Fast means haste, haste means less care, and less care means lower quality.
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Haste was charged in a with "poor tactical judgment"; however, it's still not clear what the conclusions of the investigation are or if Haste will be fired, or even disciplined.
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Neither the court nor natural justice is served by haste.
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This haste makes sense, at least on the Republican side.
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In their haste, the private trucks regularly flout traffic rules.
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These challenges help explain Washington's haste to secure a deal.
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Despite all the deception and haste, most voters get this.
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If you spoke in haste or anger, start making amends.
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Despite this haste, the process has appeared successful thus far.
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Haste fired one round that hit Graham in the chest.
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I find myself intrigued by the haste in the gesture.
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His haunting falsetto unwaveringly silenced the arena with unprecedented haste.
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In my haste, I'd missed the forest for the trees.
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But will its haste lead it into bad blockbuster deals?
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Mickelson insisted he had not acted in haste or irritation.
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The disciplinary hearing for Officer Haste, set for 10 a.m.
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I pack in haste, before anyone can howl in protest.
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People often regret big financial decisions they make in haste.
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"The haste is deplorable," the party said in a statement.
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She works with all the haste of a medieval illuminator.
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The real purpose behind this haste appears to be political.
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Officer Haste, 35, has been on the force since 2008.
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Haste shot Graham in the chest in a bathroom, police said.
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Opening the church to Hernandez wasn't a decision made in haste.
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Paris wants haste and German Chancellor Angela Merkel is urging patience.
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If we go this route though, let's do it post haste.
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Clearly, haste not only makes waste but also very bad law.
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It is time take up that discussion in earnest and haste.
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Just the car—as though it had been abandoned in haste.
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Nevertheless, Democrats prioritized haste as they jammed through their impeachment vote.
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In the long term, Sagan's haste and exuberance undermined environmental science.
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There were a lot of – and they were done in haste.
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The move to Mount Moriah was to be made in haste.
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"I would hope that in future they would act with more haste."
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Haste makes waste — but careful not to get stuck in the mud.
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So Arya was justified in her haste to get to her family.
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Yet there was a reason for the timetable, besides her own haste.
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As Ms Haste says, these works have been overshadowed by Gustav's genius.
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The option will let you see old notifications you've dismissed in haste.
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In my haste, I'd sometimes end up with photos of the floor.
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What concerns me is Boeing's haste to get the Max airborne again.
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I encourage my Senate colleagues to confirm Judge Gorsuch with all haste.
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We should remedy this post-haste and get to finding true solutions.
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Put down your apple pie and make haste to your nearest Popeyes!
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A Bronx Supreme Court Judge later dismissed the manslaughter indictment against Haste.
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Haste Midi will release their Fool EP February 29 on Lauter Unfug.
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In their haste to Instagram their ice cream, however, they neglect history.
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In my haste to dress, I had forgotten to put on socks.
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Think about the last time you fired off an email in haste.
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When my mom cooked sambal from scratch, she moved with controlled haste.
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Instead, Officer Mcloughlin kicked in the door, then followed Officer Haste inside.
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We'll have some hands-on impressions of the device for you, post-haste.
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Boring also questioned the haste with which Harris told officers Cooper was dead.
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Ms Haste thinks she took the only way out of an oppressive marriage.
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Opposition politicians accuse the government of undue haste without protecting foreign workers' rights.
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In its haste to fill the workplace, Cognizant made some odd staffing decisions.
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On their own, the motors struggle to move the car's weight with haste.
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In that instant, Officer Haste pictured Thanksgiving, with everyone gathered around, except him.
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The case of Officer Haste, who shot Mr. Graham in 2012, is instructive.
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Officer Haste told investigators that he ordered Mr. Graham to show his hands.
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Officer Haste was initially indicted on manslaughter charges before the indictment was dismissed.
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A second grand jury, before which Officer Haste testified, declined to indict him.
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In his haste, he had failed to set something up with the president.
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Let's always choose speed over haste so we can preserve accuracy and fairness.
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His former colleagues in the Senate made haste on Tuesday to defend him.
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In our all-caps haste, we forgot to share the new lobster emoji.
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They lost their integrity in their haste to be righteous for political reasons.
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So far, Indians are depositing their money in the banking system with impressive haste.
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It is worth carefully considering all of these things before giving in to haste.
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Most of his own work, he knows, is written in haste and soon forgotten.
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In their haste to get out, students tripped, fell and clambered over each other.
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They wed in such haste that just four other people were at the ceremony.
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In all the haste, no one had told the Secret Service they were coming.
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But there is not much in our own financial lives that requires such haste.
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"We will continue to invest without haste and after performing thorough analyses," Kallevig said.
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Playing Overwatch, I typically pull a ping of 55 to 60 milliseconds without Haste.
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Haste resigned from the department upon being informed of the finding, the statement said.
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Sarkozy's lawyer accused the public prosecution of excessive haste for political reasons, without elaborating.
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The haste is sure to create countless new adventures for accountants like Ms. Cheng.
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When the conference ended, the two of them made haste to the nearest restaurant.
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There's always the risk that haste to be seen to act can produce unfairness.
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In the meantime, the Graham family is calling for Haste to be fired immediately.
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We also want to request that Mark Coyle make his decision with due haste.
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Haste, a white officer, not only got off, but even recently got a raise.
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Haste vowed to overhaul the way the business was run, including a possible name change.
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Trump, however, looks set to get it all with what may seem truly indecent haste.
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Yet as Ms Haste emphasises, Alma was creative herself, pursuing both musical composition and piano.
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But sometimes, as Piyush Goyal, India's minister of railways, recently found, haste can cause accidents.
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It said the government registered and bought Dengvaxia for its immunization program with undue haste.
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Not locked to damaging defaults in its haste to impose a limited set of ideas.
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They would not have felt much fervor for the anodyne haste of the Regents' prayer.
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In my haste I had forgotten to grab a water, and parched delirium set in.
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If you're in a restaurant, ask the waitstaff to take away your food post haste.
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However, to do so, we must acknowledge our faults and work on them post haste.
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An NYPD spokesperson told CNN in a statement that Haste will not receive a pension.
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Officer Haste fired one round at Mr. Graham, who was inside the second-floor bathroom.
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Just who the performers are impersonating is revealed, in haste, only at the show's end.
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Boland believes that even errors made in haste by the administration are still often overblown.
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Many Afghans are nervous that America, in its haste to leave, will shred those interests.
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The phrase, often repeated in anger or haste, is clever, but it ignores political realities.
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The first ban, drafted in haste, was promptly blocked by courts around the United States.
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But in her haste to move, she signed the rental agreement without proper due diligence.
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Officer Haste asked whether a teenager lived in the building, and the man pointed upstairs.
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In haste, I fired off a one-page email to the director of the FBI.
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That has also meant that the Fed has acted with haste to signs of softening.
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"I think it was just done in the haste of the editing process," she said.
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It's a shame, then, that it failed its subject in its haste to do so.
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Haste is handy: the EU wanted success before Brexit negotiations and national elections swamp its agenda.
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MacDermott said that he hoped police would "act with more haste" in future revenge porn cases.
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Still, some in Britain will not forgive May for her haste to meet the new President.
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Haste and a partner followed Graham to his apartment building and kicked down his apartment door.
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Sessions' production appears to have been put together in haste and is, on its face, incomplete.
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A new grand jury declined to indict Haste, and federal prosecutors also declined to bring charges.
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Arguably, we should do the same, though always with careful, thoughtful deliberation and never in haste.
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Haste seemed to have a greater effect on my latency, round trip time, and indication time.
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In its haste to give me everything, Red Dead Redemption 23 finds purpose in absolutely nothing.
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In its haste to give me everything, Red Dead Redemption 2 finds purpose in absolutely nothing.
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"We are in great haste to construct a magnetic telegraph from Maine to Texas," he writes.
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On Friday, the company said it was disappointed the government acted in "haste", but assured compliance.
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"As you can see, we are continuing the president's agenda post haste," Wheeler told the senators.
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Done in haste, Brady looked so comically bad that people lined up to buy the sketch.
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Haste says it has paid for peering relationships with ISPs for efficient traffic paths through networks.
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These beach weddings are so idyllic, they'll make you want to hit the coast, post-haste.
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The late-summer air across the Carolinas crackled with an electric charge of haste and dread.
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Which means these trenches were likely made in haste to deal with a growing body count.
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I recognize the haste, the grimace, the need to get your partner to a bathroom quickly.
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Sitting there you must embrace the ancient, contradictory notion of festina lente: to make haste slowly.
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This town I dreamed about and now lived in, why the haste to rush across it?
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In her haste to protect the children from seeing the body, she falls to her death.
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There is no precedent, outside of wartime, for passing a bill this important in such haste.
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Mr. Hultquist noted that the attack was characterized by haste, and a trail of digital mistakes.
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Some papers reported that the lab was badly mismanaged, with important precautions ignored because of haste.
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It's possible that in haste, they erred on the side of caution when it came to Metadata+.
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Haste was indicted by a grand jury in the Bronx on state manslaughter charges in June 2012.
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Haste says he was told by a narcotics surveillance team that Ramarley Graham, 18, could be armed.
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If haste contributed to the problem, it could now help Samsung limit the impact of the recall.
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But that special master would have to make haste: The filing deadline for congressional races is Dec.
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They had left in extreme haste that day, at the insistence of the expedition leader, Ralph Plaisted.
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This information was made known before the Police Department identified the officer who shot him, Richard Haste.
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When that sportsman's name is "Haydn Peacock," you've got to write a blog about it post haste.
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All three approaches are valuable, but applying them in too much haste can lead to fatal error.
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He urges us to make haste in his revealer, but at least he makes us breakfast first.
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That makes it even more crucial that governments move with haste and determination to stop its spread.
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The 2012 maps, the panel later said, had been considered in haste in advance of pending elections.
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He said Raul Castro was right to open the economy only gradually, fearing haste would cause chaos.
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"Many of us are missing small things that were forgotten in our haste to leave," he said.
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Others worried about the lava's uncertain path and about pets left behind in their haste to evacuate.
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But in my haste, I neglected to fully read the description of what, exactly, I was ordering.
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" In his haste to leave the court, he added, "I never got my hands on the trophy.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York said Thursday that such haste undermined any concept of fairness toward Ford.
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Officer Haste was indicted by a Bronx grand jury, but it was thrown out on a technicality.
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The only measure of accountability left is for Officer Haste to be fired, following a departmental trial.
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The Bronx District Attorney's Office refiled the case, but the second grand jury declined to indict Haste.
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In its great haste, the "world's greatest deliberative body" held no hearings or debate on tax reform.
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The 25 maps, the panel later said, had been considered in haste in advance of pending elections.
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But in its haste to provide local color, The Case Against Adnan Syed encounters several unfortunate pitfalls.
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These date back to the complex architecture of euro-zone bail-outs, jerry-built in haste in 2010.
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But in their haste, they sealed the bottles with a screw cap that had "Alko - Rajamäki" on it.
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Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said there was "insufficient evidence" to pursue charges against the officer, Richard Haste.
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Those eager to get their V-Day kicks should make haste; the meals are only available Feb 14.
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Haste says he mistakenly believed Graham was reaching for a gun, and, fearing for his life, shot him.
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In their haste to defend Chelsea Clinton, people continue to vilify a Muslim woman for speaking her truth.
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And you level up relatively quickly, boosting your stats such as speed, search ability, and luck with haste.
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The firm went on to appoint former RSA Insurance Group Chief Executive Andy Haste as chairman in 2014.
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It's a bit too sweet and gives me momentary brain freeze in my haste to take a sip.
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One critic wrote in the New York Times that she shows "all the haste of a medieval illuminator".
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We value speed but not haste: When something needs more checking, we take the time to check it.
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It was a classic Trump administration move—conceived in haste, ultimately a distraction accomplishing nothing but ill will.
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The Commission should not act in haste to revise rules that can negatively impact children in our country.
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Turns out that in their haste to get me ready, my parents had forgotten to button my pants.
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In our haste to argue that animals are not people, we have forgotten that people are animals, too.
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This drew criticism from some New Yorkers, who felt officials did so in haste simply to quell fears.
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But no, in my haste I'd shifted into reverse, not first gear, crashing straight into an olive tree.
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As the officer, Richard Haste, later told a Bronx grand jury, he thought he was about to die.
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But Officer Haste still faces departmental charges in a disciplinary proceeding, which was delayed pending the criminal investigations.
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At the same time, they are hopeful that Congress will act with haste to pass the final product.
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But the haste on the Paris accord was driven at least in part by the looming American election.
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But in their haste, they appeared to have violated a Senate procedural measure known as the Byrd rule.
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Haste and Outfox's mere existence points to problems with America's internet infrastructure and the future of net neutrality.
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Officer Haste is currently on modified assignment, or desk duty, the New York Police Department said on Tuesday.
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All the while, both Officers Pantaleo and Haste have remained on the force, in administrative roles, collecting salaries.
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This remix by Daniel Stefanik of Luxembourg duo Haste Midi's "Fool" is superbly suited to handle either task.
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Simon cannot be entirely unaware of this, judging by the haste with which he accelerates the Savior counteroffensive.
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From Baltimore to Birmingham, with a fearful haste, Confederate statues were removed or hidden, their ultimate fate unclear.
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A few minutes later, the two left in such haste that they attracted the attention of staff members.
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But death penalty experts said they knew of no other case that had been settled with such haste.
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Officer Haste faced accusations of wrongdoing only from the Police Department; he was not charged with a crime.
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Three minutes passed before Officer Haste gained entry, when a tenant let him in through a back door.
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"Richard Haste, on the stand, actually stood there and said that he treated her kindly," Ms. Colon said.
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Haste was indicted for manslaughter four months after the shooting, but the charge was dismissed on a technicality.
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They bring strong track records, but some haste would be in order to restore the $11.4 billion company's luster.
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In media's haste to participate and editorialize in this trend, we're calling simple gold chains with pendants, charm necklaces.
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Other criticisms of the new payment model are that it incentivizes haste — ramping up safety risks for riders, i.e.
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The combination of haste and pretext lacing into a vulnerable population has become a tragically familiar brew of late.
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Unfortunately, a headline written in haste to portray the origins of al-Baghdadi and ISIS didn't communicate that brutality.
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But he is showing little haste in making the western part of the city habitable once more (see article).
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While some questioned the institute's haste in releasing the documents, Mr Walesa's accusers feel they have waited long enough.
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Since even small missteps can cost lives and destroy corporate reputations, excessive haste could lay waste to the company.
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In panicking haste, Valerie helped Robyn put on layers of clothes over her pajamas: socks, cord trousers, plimsolls, jumper.
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"The wealthy and well-advised will benefit disproportionately from these errors of oversight and haste," write the tax scholars.
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Some diplomats said May had shown unseemly haste in embracing a U.S. leader widely seen in Europe as unpredictable.
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But with all due haste, a special prosecutor needs to be appointed to the "closed" Hillary Rodham email investigation.
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This massive tax legislation is being developed and brokered in haste and secrecy -- fundamental ingredients of a thriving swamp.
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Final works have, or take on, a special tone — a melancholy triumph, or, in some cases, a furious haste.
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Another important part of the equation — one that can sometimes be overlooked or bought in haste — is your sheets.
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The lead singer of The Who is Roger Daltrey, of course, not the paltry "Daltry" I typed in haste.
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Taken together, haste and fatigue and lengthening work hours heightened the risk of accident already endemic on the plantations.
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In their haste to address the outbreak, the vast majority of nations have been focused heavily within their borders.
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This haste to blame shallow identity politics for intraparty dissent only deepens and prolongs genuine divisions based on identity.
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All of these articles have at least one thing in common: They were written, and published, in great haste.
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But Mr. Esper's comments Sunday indicated that this time Mr. Trump's drawdown order was being acted on with haste.
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Good policy does not come out of haste and desperation any more than it does from pure political calculation.
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And Officer Haste, she said, risked his life and those of his fellow officers by entering the apartment alone.
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Writing separately, Justice Stephen Breyer also cited Ray's case and suggested that the majority had acted with unnecessary haste.
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Of course Senator McCain is correct that the United States should pursue alternate heavy-lift capability with all haste.
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One of the reasons that Netflix is spending in such haste is that Netflixonomics is a winner-takes-most proposition.
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Although Perry has already expressed his intention to wholly relinquish the Burberry name, he may have done so in haste.
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He said excessive haste would backfire, and that a single accident could delay progress by as much as a year.
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Just click on the blue words to access the HyperLink™, and you will be transported there in great haste.
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Haste's lawyer, Stuart London, said that while there were "no winners," Haste was "gratified" that he would not face prosecution.
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A jury initially indicted Haste for manslaughter in a criminal trial, but the case was dismissed because of a technicality.
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Trump's haste to drive ISIS from Mosul; Raqqa, its Syrian capital; and other strongholds may have played into its hands.
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Accordingly, loads of people think he's the best thing since sliced bread, and are ready to elect him post-haste.
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Son has said his conviction that superintelligence AI is coming is what lies behind the fund — and explain his haste.
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"We understand there are domestic political difficulties in some countries but that cannot lead to pan-European haste," Orban said.
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But in his haste to avoid a public relations disaster on his 100th day in office, Trump jumped the gun.
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Writing that speaks to our precise present moment involves a good deal of haste, which in turn means relinquishing perfectionism.
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Where the need is great, the dangers are urgent and policymakers know enough to proceed, haste can be a virtue.
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A bit of haste last summer notwithstanding, I know the primary value of a trimmer is the precision it offers.
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Haste works a lot like Riot Direct—the solution League of Legends developer Riot created to deal with lag spikes.
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I ran six different games back to back, all playing Mercy, three with Haste on and three with it off.
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A Bronx Supreme Court judge later dismissed the indictment against Haste, arguing that the grand jury was given flawed instructions.
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You can omit the legumes in the name of midweek haste, and serve it on a bed of arugula instead.
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The Taliban was happy to talk, knowing well it would enjoy leverage because of such haste to get a deal.
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If you want to be there with more than 1,000 of Silicon Valley's finest, act now with all due haste.
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They turned quickly and headed for the door, one tripping over the other in their haste to make a getaway.
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That's partly because they're often made cheaply and with haste, which leads to careless mistakes and outsourcing of problematic parts.
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There would be no haste because each side would have the time to call witnesses with knowledge of the events.
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Mr. Graham's mother, Constance Malcolm, said Sunday night that it was wrong that Officer Haste had not been fired previously.
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But there are others that even at the founding can be chalked up only to haste, carelessness and slapdash craftsmanship.
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The South Korean government, in its haste to make ready for dialogue with the North, almost immediately wrong-footed itself.
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I will be honest with you, fair reader, and admit I originally wrote off What Would Diplo Do with immediate haste.
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SpaceX is making haste toward its ultimate goal: to launch, recover, refurbish, then re-launch a single booster within 24 hours.
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That judicial haste was readily apparent when the AP attended three consecutive days of court sessions in Baghdad in late May.
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That meant users who saw a potentially violent or abusive live stream after it aired could alert Facebook moderators with haste.
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But in the face of a humanitarian disaster such as the Mediterranean refugee crisis, hesitation can be as dangerous as haste.
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Let's make a rule now: anyone caught using them on the subway should be forcibly removed by train staff post-haste.
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But I don't think this will be done in haste, with a tiered yet efficient system carrying its own inherent benefits.
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Daryl makes a liar out of Rick and executes the shooter before they make haste to help Carol and the gang.
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She was detained in April and deported with such haste that she carried nothing other than the clothes on her back.
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And there are a number of other examples of how the company does not roll out features with speed (or haste).
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Democrats slammed Trump for making the agreement while accusing him of elevating North Korea in his "haste" in striking a deal.
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But it could have filled the gaps in evidence and testimony caused by the haste to wrap up the confirmation process.
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According to the Torah, the Jews fled Egypt in such haste that there was no time to allow dough to rise.
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Do the days crawl by in torment, or is it our own eventful haste that would strike the Dickinsons as unendurable?
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In her haste, Ms. Ojeda accidentally drove the wrong way down a one-way street and was stopped by the police.
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"We certainly look forward to implementing those changes," Mr. Branham said, "and hanging them with care and with all due haste."
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In his dissent on Friday, Justice Breyer reviewed the proceedings in Mr. Price's case and said undue haste had undermined justice.
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Perhaps, against all of your haste-prone habits, you've slow-played your way into the solid beginnings of a burgeoning relationship.
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Democrats are pushing their impeachment investigation forward with haste, issuing near-daily requests or subpoenas for documentary evidence and witness testimony.
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"Officer Haste was completely exposed and used none of the tactics that were taught to him in the department," she said.
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With unseemly and unprecedented haste she invited Trump for a state visit: the queen for a Europe-offsetting free trade deal.
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Officer Haste spotted Mr. Graham at the end of a hallway, followed him into a bathroom and fatally shot the teenager.
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However, shortly afterwards, your haste to have I don't know how many names a day, stripped the situation from its solemnity.
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And it seems like everyone these days is making haste to build their own Fort Knox of data to solve machine everything.
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In her haste to run out and away from the sight of Simone's bra, Tess drops her wallet in the locker room.
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That seemed like a lifetime compared to previous elections, where prime ministers were bundled out of Downing Street with almost unseemly haste.
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He reminds her that Costco actually sells caskets, and offers to whisk her away to the superstore to handle this post haste.
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In their haste, they introduced errors that caused some computers to shut down unexpectedly, and now are left waiting for real protection.
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Evans also testified that inexperienced shooters are often shaky and fire in haste, causing the barrel of the gun to point downward.
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In 1875 William Rathbone Greg, an English essayist, said that people were living "without leisure and without pause—a life of haste".
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City officials quickly responded with a lump of coal in Bird's stocking, ordering the company to remove their zippy rides post haste.
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With just two episodes left to go in the long-running series, we're gonna need this mystery to be resolved with haste.
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In the subsequent haste of the market open, I emailed Lee to thank him for bringing Damon Runyon's work to my attention.
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In our excited haste, we picked up a beautiful hunk of yellowtail before we even really knew what to do with it.
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In my own tests, Haste shaved milliseconds off my ping and lowered other network stats while playing a few games of Overwatch.
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"When you launch a game, the Haste software recognizes you've done that and we take control over your network connection," Toll said.
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If you play it for its dash cost it has haste and it returns itself into your hand during your end step.
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They pulled into Dong Ha, and the grinning screeching children swarmed begging frenziedly, and the trucks pushed through with all due haste.
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She set a deadline of July 12 for the government to report on what it has accomplished "post haste" to remedy them.
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In my haste to enrich my daughter's cultural life, I had entered that sad realm of imbeciles who confuse satire for fact.
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Nine months after we tied the knot, I froze my eggs, and in my haste, I neglected to read the fine print.
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But both global bond yields and hedging costs are steadier now, giving Japanese investors less reason to buy in haste, he added.
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Whether that is true or not, the haste with which Sondland was blocked appears to have caused consternation even among Trump loyalists.
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The details of the failed coup are murky and often contradictory, but it seems clear that the attempt was organized in haste.
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In their haste to post articles about the release, almost all the leading news organizations took the WikiLeaks tweets at face value.
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Suppose, then, that the Democrats, as he says, prioritized haste, robbed the president of his due process rights and made a mess.
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Weldon Berger, Honolulu The public editor's take: Here's a case of applying a little too much haste in describing Petraeus's checkered past.
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In fact, the officer who pulled the trigger, Richard Haste, still works for the Police Department, which paid him $94,000 last year.
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I later realized I forgot to cut the ends of the asparagus in haste, which I'd be sure to do next time.
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"My guess is they were thrown in with a bunch of similar things in the haste of getting everything packed," he said.
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When Officer Haste directed him to stop and show his hands, Mr. Graham cursed and slipped into the bathroom, the officer said.
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Over 8,500 reports have so far been filed, the majority taking place in India and the numbers growing with ever-increasing haste.
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"Facing timely and effective response from Pakistan Air Force released payload in haste while escaping which fell near Balakot," General Ghafoor wrote.
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Only in my haste to leave my hotel room, I'd brought my speech on how writers needed to diversify their skill set.
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When Haste entered the house, according to reports, he found Graham in the bathroom, allegedly flushing a bag a weed down the toilet.
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It has the scent of haste, and also of urgency — these songs work familiar West turf, but with almost no filigree beyond faith.
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Wood-Lewis said that they've had more than one user write to the site directly, asking to retract a comment written in haste.
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LONDON — If you haven't taken the Pottermore Patronus quiz yet, we strongly recommend you down tools and complete that important task post-haste.
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In a haste to meet the album's deadline, readymade GarageBand samples that were initially intended as placeholders got left in the final product.
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"Second, despite being voluminous, Senator Sessions' production appears to have been put together in haste and is, on its face, incomplete," she added.
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If that rave review doesn't convince you to place your Dermstore order post-haste, listen to Zac, who's fond of the waterproof version.
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Far easier just to accept the implicit ticketed system architecture, often crafted in haste and in passing, often by a non-technical manager.
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Filing an extension, he said, can help reduce errors made because of haste and avoid the need to file an amended tax return.
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"In voting to leave the E.U., it is vital to stress that there is now no need for haste," Mr. Johnson told reporters.
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Her startlingly quick announcement quelled street protests, but the police union raised an eyebrow at what it saw as Ms Mosby's undue haste.
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The German company has found an interim CEO quickly, but in this case the old adage of more haste, less speed doesn't hold.
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A federal investigation found insufficient evidence for a criminal civil rights case against Haste, who is white, for shooting Graham, who was black.
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Officer Haste had been indicted in state court for the shooting, but the manslaughter charges were thrown out because of a prosecutorial error.
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Imagine there was once life on Mars, but in our haste to set up shop there, we obliterate any trace of its existence.
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Deck: Red/black Eldrazi... Red for haste and the black for mobil, combined you can rush your opponent before they get their footing.
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Still, Bitski's haste in getting its developer platform into beta just a year after forming shows it's eager to beat them to market.
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A top House Republican aide says the "ridiculous, tone-deaf unforced error" over the Office of Congressional Ethics was caused mainly by haste.
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The uncertainty risks damaging economies far beyond Britain's shores, and European Central Bank policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau joined the clamor for haste.
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I wondered how this news must have made them feel, since they had left the city in haste after 20 or 903 years.
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Ms. Tandia's cooking is thoughtful, with none of the haste and bravado implied by the words street food — only the punch of flavor.
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But then comes the story, which Mr. Lynn rattles off in mile-a-minute haste and a confident actor's control of the audience.
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I will say this about both "Moonlight" and Erik's Oscar puzzle: if you haven't experienced either, you need to remedy that post haste.
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The decision to land the plane in the sea with 24 passengers and seven crew members aboard was not made in haste. Capt.
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From his fastball through his curve and changeup, Bauer worked with haste and audacity, allowing three hits and three walks with seven strikeouts.
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The German company has found an interim C.E.O. quickly, but in this case the adage of more haste, less speed does not hold.
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The finest dancers, however, seem to govern time, to find and possess it without haste and even, for moments, to suspend it altogether.
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Others say Donald Trump's administration acted in haste by signing off on the strike, not considering the ramifications and the possibility of war.
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"Rather than let politics rule, we should let the facts and circumstances of this particular case find Officer Haste not guilty," he said.
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Auditors said also that the task force lacked a clear plan because it was set up in haste to face the Greek emergency.
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I just want to get out of this hell hole ... Oops, i mean i would like to leave this enchanted land post haste.
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Officer Haste said he asked the tenant if a teenager lived upstairs, and the man pointed up with his index finger and nodded.
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I'm downright angry that Richard Haste and all the officers on the scene who broke the law need to be held to account.
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Some in Afghanistan are concerned that the U.S., in its new haste to exit, is ceding too much to the Taliban too quickly.
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Lam and her officials stress the need for haste to prosecute a young Hong Kong man suspected of killing his girlfriend in Taiwan.
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Going back even further, this term comes from a word used to describe "disorderly haste or confusion" and was first coined in the 1500s.
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Coincidentally, many of those doors lead to high paying jobs, so it would behoove you to work on those web dev chops, post haste.
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Timothy Engstrom, communications specialist for the Lee County Emergency Operations Center, told BuzzFeed News that those still in their homes must act with haste.
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"I think you can blame the haste of the process and the polarized nature of the bill," Berea's president Lyle Roelofs told BuzzFeed News.
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The security guards in turn notified the forest officials who arrived post haste on the spot armed with tranquilliser guns to stun the leopard.
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The Rockets reversed course from a sluggish start with haste, starting with consecutive 3-pointers from Harden and Tucker midway through the first quarter.
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Haste told investigators that when he confronted Graham in the bathroom, the teen had his hand in his waistband, Bharara said in a statement.
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Arkansas should pass it post haste and the Trump administration should approve the waiver request as soon as possible to protect the truly needy.
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Also, poor grammar in the description highlights the haste of development and the lack of marketing professionalism that are hallmarks of mobile malware campaigns.
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Perhaps Kroff hides in a men's lavatory on the third floor, and after you start downstairs, he descends behind you in no haste, noiselessly.
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If policymakers are serious about the cost of care, they will return with all due haste to the problem of sky-high drug prices.
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But in their haste, they wiped out the gnarled features that people had come to treasure, including the crenelations and towers, Mr. Liu said.
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And the GOP's haste to put him on the court before those records are available gives Democrats the chance to question the process's legitimacy.
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Acting independently and in haste on these plans can be folly, however, and many widows have dealt with unintended negative consequences of those decisions.
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In VA's haste to eliminate its existing claim appeals backlog, RAMP encourages veterans to withdraw their current appeal by opting into the new program.
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Mother calls on NYPD to release internal report Malcolm said in a press conference Monday that Haste should have been fired five years ago.
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Federal prosecutors closed their investigation in March 2016, saying there was insufficient evidence for a criminal civil rights case against Haste for the shooting.
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The reason for the haste: Concern that stock markets might be less receptive to a huge offering of shares at some point next year.
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It turns out that haste isn't the most gratifying way to explore the complex world of wine that Veseth is so clearly excited about.
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His opening tee shot rocketed into the woods left of the first fairway, and he marched off in haste after the uncommonly ugly outcome.
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Now, that editor's plans have been dashed to pieces, and several hours of painstaking work are being fed into the office shredder post haste.
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" Thoreau, thinking a bird was in trouble, rowed to shore to help, then saw "a little black animal making haste to meet the boat.
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Officer Haste and Officer John Mcloughlin were in a police van for prisoners when they passed Mr. Graham on the street, the detectives said.
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The sight of rodents filing out for a lunch break, in orderly haste, from a building labelled "Lemming Brothers Bank" earned a knowing laugh.
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It said the authorities were taking dead bodies from the streets and refusing to return them or forcing families to bury them in haste.
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Molsheim, FranceInside the small glass building where some of the fastest cars in the world are made, there is never a sense of haste.
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They went to the second floor, where Officer Haste and Officer Mcloughlin stood on opposite sides of the apartment door with their guns drawn.
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Haste claims he identified himself as a cop and told Graham to raise his hands before shooting him in the chest at close range.
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To the Editor: You seem to me to be moving with indecent haste to affix labels like "centrist" and "moderate" to the Democratic hopefuls.
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Driven at once by haste and partisanship, Congress has been hampered from moving forward on the tax code, infrastructure and the health care law.
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It's left Senate Democrats, who say the investigation was conducted in haste, and with little intent of actual fact gathering, at a dead end.
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Those who don't wish to look beyond the next interest rate move can be reassured that the Fed is "making haste slowly" in that direction.
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That forces families to visit funeral providers in person, and puts them at risk of getting ripped off or making a bad decision in haste.
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"Google [is] planning to have about 7,000 employees in our Senate district, so I would urge them to remove the app post-haste," he says.
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If you've yet to read the Cursed Child script or watch the play, you'd be best off apparating yourself away from this article post-haste.
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It's a format so abridged and casual that botched grammar isn't necessarily equated with stupidity; it could simply be the consequence of haste or convenience.
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Another sign of the haste was the failure to give Pakistan the usual diplomatic courtesy of a warning before the president's tweet, U.S. officials said.
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Our thought bubble: Per Axios Future editor Steve LeVine, the optics of the move are not terrific — Musk looks like he is acting in haste.
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The several tests I ran with haste showed my latency numbers plummeting from the 60s to the teens, shaving precious milliseconds off my network activity.
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"This is his first major decision on international affairs, and his haste and inconsistency has left people with a deep impression," the Global Times said.
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Because of the Zao connection, The Juliana Theory always ended up playing with heavy bands, whether it was touring with Snapcase or Haste The Day.
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Halff says thousands of small oil companies have built up their operations on the Gulf Coast with extreme haste and they simply haven't been tested.
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The most common get-out option would be a friend, ideally someone who can give you a handy excuse to leave the situation post-haste.
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But in his haste to torch "Everlasting" and get Rachel to go with him to better things, he's underestimated the pull Quinn has over Rachel.
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This is an important, even critical, debate to have, but major changes to our electricity markets should not be rushed into or made in haste.
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The Paris agreement was joined in haste by President Obama in a way that imposed hefty costs on Americans for the benefit of other countries.
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In 2013, Haste pleaded not guilty to charges of first- and second-degree manslaughter for the February 2, 2012 shooting of 18-year-old Graham.
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"The evidence establishes that Officer Haste advanced into the hallway of the apartment with his firearm drawn, where he encountered Mr. Graham," Mr. Bharara said.
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Same with hopping into the pit at a Haste the Day performance at Edmonton's—the capital of Canada's Alberta province—weak iteration of Warped Tour.
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I, for one, will be renewing my long-expired Italian passport post haste, while my brother is taking it one step further and considering emigrating.
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In his haste, though, the driver plowed right into an armchair jutting out near a lobby, in full view of Jim Crane, the Astros' owner.
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The liberal justices have in turn accused the majority of reckless haste that could give rise to executions so painful as to amount to torture.
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The regime clearly is worried, as evidenced by its haste to effectively shut down Iran's internet and readiness to suppress recent protests brutally and quickly.
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The carpet at our feet had been shrink-wrapped in the haste—covered with a thin sheet of plastic, because carpet can't be fully cleaned.
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Congressional leaders are rushing this bill because they know it's unpopular, and their haste is making a mockery of the institution that McCain holds dear.
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"This nomination's defeat is a sign of inadequate vetting and excessive haste," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat who sits on the Judiciary Committee.
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The charges against Parnas and Fruman did not mention Giuliani; the pair were apparently charged in some haste, to prevent them from leaving the country.
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"September Song" from "Knickerbocker Holiday" Weill's most popular American song, like "Mack the Knife," was written in haste toward the end of the show's development.
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City Councilman Andy L. King, whose district covers the precinct, said he expected Commissioner O'Neill "to do right by this case" and fire Officer Haste.
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And by 6 o'clock, McCarthy's ground crew was beginning to take down the outfield walls that the fans, in their haste, had somehow left behind.
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RBS rushed through a shareholder motion in February to use its excess capital in this way but five months on, its haste has proven futile.
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In my excited haste the next morning, I put the trees in a plastic bag instead of a container, expecting them to hold their shape. WRONG!
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It's just another example of the way in which the tribe's interests have been stepped over in the haste to get this thing in the ground.
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And changing pretty much any setting takes a few seconds, so don't even think about launching the camera and taking pics with any sort of haste.
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In one post I mentioned I needed to get new tires for my car so I needed to write about this Nokia phone with great haste.
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When Hartley tried to run to her grandson's side after he was shot, Haste pointed his gun at her and allegedly threatened to shoot her, too.
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See, in Lowe's haste to get a DVD made, he and others made a mistake, grabbing the wrong spindle of DVDs—which, reminder, didn't have labels.
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With consumers docile, providers can keep quality low and prices high—much like tourist-trap restaurants, another one-off purchase made in haste with little information.
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A comprehensive review process is involved to ensure that politics and haste do not guide or politicize how intelligence analysis is shared with the American public.
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The chaotic environment of a detention facility, developed in haste seemingly without humane conditions, adequately trained staff and appropriate programming, is a dangerous place for children.
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In a filing earlier Monday, prosecutors and attorneys for Flynn said their request would allow for an "expedited sentencing," without haste, whenever both sides were ready.
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The GOP will also be hoping that the law, assembled in some haste for passage before the end of the year, doesn't yield any damaging surprises.
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Greitens' behavior -- and his unwillingness to move off the political stage with all due haste -- badly complicates what should be a banner year for Missouri Republicans.
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The family of the teenager, Ramarley Graham, has waged a public battle, pressing for Officer Richard Haste, who shot Mr. Graham, to be held to account.
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In their haste to unravel a law that was, in fact, based on conservative, market based premises, and tried out first in Massachusetts under then Gov.
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Approaching them to formulate a response, the dripped plaster at the sculptures' bases implies a haste in their making that turns this question into a plea.
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The city also held off on an administrative trial for Mr. Haste until federal prosecutors made a decision, citing a request from the Department of Justice.
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Less than three hours later, Giants fans were again on their feet early, this time to scurry from the stadium with haste and a familiar angst.
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Through the black downpour, from night's gloom,Forgetting in haste to shut the taxi door,She will run up the decrepit stairwayFlushed with joy and longing.
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They had already skimmed through the missing years in haste, as though the past were gruesome, the two decades of lost friendship something untouchable and rotten.
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"The tragic death of Ramarley Graham at the hands of Police Officer Haste could have, and should have, been avoided," she said in her opening statement.
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Officer Haste went to the rear of the building, where he was let in by a man who lived in an apartment on the first floor.
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Mr. Gentiloni's future in part "depends on Renzi's haste to conquer government again," said Gianfranco Pasquino, emeritus professor of political science at the University of Bologna.
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We are in great haste to construct a magnetic telegraph from Maine to Texas; but Maine and Texas, it may be, have nothing important to communicate.
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It was only last month that Officer Haste finally faced a department trial — a disciplinary process that grossly undercharged him for the extent of his misconduct.
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The UN reports of soldiers being allowed to rape in lieu of salary, and many women leave their villages in haste to avoid such a fate.
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Almost melted by the midday heat, I leave the mosque in haste after having pictures taken with my peers and am ready to get some refreshment.
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Trump held up a theatrical thumb and hurried offstage, with the itching haste of a germophobe who has found himself in a close crowd of the contagious.
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They would serve the sector better by focusing on the nitty-gritty of micro reforms and undertaking smaller projects, but with more haste and regular re-assessments.
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"Altogether, the whole exercise has been a case of total mismanagement, administrative collapse and widespread corruption," Chidambaram added, accusing the government of taking the decision in haste.
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In our haste, though, we might've forgotten the fundamental and vital distinction between sad feels and the terms used to diagnose mental disorders, like anxiety and depression.
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Deborah is a computer-generated human who needs to get from the Hotel de Anza in San Jose to Yerba Buena Gardens in San Francisco, post haste.
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Moore's haste in shooting, assembling and distributing the project -- billed as an "October surprise" -- was certainly attention-grabbing, given the feelings stirred up by the current campaign.
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The Manhattan D.A. said the landlord had jury-rigged gas lines in her haste to renovate apartments that could rent for an average of $6,63 a month.
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On social media, one widely shared trope compared the court's haste to condemn Hindu traditions with an alleged reluctance to denounce Muslim ones, such as animal sacrifice.
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In their haste to criticise the guidelines, activists have, perhaps wilfully, misrepresented this rule as a requirement that rapists force their victims into a room with them.
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The administration's reported haste and carelessness in crafting the executive order has made it harder to convince judges there was a legitimate national security reason for it.
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Bertoncelj said a general tax overhaul is needed but gave no details, saying no decisions will be taken in haste but would be based on thorough analyses.
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In a sign of the company's haste, it filed for bankruptcy without a plan of reorganization or a deal with creditors, as is preferred in these circumstances.
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"We urge you not to finalize the 385 regulations in haste," Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady and 23 other Republican committee members said in Wednesday's letter.
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At the very least, if it needed to repeal NSEERS post-haste, DHS could have promulgated an interim rule, then created an opportunity for public comment afterwards.
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That certainly plays into the idea that this round was drawn up in haste, which would explain why Rocket and Kinnevik forged ahead with the large chunk.
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"Google [is] planning to have about 7,000 employees in our Senate district, so I would urge them to remove the app post-haste," New York state Sen.
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Finally, SWIMS shoes feature a special drainage system, so that even if you do step in a puddle, water will be guided out and away with haste.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement on Sunday that the NYPD disciplinary trial made the "right decision" in recommending the termination of Haste.
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"Investors may see that interest rates are rising and there is no need to buy in haste," said Takenobu Nakajima, senior interest rate strategist at Nomura Securities.
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The case against Officer Haste will be the first disciplinary trial of an officer involved in an unarmed civilian's death that Commissioner James P. O'Neill will decide.
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As Ghostie looks on, she takes a few forkfuls and then slumps down against a cabinet and keeps eating, without haste but also without pausing for breath.
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After letting in his sergeant and three other officers, Officer Haste went with Officer Mcloughlin to the second floor, where Officer Mcloughlin kicked in the apartment door.
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"In its haste to do favors for its polluter cronies, the Trump EPA has broken the law," Meleah Geertsma, a senior NRDC attorney, said in a statement.
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That heavenly haste is yet more acute in "All My Loving," which is what the Beatles kicked off with on "The Ed Sullivan Show," in February, 1964.
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" It said the case had been concluded in haste and that Musharraf "fought wars for the defense of the country (and) can surely never be a traitor.
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Officer Haste was informed of the ruling by the deputy commissioner, Rosemarie Maldonado, through his lawyer, Stuart London, who received a call on Friday from her office.
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My little son got a little frightened and started to cry, and in my haste, I whisked him away to avoid her seeing him react to her face.
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But - whether one ascribes the shortcoming to Democrats' haste in their investigation or Trump's recalcitrance - it yielded little direct evidence of what happened inside the Oval Office itself.
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"Despite historically clamoring for new tools, it does not appear that all providers have acted with haste to deploy opt-out robocall blocking services," Starks told the carriers.
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This week, the White House and Republican leaders in the House of Representatives are once again pushing for a vote on their health reform bill with extreme haste.
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In their haste to leak the Macron campaign's emails, the GRU seemed to have not bothered even to remove the phishing link they'd emailed themselves to their targets.
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The current government slogan — not without haste, but without pause — suggests a steady reform process, but in fact the old people running this effort are halting and glacial.
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In August, Laing and Patterson got married all over again, with "a proper fête," she has said, to make up for the haste of the proceedings last year.
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But the dinner scene also jabs at a culture so unforgiving that mothers are exhorted to reclaim their prenatal figure, or to return to work, with preternatural haste.
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The Moon is in Fire sign Sagittarius, and it will be meeting with warrior Mars this evening—it's all just too much movement and haste, in your opinion.
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But if there are to be exceptions, or sophisticated quota systems to be designed, it will take time, and right now the Trump administration is moving with haste.
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The idea was to learn how to twitch and pounce while still making sense at the piano, connecting one spasm of movement, with graceful haste, to the next.
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Referencing the recipe cards now, there are pan sauce drippings splattered all over the place, corners bent in haste, and scribbles in the margins where I made adjustments.
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And her confirmation hearing was expected to take place in just a few weeks, so it was unclear why there needed to be such haste in removing her.
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Never known for haste, the World Anti-Doping Agency delivered two pieces of news that could strengthen its ability to hasten the end of the Russian doping scandal.
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A deputy commissioner who oversaw the case ruled that Officer Haste, who had been on the force since 2008, had used poor tactical judgment and recommended his dismissal.
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It is incumbent upon Attorney General William Barr to deliver Mueller's report to us in full, with urgent haste, well before this next campaign cycle begins in earnest.
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But his haste may also be influenced by the vagaries of American politics, said Andrew Miller of the Project on Middle East Democracy, a nonpartisan organization in Washington.
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I hope that there are at least three such senators, who woke up this morning and realized the madness of passing major tax legislation in extreme haste. Elsewhere.
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But the shifting earn-and-burn point levels established by hotel, airline and credit card programs add head-spinning haste to his thesis, especially in the past year.
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The haste to fulfill pollution-control targets may also reveal a greater interest in satisfying the demands of short-term campaigns than in undertaking long-term structural changes.
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Congress — and particularly the Democratic-held House — has shown little haste in trying to ratify the updates to NAFTA, which Trump has dubbed the United States Mexico Canada Agreement.
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As you scramble to get ready, you realize that in your haste, you completely forgot to pack one of the most essential items for a workout: a sports bra.
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While Maul hunts down Kenobi for revenge, Obi-Wan is only willing to fight once Maul threatens Luke, and Maul is brought down by his own haste and arrogance.
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The auditions and rehearsal scenes—that is, the "X-Factor" /"Poland's Got Talent" section—are left behind with surprising haste, and from then on "Cold War" never stops moving.
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" But in dismissing the case, Judge Steven Barrett said the grand jury was told "by both commission and omission" that communications of other officers with Haste "were not relevant.
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"In his haste to reach an agreement, President Trump elevated North Korea to the level of the United States while preserving the regime's status quo," she said in statement.
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In their haste to get financing, start-up founders often fail to read the fine print and later discover that they have signed away huge shares of the profits.
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A producer's indifference and desperate haste to remove the body, avoid liabilities and proceed with shooting give you an idea of where this frenzied, Almodóvaresque backstage farce is going.
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"The haste with which it has been done is going to give rise to suspicions," Sen said, adding that Das will now be under enormous pressure to prove himself.
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In October, dissenting from a denial of a stay of execution in an opinion almost certainly written in haste, Justice Breyer got the date of an earlier decision wrong.
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If the Yemen war is still raging in 2020 (and current indications are not encouraging that it won't be), a new administration must commit to ending it post-haste.
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The haste with which the Texans responded to the season-ending injury of receiver Will Fuller not only resonated within their Houston locker room, it reverberated throughout the league.
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Haste, who pleaded not guilty to the charges, told investigators that he saw Graham reach into his waistband, and he said he believed he was reaching for a weapon.
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The family also said Haste should not receive benefits and should not have the right to own a gun, and called on city leaders to meet personally with Malcolm.
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Haste told investigators that Graham had his hand in his waistband and believed Graham was reaching for a weapon, though prosecutors said no weapon was found at the scene.
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If you've got cable, make haste to catch up on the full season of NOISEY on VICELAND, which also visits Los Angeles, Miami, Detroit, Las Vegas, Jamaica, and London.
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Other White House aides were puzzled about the haste, but grew wise when Mr. Pence quickly added a Saturday rally with Mr. Kemp in Macon, Ga., to his schedule.
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The emails are starting to come in now from friends, the texts, the direct messages, the phone messages left in consideration and in haste: Just checking in about Thanksgiving.
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Some legal experts say the haste with which Trump drafted some of his policy initiatives may have helped those challenging the actions because the orders were not sufficiently vetted.
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Would that have gone unnoticed by either the wire service that provides the Times with images or the editor who, even if he were working in haste, selected it?
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On the surface, Bayern appears to have acted with uncharacteristic haste in firing Ancelotti now, just a few weeks into the season and a day after a humbling defeat.
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"In its haste to transfer dogs to law-enforcement agencies and to adopt other dogs out to civilians, the Army failed to vet some potential recipients," the report said.
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"In his haste to reach an agreement, President Trump elevated North Korea to the level of the United States while preserving the regime's status quo," she said. http://bit.
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But in our haste to find the latest holiday sweaters and party dresses, the hands dyeing the yarns or sewing the hems on those dresses are often an afterthought.
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In their haste to give applicants quick loan decisions - sometimes within 24 hours - some marketplace lenders do not conduct thorough credit checks, known as "hard inquiries," according to industry executives.
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"In his haste to reach an agreement, President Trump elevated North Korea to the level of the United States while preserving the regime's status quo," Pelosi said in a statement.
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And even those working in some of the sex industry's safest and most lucrative jobs could be put at risk, given the bill's ambiguity and the haste of its passage.
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For example, they must pester random people—like those blur-deciphering visitors to websites—into labelling data, and hope that in their annoyance and haste they do not make mistakes.
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We have seen this happen elsewhere, where haste and political expediency produce laws that ultimately diminish a state's reputation along with its appeal for tourism, job creation and economic activity.
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What about the freedom to defend our families from intruders, and all of the legislation that must come about to prosecute crimes against women with all due haste and aggression?
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Such errors by Trump and the White House demonstrate haste or sloppiness, but the ensuing sneers might strengthen Trump's populist image of him draining the Washington swamp of elite eggheads.
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Liman and his screenwriter, Gary Spinelli, tend to chivvy us through the narrative with indecent haste, only to pause awhile and savor the scene as if enjoying a fine cigar.
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They argue that most shows, especially those made in haste to feed the churning maw of streaming platforms, have just enough juice in them for one great run (if that).
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The department filed internal disciplinary charges in June 2012 against Officer Haste, who joined the force in 2008, as well as against a sergeant from the unit and another officer.
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In Brussels, however, the EU executive showed little sign of haste to comply, confirming only that a long-term review of its 2001 Summer Time Directive was still going on.
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Lately, Earth's magnetic field has been wigging out, scooting toward Siberia at the north magnetic pole with such haste that scientists decided to update the map of these powerful forces.
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When the order came for diplomats to withdraw, she was being treated at the University of Pennsylvania; her husband left Havana in such haste that he abandoned their personal belongings.
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"Justice League," by contrast, reflects the haste with which the parties rushed to create their cinematic universe and catch up with Marvel, leaping several intermediate steps in a single bound.
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But it does offer thoughtful commiseration for artists feeling frustrated with "haste and thirst for new ideas" and the "diminishing of our creativity," as Mr. Alaïa said in the book.
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The center-right finance minister, Moshe Kahlon, said that the legislation had been done "in haste," though it was discussed for nearly a decade, and that it should be fixed.
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Blum was up next, but rather than heading to the front of the room, he made his way toward Rees, tripping over the donors in the audience in his haste.
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The bullet, which pierced Mr. Graham's lung and aorta, was fired by Officer Richard Haste, who on Tuesday will face a disciplinary trial at Police Department headquarters in Lower Manhattan.
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After a tenant let the officers into the building, they kicked down the front door to Mr. Graham's apartment, where Officer Haste confronted him in a bathroom and shot him.
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Their haste left stones unturned: the Times story last weekend, for example, reported that Stier had attempted to contact the FBI about what he saw at the party without success.
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Now, in the regime's haste to make the Crisis Cell more efficient, it was employing a member of the opposition to process confidential security memos from all over the country.
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Although more than a dozen officers should be investigated and charged in my son's killing and surrounding misconduct, the department has lodged internal charges against only two besides Officer Haste.
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Constance Malcolm waited five years for Richard Haste, the officer who in 2012 shot and killed her unarmed son, Ramarley Graham, to face a departmental trial, after which he resigned.
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In the wake of the #MeToo movement, directors and theaters have been quick to apply the label to their work, but this haste can reveal its own set of contradictions.
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In her haste to use the bathroom, she even managed to deploy the emergency slide, as the plane was getting ready to take off from Chongqing Airport, reported The Beijing News.
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Police have said that several officers who had seen Graham on the street - including Haste - suspected he had a gun because of the way he moved his hands near his waist.
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The battle for Marawi, and now this latest bombing, are warnings that jihadists are lurking, ready to pounce unless Mr Murad and Mr Duterte make haste to end the separatist conflict.
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And the haste to move forward and confirm Brett Kavanaugh has been the latest reminder that people are uncomfortable looking backward; they would rather skip to the end, and to forgiveness.
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The unusual timing of the call and the adviser's haste to get the message across pointed to Qatar's deep concern about the impact the remarks attributed to the emir could have.
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In a social-media post its military spokesman admitted that Indian aircraft had intruded briefly into Pakistani airspace, but said that when challenged they had "released payloads in haste while escaping".
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" China's "Global Times," a state-sanctioned tabloid, published an editorial saying that in Trump's "first major decision on international affairs, his haste and inconsistency has left people with a deep impression.
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Fulfilling a promise In haste, I packed my stuff and drove from Austin, Texas, to the southernmost tip of Texas to the place where I grew up, the Rio Grande Valley.
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In 2013, a Bronx Supreme Court judge dismissed a manslaughter indictment against Haste based on instructions given by the prosecution to the grand jury regarding communications among officers before the shooting.
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"In its haste to do favors for its polluter cronies, the Trump EPA has broken the law," Meleah Geertsma, senior attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council, said in a statement.
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Think, for example, of the first days of the administration: a Muslim ban planned in secret, implemented in haste, with no operational input -- all ultimately leading to rallies, protests and lawsuits.
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"The most galling aspect of the AHCA was the process itself, in which House GOP leaders recklessly put haste and politics above good policy," Roy wrote in National Review this week.
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It was difficult to get anywhere with any kind of haste because there was always an interesting distraction: a street performance from some local musicians or a particularly fascinating-looking shop.
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"In his haste to reach an agreement, President Trump elevated North Korea to the level of the United States while preserving the regime's status quo," she said in a statement Tuesday.
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Like many 403-somethings, my decisions were informed by panic and haste, but also, of course, by whatever short-lived supply of the pills I happened to be in possession of.
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However, warrior Mars does get into a tussle with another planet before then: On June 9, Mercury opposes Mars and brings you confrontations, irritating conversations, and an overall feeling of haste.
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Flipkart said Friday that it was "disappointed that the government has decided to implement the regulation changes at such haste," but said it was committed to complying with the new rules.
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So it is with bail reform: In our haste to right a profound wrong, we risk re-creating mechanisms of penal control that are nearly as destructive as bail once was.
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The officer, Richard Haste, resigned from the department in March after being found guilty in an administrative trial of using poor tactical judgment, more than five years after Mr. Graham's death.
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We instituted a new family rule — anyone can ask for a hug at any time and it will be delivered post-haste by as many people as are in the vicinity.
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This summer, when his party was trying to force a health bill with unprecedented haste — no hearings, no support from medical experts — McCain stood up for the idea of the Senate.
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In return, America has promised to remove its troops as fast as they can, haste likely driven as much by a US electoral timetable as Taliban impatience to see them gone.
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More worrisome still is that such haste is likely to reduce the quality of NEPA analyses and may lead to badly designed infrastructure and preventable harms to communities and the environment.
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Minutes before Officer Haste fired the fatal shot, narcotics officers staking out a bodega on White Plains Road saw Mr. Graham and two other men enter the store and quickly leave.
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But the Texans answered with haste, covering 75 yards over nine plays, capped when Watson caught a 6-yard pitch from DeAndre Hopkins following a double handoff with 9:53 left.
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He said that while the Arkansas plaintiffs may have chosen to rush their case rather than fully investigate alleged wrongdoing, their haste did not disqualify them from representing Wal-Mart shareholders.
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Speaking to The Hill in between campaign stops in Iowa over the weekend, Carson said that the media's haste to write him off will finally be exposed when ballots are cast.
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The crashes have engulfed Boeing in regulatory and financial headwinds, aggravated by repeated reports over the course of the year that underscored the company's haste to get the aircraft to market.
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Set against that is an air of artistic haste and a quickening appetite—of the photographer's eye beginning to gorge on the world around her, and on its panoply of goods.
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The officer, Richard Haste, 35, quit after he was found guilty on Friday in a Police Department disciplinary review in connection with the shooting of Ramarley Graham, 18, the police said.
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The book seems to have been written in haste, a patchwork of bits and pieces from his Atlantic columns, additional examples of Trumpian malfeasance, and new ways of expressing old outrage.
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Freeman was at Milos restaurant in NYC Thursday night when our photog posed the question ... if there is an Obama role in his future, and Morgan shut it down with haste.
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It's unknown whether any bad actors actually used this attack, but given that Facebook Messenger has over a billion active users, it's nice to know that it's been patched up with haste.
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" Gee set a deadline of July 12 for the parties to "file a joint status report regarding their mediation efforts and what has been done to address post haste the conditions described.
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"Permission Streak" almost embodies Art in the Age of the Internet as a whole, by being so visually overwhelming that by the end it pushes viewers to scarily make generalizations in haste.
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It's possible Ötzi was attacked, and his bow and arrow damaged, stolen, or discarded in haste—though no evidence exists to support this assertion aside from the conspicuous absence of this equipment.
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Not bad enough to earn Jack In The Box a Twitter dragging, but serious enough to merit an overly-diplomatic and lawyerly tweet urging the fast food joint to respond, post-haste!
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Many Afghans are concerned that U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, in its haste to end the war, could push for concessions that might weaken the democratic gains of the post-Taliban era.
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Gustavo Alanis, president of the Mexican Center of Environmental Law advocacy group, said Pemex will run into legal problems if it continues to act in haste over the planned Dos Bocas refinery.
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When the travel ban was first put on hold in February, it was a symbol of the haste and carelessness with which an underprepared and understaffed administration had leapt into the job.
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In their haste to condemn Clinton for using the term "deplorable," the Trump campaign robbed itself of control over who it gets to present as its allies, and who it does not.
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"The President is devastating lives, dishonoring our values and departing from decades of precedent and law in his haste to destroy the lifeline of asylum in America," Pelosi said in a statement.
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In their haste to decide a fast-moving case, the justices barely had time to write their own concurring or dissenting opinions, much less build the consensus needed for a unified voice.
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Despite the rallies, news conferences and petitions — Ms. Malcolm has appeared in front of City Hall three times in the past two months — Officer Haste remains on the force, on modified duty.
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But with news of more Obamacare insurers jacking up premiums or leaving ACA exchanges altogether, they're wisely focusing on McConnell's secrecy and haste as opposed to defending the existing health-care law.
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The victorious moment came a year-and-a-half after the messy days of the original ban, which was drafted in haste by staffers without the usual input from the Justice Department.
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Within a month of looking for work to do online, he jumped in with both feet, launching his first drop-shipping store selling wine fridges and kegerators — but his haste had consequences.
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Prosecutors charged Haste with manslaughter in June 2012, saying that he had acted "recklessly" when he pursued Graham into a home in the Bronx and then fatally shot him in the bathroom.
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Cedeno singled, scoring McGee, with both Herr and Cedeno taking an extra base when Cubs center fielder Bob Dernier bobbled the ball in his haste to get it back to the infield.
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I'd lured him away from the festivities to meet with a corrupt Russian FSB agent, but in my haste to take him out, I loosed a silenced round at the wrong person.
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Even though she thought she was doing the responsible thing at the time, she looks back and says she actually screwed herself over in her haste to repay her student debt early.
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You've been played and in your haste to join in on this popular limousine liberal fad, you have forgotten this disrespectful action of kneeling for our National Anthem was built upon lies.
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The Deputy Secretary of State later explained to her that Trump had decided she had to go — and the haste was due to fear Trump would attack her in a public tweet.
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The deputy secretary of state later explained to her that Trump had decided Yovanovitch had to go — and the haste was due to fear Trump would attack her in a public tweet.
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But I worry that it is too fast, too soon, and that in their haste to ensure an Olympics without provocation, South Korean officials could be rushing headlong into a premature détente.
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"To be sure, this is no ordinary case, but the weighty constitutional issues and political ramifications it presents militate in favor of caution and deliberation, not haste," McFadden said in his order.
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" Henry David Thoreau raised an eyebrow: "We are in great haste to construct a magnetic telegraph from Maine to Texas; but Maine and Texas, it may be, have nothing important to communicate.
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He added that he hoped the talks would proceed "without haste, with patience," and that the talks would be held "undisclosed" with a briefing for the media during a mid-talk break.
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"The absolute last thing that I ever wanted to do on this job was to pull the trigger on anything other than a paper target at the shooting range," Mr. Haste said.
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"During the Removal process the president personally intervened frequently, always on behalf of haste, sometimes on behalf of the economy, but never on behalf of humanity, honesty, or careful planning," Howe writes.
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In the mid-2000s a few kits would occasionally become available when a bankrupt developer dumped its assets in haste, but for the most part the hardware was seldom spotted in the wild.
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I think that "politics of haste" helps explain why we see more legislative error when one party is in control of Congress: They're trying to get a lot done, so they're less careful.
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So in my haste, I dropped $120 on a squat little humidifier from Muji, and even though I bought it back in February, it was easily the worst thing I purchased all year.
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The specific questions aptly posed by Mr. Mantis are ones that thankfully the Constitution gives us the flexibility to confront "with careful, thoughtful deliberation and never in haste," just as Mr. Frandsen proposes.
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COLOMBO, Dec 20123 (Reuters) - The Maldives government on Monday defended its free trade agreement (FTA) with China against criticism from the opposition that it was signed in haste and with insufficient parliamentary scrutiny.
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In her first meeting with Mr Putin, for example, he conceded that the Berlin Wall could never have lasted for ever, but deplored the chaotic haste of the Soviet exit from East Germany.
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The court ruled that jailing Robinson so promptly "gave rise to unfairness," and that the "haste" with which the case was dealt with meant his lawyers weren&apost given enough time to prepare.
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There are also charred roof timbers clearly visible in one of the houses and the excavation team have speculated that those living at the settlement abandoned it in haste when it caught fire.
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The Cardinals added two runs in the third inning, the first on a squibber to the mound that Castillo could not corral in his haste to try to get Carpenter at the plate.
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Rather, they will most likely check on their homes, retrieve personal items left behind in the haste of evacuation and head south again to await the restoration of something closer to normal life.
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"Google [is] planning to have about 7,000 employees in our Senate district, so I would urge them to remove the app post-haste," New York State Senator Brad Hoylman (D) told The Verge.
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Four years ago, Ms. Malcolm's son Ramarley Graham was shot and killed by a police officer, Richard Haste, in the company of several others, a few feet from where she was now standing.
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At that point, all of your game traffic—and only your game traffic—is diverted onto the Haste platform for routing to and from the game server for the duration of the game.
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"The concern is, as with any populist reforms, that any new rules made in haste may overlook the fact that low-tax jurisdictions often play an important and legitimate role," Mr. Smith said.
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What we're hearing: A top House Republican aide says haste was the cause of the "ridiculous, tone-deaf unforced error" when the GOP attempted in trying to cripple the Office of Congressional Ethics.
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The Court itself said it had ruled with unprecedented haste to show British lawmakers they have three options not two — leave on agreed terms, leave without a deal or not leave at all.
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His decision was announced with such haste that the White House could not answer basic questions about how it would be carried out, including what would happen to transgender people on active duty.
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Hundreds of children at a school just 100 meters (yards) from the factory jumped in terror over a wall as the explosions boomed, dropping books and bags in their haste to get away.
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This objective observer (who remains removed from team politics and has the power to veto decisions) not only works to prevent manager bias but keeps the company from hiring mistakes made in haste.
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They are happy that lawmakers are trying to fix Mr. Obama's health law — rising premiums are a worry for many — but fear that Republicans, in their haste, will make a bad situation worse.
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The situation required a "slow and methodical approach" aimed at protecting officers' and civilians' lives, she said, and Officer Haste had safer alternatives, including calling for backup or the specialized Emergency Service Unit.
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It is with them in mind that I would urge policymakers to refrain from making decisions about the future of this site – and the health of the surrounding community – with too much haste.
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In New Hampshire, Buttigieg wore a white shirt and a blue tie under an oversized brown leather bomber jacket that looked as if it had been purchased in haste when the cold descended.
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The police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, will decide whether to fire Officer Haste after he reviews a report with recommendations from Rosemarie Maldonado, the deputy commissioner of trials, who presided over the proceedings.
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In today's society, people are in such haste to judge, to fire off a tweet, to create a construct for what they may not understand, that the impact on others is frequently lost.
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But many of the 800,000 people who kill themselves each year act in haste, and more could be saved with better health services, labour-market policies and curbs on booze, guns, pesticide and pills.
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According to Lieutenant John Grimpel, the deputy commissioner public information at the NYPD, New York Police Commissioner James O'Neill has not yet made a decision on whether or not Haste will face disciplinary action.
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Mr Hutchinson's haste avowedly stemmed from the trouble that his state, like others, has faced in carrying out legal injections, which had seemed a reassuringly hygienic method, just as the electric chair once did.
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In their haste to open the streetcar system, officials had cut corners, said Leif A. Dormsjo, who became director of the District Transportation Department last year under a new mayor, Muriel Bowser, a Democrat.
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The White Walker army will try to rush through the tunnel and, in their haste, not even realize it is merely a clever mural on the side of the wall made by yours truly.
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"He pleaded for calm and warned against (acting towards Britain with) unnecessary toughness and haste ... The most important thing is for the country itself to decide what it wants," Bild quoted Kohl as saying.
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As I'd already seen the film and wanted to make haste, I just popped my head in for a second to catch Tom Cruise hanging off a rock, as per usual, before darting off.
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Senator Richard Gordon, chairman of the senate investigation panel, believes approval and procurement for the program went through with "undue haste", given how quickly the department of health (DOH) received funding for the campaign.
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Additionally, "in their haste to build a wall to keep companies from leaving the U.S., they may well have built a wall to keep investment from coming back into the United States," he added.
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I think in his anger and haste he is severely underestimating the empathy people have for a betrayed spouse, who might, in misdirected anger, blame the victim, believe the unbelievable, and grant unearned forgiveness.
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I've tried to describe Tova's face systematically, following a certain order, and even a casual glance will reveal that, in my haste to move from her hair to her eyes, I missed her forehead.
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Timeliness, these days, requires a quick trigger finger; the world of rising fascism and viral falsehoods and ongoing environmental disaster won't hold still long enough to be written about with more than visceral haste.
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Our job was to make sure they are able to fulfill those basic needs—moving them to fresh fields and refilling their water tub after they tip it over in their haste to drink.
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In their haste to make the offer, she says, they circulated some materials saying the lunches were limited to kids with a paying adult and that there was a two-kid limit per family.
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On the chamber's western wall, twelve baboons with an identical design are arrayed in a grid, and various slip-ups suggest haste: one of the baboons is missing a black outline around its penis.
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His decision was announced with such haste that the White House could not answer basic inquiries about how it would be carried out, including what would happen to openly transgender people on active duty.
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"The haste with which 'The Rise of Skywalker' rushes to undo its predecessor is almost comical at first, at least before its capitulation to the franchise's most toxic fans turns outright contemptible," Adams wrote.
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" It then shared a link to its definition of oxymoron: "A figure of speech by which a locution produces an incongruous, seemingly self-contradictory effect, as in 'cruel kindness' or 'to make haste slowly.
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Four years ago, New York Police Officer Richard Haste shot and killed 18-year-old Ramarley Graham in Graham's own home, while the teen's grandmother and 6-year-old brother were in the apartment.
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If the academy created a similar ceremony for the short films, they could potentially play in full in front of an industry audience, and the winners' acceptance speeches need not be made in haste.
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In its haste to set up the next chapter (and having finished the game, I can tell you there is going to be a next chapter), it wastes a lot of this game's precious time.
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"The Trump Administration's efforts to streamline the pipeline permitting process has inadvertently hurt projects...as regulatory haste repeatedly continues to create legal problems," analysts at Height Capital Markets in Washington, D.C., said in a report.
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Preet Bharara, the U.S.attorney for the Southern District of New York, said he personally informed the family of Ramarley Graham and their representatives of the decision to not prosecute New York Police Officer Richard Haste.
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Now that I have shown that the United States Patent and Trademark Office is literally killing Gene Simmons, I expect his attempt to trademark the devil horns gesture will be revived and accepted post-haste.
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When public officials don't act with the appropriate haste to save people under their protection, too many prisoners face what amounts to a death sentence—one for which they were never charged and never tried.
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"And the reason for such reckless haste is all too obvious: the product is a wretched one ... it is focused on the wealthy to the exclusion of the middle class," he said in a statement.
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In his haste to cripple government regulation and publicize his success, Mr. Pruitt and his officials have failed to follow important procedures, and courts have already struck down at least six of his rollback efforts.
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I don't want to police anyone's grief but I do have some concerns about writers and other public figures rushing with unseemly haste to include themselves in the narrative as soon as someone notable dies.
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While attempting to take the high road, on Tuesday, Pakistan's National Security Committee reached the consensus that the state "cannot act in haste" and would remain committed to playing a constructive role in the region.
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The Police Department is seeking to dismiss Officer Haste, 22014, because he "exercised poor tactical judgment leading to the discharge of his firearm, resulting in the death of Ramarley Graham," his lawyer, Stuart London, said.
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"It was a travesty," he said of the investigation, and he was speaking not just of the sloppiness and haste of some of the F.B.I.'s actions, with which the inspector general also took issue.
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"It's hard to understand as anything but a combination of haste and ineptitude," said Nicholas Bagley, a law professor at the University of Michigan, who worked in the Obama administration Justice Department defending its regulations.
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The chancellor's mixed messages — urging haste while scaling back ambitions — illustrate how the TTIP is in danger of becoming a zombie pact, dead even as negotiators go through the motions of finalizing it, experts said.
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We've written before about how to be on your guard: Check the source, check the context (spam messages can come from friends, if those friends have been hacked), and in general don't do anything in haste.
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Extra extra: The MMI system has tons of cool little functions, like flight info, that most drivers will still go to their smartphones or Apple CarPlay to look up in the reality of real-world haste.
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Nowhere more so than in last week's temporary ban on entry for citizens from seven Middle Eastern countries—drafted in secret, enacted in haste and unlikely to fulfil its declared aim of sparing America from terrorism.
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"Short positions for the Aussie had piled up just yesterday on the dovish RBA, and now they appear to be reversed in haste following the Chinese data," said Yukio Ishizuki, senior forex strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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In their haste to cash in on the CBD rush, Sharp has seen plenty of prospective hemp farmers dive in without doing their research first, a problem he expects to grow if the farm bill passes.
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The firing was done in such haste that his own comms shop couldn't catch up, and the vast majority of White House staff learned about it on TV when the news broke, per White House sources.
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It was the haste with which Mr Apandi ruled out criminality that prompted the sharper tone from the Swiss authorities, who are investigating suspected bribery, corruption, misconduct in public office and money-laundering linked to 1MDB.
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Senator Richard Gordon, chairman of the senate investigation panel, said approval and procurement for the program went through with "unbelievable haste and phenomenal speed" given how quickly the Department of Health received funding for the campaign.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top Democrat in the U.S. Senate, Chuck Schumer, decried what he called undue haste to confirm President-elect Donald Trump's nominations for various top posts, saying on Monday they needed more thorough vetting.
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The footage was posted on YouTube on Tuesday and features Nasrala touring the base and pointing out items which appear to have been left behind by the US army in their haste to leave the area.
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The UNAIDS board and the office of the secretary-general should move with haste, demanding Sidibé and his cohort in the secretariat step down before the new year and placing a credible technocrat in temporary leadership.
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Schumer tried to stoke Republican jitters that the tax bill could turn out to be a long-term political liability by warning that massive legislation passed in haste rarely worked out well for the American people.
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But in the haste to pass a tax bill with no hearings and little public input, this surely will not be the only surprise to be found among the tax bill's hundreds of pages of provisions.
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Protesters had argued the structure could see them working for nothing at certain points of the day, as well as risking safety by encouraging more haste to pack in a greater number of deliveries per hour.
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"Hostinger acted with haste—and very rightly so—in suspending Fascist Forge, an online forum that promotes neo-Nazi violence and radicalises recruits," said David Ibsen, the CEP executive director in a company release posted online.
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This was an unserious summit, cobbled together in haste by an unserious man, and summed up by the video fantasy of a glorious shared future, shown by the Trump administration in Singapore just after the meeting.
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In its haste to tie up loose ends as efficiently as possible, "Passengers" becomes a banal, formulaic pastiche of dozens of other like-minded space operas in which the human drama gives way to technological awe.
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From the pointless, counterproductive, prejudice-reeking temporary ban on immigration from seven mainly Muslim countries to a botched Navy SEAL raid on Al Qaeda in Yemen, the same traits of haste and imprudence have been apparent.
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"The due legal process seems to have been ignored including (the) constitution of special court, (the) denial of fundamental right of self-defense, undertaking individual specific proceedings and concluding the case in haste," the statement said.
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It seems this was composed in haste ("one year ago .... in the works for a year") and takes aim at two targets Weinstein hopes we will agree are worse than him, NRA CEO LaPierre and Donald Trump.
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Senator Richard Gordon, chairman of the investigation panel, said the programme's approval and procurement were done with "undue haste", given how quickly the department of health (DOH)got funding for the 3.5-billion-peso ($69.55-million) campaign.
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Interviews with former Uber employees reveal that the company's haste to get its cars on public roads resulted in some cut corners, most notably scaling back the number of sensors used to detect objects on the road.
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Verlander, who struck out 11 while allowing two runs on six hits over six innings, surrendered three singles over his first five innings and set down Charlie Blackmon and DJ LeMahieu with haste to open the sixth.
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The debt collector, which had planned to appoint Crook as its chairman in preparation for the London listing, said on Friday that Andy Haste who is also chairman of British lender Wonga, would be its chairman elect.
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"By refraining from acting with undue haste, you will ensure that agency staff may fully assess the costs and benefits of rules, making it less likely that unintended consequences will harm consumers and businesses," his letter said.
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Senator Richard Gordon, chairman of the investigation panel, said the program's approval and procurement were done with "undue haste", given how quickly the department of health (DOH)got funding for the 3.5-billion-peso ($69.55-million) campaign.
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" Ambassador Chris Hill — who served under Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama — said on MSNBC that the document appeared to be "drafted in haste," and is missing words like "verified": "There needs to be a companion action document.
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Five Finger Death Punch is trying to crank out new songs before its lead singer ends up in rehab -- or worse -- but that haste is making for some really crappy music, according to their own record label.
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The prosecution argued that Najib had not acted alone, colluding on numerous occasions with fugitive financier Low Taek Jho, or better known as Jho Low, to set up and carry out abnormal financial transactions "with undue haste".
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The Police Department is seeking to fire Officer Haste, who is charged with exercising "poor tactical judgment" that led him to kill Mr. Graham, 18, at his home in the Wakefield neighborhood, the prosecutor, Beth Douglas said.
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As a departmental trial in his death was coming to a close, his relatives expressed concern that the city would invoke 50-a to avoid revealing the punishment for Richard Haste, the officer who killed Mr. Graham.
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Several prominent authors who stood accused of plagiarism, including the poet and memoirist Jill Bialosky and the historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, have emerged relatively unscathed, their mistakes chalked up to haste or sloppiness rather than intellectual dishonesty.
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"De Blasio and O'Neill must fire Richard Haste, begin the trials against Scott Morris and John McLoughlin to fire them, and hold all the other officers who racially profiled my son and engaged in misconduct accountable," Malcolm said.
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In their haste to embrace a "back to Europe" narrative that smuggles in the liberalism that marked democracy's march in their half of the continent, well-meaning westerners have overlooked the rather different journey taken by the east.
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Having a solid intention for getting your piercing also means you probably won't regret it, and may pay a little more attention to cleaning the area properly than someone who just got a piercing in haste, she says.
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The scene drew different reactions from the crowd, depending on which angle they had on Noah, who in his haste was blissfully oblivious to his beltless trousers sliding further and further down as he spoke to Auger Aliassime.
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But it said her decision to move to arbitration rather than letting the courts decide the case, against the advice of state agencies, demonstrated a "haste and lightness that constitute grave negligence on the part of a minister".
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ROME (Reuters) - Pope Francis, leading Catholics into the season of Lent, urged people on Wednesday to slow down amid the noise, haste and desire for instant gratification in a high-tech world to rediscover the power of silence.
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The standard fish-on-ice case was also removed, so that patrons can slurp their noodles side by side, in rhythm if not in haste, and catch only a glimpse of the sensei's baseball cap behind the counter.
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Steve Bullock of Montana, who visited the office during the tumult of his campaign kickoff, left in haste after his interview — so that he could take a run in the city before hopping on a flight to Iowa.
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But the differences have also left some on the Dutch side wondering whether in their haste to rebuild, and in their comparatively looser regulatory environment, the rebuilding did not happen with enough thought given to withstanding future storms.
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Ekaterina Schulmann, a political scientist, wrote that the first thing she noticed about the bill was the commas: So many of them seemed to be missing that it appeared the bill had been drafted and published in haste.
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"We're inclined to think that this sort of failed flight reflects on the fact that more deportations are being carried out in haste and are perhaps not as well-planned as they might have been previously," she added.
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Those too impatient to wait should make haste, meanwhile, to Paris, where the Fondation Louis Vuitton (FLV) in the Bois de Boulogne has unveiled two of the most vivid exhibitions of African artists that the city has ever seen.
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"Withdrawing the law will defuse the protests that some areas of the Kingdom are witnessing as a result of government haste in sending the amendments (to parliament) before holding a comprehensive dialogue about them", he was cited as saying.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's President Emmanuel Macron took on critics of Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday, saying it was too easy to criticize the young leader's haste to reform and urged detractors to give him time.
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In the haste to put together new tax legislation late last year, the U.S. government lost an opportunity to address the situation American expatriates face, according to Charles M. Bruce, legal counsel at American Citizens Abroad, an advocacy group.
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Congress and the administration should proceed with all deliberate haste to identify domestic sources of the metals and minerals needed for national defense — and ensure that America begins to extract more of its own vast troves of these resources.
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In light of Jackson's haste to dismantle the veteran team he inherited two years ago because he knew that at best it was low-playoff marginal, the riddle is why he didn't hire Kurt Rambis in the first place.
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But lawyers for the officer, Richard Haste, 35, called him a "hero" and said he was trying to take what he believed to be an illegal gun off the street when he shot and killed Ramarley Graham on Feb.
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In a hearing in January on departmental charges, police prosecutors said Officer Haste had made many mistakes when he and other officers in a narcotics unit followed Mr. Graham from a bodega into his apartment building in February 2012.
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"By refraining from acting with undue haste, you will ensure that agency staff may fully assess the costs and benefits of rules, making it less likely that unintended consequences will harm consumers and businesses," a letter to the administration said.
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One of those was what he called a "politics of haste" during periods of one-party control of Congress and the White House, where the majority party tries to get as much done as they can before the next election.
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The official police narrative states that Haste saw Graham reaching for his waistband—and presumably a gun—which prompted the officer to fatally shoot him in front of Graham's grandmother, Patricia Hartley, and his six-year-old brother, Chinnor Campbell.
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Despite the haste in which the trials were conducted, and although the Native Americans were given no presumption of innocence or right to defense, public opinion in Minnesota overwhelmingly approved the verdicts and wanted to see them carried out without delay.
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But in his haste to rush a blueprint out the door ahead of his 100th day in office this Saturday, Trump committed his administration to a plan that very likely won't work, even if Republicans in Congress support it unanimously.
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"Indeed, in your haste to circumvent your own committee's investigation, rules, process and Ranking Member, you and your staff sent us subpoenas directing 'the Central Intelligence Agency' -- with which our clients have no relationship -- to produce documents," the letter says.
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Do not be gulled by the slow pace of Jia's stories; they are ceaselessly alive to his country's haste, as it rushes to erase and to construct, and his sympathies tilt to those uncertain souls who simply can't keep up.
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"It's rather usual after the flood that authorities try to restore the situation in a haste, and then have troubles finding money and consensus for water management," said Chris Zevenberger, a professor of urban systems at Unesco's Institute for Water Education.
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The mother of the teenager, Ramarley Graham, stood at City Hall on Thursday and called on Officer Richard Haste, who shot her son, to be fired along with other officers of the Street Narcotics Enforcement Unit involved in the episode.
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In fact, the whole place is kitted out with charity shop finds, giving the impression that it has been recently vacated in haste by the Mad Hatter and his cronies (a thought that seems increasingly well-founded as my meal progresses).
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They decried the haste with which Infantino is attempting to push through an agreement for a 24-team World Cup for clubs and a league for nations that would be bankrolled by the fund whose identity has been kept secret.
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The latest poisoning raised the prospect that in their haste to flee the area, the would-be assassins simply tossed aside a top secret, Soviet-designed weapon that the British authorities, despite a cleanup operation that lasted weeks, failed to discover.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 Despite the team's achievements, dozens of churches were still destroyed in the authorities' haste to redesign the heart of the city, even though some had received approval to be moved.
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It struck me that she wasn't greeting customers or inquiring after their well-being; she was simply visiting with them, moving without haste or urgency, as if in a different time zone; as if there was nowhere else she'd rather be.
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"To prevent the omnibus situation from ever happening again, I'm calling on Congress to give me a line-item veto for all government spending bills," he said, expressing unhappiness with the massive bill and the haste with which it was passed.
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Nicaragua is a country whose own protracted internal conflict in the 1980s is still vivid memory among many survivors on both sides of that war – and taking up arms again is a decision that no one will likely make in haste.
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A year ago, Mr. Bharara issued a long statement explaining the decision not to charge a white officer, Richard Haste, in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager, Ramarley Graham, in the bathroom of his Bronx home in 2012.
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Officer Haste, dressed in a black suit, sat still during the proceedings on Tuesday in a fourth-floor trial room at Police Department headquarters in Lower Manhattan, occasionally taking notes and speaking to his lawyers, who were seated next to him.
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" Cathy Callaway of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network said the Michigan order was vague in certain respects, adding she was worried that states "are working in haste as opposed to really doing their due diligence and doing it well.
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The officers, who were in plain clothes but were wearing police jackets and shields, went out of the tenant's front door to the vestibule, where Officer Haste let in Officer Chris Crocitto, the sergeant's driver, and Officer Mcloughlin, according to testimony.
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Everything we know about them comes from these ruins and the artifacts they left behind, but it appears now that much of it could be at risk from the Trump administration's unseemly haste in allowing oil and gas drilling nearby.
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One especially poignant photograph simply shows Arabic handwriting against a white void; when translated, we learn that this refugee, Endrious Esho, in his haste to get his family out of the Isis-controlled province of Nenewah, Iraq, left everything behind.
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The first version of the ban (which covered all people from seven majority-Muslim countries for 90 days, and nearly all refugees for 120 days), signed in January, was written in haste by the White House without senior officials even giving input.
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He instructed Chinese state-owned companies to dig deep, and they did - assisted by a horde of smaller private miners that drilled in haste, polluted liberally, and drove prices so low it became uneconomical for many foreign rivals to stay in business.
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There are blue bags stuffed to the gills with Holsten Pils, the yellow flash of emptied pouches of Golden Virginia Smooth, the dirty green of a freshly purchased twenty bag perched atop a DVD case, ready to be consumed with the utmost haste.
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It is a daunting task to write the social and architectural history of seven different forms, and there are signs of haste: Burnham did not tackle the "projected location of the Washington Monument" in 1901; that monument had been completed in 1888.
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But in their haste to speak truth to power, in the same way that they might shout their opprobrium on Steam forums, they risk coming across as boorish to types who prefer their games and their politics a good deal more casual.
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The first batter, Jason Kipnis, hit a little roller in front of the plate, and Ross, in his haste to throw him out at first, threw the ball off line, allowing Kipnis to go to second and the lead runner to third.
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The film keeps having to catch up with itself, defining the characters by their doom before we've had a chance to grasp who they are, or were, and amid the haste we're left to ask who the hero is supposed to be.
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Republican leaders would inevitably like to keep their promise they made to American voters to repeal ObamaCare, but they must make sure that in their haste to repeal they don't put seniors' health at risk — that's a consequence none of us want.
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Since then, I have recognized the much-needed importance and haste for a third gender marker at the federal level, noting the president's rapid anti-trans and anti-womxn legislation, as well as protecting trans women from being sent to men's jails.
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Others claimed, citing no evidence, that the remarkable haste with which the Kremlin was pushing through the constitutional changes and remaking the government was evidence that Mr. Putin might want to call it quits — or was trying to head off a coup.
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As the debate reached a fever pitch in 2014 and stretched through the 2016 presidential race, Mr. Graham's parents, Frank Graham and Constance Malcolm, participated in demonstrations and waged an unsuccessful campaign to have Officer Haste criminally prosecuted for their son's death.
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It's part of a broader pattern of haste that's played out with the Kavanaugh nomination: Thousands of pages of documents from Kavanaugh's time in the Bush White House were released the day before his confirmation hearing began at the start of September.
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AFTER DYING in his bed in 1975 General Francisco Franco, Spain's dictator for 36 years, was buried in haste at the Valley of the Fallen, the grandiose monument on a mountainside outside Madrid that he built to celebrate his victory in the Spanish civil war.
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I really can't speak to that" Monica McCafferty of R&R Partners, who worked on the contract as well, said in an email that "the failure to issue the disclosure on the op-ed itself was an inadvertent human error and mistake, made in haste.
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This is a process not worth paying attention to, except that if it were to go stupidly wrong (and this is DC after all), we might suddenly find that the thousands of AI startups in the Valley suddenly become "definitely not AI" startups post-haste.
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"Your actions have destroyed my brand and the business and have now restricted your ability to recover all the dues," said Modi in the letter, accusing PNB of acting in haste and noting that his firm has always been current on paying what it owed.
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Speaking at a news conference in Dhaka on Friday, at the end of her trip, Lee called on the Bangladesh government to consult with the U.N. and humanitarian agencies before any move to Bhasan Char, which she said should not be done in haste.
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"Those long on the yen are not in haste to unwind them on fears that the currency could gain further, with the Bank of Japan seemingly running out of options to prevent the yen from appreciating," Yamada at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said.
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Fourteen minutes later, Marozsan hit a free kick that smacked off the post to the right of Lindahl and landed in front of the goal, where Sweden's Linda Sembrant, in her haste to clear the ball away, instead knocked it right past her goalkeeper.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans in Congress struggled on Thursday with their efforts to dismantle Obamacare, with conservatives urging haste while some lawmakers said the task had become more of a repair job than the repeal of the U.S. healthcare law promised by President Donald Trump's administration.
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A specialist wraps the dress in untold yardage of delicate tissue before sending it via courier service to its destination — a place that, no matter where it lies on the map, is surely a land far, far removed from the disposable haste of modern life.
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Last summer, he dramatically entered the Senate chamber and cast a decisive vote against the administration's ghastly health care bill, partly on grounds that it had been concocted in haste and without hearings and had thus failed the basic requirements of sound legislative process.
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"As a result of FEMA's haste to establish base camps, and the shortage of trained and experienced contracting officials, the Clearbrook contract was not effectively awarded and administered, leading to contractual deficiencies, excessive billings, and questionable costs of $16.4 million," the February 2007 report read.
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" After Mr. Graham was shot, the Police Department's Firearms Discharge Review Board ruled that Officer Haste was justified in firing his weapon, Mr. London said, adding that the officer "is remorseful for Mr. Graham's family, but that's a separate issue from whether he was justified.
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In addition to demanding a federal grand jury, Graham's family is also calling on Mayor Bill de Blasio and NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton to immediately fire Haste, who was put on desk duty after the shooting but has continued to receive regular pay raises.
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Policy experts say the undermining of university credits would be among the most consequential provisions in the 5003-page bill, illustrating how in their haste to erase Obama's regulatory legacy, Republicans could disrupt a higher education system that is considered the best in the world.
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It might be the fact that it's April and all anyone wants is for summer to arrive in haste, but in my opinion, to dislike Naturdays or beer that tastes a little bit like juice is to dislike sunshine and flowers and also joy.
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"While the emphasis on moving quickly is not surprising, there is also a significant risk that unnecessary haste could lead to major mistakes in the legislation that would generate strong political backlash," wrote Mr. Antos and Mr. Capretta, scholars at the American Enterprise Institute.
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The haste of the initiative was, therefore, notable, especially when juxtaposed with last night's revelation that Trump had, despite his prior claims, repaid his lawyer Michael Cohen the $130,000 Cohen paid to porn actress Stormy Daniels to guarantee her silence following an alleged affair with Trump.
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" —The Dictionary of the English Language "It is commonly observed, that when two Englishmen meet, their first talk is of the weather; they are in haste to tell each other, what each must already know, that it is hot or cold, bright or cloudy, windy or calm.
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There, I found out what said spy was up to, but also got poisoned—and in my haste to sprint to the location with the antidote, I didn't notice a massive piece of machinery warming up and… poor Vijay Bhatia got caught in the works and perished.
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"As an American, born and raised in the States by immigrant parents, I was incredibly shocked and saddened to see the executive order issued — and the haste and disarray with which it was implemented the following morning," she said via email when asked for her thoughts.
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Trump is to blame for any havoc he might wreak in Syria or elsewhere, but Democrats, in their haste to undercut Trump at any cost, played a vital assisting role in creating a climate whereby anti-Russia genuflecting seemed to be the most politically-prudent course.
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In my haste to explore the shattered star bridge I'd missed the bus that would have taken me out to the nearest, newest island—a structure in the form a gargantuan blue pig with glittering golden eyes and a glossy red apple stuck in its mouth.
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In their haste to set the law on a one-way road to extinction before inauguration day next week, they might—stress, might—close the Obama era with an ironic send-off: an implicit admission that for all intents and purposes, Obamacare is here to stay.
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In February, at a rally outside City Hall at which Ms. Malcolm urged the mayor to have Officer Haste fired, Mr. King led a chant of "No hope, No vote," implying that the electorate should cast its votes elsewhere if Mr. de Blasio failed to act.
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Or to put it differently, the tax legislation Republicans are trying to ram through Congress with indecent haste, without hearings or time for any kind of serious study, looks an awful lot like an attempt not simply to reinforce plutocracy, but to entrench a hereditary plutocracy.
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A grumpy businessman whose apparent midlife crisis coincides with Khaled's arrival, Wikstrom abruptly, but not quickly — Mr. Kaurismaki has a principled aversion to haste — leaves his wife, quits his job, wins a lot of money in a poker game and buys a restaurant called the Golden Pint.
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The officer, Richard Haste, took the witness stand on the fourth day of his trial at 1 Police Plaza in Lower Manhattan, where he is accused of poor tactical judgment in the shooting of Ramarley Graham, 18, who was unarmed when he was killed on Feb.
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Under questioning from his defense lawyer, Stuart London, Officer Haste said that when he encountered Mr. Graham in the victim's bathroom, he felt he had no choice but to shoot after Mr. Graham did not obey commands to show his hands and reached deeper into his pants.
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Ms. Scarlett noted that haste may also undermine or delay the Interior Department's proposal to change an Obama-era plan to protect the habitat of the sage grouse, a bird that roams millions of acres in 11 states, including areas potentially rich in oil and gas deposits.
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The young man made a motion and Haste told investigators "he believed that Mr. Graham was reaching for the weapon that had been described in [an] earlier radio transmission, and that he fired one round from his weapon in response to a perceived deadly threat," according to the statement.
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Ultimately, the grand jury did not indict Officer Haste in the 123 death of the 18-year-old, illustrating the standard by which police shootings are typically evaluated for criminal prosecution: What matters is the perspective of the officer, with an officer's sense of danger given significant weight.
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The fatal accidents that have occurred in self-driving cars should instead serve as a wake-up call to the fact that, despite the hype and haste of the market to make autonomous vehicles available for sale, we have more work to do to make the technology safe.
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In its haste to roll back common sense and broadly supported justice reforms that have slowed prison growth and reduced crime, the Trump administration has ignored the facts and research showing that increased incarceration doesn't make us safer and survivors' calls for more effective strategies to stop crime cycles.
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But either this haste shows in the result, or lightning doesn't strike twice: A Bad Moms Christmas is thin and silly, like an overlong Christmas episode of a sitcom you pair with some reheated lo mein when you can't figure out what else to do on a stray weeknight.
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Crown Prince Mohammed's haste, however, may now come at a price, because the lack of transparency or due process surrounding the anticorruption crackdown is sure to unnerve the same private investors he hopes to attract — including through a planned stock offering of the huge state oil company, Aramco.
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" Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House Democratic leader, all but dismissed the "vague promises" agreed to by the two leaders and lamented that "in his haste to reach an agreement, President Trump elevated North Korea to the level of the United States while preserving the regime's status quo.
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The original order, which landed one week after Mr. Trump took office and barred entry by all citizens of seven majority-Muslim countries, was marked by such haste and dubious reasoning that it ran into immediate trouble with federal judges across the country, not to mention intense public outcry.
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Alex Bregman, who made the defensive play of the A.L.C.S. cutting down Greg Bird at the plate in Game 2101, fielded the ball and delivered a perfect throw to Altuve, who in his haste to turn the double play, dropped the ball while taking it out of his glove.
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It's replaced it with frequent reminders that Trump holds the fate of 750,000 people (and their families) in his hands; that he could change his mind about them at any time; and that no one in the government appears to be pressuring him to make a decision with any haste.
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Jessica cheekily captioned the shot, "Missed a spot…" poking fun at the fact that despite clearly having just shaved her legs, in her haste a tragedy befell her that every woman who has ever shaved her legs is all to familiar with, missing a wide swatch of some very long strands.
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But, in our haste to find the coolest and most emotionally fulfilling stones, we might not notice that our crystals of choice were actually made in a lab, rather than extracted from the earth (and, for that matter, we might not even know where in the world they're being extracted).
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In Republicans' haste to repeal every tax in the Affordable Care Act, their budget lines were hemorrhaging revenue, leaving them torn between taking health care subsidies away from millions of poor and working class people or finding a new revenue stream to limit the insurance coverage loss their bill would cause.
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Fright fans as well as connoisseurs of seriously good filmmaking should turn this finely tuned thriller into a much-needed hit for Paramount and, as the remaining two entries in Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach Trilogy have already been published, the studio should get the next film installment rolling post haste.
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I built up a collection of literally hundreds of albums by the likes of August Burns Red, Norma Jean, As I Lay Dying, Demon Hunter, Oh Sleeper, and Haste the Day (as well as less metal-oriented but equally as devout bands such as Project 86, Thrice, P.O.D., and Pillar).
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In his On the Art of Cinema (1973) he advances a comprehensive vision of filmmaking that ranges from technical advice, to the theory of drama and characterization, to how to ram immense quantities of propaganda down the viewer's throat without causing him to flee the movie theater in great haste.
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Without notes and with neither haste nor waste, she speaks of Pillow tradition (marvelously eclectic — multicultural, too); welcomes back companies that are old friends; proudly announces premieres; and mentions which companies she is happy to see making their debuts at the Pillow this year precisely because she's seen their work elsewhere.
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If you try to cover up that death by hiding the body and, in your haste, bury it in the same mystical graveyard, prompting it to reanimate and unleash holy hell on the living, then, just as with the bathing and the feeding and the walking, that's gonna be on you.
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But trouble arrived in the third when Christian Vazquez worked a nine-pitch walk, and then Severino, after starting with two strikes, threw four consecutive balls to Jackie Bradley Jr. Third baseman Todd Frazier, in his haste to start a double play, then dropped Eduardo Nunez's grounder, leaving the bases loaded.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York and Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City, both articulate in criticizing President Trump for his autocratic ways, themselves ignored established land-use procedures and failed to consult with local officials or community groups in their haste to reach an agreement with Amazon.
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I was unhappy with the location of my apartment and roommates: Having decided to relocate to London on a whim and made the the international move within the span of three weeks, I secured a place in a haste and committed to the first normal-looking place I found and saw on Spareroom.
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The statement said that "despite all unwarranted allegations, Pakistan cannot act in haste and will remain committed to playing a constructive role towards an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace process, not just for the sake of its own people, but also for the peace and security of the region and international community".
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The greens are asking the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to step in immediately and block the EPA from halting the rule "In its haste to do favors for its polluter cronies, the Trump EPA has broken the law," Meleah Geertsma, a senior NRDC attorney, said in a statement.
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Our world is largely built atop a foundation of software built in haste, by sloppy engineers using memory-unsafe languages, and then pressed into service for newly emergent purposes by people who had neither the talent nor the time to understand the niceties of the process and/or the consequences of their actions.
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A conservative former prime minister, Kostas Karamanlis, who was in power when Greece blocked Macedonia's NATO bid in 2008, said in a written statement that the deal was sealed "in undue haste," adding that the government "should have respected the sensitivities and listened to the legitimate concerns of the large majority of citizens."
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Instead of buttons and buttonholes, closures on tweed outerwear were Velcro straps; instead of wearing stockings on their legs, the models wore them pulled up and over their bodies, effectively creating a 1920s silhouette while simultaneously reflecting, said Mr. Galliano, "the way we dress in haste," rushing from one tweet to another.
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