It cannot be blamed on the inadequacies of following generations.
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It has also exposed the clunky inadequacies of Lebanon's political system.
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The International Chamber of Commerce said the bill had "gross inadequacies".
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Some of the inadequacies are absurd — and fixable with tighter laws.
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But I can never shake the inadequacies I see in myself.
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But my inner voice still whispers to me about my inadequacies.
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It will expose the inadequacies and inequalities in our health system.
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Supersymmetry might also eradicate one more of the Standard Model's inadequacies.
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But we're not seeing inadequacies in areas where patients are at risk.
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The department's fish and wildlife service detailed its inadequacies in a report.
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The inadequacies of these models show why this is an urgent issue.
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But neither she nor a putative Chancellor Schulz can compensate for France's inadequacies.
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Over time, however, some athletes begin to realize the inadequacies of the system.
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I was wearing my inadequacies all over my face for the world to see.
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Lam admitted that inadequacies in the government's work had disappointed and saddened the public.
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They gripe about the ghastliness of the journey and the inadequacies of their offspring.
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On that day, the flimsy protections of the new federal plans will prove their inadequacies.
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God. Fuck. God. Nothing like wedding season to put your own inadequacies into sharp relief.
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It joined the long list of insecurities and inadequacies that I use to define myself.
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For years, Britain's inadequacies have been compensated for by its membership in the European Union.
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People who hate can blame others for their losses, reducing doubts about their own inadequacies.
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This can lead to feelings of loneliness, especially when you project those inadequacies onto others.
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Trump will either criticize the report for its apparent inadequacies or choose to ignore it altogether.
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These campaigns bare the desperation of those in need—and the catastrophic consequences of their inadequacies.
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Loopholes and inadequacies in the Equal Pay Act mean that pay discrimination persists throughout our economy.
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The Vikings' inadequacies were on full display in a 21-7 loss Monday night at Seattle.
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As a result, I saw my mounting inadequacies as proof that my life was falling apart.
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The goal would not be to supplant the political market, but to correct for its inadequacies.
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Besides the discomfort of withdrawal, these types of inadequacies during traumatic disasters leave patients vulnerable to relapse.
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Through some targeted programs, Bitnation has been able to address specific inadequacies of the European nation-state model.
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I think actually the CBO score of the Senate bill will highlight the inadequacies of the CBO model.
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Russia's war in Georgia in 2008 exposed many inadequacies, not least the poor performance of the air force.
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The pressure for awards shows has mounted exponentially every year, as Hollywood's inadequacies grow more and more apparent.
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The union calls on the remaining British Museum Trustees "to make every effort to address the inadequacies raised."
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But they do not admit to these inadequacies, pretending their naked assumptions are clothed in fine theoretical robes.
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And those voters — young people and white, college-educated suburbanites — know full well what Mr. Trump's inadequacies are.
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The writing issues could actually be a strength if the showrunners were willing to lean into their inadequacies.
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The annual stress test, by the Bank of England, also identified capital inadequacies at Barclays and Standard Chartered.
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Authoritarians require enemies to blame for their inadequacies, and to distract their base from their diminishing quality of life.
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In pointing out the inadequacies he perceives in the media, Dalio cited two reports delivered by those same media.
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" She writes in the book that Hicks was "painfully aware of her inadequacies and was afraid to speak publicly.
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Equally important is for U.S. territories to work together when promoting solutions to the inadequacies of certain federal programs.
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"I'm pleased that we have reached agreement with Coordinated Care to correct its inadequacies," said Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler.
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Regardless of the inadequacies of the Japanese justice system, the financial misconduct charges leveled against Ghosn were considered solid.
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In fact, the government fomented the violence to "get the Muslim vote" and to distract from its inadequacies, he said.
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He is the circus ringmaster who creates all sorts of spectacles to divert attention away from his own disqualifying inadequacies.
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Clearly, this body image issue has a lot to do with harmful stereotypes and toxic masculinity, rather than actual inadequacies.
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The inadequacies of the health-care systems in this region help to explain how the Ebola outbreak became so deadly.
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Inadequacies in the U.S. electricity grid already cost the economy $80 billion annually, Amin concluded in a 214 white paper.
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In this context, the scientific inadequacies of the MBTI made it a marginal player in the mid-century H.R. world.
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When I looked at the image through this vantage point, I didn't see only my missteps, my guilt, my inadequacies.
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America needs a new model of campaign finance not to supplant the political marketplace but to correct for its inadequacies.
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The American Bar Association underwent an effort beginning in 50 to devise a solution to the inadequacies of the constitutional scheme.
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"But for the last several years, far too often, we're spending time talking about the inadequacies of the VA," Denham said.
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" Variety, meanwhile, called it "low-budget in the worst sense – with no apparent talent or intelligence to offset its technical inadequacies.
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In countries such as India, the inadequacies of the cold chain and logistical hurdles mean that much never reaches the shops.
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In addition to heating inadequacies, the agency has a history of failing to rid its apartments of mold and lead paint.
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I voted for Donald Trump for president, knowing full well his inadequacies and weaknesses as a politician and as a person.
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Comer functions as a way to "fix" his inadequacies, acting in the manic pixie dream girl trope, albeit with rocket launchers.
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He rails against others because he can't face his own inadequacies (and no, I don't just mean his tiny, tiny fingers).
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There was less a concerted effort to cover up workplace issues, those sources said, attributing problems to inadequacies of the department.
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For this reason, they do not much like the CVA, which spends a fair amount of money highlighting the health system's inadequacies.
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It is the recovery, which is already underway, that will last for years and highlight many of the inadequacies of the system.
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Hank and Manny, unable to articulate their feelings for the opposite sex, find themselves far more comfortable bonding over their shared inadequacies.
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It was a harbinger of a larger reckoning with the disparity between the payoff they promised and the truth of their inadequacies.
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A Department of Homeland Security review of a cyberthreat information-sharing program has revealed some inadequacies in how the system protects privacy.
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Which Venezuelans can't come: The suspension doesn't affect most Venezuelans -- mainly just government officials responsible for those inadequacies, the White House said.
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She went on to express her dismay at the complexities and inadequacies of New York subways compared with those in her country.
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Early this year the government acknowledged in a white paper that its system for responding to a nuclear accident had "certain inadequacies".
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The coronavirus has launched a naked spotlight onto the inadequacies of this President and his descendants, but the shadows were always there.
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His ego and inadequacies were expertly manipulated by his regents, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld, bureaucratic samurai with their own rapacious agendas.
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But while the report, like previous Benghazi investigations, spotlights deeply troubling inadequacies at the State Department, most of those revelations aren't new.
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One of the film's many self-reflexive sequences sees Étienne explaining his artistic inadequacies to his roommate and conquest, Valentina (Jenna Thiam).
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"Because of these inadequacies in the bill, the disaster supplemental may slip to next year," Schumer warned on the Senate floor. Rep.
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The F.C.C. said that the initial Times report "exposed serious inadequacies with the safeguards" the companies were using to protect their data.
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"Jay, for all of his complete inadequacies as a human being and his flailing about, is really...he's just funny," Pine says.
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Special prosecution spokesman Lee Kyu-chul said on Friday that officials were working to supplement inadequacies in their investigation into Lee, without elaborating.
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He suffered a series of illnesses that gave him keen insight into the Constitution's inadequacies when it came to presidential succession and disability.
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The fact is that we feel a little queasy in the presence of his inadequacies as a human being from first to last.
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He jazzes it up with king prawns, chilies, tamarind paste, coriander—but apparently, these accoutrements aren't enough to mask the dish's basic inadequacies.
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The five-part docuseries explores the truth behind Henry Lee Lucas and how his story revealed inadequacies in the United States justice system.
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Her investigation ends up exposing the T.R.C.'s expediencies and inadequacies, and thus the shaky foundations on which the new democracy was built.
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Meanwhile, the outrage and outcry have turned the nation's attention and scrutiny to the border in a way that picks at Washington's inadequacies.
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This breach was particularly concerning given the number of basic security inadequacies across Cathay Pacific's system, which gave easy access to the hackers.
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A stalled filmmaker in his 30s, Henry must confront not only his financial inadequacies but also something much more nebulous: his self-image.
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The NTSB said Autopilot inadequacies were one factor that led to a fatal Model X crash outside of Mountain View, California in 2018.
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After the election, some feared the Vermont independent would continue to torch Obamacare's inadequacies, while turning his passionate followers against the Democratic Party.
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Those things are more pleasing to the casual user's eye, yes, but they also often cover up for physical inadequacies of a camera's sensor.
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Whatever the inadequacies of Mr Mueller's quirky prosecutorial cudgel, it is clear that Mr Manafort is not the hapless victim of a bad law.
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If your assessment of her inadequacies is accurate, then either she'd tank the interview or, worse, she'd get hired and tank the actual job.
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The inadequacies that male infertility can provoke aren't automatically erased just because modern technology makes it easier for people to have their own children.
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Ms. Greenfield, who often interviews her subjects for hours at a time, doesn't shy from emotional inquiries into her own inadequacies as a mother.
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That they have cast their lot with a depraved ideal that ultimately is powerless and that will not, in the end, eliminate their inadequacies.
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I've learned to use the term "starter home" to describe ours, hoping that acknowledging its inadequacies at least shows our self-awareness, if not humility.
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Aoun's attention turned to healthcare after his brother had a heart attack, he says, which led him to confront the inadequacies of the existing system.
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And as the economy grows ever more complex, the inadequacies of the institutions that underpin it, especially the rule of law, will become more glaring.
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Five months after Hurricane Sandy, Roker reported a story for "NBC Nightly News" in which he interviewed Mass about the inadequacies of the Weather Service.
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And this man, whose meanness and petulance and childlike inadequacies have been on display for more than a year now, may become president next month.
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Instead, you're supposed to laugh at him for being a white man who's too clueless to realize he can't blame others for his own inadequacies.
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While the world's leaders no doubt cringe at his bombast and inadequacies, his failures on the world stage encourage the enemies of peace and democracy.
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Rather than taking pride in all you've accomplished — supporting yourself, acing your classes, establishing loving relationships, working to heal yourself — you see only your inadequacies.
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It was fined just over $4 million earlier this year by Mexican regulators over inadequacies in its financial reporting, though no evidence of fraud was found.
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I try things, I fail some, I am ambitious in what I take on, even after being knocked down by random events and my own inadequacies.
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While the USPS faces these inadequacies, private express shippers are required to know what products they are carrying and have a near universal rate of compliance.
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United were helped in no small part by Swansea being shite, of course, but the inadequacies of the opposition haven't stopped them from slipping up before.
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The source said a transport ministry report, still unpublished, had found serious inadequacies in maintenance and management of the bridge and other parts of the network.
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Logue's mixed achievement is a testament either to the inadequacies of his proposals or to the intractability of his problems, and probably to both at once.
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Miller also addressed the controversy surrounding the book, saying the discussion around "American Dirt" has "exposed deep inadequacies" in how the publisher addresses diversity and representation.
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But the broader Republican quagmire — the party's failure so far to make significant progress toward any of its policy promises — isn't just about Mr. Trump's inadequacies.
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Sears had hoped that its promise of saving jobs and an American icon would be sufficient to make up for its inadequacies, one of the people said.
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The approach can also feel narratively lumpy — the film takes significant detours for Vision's experiments with cooking and the inadequacies of Spider-Man's homemade crime-fighting costume.
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So in order to not spend another Chromebook review complaining about the severe inadequacies of Chrome OS, I decided to think like an ideal Chrome OS user.
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Dutch insurers Aegon and NN were this month told to compensate some customers for inadequacies when the firms sold investment-linked policies in the 1990s and 2000s.
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Due to inadequacies with the current law on the books, a side effect was that parents who illegally crossed the border were separated from their alleged children.
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As an internist in private practice for over thirty years, this is an opportunity to correct the inadequacies in a system that is currently overpriced and underperforming.
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But did that large number of users reflect inadequacies in the current health care system causing people to try to take back control over their own health?
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"The breach demonstrated the complacency and technological inadequacies of a corporation that in many cases knows more about people generally than it does about themselves," he added.
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The lawyer, Montell Figgins, said Thomas and co-defendant Tova Noel were "selectively" prosecuted "to cover for all of the inadequacies" of the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
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Leslie Nielsen stars as Detective Frank Drebin, a bumbling cop who manages to solve huge cases — starting with a plot to assassinate Queen Elizabeth II — despite his inadequacies.
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"When the subject is immunity, no matter the shortcomings, inadequacies or inconsistencies, the CHP cannot be expected to give a 'no' vote on lifting immunities," Ozel told Reuters.
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Murray's arguments about the spiritual inadequacies of social welfare provision are baffling to me, but the IQ-based argument mooted in The Bell Curve at least makes sense.
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"As soon as practical" doesn't mean emergency action required — that means the soldiers affected will still be suffering while the Pentagon has time to sort out its inadequacies.
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Many elements necessary for a truly viable union were kicked down the road, and ad hoc actions since the Eurocrisis show little chance of fixing the structural inadequacies.
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Yet for the moment, minus the politics and recitation of the inadequacies in our society, we pause to celebrate fabulous gift given to these hard working young men.
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This can be effective, as when we see Meg agonizing over taking a cake to her office and imagining which of her inadequacies the different choices will reveal.
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It almost seems as if the Gospel writers wanted to emphasize these inadequacies, wanted to root an entire religion in the very human weakness that so appalled Nietzsche.
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After spending half the ride itemizing their inadequacies, the most he has time for is the exchange of some grisly back story, which has to pass for intimacy.
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When we focus less on fixing what we consider to be inadequacies and more on reinforcing our strengths, we can realize potential we didn't even know we had.
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Yesterday, released alongside the final text of the "Restoring Internet Freedom" order, is an extended statement that goes into further detail and strikes at the new rule's numerous inadequacies.
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I told the Committee that despite 30 congressional hearings about foreign IP inadequacies, no formal dispute has ever been initiated under the IP chapters of our free trade agreements.
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The obvious truth is that both temporary and permanent help are needed; they should not be played off one against the other because of budget inadequacies rooted in Congress.
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"The HCCIC's surprise announcement, initial success, and subsequent troubles, combined with the inadequacies in the CTPR, have exacerbated the very issues that CISA was intended to address," they concluded.
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A few times a year, during times of high stress I still wake up in the middle of the night, paralyzed with doubt and only certain of my inadequacies.
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The new teachings, from a self-professed less-judgmental church, go to the everyday lives of people who don't believe that they should be constantly reminded of their inadequacies.
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The root cause of our incivility is the inadequacies of our politics, the ineffectiveness of American leaders to respond to democratic pressures, to reverse acts of injustice and inequality.
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It was during that outbreak that she clashed with Mr. de Blasio, who dressed down a group of top officials over what he considered inadequacies in the city's response.
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He looked at sample programs for the school's IBM 650 mainframe, a decimal computer, and, noticing some inadequacies, rewrote the software as well as the textbook used in class.
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"The proof of the current structure's inadequacies is on display in the current headlines," Lana said, adding that she had identified "at least 15 distinct controversies" facing the company.
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But despite the fact that most of those children have a white parent, inadequacies in the census classifications mean that the great majority of them are identified as nonwhites.
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Vandermeyden alleges she raised concerns about "inadequacies in the quality testing of cars," but that she was ignored by her male superiors, and her attempts to implement solutions were thwarted.
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"After initiating non-permissive, painful and abusive sex with plaintiff, defendant, R. Kelly, immediately insulted and criticized" Rodgers "concerning her &aposlack of participation&apos and physical inadequacies," the suit says.
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You can point the finger at a number of inadequacies plaguing The Walking Dead these past few seasons, but among the most frustrating and visible missteps is the show's pacing.
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I'm writing it down for myself to acknowledge and to remind myself to not be held back by fear of discovering my inabilities and inadequacies as an actor and human.
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"I'm writing it down for myself to acknowledge and to remind myself to not be held back by fear of discovering my inabilities and inadequacies as an actor and human."
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And she's hopeful about one potential point of solidarity: The state's public employees are currently engaged in a fight with state government over inadequacies in their pay and insurance coverage.
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"The Chief Executive admitted that inadequacies of the government's job has caused major contradictions and arguments in Hong Kong society, making many citizens feeling disappointed and upset," the government said.
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It's a mournful, terrifying book — classic horror meets eco-thriller, a story about the ferocity of maternal love and its inadequacies in the face of a world we have destroyed.
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Each of these inadequacies points to physical laws, particles and forces yet to be discovered—mysteries which physicists had expected that the LHC would have started cracking open by now.
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What is needed is recognition that the anti-poverty programmes have indeed helped the poor as intended—a point that is obscured by the inadequacies of the official poverty accounting.
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Using a 26-item self-report questionnaire that included statements like, "I'm tolerant of my own flaws and inadequacies," Dr. Neff and her colleagues rated subjects' level of self-compassion.
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Blame the National Rifle Association, blame haphazard gun control measures, blame inadequacies in the mental health system—whatever the cause, a growing number of citizens, and lawmakers, feel things must change.
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I didn't think we were bad in game one, but I thought we were trying to justify too much of our inadequacies and playing it on, 'Well, it was game one.
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In the press summary of the verdict, the High Court said that the "inadequacies in the process adopted by the Commission" which had been challenged by NZME and Fairfax were dismissed.
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Notably, Vandermeyden claims she raised concerns about "inadequacies in the quality testing of cars," but that she was ignored by her male superiors, and her attempts to implement solutions were thwarted.
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I didn't realize it at first, but any issues of insecurity, anxiety, inadequacies, relationship issues, and self-hatred were due to what I went through with the separation of my family.
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The bizarre case has sparked a political firestorm in Germany, highlighting glaring inadequacies in the country's refugee system and prompting a sweeping probe into far-right extremism in German security forces.
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Curiously, in what may be testament to inadequacies of our educational system, support for "socialism" is highest among the young, the very ones whose future is throttled by big government stagnation.
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She convincingly diagnoses the glaring inadequacies of mental health treatment in prison — she cites a Pennsylvania penitentiary where treatment consisted of distributing coloring books — but she is not out for scapegoats.
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These inadequacies, basically the absence of civil states, are a godsend for terrorist networks, for whom the lack of basic civic structure serves as a blind spot to glide under our radars.
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Mainly, you come away with the comforting sense that there are other people out there struggling with the same pressures and frustrations, who experience similar dissatisfactions and worry about their own inadequacies.
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JR Smith is Exhibit A—or maybe Patient Zero—of the Cavs' defensive inadequacies, and his play on the defensive end has been a perfect combination of poor focus, footwork, and execution.
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Ken Kolosh, who directs the National Safety Council's statistical reporting and statistical estimating systems, said these statistics highlight the inadequacies in our infrastructure where pedestrians are not appropriately protected from fast-moving vehicles.
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The dissenting view from Justice Mark Weinberg said the victim "was inclined to embellish aspects of his account" and the evidence contained enough discrepancies and inadequacies to cause him to doubt Pell's guilt.
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"Wells Fargo discontinued its Collateral Protection Insurance (CPI) program in September 2016 after finding inadequacies in vendor processes and our internal controls that negatively impacted some customers," the company said in a statement.
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There's a reason why YouTube has been such an important platform for Asian-Americans and other minority groups—it's filling in for the inadequacies and lack of diversity in broadcast and cable television.
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Many of those inadequacies show up in a new report from the Stanford Cyber Policy Center, which breaks down the threats facing the 2020 election and beyond, and proposes paths to managing them.
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Nevertheless, when senior levels engage, the inherent inadequacies of the procedures, communications and, most of all, coordination between field diplomatic and military entities and Washington agencies are exacerbated, as documented in these reports.
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Many from Ciudadanos spent their working lives prior to politics in sectors such as law, finance and higher education, and they are now eager to correct what they see as the government's inadequacies.
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Cursing the skies in confusion that two lads from Surrey weren't able to revolutionize pop music possibly suggests that the fault was more with our unreasonable expectations than it was their own inadequacies.
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This year, with a public health crisis crystallizing the inadequacies in U.S. workers' rights and protections, the gender pay gap is yet another reminder of how women are hit particularly hard by inequality.
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Mr. Buffett first made that comment in 1992, after Hurricane Andrew exposed the inadequacies of the insurance industry, to describe the rosy appearances that can mask financial recklessness until the good times end.
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The cardiac surgeon had spent the majority of the case berating me for my inadequacies, from how I held a retractor to the way I was standing or had tied my surgical cap.
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If he remains on the sidelines, this episode will demonstrate the weakness of Congress's oversight function in the foreign intelligence context, and the structural inadequacies of the "grand bargain" made 41 years ago.
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It said Libya also had "significant inadequacies in its identity-management protocols" and was "not fully cooperative with respect to receiving its nationals subject to final orders of removal from the United States".
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Still, the through line between its investments in Compass and Atai and the wellness companies it has long supported is that all of them purportedly correct for the inadequacies of the medical establishment.
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Legitimate businesses associated with the sale of marijuana and operating in compliance with state laws are being penalized by the administration's irresponsible disregard for states' rights, as well as inadequacies in federal laws.
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The only thing that made it easier was that Thailand is predominantly Buddhist and most of Bangkok's city streets lacked the kind of holiday decorations that would have reminded me of my inadequacies.
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"These entrepreneurs are public spirited because they must fill the institutional voids, that is, compensate for the inadequacies in their environment...Virtually all well-run large entities in Asia do this," Khanna told CNBC.
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And while it's probably unconscious that she reaches for those specific terms and words when it comes to detailing her own inadequacies, that doesn't mean it's OK. In the meantime, the jig is up.
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Unlike many of his peers, he rejected Marxism early (put off by the horrors of Stalin's 1930s show trials—as well as the inadequacies of the labour theory of value), but socialism rather late.
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"I believe that women's fear of fraudulence is similar to men's, but with an added feature: not only do we tend to perseverate over our inadequacies, we also often denigrate our strengths," she observed.
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Inadequacies in funding could spell problems for all of Helsinki's bold planning to meet 2025 goals, as a recent proposal to increase annual bicycle funding from 220 to 22009 million euros was not achieved.
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The bigger setback, however, came from the state's Office of Administrative law, which, in January, rejected the new lethal injection protocol proposed by the California Department of Corrections, citing inadequacies, inconsistency, and numerous ambiguities.
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And then when it was too late, and they started to do the great journalism (the Washington Post in particular) that laid bare his glaring inadequacies, nobody beyond the Washington Beltway was listening anymore.
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Christian socialist Lovell-Smith wrote in 1937 in the Christchurch Press that abortions highlighted social inadequacies, while the 1937 abortion committee of inquiry suggested financial support and "greater sympathy and support" for unmarried mothers.
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But we also have a sorry excuse for a woman, someone who tolerates her husband's infidelities to further her own political career and who also abuses the system to cover her lies and inadequacies.
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The FRC's investigation also revealed widespread and serious inadequacies in the control environment in Grant Thornton's Manchester office over the period as well as firm-wide deficiencies in policies and procedures relating to retiring partners.
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Trump is creating chaos to delegitimize the system and distract from his own campaign's inadequacies in the event he doesn't secure enough pro-Trump delegates to the convention to reach a majority prior to Cleveland.
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One option would be to eliminate the welfare program and to replace it with a cash entitlement for poor children, focusing on the needs of younger Americans rather than the perceived inadequacies of their parents.
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" He added: "The discussion around this book has exposed deep inadequacies in how we at Flatiron Books address issues of representation, both in the books we publish and in the teams that work on them.
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A Harvard Law School study of the 16 counties that imposed the death penalty five or more times between 2010 and 2015 (three were in Texas) found "appalling inadequacies" in the quality of legal defense.
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This has a lot to do with the inadequacies of the word itself, as well as the prejudices people harbor against many of the communities that drive the movement — most of them religious — especially Muslim women.
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Though some reported positive experiences with church leaders, every woman who spoke with BuzzFeed News for this story said there are widespread inadequacies in the way local Mormon leaders handle reports of abuse and domestic violence.
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Porn performer and activist Arabelle Raphael told me about one person who pretended to be her husband on Twitter, using their account to tweet nasty insults and cruel comments about her supposed inadequacies as a wife.
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"There's been a lot of pressure in Canada over the last several years as the previous guidelines came to light and all of the inadequacies in those guidelines gathered quite a bit of concern," said Neve.
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Yet, in our times of anger and pain, we lash out at those against us, and when there is a group to target, we often latch on because we are afraid to face our own inadequacies.
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"The inadequacies — more than just a handful and more than mere imperfections — left entire subjects of central interest to the affected First Nations, sometimes subjects affecting their subsistence and well-being, entirely ignored," said the ruling.
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The advance of medical science makes it increasingly difficult to ignore Roe's inadequacies, yet the courts have made it clear that they are not friendly to the interests and rights of the youngest pre-born children.
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The Bank of England's latest stress tests for British banks found that Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Chartered had "some capital inadequacies", but that all three now have "plans in place to build further resilience".
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Annie struggles not just with her perceived inadequacies around being both a daughter and mother, but with pain and with condemnation she knows is unfair, and which she tries to repress, but ultimately can't let go of.
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It's time to recognize that depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and other mental health conditions are every bit as serious and debilitating as physical conditions, and address the inadequacies in the medical community's approach to treating them.
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When confronted with inevitable feelings of romantic inadequacies and insecurities, I tried to hoist myself up in the only way I knew how, and the only way society taught me was acceptable: become hotter, cooler, more charming.
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An initial wave of mass demonstrations faded after a few months, but public irritation over the case has continued to flare up periodically ever since, often triggered by reminders of the obvious inadequacies of the official investigation.
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While open letter signers like Britney Spears, Pharell and Slash might suffer the most harm in total dollars lost from infringement, the DCMA's inadequacies and compliance costs also jeopardize the livelihoods of smaller songwriters and music artists.
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However, the source familiar with 5-Star's thinking on the matter said a transport ministry report, still unpublished, had found serious inadequacies in maintenance and management of the bridge by Atlantia's toll-road unit, Autostrade per l'Italia.
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Sanders nevertheless ran on Medicare for All in direct response to the inadequacies of the ACA, as well as its underlying assumption that market-based health insurance was a workable and just way to provide health care.
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So while Larson may not, as one headline put it, be "richer than the Google founders" and Ethereum is almost certainly experiencing the same wild speculation that revealed Bitcoin's technical inadequacies, real people are getting rich off cryptocurrencies.
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Second, many single-payer systems now funnel taxpayer money to private care to solve their systems' inadequacies, just as we now do in our own Veteran Affairs system, and even use taxpayer money for care in other countries.
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He's precocious enough to recognize the inadequacies of our nation, cognizant of news reports on unethical behavior by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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With witnesses representing each of the territories, the hearing exposed the inadequacies of health care funding in the five inhabited territorial possessions – Puerto Rico, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.
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Just as the economic inadequacies of Soviet Communism were exposed by comparison with the wealth produced by Western capitalism, Mr. Putin's authoritarianism cannot match the appeal of an economy based on the rule of law, openness and competition.
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To the Editor: Re "Trump and Biden Get Personal in Iowa Skirmish" (front page, June 12): When President Trump accuses someone of something, we have learned that he is just projecting his own failings or inadequacies onto others.
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It's the absence and inadequacies of local governance that often allow terrorists to carve out a foothold in the first place; and the deadly civil war consuming Syria threatens to leave large swaths of the country effectively ungoverned.
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Competing ideas and visions for the country should be debated through normal processes, including the upcoming fall electoral campaigns, not through a game of chicken that reveals more about the inadequacies of Washington writ large than anything else.
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DOT's inability to explain why some projects got selected for follow-up to fix mistakes or inadequacies in their applications while others didn't is of particular concern to the GAO officials who performed the investigation into the program.
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"But for the last several years far too often we're spending our time talking about the inadequacies of the VA." The Associated Press on Monday reported that federal authorities are looking into continued drug thefts at VA hospitals.
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Inadequacies in the organisation's technical security measures were also exposed by the incident, with important elements of the software in use on the affected systems being out of date and the company failing to carry out routine security testing.
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The OSC said the settlement follows allegations by OSC staff that there were inadequacies in BMO's systems of controls and supervision which resulted in some clients paying excess fees that were not detected or corrected in a timely manner.
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In Venezuela, Mr. Trump restricted only the travel of government officials and their families, writing in the proclamation that the ban was focused on that group because they were "responsible for the identified inadequacies" in sharing information about travelers.
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The OSC said the settlement follows allegations by OSC staff that there were inadequacies in the CIBC's systems of controls and supervision which resulted in clients paying excess fees that were not detected or corrected in a timely manner.
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Finally, given the inadequacies of India's electrical grid, there is the fundamental question of whether building more coal plants is actually a feasible way to deliver power to the estimated 300 to 400 million people in India lacking access to electricity.
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Additional statistical inadequacies that make the article scientifically invalid are: there is no representation of the error variance for the data presented in Figures 1 – 6 of the manuscript, nor is such error variance reported in the text of the manuscript.
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When Obama beat Clinton, Democrats were desperate for a path out of the political wilderness; eight years after the George W. Bush presidency ended, it stands to reason that some of them have become frustrated by the Democratic establishment's many inadequacies.
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"Unfortunately, the experience of this individual does not seem to be an isolated incident, as recent media reports have highlighted underreporting by airlines, apparent inadequacies in airline responses, and a lack of policy and guidance to address the issue," they wrote.
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While Kim has indicated interest in — if not envy of — China's economic reforms, he has yet to institute any market reforms from the top — even though widespread markets operate across North Korea compensating for inadequacies in its official economic system.
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"It is the product of a review process undertaken by multiple Cabinet officers and government officials," Francisco wrote, "and it is based on express findings of inadequacies in the information sharing practices, identity-management protocols, and risk factors of certain countries."
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" Mr. Cheramy said he stood up at a Town Council meeting in which Ms. Yehia's and Ms. McBride's proposal was being discussed and "complained about them and pointed out all of what I thought to be inadequacies of their business plan.
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Lance Lynn took a step toward rectifying the pitching inadequacies, allowing just two hits over seven and a third shutout innings against the White Sox, his first start since being acquired from Minnesota and replacing Sonny Gray in the rotation.
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And by making three of her seven characters lawyers, two of whom are friends taking opposing sides in a rape case, Ms. Raine makes her own subtle case for the inadequacies of the contemporary legal system in addressing sex crimes.
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But after nearly killing one another in a knock out drag-out fight that ends with Miles nearly killing clone Miles after they destroy Kate's credenza, can the two men put their feelings of inadequacies aside and actually co-parent?
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With Facebook constantly in the news for perceived inadequacies in dealing with a host of issues from election meddling to data surveillance, the idea is that the chatbot would prompt employees with the company line when confronted by family members.
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Women's perceived inadequacies on the pitch are often regarded as being the result of some sort of inherently weak femaleness, ignoring the historical and social context in which they have either been strongly discouraged or banned outright from taking part.
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It's Paterno's inadequacies the movie delves into — as well as the gathering media storm (kicked off by Ganim, a consultant on Paterno who won a Pulitzer Prize for her coverage of Sandusky in the Patriot-News) around him that will end his career.
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For…Read more ReadScientists studying soft robotics are trying to overcome some of the inadequacies of moving metal beings made from janky, clanky parts, which might not be so useful for squeezing into tight spaces or moving around in the human body.
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He would move in with me for four weeks, during which time we would go about our lives without any facade: avoiding romance and doing nothing to try to impress the other person, while being vocal about disagreements and upfront about our inadequacies.
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HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group, Nationwide and Santander UK did not reveal any capital inadequacies in the test, the central bank said, adding that the level of capital in the UK banking system was satisfactory overall at 13.5 percent of risk-weighted assets.
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Separately, Di Maio said in a Facebook post late on Sunday that "as far as we understand" there were serious maintenance inadequacies on the part of Autostrade and that compensation due to it in the event of early termination would not be "enormous".
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And while Mikael endures the horrors of an Ottoman work camp, and Chris and Ana are busily saving orphans at a Protestant mission, their director — who was infinitely more adept with his other genocide movie, "Hotel Rwanda" — appears oblivious to the story's inadequacies.
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Instead, neither of those massive inadequacies were deemed vital information—the revelation that poll participants were allowed to self-identify as Native in the latest poll and the 2016 one did not appear until the twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth paragraphs, respectively.
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If the poisoning of 100,000 people is not sufficient to prove the practical inadequacies and moral bankruptcy of a law that at one point deprived more than half of Michigan's African Americans of their own local leadership, then what more could it possibly take?
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She painted with her foot and mouth on the streets and posed unclothed for photographs and video installations that shone a spotlight on how she went about her day-to-day life, unaffected by what some may have seen as her body's functional inadequacies.
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While Mr. Collins's "how to make a refugee" points to the inadequacies and contrivances of human-interest stories about migration, the French-Moroccan artist Bouchra Khalili's installation "The Mapping Journey Project" (2008-11), in MoMA's atrium, seems to take these obstacles as a starting point.
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A good start would be for the Senate to follow the example set by the House in approving bi-partisan legislation ("Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act of 2016") to begin to address the inadequacies in the mental health system in the United States.
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Indeed, Lapenta told me that the National Centers for Environmental Prediction, which directs the National Hurricane Center, might never have obtained additional funding from Congress to buy new supercomputers had Mass not drawn public attention to the center's inadequacies in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
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The artist's images are effectively remixes and reinterpretations of classic Renaissance paintings captured through the lens of her camera and filtered through the mind of a socially engaged artist who both appreciates the canon of art history but realizes certain inadequacies it possesses in 2016.
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But tell that to the Senate, which has included that phrase in legislation meant to address gross inadequacies in Congress's internal sexual harassment policies, highlighting just how poorly some lawmakers understand this problem and opening the door to dangerous legal interpretations of what constitutes harassment.
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Every season, they get 16 games to resolve, or practice concealing, the inadequacies that might prevent them from winning the Super Bowl, which they usually accomplish well enough to win two playoff games, or even three, earning the perpetual envy of distressed N.F.L. teams everywhere.
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"California is one of the trailblazers on strengthening laws and there's definitely a lot of political will to move quickly and address inadequacies," said Andrea Johnson, senior counsel for state policy at the National Women's Law Center, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit that advocates for women's rights.
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It would not be illegitimate for Warren to argue that she would rather support a compromise measure that she believes has a better chance of passing—though in that case, she will have to own the substantive inadequacies and diminished public health that arise from that decision.
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The OSC said the settlement follows allegations by OSC staff that there were inadequacies in systems of controls and supervision at CIBC World Markets, CIBC Investor Services and CIBC Securities that resulted in clients paying excess fees that were not detected or corrected in a timely manner.
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The measures, which include comprehensive health screenings for all migrant children and a new processing center in El Paso that would help provide better shelter and medical care for migrant families, are an attempt to fix years of health care inadequacies that have left many at risk.
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In an interview following the panel, the young women spoke about the inadequacies of the current administration, criticizing the failure to pass meaningful legislation to end gun violence, and how they've used social media to continue to focus the national spotlight on gun control and put pressure on lawmakers.
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"I don't necessarily feel shocked, or feel that there were any significant inadequacies that would cause me to cause me to lose any of the faith in what the FDA is currently doing," Jeff Tully, a cybersecurity researcher and physician at the University of California, Davis Medical Center, told Gizmodo.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) — a member of Congress's "Gang of Eight" that was briefed more than anyone else about the inadequacies of the Russia evidence — believes you should declassify.
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"The impetus to move towards GST stems from the inadequacies of the present system and the need for a taxation system which is economically efficient, neutral in its implication, simple to administer, encourages voluntary compliance and, most importantly, integrates India to a single common market," Morgan Stanley economists explained in a report.
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But since it bungled its response to the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti in 20143, the Red Cross has been a regular target of criticism from politicians, journalists and potential donors because of alleged inadequacies in how the charity responds to disasters, accounts for its finances—and spends precious energy defending itself.
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The show's seven-episode narrative is an intriguing and thoughtful drama, highlighting some of Silicon Valley's inadequacies when it comes to developing technology and fully understanding the ramifications of their creations You can listen to Sandra on Gimlet, or on Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Google Play, iHeartRadio, Overcast, RadioPublic, Spotify, Stitcher, or TuneIn.
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She also pointed out several other obstacles to the RBI's medium-term inflation target: higher aggregate demand next year due to a normal monsoon, salary increases from the Seventh Pay Commission's recommendations and steady-to-higher food prices from structural inadequacies caused by uneven rainfall throughout the country during the monsoon season.
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However, since the ACA was set up in part to address the problems brought on by risk-rating individuals and the inadequacies of state-based high-risk pools, having the Republican leadership embrace the entity as a new strategy to ameliorate the failings of ObamaCare seems risky at best and quite ironic.
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Yet in an era where anyone can use the internet and social media as a bullhorn, those voices increasingly threaten power brokers, including publishers, agents, and publicists, and audiences alike because they insist on revealing, in the public square, the inadequacies and betrayals of stories that some feel compelled to fiercely defend.
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" Delegates like James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, James Wilson and Gouverneur Morris, who argued that the obvious inadequacies of the Articles of Confederation could only be remedied by a Constitution articulating a more fully empowered executive branch, were accused of sowing the seeds of tyranny, abandoning the republican faith, defiling "the spirit of '76.
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"I ask you ... for prayers for me, for forgiveness for my errors in judgment, for my inadequacies, and also for your acceptance of my contrition for any suffering I have caused, as well as the grace to find, with you, ways of healing, ways of offering fruitful guidance in this darkness," Wuerl wrote.
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From today, however, legal access to medical cannabis-based products will only be provided to people who have an "unmet special clinical need that cannot be met by licensed products," with the inadequacies of the interim panel system fueling speculation that the new system may not satisfy the needs of hundreds of thousands of patients.
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I'm still grappling with the idea that most of it's been praise and most of it's been really good, but the idea that we're gonna have to wait for another season, if we get the opportunity, to address the inadequacies of Season One, that's really hard for me because I need instant gratification, you know?
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"In determining what amendments, if any, to make to IFRS 17, the board will need to balance the potential benefit of any amendments against the effect of an undue delay to a standard that is needed to address many inadequacies in the existing wide range of insurance accounting practices," an IASB staff paper for the meeting said.
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The biggest issues members face include knockoff brands using their trademarks to sell products, inconsistencies in the ways that Amazon responds to infringement complaints, unauthorized use of licensed images, inadequacies of the Brand Registry program to protect brands that enroll, and the commingling of inventory in fulfillment centers, causing authentic products to get mixed up with counterfeits.
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"Infrastructure investment in China is often misallocated because of the inadequacies of strategic planning, the availability of essentially free credit, and the lack of consequences for the builders and local governments when investments do not yield sufficient returns," said Scott Kennedy, the deputy director of the Freeman Chair in China Studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Feeling inadequacies in the religious response to her husband's death, Rabbi Cowan the next year joined two female rabbis and two laywomen, all of whom had suffered grave illness or grief, in focusing on ways to enrich the traditional Jewish effort to comfort the sick and dying, which centers on "bikur cholim" — visits by synagogue groups or friends.
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Let's hope now that this whole episode will push the government to finally fix the bureaucratic inadequacies that differ from agency to agency on how to correctly and safely handle classified information, and finally come up with a government-wide system that everybody can agree on, one that will protect the country's sensitive information in a streamlined and uniform manner.
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There's something incredibly crass about these kinds of large-scale festivals backed by government agencies to lure in young people, tourism dollars and, perhaps, university enrollments; while they can occasionally be transcendent (I'm thinking of Tasmania's Mona Foma), I find that a sudden influx of newcomers to a town often highlights the inadequacies of arts funding during the rest of the year.
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The gist, if you do not feel like reading this year's model or the previous year's or the one before that or the one before that, is that the Mets are an organizational disaster so profound as to also be an ethical disaster, a team that vain, petty, and stupendously mediocre owners have turned into a radioactive monument to their own inadequacies and lazy idiocies.
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Without making Congress a more decent place to work, it is going to tend to attract only the most ambitious and affluent psychopaths—as opposed to well-meaning strivers who, themselves well-versed in what it's like to live with the dread of income inequality or the inadequacies of our health care system, are gripped with the urgent need to step in and offer their help.
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For the Mersiers, a family of four who've moved from a house to a two-bedroom apartment, the issue is even more gendered: Katrina, a hairstylist, has internalized the responsibility for the family's mess so deeply the rest of them can't find their own socks without calling her, and she is in tears at what she perceives to be her own inadequacies as a homemaker.
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First, the NRA scares the mostly white people who buy guns into arming themselves against imagined brown-skinned thugs, in an era of falling crime—the overall crime rate in the United States is less than half of what it was in 1991, according to the Brennan Center for Justice; then it scares those same white people into worrying about their own inadequacies; and, finally, it scares them again with the prospect of legal prosecution in a country that the NRA paints as increasingly hostile to gun owners.
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