank-in-file party members and have good judgment, and/or as a reward for party activity.
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"We expect our teachers to practice good judgment, and there is absolutely no reason to show this video in an elementary school," said the spokesman, Doug Cohen.
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Goose Creek Superintendent Randal O'Brien said in a statement to the Chronicle that the teacher "did not use good judgment" and said the matter was settled internally.
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You cannot be one of 50 governors in the country if you are unable -- in your mid-20s -- to exercise good judgment in a moment like that.
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"I was chosen by a committee so I'd like to think that they exercised good judgment," said Mr. Flanagan, who has served for more than 30 years.
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As the crisis was developing, he reiterated that successfully conducting monetary policy required good judgment and that rules should be thought of as benchmarks not mechanical instructions.
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And the electors are no longer notable citizens chosen for their good judgment— they're people chosen by state parties in the hopes that they'll be rubber stamps.
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Their lack of sea room puts a premium on central bankers' demonstrated good judgment; an unforced error like that of the ECB in 2011 could have dire consequences.
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It could also undermine the core argument of her campaign, which is that she — not Trump — possesses the steadiness and good judgment needed to be commander-in-chief.
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This email thing, putting confidential information out there in a world where all kinds of people can figure out how to get your emails was not good judgment.
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Those columns were written by a pair of twins whose parents named them Esther Pauline and Pauline Esther, which establishes off the bat that good judgment isn't hereditary.
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"It is a good judgment for people in desperate situations," Dr. Thöns said in a telephone interview from Karlsruhe, Germany, where he had traveled to hear the judgment.
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With 21,22 years of practice at Dota 43 under its belt, the system looked unstoppable — deftly navigating strategic decisions and racing to press its advantages with uncannily good judgment.
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Anyhow, I do not have good judgment and have poured a disturbing amount of time and effort into letting everyone else on the network fully aware of this fact.
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When your brand is built on boundary-pushing stunts and a rapid (even daily) production cycle with little oversight, it's easy for good judgment to fall by the wayside.
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There's a theme of taking responsibility for one's actions but through the film of music that makes you feel as though you're barely holding on to your good judgment.
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Used with good judgment (and monitoring by a parent), a teen could legitimately use Socratic Math to dig into tough concepts, but it's pretty easy to use for cheating.
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"Michael regrets that his vigor in promoting Client-1's interests in the heat of political battle led him to abandon good judgment and cross legal lines," they added.
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That they will show that Alabama is not backward; that it has good judgment and can select a person whose life and career is excellent and exemplary — Doug Jones.
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The consequences of sexual assault needs to be severe enough that people feel enough fear to exercise good judgment even if they are drunk, severe enough to be preventative.
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"Knowing you've taught me good judgment in choosing what's best for myself, I hope you will respect this learning I've decided to pursue," she wrote in April 1994 from Arizona.
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The court took a dim view of the government's argument for a broad reading for the law: that prosecutors would use good judgment and not overreach when bringing obstruction charges.
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David Dunning, a psychologist who studies overconfidence, notes that part of good judgment is the ability to recognize the limits of your knowledge — and that achieving this ideal is extremely difficult.
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Judgment — they treat people like individuals and we expect them to use good judgment So, while most companies try to incentives their employees to stay, Mavens is doing the exact opposite.
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Sometimes, good judgment amounts to hanging up the phone: Older adults who find it difficult to end a conversation with bogus telemarketers may be at risk for dementia, new research suggests.
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We expect politicians to disclose their tax returns so that we know they use good judgment, adhere to the law, and aren't indebted in ways that will compromise their policymaking judgment.
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"Charging and sentencing recommendations are bedrock responsibilities of any prosecutor and I trust our prosecutors in the field to make good judgment," Sessions said Friday at a news conference in Washington.
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The critical characteristics of a president seem to be good judgment, profound wisdom and good decision-making using incomplete information — not having a hair-trigger finger on the war/nuclear button.
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In addition to Comey's scathing assessment of Clinton's judgment, Sanders will make the point that he has made so often on the stump: Clinton is a leader who lacks good judgment.
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It is thus crucial that the complex and elusive facts be sorted out in a fair and procedurally rigorous manner, and that the law be applied with deliberation and good judgment.
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Trust employees to do their jobs If you hire someone for their skills, experience and good judgment, then do not spend your days telling them exactly how to do their jobs.
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Offering a different perspective are Hypermind, a company that allows punters to "bet" on the outcomes of geopolitical events using play-money, and other crowd-forecasters like U.S.-based Good Judgment Inc.
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Facebook Privacy SettingsIf you have a tendency to overshare on Facebook and regret it later, you can try switching your settings around to keep your posts private until deemed in good judgment.
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While some may argue that he should not have recused himself from the Russia investigation, Attorney General Sessions demonstrated good judgment by doing so and removed all appearances of a potential conflict.
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"Charging and sentencing recommendations are bedrock responsibilities of any prosecutor, and I trust our prosecutors in the field to make good judgment," Sessions said last Friday at a news conference in Washington.
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The president has demonstrated once again that he so sorely lacks good judgment, and, contrary to his claims, has no apparent skill in picking talented or qualified people to serve our country.
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With regard to the complaints made in Strasbourg, a spokesperson for Uber told Business Insider France that the company "isn&apost covering up the issue" but acknowledged "a lack of good judgment".
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So that people that abuse and people that would be a bad influence are people that are also under the influence of some sort of substance and don&apost have good judgment.
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But Democratic senators said Mr. Benczkowski's decision to take on the Alfa Bank work last year amid heightened scrutiny over relations between Trump associates and Russia showed a lack of good judgment.
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While reasonableness and good judgment are essential components of enforcement, no one who enters any country illegally should presume that the passage of time vitiates compliance with or enforcement of immigration laws.
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Therefore, the only way to ensure good judgment in politics is to constantly have a bunch of fresh-faced lawmakers who are total rookies and don't understand how anything in Washington works.
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But when they bend good judgment because of relationships with the White House that are too close, as happened with Tenet and WMD, they get themselves and often the country in terrible trouble.
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Trump is banking that enough of the people who vote in a presidential election will abandon good judgment and in the privacy of the voting booth cast an angry defiant know-nothing vote.
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There's a famous quote out there about how good judgment comes from experience but experience comes from bad judgment (it is variously attributed to Mark Twain, Will Rogers and a range of others).
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What constitutes "common sense" isn't fixed, and we have the power to create a different standard of good judgment and who needs to show it, one that doesn't place all responsibility on one party.
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While it's fine for me to have opinions, even strongly held ones, it is not O.K. to react in a way that pulls rank, or casts doubt on Sarah and Jesse's mutual good judgment.
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But since we know Mr. Upton crafted a bill in 2017 to repeal Obamacare, we see in full view Mr. Biden's lack of good judgment, which makes him a poor candidate to be president.
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"The approach we need is one of prudence, patience, and good judgment - the motto of 'data dependence' is more relevant than ever," he said in remarks prepared for delivery to the New Jersey Bankers Association.
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"To the members of the Financial Oversight and Management Board, I encourage you once again to take the path of good judgment and prudence, instead of the path towards an unnecessary confrontation," said Rosselló Friday.
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"Ultimately, the state's attorney has a tremendous amount of discretion on a wide range of issues, and we must rely upon the state's attorney to exercise good judgment in the public's interest," Ms. Perry said.
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Nor does he mention that he voted to support special immunity granted only to gun manufacturers to escape liability, whereas Clinton showed the good judgment to defy the NRA and vote against that special privilege.
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The attempt to bring presidential seal tee markers to Trump golf courses may be a federal offense (not to mention a crime against decency and good judgment), but at least it is right on brand.
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The acceptance of human imperfection, in both personal and political decision-making, may be "tragic" if that entails an embrace of humility rather than hubris, but it seems to me that this simply reflects good judgment.
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Unlike safety standards, which are more rigid, customer service is a gray area, because it often entails making good judgment calls on the fly, decisions that depend on the passenger in question and myriad other factors.
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Yes, you want bosses to have good judgment, but you don't want work processes to cause them to interpret subjective guidance on what should be done, how it should be done, and how it should be evaluated.
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Undoubtedly, based on her field experience and reliably good judgment, she eventually was given an extremely controversial assignment of commanding a CIA black-ops interrogation center in Thailand, where the waterboarding of an al Qaeda suspect occurred.
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"While some may argue that he should not have recused himself from the Russia investigation, Attorney General Sessions demonstrated good judgment by doing so and removed all appearances of a potential conflict," Tillis said in a statement.
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Specifically, the royal family is looking for someone "with good judgment and sensitivity, you'll be calm and diplomatic but also assertive, and will be eager to proactively contribute new ideas and creative content," writes The Royal Household.
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This is a largely sensible approach, but it's based on the premise that the top political operatives have very good judgment about which races are winnable, which candidates are strong, and which consulting and campaign teams are effective.
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Her journalism hums with intelligence, wit and good judgment; I implicitly trust that she'll spin through the latest research and tell us which papers float to the top of the centrifuge and which sink to the sludgy bottom.
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This is not to say that good judgment or decisions based on experience aren't important, too — it's just recognizing that you must have the capabilities to make the best decisions and you need them early in the process.
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As it pertains to Halloween, Beckstrand says that allowing employees to dress up tells them that "you trust them to use good judgment, have fun within the work guidelines and that you want them to express their individuality."
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" Regarding involuntary commitment, NAMI makes a point of mentioning that people "with serious mental illnesses such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder" may "at times, due to their illness, lack insight or good judgment about their need for medical treatment.
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Make no mistake, I eventually felt mortified about the direction in which my train of thought headed, but only after I scraped together enough good judgment to take a step back and jump ship from the BBG online community.
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"We rely on the good judgment of all of our on-ice and off-ice personnel to do what they think is sensible and responsible," Bettman said, adding the league is "overwhelmingly proud" of the way players conduct themselves.
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Much of what is best in later conservatism was built on Burke's response: his scepticism about radical change and his belief that, human nature being what it is, the passions of the people must be checked by authority and good judgment.
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That isn't necessarily a good outcome for Clinton's campaign chances, since Sanders is right about one element of Clinton's persona: She does not always have good judgment, and the VP choice is a key to bringing Sanders's followers into the fold.
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You look at people who develop good judgment about the world, and people who were really specialized and had a narrow focus actually got worse as they accumulated information because they were better able to fit any story or whatever their views were.
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Vetting vice presidential picks is something "any responsible candidate for president" should do, Cruz said at a rally, and went to say that he valued an understanding and experience dealing with national security, job creation, and good judgment in a vice president.
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"We need a commander-in-chief who will exercise good judgment and foresight, and stop getting us into these interventionist, regime-change wars, as we've seen in Iraq, as we've seen in Libya, and as we're seeing now occurring in Syria," Gabbard said.
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If we can follow the advice of the medical professionals, if we can keep our cool and proceed with good judgment, and if we can adapt to the conditions necessary to keep our businesses going, we can outlast and overcome this challenge.
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"We each bear some responsibility for exercising good judgment and a healthy amount of skepticism when it comes to the things we read and share on social media," Senator Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said in a statement.
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"Chief Angel's decision-making and actions in his long prior career with the Sheriff's Department and since his return in 2015 reveal more about his actual character and typical good judgment than the instances from four years prior currently reported in the media," it said.
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"Art Kunkin was a visionary publisher with (mostly) good judgment, and impeccable timing," John McMillian, a history professor at Georgia State University and the author of "Smoking Typewriters: The Sixties Underground Press and the Rise of Alternative Media in America" (2011), said by email.
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"Having admired John Manning since we were law students together more than 30 years ago, I know he will lead Harvard Law School with the energy, intelligence, collegiality, and good judgment that he brings to everything he does," Justice Kagan said in a statement.
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The National Hockey League is relying on the "good judgment" of its players as it expands overseas, particularly in China, and positions itself in the U.S. to profit from the newly legalized gambling here, Commissioner Gary Bettman said on CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Wednesday.
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In order to best support the states that have had the good judgment to license and regulate businesses to produce, manufacture, or distribute cannabis, it is critical to address this aspect of the failed policy of federal marijuana criminalization as part of any reform package moving forward.
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This is the premise of a prescient book from 1841, "Extraordinary Delusions and the Madness of Crowds," by the Scottish journalist Charles MacKay, which documents in extensive detail the moments when entire societies have set aside their own good judgment under the spell of a charlatan.
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His repeated retweeting of anyone who praises him, even when they are obviously neo-Nazis, has certainly reinforced the idea that Donald Trump simply doesn't have good judgment of people — and that he's willing to indulge extremism among his followers because he's too afraid of losing his support.
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Perhaps W.J. Blythe — who watched his father die screaming and his mother lose the family home — so feared death and destitution that he became a man of relentless good cheer, with a ferocious appetite for life-affirming things, sometimes at the expense of good sense and good judgment.
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Doug Woodham, a managing partner of Art Fiduciary Advisors, an advisory company in New York, said there were many collectors born after 1940 who, "through a combination of luck and good judgment," have bought art from the 0003s, '70s and '80s that has significantly gone up in value.
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"We need a commander in chief who has foresight, who exercises good judgment, and who understands the need for a robust foreign policy which defends the safety and security of the American people, and who will not waste precious lives and money on interventionist wars of regime change," Ms. Gabbard said.
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Fielding pointed out that large companies are likely to have crisis management plans in place to deal with urgent PR matters, and that they should rely on senior spokespeople with good judgment, such as the chief marketing officer, to respond, rather than delegating it to a social media agency, for example.
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You can actually envision a foreign policy debate between Trump and Clinton that sounds oddly like the one Obama and Clinton had in 2008, with Trump playing Obama, preening about his good judgment on Iraq, wanting an end to nation-building and thinking he could have a reset with Russia.
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Our collective assessment, informed by our decades as civil servants under General Counsels appointed by administrations of both parties, is that Azar was an excellent General Counsel who served in this role with distinction, exercising uniformly good judgment and exhibiting unqualified respect for the ethical standards incumbent upon all federal employees.
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But if it comes to the Senate, I'm actually a juror ... so my job is to be thoughtful, to look at the facts and to show good judgment and in the meantime do a good job for the people representing people for the things that are impacting their families every single day.
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Additionally, Wisconsin voters were more likely to say they were "very or somewhat comfortable" with the idea of Clinton being president than Trump (46% to 35%); more likely to say that Clinton "cares about people like me" (47% to 93%); and more likely to say Clinton "shows good judgment" (48% to 28%).
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" If the matter reaches the trial stage in the Senate, McSally said, "My job is to be thoughtful, to look at the facts and to show good judgment and in the meantime do a good job for the people representing people for the things that are impacting their families every single day.
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"While some may argue that he should not have recused himself from the Russia investigation, Attorney General Sessions demonstrated good judgment by doing so and removed all appearances of a potential conflict," said Senator Thom Tillis, a North Carolina Republican who sits on the Judiciary Committee, which would consider any potential successor to Mr. Sessions.
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For the In the Rocks (NYE Celebration), a hollow sphere of ice is filled with a Szechuan-accented Scotch-and-bourbon number—in a cruel show of desperation, the drinker must crack the ice to get to the liquor; in a nod to either celebration or lack of good judgment, champagne is served on the side.
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In response to this weekend's bombings, The Times's editorial board wrote: The right response to this constant, unending, low-level threat of sudden violence is to stay vigilant and reasonable, to clean up the damage, care for the injured, look out for one another, and elect leaders who will address the challenge with sanity and good judgment.
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"We will trace what has happened from the time of the ancient Greeks, when 'good judgment' prevailed in society, to the 21st century, when technology has gained ascendance," Mr. Silman said in describing the course, which he taught through the spring semester, despite the debilitating effects of myelodysplastic syndrome, which was brought on by treatment for multiple myeloma.
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Bret: That's going to require someone who doesn't seem too "coastal" in his or her cultural sensibilities; who speaks persuasively and soberly to middle-class needs and anxieties; who won't be massively outspent by the president; and who will be able to shrug off his attacks and convey a sense of decency, good judgment and excitement.
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Having a good temperament, being able to remain constrained in the public eye, showing good judgment on how to speak about adversaries and allies, being able to contain moments of anger and outrage that will be a key part of four years in the White House, making certain you know the facts before making potentially provocative statements -- all of this matters very much.
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"The fact that you elected to conduct yourself in such a way, in a non-hostile situation that lacked urgency and immediacy and was relatively benign, causes me to doubt your ability to properly exercise discretion and good judgment and successfully perform your job duties going forward, especially in the more stressful circumstances that you (and every officer) would undoubtedly encounter in the future," the chief wrote.
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Bowing to common sense and good judgment after a years-long effort to do otherwise, Bill and Chelsea Clinton announced today that their foundation will massively scale back its undertakings if Hillary Clinton becomes president — shutting down the signature Clinton Global Initiative and transforming itself into a much smaller nonprofit focused on a narrower range of ex-presidential undertakings like the Clinton Presidential Library.
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But for those who hadn't bought into Obama's perceived "good judgment," or that the crease in his pants would make him a great president, the mistakes made by her and others so willing to give Obama the benefit of the doubt — to allow him to be the blank canvas to which they could pin their hopes and dreams — inflicted lasting damage to those mistakenly blinded by Obama's light.
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Read more: A 4-year-old trucking startup achieved a major victory in fixing one of transportation's biggest inefficiencies — and it's a huge win for truck driversThe only way you can really hedge against those things is by hiring really good people that are good at solving problems, thoughtful, have good judgment, and are able to act quickly with a set of values that give them confidence they're doing the right thing.
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"I think it's most important for us, as we look at our choices as to who our next commander in chief will be, is to recognize the necessity to have a commander in chief who has foresight, who exercises good judgment, who looks beyond the consequences, looks at the consequences of the actions they're looking to take, before they take those actions, so we don't continue to find ourselves in these failures that have resulted in chaos in the Middle East and so much loss of life," Gabbard said.
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