" "Are they complaining out of inadequacy, loneliness, fear, fatigue?
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That added another layer of inadequacy to the whole endeavor.
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Sometimes PWR BTTM is drenched in a feeling of inadequacy.
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The drug chased away her feelings of inadequacy and rootlessness.
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This feeling of inadequacy will pass: Abundant vibes arrive later today.
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This technical inadequacy will, for most folks, be a deal-breaker.
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But when I return, I feel my inadequacy to do so.
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The Spartan legend trades on our deep-seated sense of inadequacy.
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"The Waverly Gallery" is his most literal presentation of that inadequacy.
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And I don't know why, but his inadequacy makes me panic.
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We are regularly admonished about the inadequacy of our nest eggs.
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" Here we feel the inadequacy of soft power, and "Soft Power.
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Government programmes try to take this inadequacy into account, albeit inconsistently.
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But the data again point to the inadequacy of such arguments.
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"Iris," opulent and eerie, exposes the inadequacy of the term. ♦
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It's common for feelings of pain and inadequacy to linger for years.
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But so was the well-documented inadequacy of the federal government's response.
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But it could also be a behavior borne out of physical inadequacy.
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It's a kind of mantra for warding off feelings of internalized inadequacy.
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All of these factors can lead to feelings of stress and inadequacy.
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The ships' arrival laid bare the inadequacy of the samurai warrior class.
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How did you process those feelings of inadequacy and letting yourself down?
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By contrast, feelings of frustration and inadequacy tend to lead to narcissism.
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But the inadequacy of net zero is not an excuse for inaction.
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But then Nike strikes you with the cold slap of your inadequacy.
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Parental burnout can lead to overwhelming exhaustion, depression, and feelings of inadequacy.
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Motivated by feelings of inadequacy, Messala soon leaves to join the Roman army.
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If that validation disappears, it can trigger unfounded feelings of isolation or inadequacy.
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Unglobalized The steampunk inadequacy of that system is most apparent when we travel.
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At its worst, social media can, it seems, feed into feelings of inadequacy.
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JON CARAMANICA The only place to start is with the inadequacy of men.
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The term refers to a pattern of inadequacy observed among female graduate students.
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The inadequacy of this picture became clear to me in Obama's first term.
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If that's not overcompensating for some deeply ingrained inadequacy, I don't know what is.
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Amazon is clearly warming up to social partnerships, recognizing its inadequacy in that department.
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Alcoholics Anonymous calls it irritability, restlessness, discontentedness, boredom, fear, sense of impending doom, inadequacy.
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Getting away from this four-legged reminder of our own inadequacy now requires jogging?
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But, despite her fluent English, she often seemed frustrated with the inadequacy of language.
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But as Rosenbaum's book demonstrates, this was by no means an admission of inadequacy.
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Psychologists have found that personalization can lead to guilt, shame, and feelings of inadequacy.
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Parental burnout, a recognized condition, can lead to exhaustion, depression, and feelings of inadequacy.
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Critics said the episode still proved the inadequacy of midazolam's effectiveness during lethal injections.
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Derbies give feelings of inadequacy and fear a name, a badge, and a shirt.
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His sense of inadequacy and shame impelled a transfiguration that was less political than psychological.
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The drive is an irresistible force of ambition colliding with an immovable conviction of inadequacy.
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Both Ethan Mars and the Origami Killer operationalize their extreme feelings of responsibility and inadequacy.
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And you don't need a history of weight problems to experience these feelings of inadequacy.
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Whatever our inadequacy as a parent, there is a gadget at CES that addresses it.
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Some of us understand the inadequacy of crisis response — but we pretty much always did.
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When her good life fell apart, Milicevic was overwhelmed by feelings of failure and inadequacy.
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In November, Davidsen told The Times that she had long grappled with fears of inadequacy.
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But he bemoaned the inadequacy of state funding, and called the city's contracting process broken.
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This can lead to feelings of inadequacy, which can hurt your confidence in the office.
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This strategy contrasts specificity with the inadequacy of the larger historical narrative to encompass it.
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Instead, it highlights both the unlawfulness of the attack and the inadequacy of U.S. military justice.
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Facebook and YouTube's inadequacy surrounding breaking news became more and more obvious with each mass shooting.
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This slowness was caused less by technological inadequacy than by caution on the part of regulators.
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Perhaps realizing the inadequacy of that defense, Trump tried on a new one on Thursday afternoon.
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Ultimately, the reason ransomware is enjoying such success is the inadequacy of today's anti-virus programs.
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I felt the same pangs of rejection and inadequacy that go with unrequited high school friendships.
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Such inadequacy has brought a corrosive truth: Suspicion of great achievement in Olympic sports is rampant.
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The coronavirus has shined a light on the fragility and inadequacy of our worker health policies.
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When these revealed the inadequacy of our plans, I was charged with making them workable ASAP.
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The English writer William Golding ("Lord of the Flies") had a longstanding sense of social inadequacy.
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Therefore, the constant indulgence in self-improvement material just continues to feed that feeling of inadequacy.
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Without the time constraints, any sense of parental guilt or domestic inadequacy vanishes into thin air.
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However, this inadequacy in dealing with suicides and other violent content isn't an issue limited to TikTok.
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We wish someone would've put a "Dare to Fail at Inadequacy" poster in our bedroom as teens.
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But that is not to gloss the horrors Maria caused, or the inadequacy of the American response.
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Others abuse because younger children are defenceless or because of a sense of entitlement or social inadequacy.
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Worse, though, more than the physical torment or social aversion, were the the feelings of human inadequacy.
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It was a rough period anyways and then I felt all kinds of inadequacy in that position.
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"It is important to note that 'insufficient evidence' does not translate to 'evidence of inadequacy,' " he said.
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The inadequacy of the ports often leads to — on a daily basis — hours-long waits to cross.
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But recent revelations of misconduct across the political spectrum have exposed the inadequacy of our ethical frameworks.
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That feeling of inadequacy followed me throughout my childhood, and spurred me to find a way out.
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Young women who strive for both are constantly battling either judgment from others or feelings of inadequacy.
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As I prepared to leave the service this spring, I struggled with a deep sense of inadequacy.
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But Shprygin blamed the Marseilles incidents on the "local police's inadequacy, and poor organization of the tournament".
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Still, Earl, knowing his inadequacy, mimed the movements and the words until his cousin squatted into hiccupping laughter.
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But as our societies age, the costs rise and the inadequacy of the "insurance approach" is made clear.
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It's easy to be indifferent rather than angry at the inadequacy of the process of picking a leader.
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He nurses a deep sense of inadequacy, a bad case of PTSD and a tendency to self-medicate.
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This may sound melodramatic, but if it does it is only my inadequacy to say what I mean.
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RGGI is an effective, well-run program, but its popularity is, in a sense, evidence of its inadequacy.
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In my experience, violence has its roots in feelings of inadequacy and rejection dating back to childhood trauma.
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Anyone (adult human, adolescent, or child) can and might blush when they feel shame or embarrassment or inadequacy.
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Dire scientific reports demonstrating the inadequacy of existing plans came out before the talks, seeking to build urgency.
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Advocates argue the recurrence of such findings in surprise inspections shows the inadequacy of ICE's own monitoring efforts.
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Those jeans were a hair shirt: a reminder of my sinful inadequacy, somehow manifested as such shameful abundance.
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Instagram has been recently ranked worst for young people's mental health, and causes feelings of inadequacy and anxiety.
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We asked therapists, life coaches, and financial whizzes what you can do to shake off those feelings of inadequacy.
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But when Nick meets Luke and sees the disgust on his face, the inadequacy of Nick's best becomes clear.
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I'm sharing it because I know in my heart that there are people out there that struggle with inadequacy.
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This can cause feelings of inadequacy and guilt, along with the stress of trying to following a program perfectly.
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Impostor syndrome, also known as "impostor phenomenon," is commonly defined as a feeling of inadequacy in a professional context.
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The VA's inadequacy to effectively treat these conditions is painfully obvious and our veterans suffer for it every day.
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The factor by which the new network increases observational capacity, however, suggests the depth of the old one's inadequacy.
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Your tweets and comments just show desperation and underscore the inadequacy of your government's response to this humanitarian crisis.
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Most of the writers I know are an odd mix of neurosis, outsize ego and hectoring fears of inadequacy.
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It is better to live gasping, in my own fretful inadequacy, than sealed off forever in an airless myth.
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The right wing won an electoral mandate in 2014, but it still has a tremendous sense of intellectual inadequacy.
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The old building's inadequacy became more apparent when Strategic Command took control of the military's cyberwarfare duties in 2011.
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Your mother converted his cruelty into a narrative about female inadequacy, which she projected onto you and your sister.
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This feels like a spiritual experience — it pits an intuitive certainty against the inadequacy of your own conscious perceptions.
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The conservative leader has defended his disaster response after facing criticism from victims and firefighters for its perceived inadequacy.
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Bayer and J&J contended Xarelto's warnings were adequate and that any purported inadequacy did not cause her death.
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Even when the attractive salesperson is the same sex, consumers may feel a sense of inadequacy through self-comparison.
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Workaday contentment starts to give way to a low-grade sense of inadequacy when pitched against capital-H Happiness.
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Scrolling through Instagram can often feel like an endless, self-loathing journey that heightens any tiny feeling of inadequacy.
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Instead, I'm drawn to horror movies that allow me to confront my fear and anxiety about death, loneliness, and inadequacy.
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Money remains an emotionally fraught territory – triggering anger, jealousy, inadequacy, resentment, pride, gratitude, and self-pity in a split-second.
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"This tragic event shows the full inadequacy and ineffectiveness of the current forest protection system," they said in a statement.
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I felt a deep inadequacy at most stages of my development as a musician, and just generally as a human.
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To this day, "Best of You" brings back the feelings of painful inadequacy brought about as they enthusiastically sucked face.
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This week's tale of crushing inadequacy comes out of the U.K., where nearly one in five mothers surveyed on Mumsnet.
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What the events of the trial instead demonstrated was the cruel inadequacy of this contention, the naïveté of this logic.
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Civil libertarians have been complaining about the vast scope of incidental collection and the inadequacy of minimization procedures for years.
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Equal parts schadenfreude and inadequacy, with a seasoning of guilt and superstitious panic — that's the world according to Rosalind Chast.
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Child care is Shelley's one area of inadequacy: She's able to finish the call, but she can't find her daughter.
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That agreement, for all its inadequacy, is humanity's best effort to encompass the scale of the planetary challenge we face.
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If the inadequacy of the medium was not enough, I think that the use they make of it is really improper.
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Now you're not only exhausted, you're also annoyed and disappointed in yourself, says Lederle, leading to isolation and feelings of inadequacy.
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Twice in the past two years its plans to weaken pollution's chokehold have been deemed illegal by courts for their inadequacy.
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Turner served just three months of his sentence, prompting another wave of public outcry over the perceived inadequacy of his punishment.
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"Your tweets and comments just show desperation and underscore the inadequacy of your government's response to this humanitarian crisis," she wrote.
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With Syd, avoidance — of volume, of scale, of chewier hooks and tangible physicality — reads not as inadequacy but as studied omission.
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"The jealousy issues that I would have towards my husband are not me dealing with my issues of inadequacy," Bell responded.
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Another study released found that social media, especially Instagram, deepened feelings of anxiety and inadequacy for 15 to 24 year olds.
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There I was, feeling a sting of shame that reminded me of America's earliest affirmations of my inadequacy as a transperson.
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When I hear of people who somehow manage to mask their feelings of inadequacy/occasional disconnectedness it frustrates me even more.
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"I think it shows the inadequacy of this bill," he told The Hill of the need to declare a national emergency.
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The episode highlights the inadequacy of the city's ancient flood defences and the negligence of its officials in looking after them.
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The inadequacy of this approach is most obvious in Colombia, which has been Washington's closest ally in Latin America on counternarcotics.
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With rising life expectancies and widespread retirement inadequacy, longer working appears to be an inevitable reality for many late-career workers.
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Let's just say they had a lot of opinions and theories about his mental inadequacy they were not afraid to share.
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The latest terrorist attacks in England illustrate the inadequacy of conventional law enforcement and criminology for dealing with ideologically-driven violence.
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Listen, I guess I'm comfortable talking about it today because I've done reasonably well, but I had these feelings of inadequacy.
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"What a huge presence he created, seemingly out of a sense of inadequacy," his friend the musician Kim Gordon told me.
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The photographer in this narrative is a stand-in for endless acts of feigned ignorance or feelings of powerlessness and inadequacy.
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"Your tweets and comments just show desperation and underscore the inadequacy of your government's response to this humanitarian crisis," Yulín Cruz writes.
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Things like [that] happen all the time and are the kinds of things that contribute to women's sense of fear and inadequacy.
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But that's more about us, and that's more about our inadequacy, because if we're not perfect, what does that mean to us?
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Akarsha is a jokester and social butterfly who tries to out-weird everyone, but she struggles with depression and feelings of inadequacy.
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The plan's supporters claim this unilateralism is justified by China's history of ignoring trade obligations and the inadequacy of current trade rules.
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They started to attribute my inadequacy to malice or idiocy, and I found the atmosphere while I played could get decidedly chilly.
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The climate crisis, more than anything, has highlighted the inadequacy of the liberal orthodoxy's self-congratulatory moderation and celebration of glacial incrementalism.
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On the other side of self-improvement, Cederström and Spicer have discovered, is a sense not simply of inadequacy but of fraudulence.
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And the inadequacy of our vocabulary for sexual violence extends to what should arguably be the most basic term of all: rape.
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" And after lamenting the inadequacy of his leading lady, Barbara Bel Geddes, he fretted about "the play not coming to life enough.
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It's provocative, sure, but is this a terrible, unspeakable truth or is it just Mr. Birbiglia spinning personal inadequacy as universal experience?
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Maybe she was just having fun, something that seems to rattle people who often project their own feelings of inadequacy onto Beyoncé.
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"Trump has exposed the inadequacy and fallibility of decades-old domestic political strategy of governing by polls and contrived expectations," she said.
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Nearly forty years later, I see parents struggling with the same feelings of inadequacy and confusion that I and others once experienced.
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Andrew is attempting to turn an in-joke into an "out-joke," revealing the inadequacy of "their version" as well as his own.
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As a child, she composed secretly in her bedroom; aged 11, she read about Mozart and concluded that she was destined for inadequacy.
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He has opened yet another door of possibility, erased yet another myth of inadequacy, expanded yet another plane on which children can dream.
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As well as highlighting the plethora of British links to money-laundering, the Hermitage case illustrates the inadequacy of its law enforcers' response.
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Japan is not alone in waking up to the inadequacy of care in early motherhood—"the fourth trimester", as it is sometimes called.
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U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg in September cited "a mounting tide of evidence of the inadequacy and security risks" involved in Georgia's system.
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" She told me, "Boredom and a sense of uselessness and inadequacy—these are human failings that lead you to just want to withdraw.
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There is also a handsome neighbor named Patrick (Laurent Lafitte), who appears to be an exception to the general rule of male inadequacy.
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Nor has the agency made any accommodation for the inadequacy of data in determining what would be an adequate margin of exposure/safety.
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"We've expressed concerns regarding the inadequacy of those payments," said Paul Bleiberg, vice president of government relations at the National Milk Producers Federation.
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The Ukraine call, however, reveals not just inappropriate conduct but the fundamental inadequacy of this line of thought as a response to Trump.
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Here is a brief, basic look at a SoulCycle class: Beginners often describe the class as a nightmare combination of sweat and inadequacy.
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In plain words, it's a task that can help a person step away from feelings of fear and inadequacy and feel powerful instead.
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Empty. Rather, what the occasion reveals is the inadequacy of such a barrier in securing our southern border — and the rest of our nation.
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After limited changes to the country's judiciary were passed by parliament in 2015, the justice minister, Hristo Ivanov, resigned in protest over their inadequacy.
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" The Grammy-nominee asserted that she experiences moments like these "all the time" and that they "contribute to women's sense of fear and inadequacy.
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In particular, it has underlined the inadequacy of the Minsk Two ceasefire agreements, which Russia in essence imposed on Mr Poroshenko in February 2015.
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But another factor has played a major role in the research innovation gap we face: the inadequacy of our basic science and math education.
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Fear precipitates this chatter — a fear of pain, a fear of mortality, a fear of rejection and, most of all, a fear of inadequacy.
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And so, here we have the basketball manifestation of that inadequacy, the rusted gears of my mind getting lapped by my opponents every day.
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Many have pointed out how institutional inadequacy has worsened COVID by drawing parallels to the AIDS pandemic, which was similarly intensified by governmental neglect.
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I convince myself a story isn't good enough before I even start it and am often preoccupied with questions of acceptance, representation and inadequacy.
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The richness and diversity of early modern philosophy were bound to become evident, engendering a growing awareness of the inadequacy of the standard story.
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"We are angry about the inadequacy of the response and the longstanding neglect of our buildings by the council and building management," it said.
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But whatever joy comes from clearing lines or creating combos has always been undercut by the acute feeling of inadequacy when I inevitably fail.
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Like all extreme narcissists, he feels a gnawing sense of inadequacy and thus requires constant adulation, admiration, and reinforcement for his oversize, hypersensitive ego.
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A monologue — spoken in Italian with English supertitles — finds Ms. Calderoni making lyrical statements about the inadequacy of the vocabulary we have to work with.
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It turns out we come from a long tradition of such inadequacy: Patient safety has been the holy grail for everyone, long sought, never achieved.
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Its weight can also tether these grandchildren of empire to feelings of inadequacy, snared "like a snail caught in the spiral of its own slime".
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That's where another important factor, the inadequacy of which has probably led to the downfall of earlier anonymous messaging apps, comes into play: Content moderation.
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" The PANYNJ's aviation director and chief security officer write that the Port Authority "can no longer tolerate the continuing inadequacy of TSA passenger screening services.
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In our inadequacy and emasculation, we are not alone, with hundreds of thousands of other Fantasy Football players still below us in the national rankings.
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The article notes steps such as reaching out to others for help, recalling your own expertise, recognizing imperfection as normal, to remove feelings of inadequacy.
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You should read IEEE Spectrum's article and her blog — again, though, only if you feel like staring into the distance and contemplating your own inadequacy.
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Our country faces a looming retirement crisis caused by the decline of traditional pensions, the inadequacy of 401(k)s, and decades of stagnant wages.
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Her case has drawn national attention to domestic violence against women in France, and to the inadequacy of France's institutions in dealing with the problem.
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Surely, opening these wounds has brought back feelings of embarrassment, loss, abandonment, humiliation, guilt, anger, inadequacy, denial…and all the stages that come with grief.
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Warren kept the focus on a broader, more pressing issue: The inadequacy of efforts to regulate tech companies in a way that protects the public.
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Even after it became clear that the practice was medically simple, donor insemination remained suspect, associated with illegitimacy and tainted by notions of male inadequacy.
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"Seeing women and their children walking happily along a street, I'd feel a pang of longing followed by a bruising wallop of inadequacy," she says.
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Although I was mulling over my own inadequacy in understanding research terms and practices, the scientists' language was sinking in, the way Lewis Carroll's does.
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Beyond a couple of minor role players on the Warriors' bench, neither side is burdened by the innocence and inadequacy of the unready or unripe.
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But if that is true, then there is no other excuse for the inadequacy of the effort other than sheer incompetence, ignorance and willful neglect.
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Studies suggest that as many as 70 percent of people have suffered from a sense of inadequacy, or "imposter syndrome," at some stage in their lives.
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Advocates, however, say the inadequacy of US facilities to accept the number of people who want to apply for asylum increases the chaos on the border.
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If celebrity fandom is a reflection of ourselves, perhaps our tendency to publicly lust for straight women is a reflection of our own feelings of inadequacy.
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As deepfakes become more refined and easier to create, they also highlight the inadequacy of the law to protect would-be victims of this new technology.
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Going through each of the options points out the inadequacy of the law and its inability to cause any serious change within the Navy or Marines.
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"The administrative record about the dangers faced by persons transiting through Mexico and the inadequacy of the asylum system there ... is stunning," Tigar said from bench.
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There, she meets a social worker who helps address her feelings of inadequacy (Marilla always wanted a boy for the farm – but she got Anne instead).
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Or they may be in the grip of what psychotherapists call "manic defence": an escape from inadequacy and loneliness into exhilarated states such as sexual arousal.
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Since the New Deal era, we've created a thicket of programs for the poor that are notorious for their complexity, their expense and sometimes their inadequacy.
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In their rather harshly titled 1970 book "Human Sexual Inadequacy," Masters and Johnson reported the treatment of 186 cases of premature ejaculation with only four failures.
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By boosting the FBI's budget and expenditure, it hoped to strengthen national security — but it also gained politically by implying the inadequacy of preceding Democratic administrations.
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To the extent that their misdeeds are at least partially rooted in unacknowledged feelings of inadequacy or abandonment, traditional psychotherapy also has a role, experts said.
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Read more " _____ Jacob Sullum in Reason: "The problem was not the absence of a background check but the inadequacy of the background check that was performed.
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After all of this effort, I had just five viable eggs (plus raging emotions, an inflated midsection, and a novel sense of inadequacy as a woman).
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In romantic relationships, codependency can manifest in negative ways, like feelings of inadequacy or resentment, but according to experts, codependency isn&apost always a bad thing.
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The two head coaches should make you feel less old, although Kansas City chiefs head coach Andy Reid's glorious mustache will invite other feelings of inadequacy.
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People who had what's known as sleep inadequacy, or an insufficient amount of quality rest, were 25% more likely to develop dementia, the researchers also found.
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Sensible Labour policies — more affordable housing and greater investment in the health service — are obscured by the party leader Jeremy Corbyn's displays of inadequacy and incompetence.
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The professor often talked about the inadequacy of published translations, reading us passages from novels in French and Russian to show how bad the translations were.
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The facility's inadequacy, officials warned, "will continue to degrade emergency response," and "cramped and austere living conditions" for firefighters would most likely result in retention problems.
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But it seems to have stemmed from a genuine inadequacy he has long felt, as someone whose preternatural baseball skills prevented him from continuing his formal education.
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Lang's hatred for Paul clearly stems from his own feelings of inadequacy in the face of the Getty fortune — and, Paul is the avatar for Lang's jealousy.
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It felt magnificently fitting for, in the cheapness, low-quality and relative inadequacy of Carling itself, the sponsor suited the third-rate tournament down to a tee.
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Dryer's imagery typically played with dissolution, which we read now, rightly or wrongly, as the slipperiness of mortality and the inadequacy of trying to hold onto anything.
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The bastion of inadequacy You, against all odds, evade the grasp of dry, numbing high school computer science courses and plan to learn on your own. Wait!
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We are all struggling with the same feeling of inadequacy as a parent," Vanessa explains, adding, "Failure is life, but it doesn't mean you're doing it wrong.
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"Programs of that kind are an excellent indication of the inadequacy of our present control over a marvellous facility," the Iowa senator Clyde Herring, a Democrat, declared.
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As Moore sees it, the answer is a panoply of neuroses, from a sense of sexual inadequacy to a fanatically rigid moral code to pure nihilistic viciousness.
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I murmured words of apology, calling her honey, sweetie, my friend, doubting she could ever hear me, knowing the shameful inadequacy of every syllable of my susurrations.
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Coates was dogged by feelings of failure and inadequacy even after he published his first story for The Atlantic, which landed with a splash and a whorl.
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The inadequacy of the government's response was laid bare by the unmitigated epidemiological and public relations disaster that was the saga of the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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The response comes as separate surveys have revealed feelings of "overwhelming pressure" and inadequacy among young social media users, as well as the prevalence of online bullying.
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" In the announcement, the company points out the inadequacy of a policy that set a "high bar of users fearing for their real-world safety to qualify.
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I had piled so much of my self-worth into the connection, that feeling it come to an abruptly horrible end fanned my internal flames of inadequacy.
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"The inadequacy and lack of credibility in the self-regulatory approach adopted by the largest platforms justify public intervention to make them more responsible," the report said.
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Content with their pockets, men have little to say about them, but women have been complaining about the inadequacy of their pockets for more than a century.
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Ms. Leader said in a telephone interview on Thursday that she was trying to raise awareness about what she described as Harvard's inadequacy in handling sexual assault cases.
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Jason Pressman, a Partner at Shasta Ventures, told me that he was surprised at both the size of the home security market and the inadequacy of existing solutions.
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Sometimes my wife will also help as far as role playing, just kind of talk about, "Your dick is so small" and sort of mock my perceived inadequacy.
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Following her public comments about the inadequacy of the administration's response, Trump fired back on Twitter by celebrating his "hurricane work" and calling her a "totally incompetent" mayor.
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Just as my parents' Spanish tongue made them feel like outsiders, five decades later, my own language inadequacy left me feeling like a stranger in a strange land.
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It also draws attention to the underfunding, understaffing, and systemic inadequacy of federal and local departments attempting to deal with the epidemic of murdered women across the country.
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The findings of the paper are particularly damning in light of repeated internal warnings about the inadequacy of the UN response, contained in material seen by VICE News.
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The sexual surrogacy model was first introduced in Human Sexual Inadequacy, a text penned by the famed sex research duo William Masters and Virginia Johnson back in 1970.
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The book's sputtering, flinching style, with its syntactical dead ends and missed connections, feels like both an accommodation to the necessity of language and proof of its inadequacy.
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The appalling inadequacy of the president, secretary of State, and other Trump administration officials should highlight that this is a crisis of confidence as much as anything else.
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"It is easy, cheap, to criticize the 'inadequacy' of President Obama's policies against ISIS," Claus Gehner of Seattle and Munich wrote in response to column by Roger Cohen.
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Six years later, only a singular biosimilar is available to patients, a woeful situation for patients requiring biologics, and a reflection on the inadequacy of support for biosimilars.
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As DNA testing has revolutionized forensic science and helped to exonerate hundreds of wrongfully convicted people, it has also shined a light on the inadequacy of earlier methods.
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His depictions of sex are entangled with the ganglia of residency, race, class and gender, as well as the instability and inadequacy of language, the collection's constant refrain.
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Chief among them are low self-esteem and perceptions of inadequacy that fuel a need to feel powerful and relevant, which they feed by following some corrupted philosophy.
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As I, a notorious overthinker with a vivid imagination, pondered my own feelings of guilt, inadequacy and responsibility, I perused responses that were unafraid of radical self-reflection.
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Kemp was admonished for having "stood by for far too long" amid a "mounting tide of evidence of the inadequacy and security risks" of Georgia's election systems and software.
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I contend daily with the feelings of inadequacy that compete with the exhaustion of motherhood, and two halves of me travel down the roads of grief and joy simultaneously.
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It seemed to need air; the punctured ceiling appeared less a testament to its own capacity for violence and more a sign of the inadequacy of its placement indoors.
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It's not hard to imagine, given the profound power and reach of the social network, how it could use feelings of inadequacy to help sell more products and advertisements.
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A woman with PPD experiences a whirlwind of emotions, including severe anxiety, panic attacks, thoughts of harming herself or the baby, and feelings of worthlessness, shame, guilt or inadequacy.
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In the months after Maria, blue tarps on rooftops and dark streets at night became enduring images of the catastrophic 2017 hurricane season and the inadequacy of the response.
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My fear – and we've been talking about retirement in America – my fear is we're starting to – people coming to terms with what they have an inadequacy in their retirement.
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It's the single largest fine against a tech company by the FTC to date, but its inadequacy to curtail future breaches of this sort already has progressive lawmakers furious.
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In your head, though, a mental teleprompter is streaming a string of garbled words that make up your networking pitch, and thoughts of inadequacy and self-criticism become obtrusive.
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Basically, it appears to be a reassuring thought to some incels that their sexual frustrations might be the result of a disorder rather than some sort of social inadequacy.
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Based on the idea that feeling isolated in our pain exacerbates perceptions of inadequacy and insecurity, common humanity is an important part of avoiding negative cycles of self-pity.
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Instead, Wolfe trains his sights on biological evolution — specifically, Darwin's theory of natural selection — and what he sees as its inadequacy to account for the existence of human language.
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Although options such as GoFundMe can expand the virtual village of support, they are ultimately another manifestation of our patchwork system's inadequacy when it comes to the seriously ill.
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The five men and women said little about themselves, dwelling instead on what they saw as the existential threat of climate change and the inadequacy of available legal remedies.
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He claimed in March that "anybody that wants a test can get a test," contradicting health officials and experts who've criticized the government's inadequacy at testing for the virus.
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The Boys' heroes are all deeply flawed, but for the most part, their crimes and failings are driven by understandable motivations, like substance abuse, fear of inadequacy, or greed.
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When feminist scholars in the 1980s began to explore early modern women writers, they discovered both the richness of the period's philosophy and the inadequacy of the lengthwise approach.
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What but some profound sense of inadequacy could explain the neediness and the nastiness, the pout and the pettiness, the vanity and the vulgarity, the anger and the aggression?
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Close your eyes and think about a time when a close friend came to you because he or she was struggling with a misfortune, failure or feelings of inadequacy.
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A 2013 study by researcher David Veale found that even men who were average or above-average expressed feelings of inadequacy and self-consciousness when it came to their member.
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And Nissan's decision to "disgrace the company by calling in public prosecutors" resulted in "effectively advertising the inadequacy of the board and Nissan's internal controls," Buchanan said in an email.
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There is probably a need for vaccines to prevent Lyme Disease, West Nile virus and Chagas disease — among others — but they are not being developed because of perceived market inadequacy.
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The musical sets the emotional turmoil of each character — from Wendla and her unanswered questions about sex to Mortiz and his fear of inadequacy — to unforgettable and chill-inducing songs.
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Inadequacy following birth "My knowledge of postpartum -- or post-natal, as we call it in England -- is that you don't want to be with your child," Adele tells Vanity Fair.
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He explains that he tried to replace his sense of inadequacy with things — acting, football — and that "it was only a matter of time" before he turned to something worse.
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Speaking with PEOPLE in this week's issue, Hager admits to dealing with some feeling of inadequacy when she compares her career path to her twin and best friend, both 37.
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" Nowhere is the inadequacy of this metaphor more evident than in his case study of the rise and fall of Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen's theory of "disruptive innovation.
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It points to the inadequacy of Mr Trump's campaign effort, which is lagging behind that of Mrs Clinton, his presumptive rival in November, in cash and organisation by any measure.
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This week's state of emergency declaration by an aboriginal community in northern Ontario overwhelmed by a wave of suicide attempts highlighted the inadequacy of the government programs for native communities.
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It felt revolutionary for me to consider that my disordered eating and my constant feelings of inadequacy about my physical appearance were oppressing me in ways I hadn't even considered.
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His intellectual and emotional inadequacy, his combination of megalomania and insecurity, are certainly contributing to the problem; has there ever been a president so obviously not up to the job?
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But he was saddled throughout the night with bad ideas based on the notion of the Tonys' inadequacy compared to television, or to streaming video, or to hip-hop music.
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In the meantime, Seattle's defense is mostly making up for the offensive inadequacy, and should be able to handle Tennessee (1-1), especially if DeMarco Murray is unable to play.
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Lately, we have spent time talking, as all writers do, about the inadequacy of language; of the need for a new vocabulary to describe things that humans have denatured, violated.
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With a puzzle, it's abstract, and your inability to figure out how to piece it together more nakedly reveals a personal inadequacy that quickly pushes me to stop playing altogether.
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Consider that social media has enabled the sharing of carefully curated lives, leading some teenagers — as well as adults — to experience a sense of exclusion or inadequacy relative to peers.
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In an effort to make her fiancé happy, Mia willfully suppressed her potential, missing career and financial opportunities so that her success would not trigger her partner's feelings of inadequacy.
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Cue the panic: I had a hungry baby, I was very tired and emotional, and this sudden feeling of inadequacy right out of the gate was the last thing I needed.
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In the wake of the mayhem last weekend, which resulted in the death of an innocent woman, tech companies seem to be realizing the inadequacy of their facile defenses from critics.
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Instagram is the most damaging social network to young people's mental wellbeing, and causes feelings of inadequacy and anxiety, according to a survey of around 1,500 14- to 24-year-olds.
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I was drawing on the lessons I had been given myself growing up and passing on those same tools, without understanding their inadequacy for the specific challenges my children were facing.
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Then the inevitable letdown comes, everyone starts discovering the faults and pain points, and what was once a super exciting category of sci-fi tech becomes a wearying parade of inadequacy.
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When people have a fixed mindset, they focus more on proving themselves than improving, they view struggle as a sign of inadequacy and they give up in the face of setbacks.
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The initial attempt failed, but sponsors earned the support of newly sworn-in president John F. Kennedy, who lamented that "nothing is more dramatically apparent than the inadequacy" of urban transportation.
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In other words, "one subtle button that some salespeople will try to push is to tap into your feeling of inadequacy," said Khalfani-Cox, who was not involved in that study.
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But he also made it clear that he fully grasped the inadequacy of language as a means of staving off — never mind defining — the darkness that waited to claim his characters.
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Even though it's generally not the best option, cheating can act as a coping mechanism for someone who doesn't know how to deal with relationships problems, stress, or feelings of inadequacy.
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" The retired military leader acknowledged the inadequacy of this answer: "But that means you're gonna lose some people, and then it's fair for Americans to ask, 'why am I doing this?
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The disclosure of the complaint against Mr. Meehan comes amid a national conversation about gender dynamics in the workplace, and about the inadequacy of support systems for victims of sexual harassment.
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His trial was a public spectacle, leading to a national debate about toxic masculinity, self-reproach among women and the inadequacy of the legal system to resolve deeply rooted cultural problems.
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I completed my fellowship in pain management 30 years ago, and at that time we were already aware of the inadequacy of the education most medical professionals received on the subject.
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To the Editor: Jennifer Weiner's opinion piece communicated the perception that men consume junk food with abandon and have no anxiety or feelings of inadequacy about what their bodies look like.
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My sense of inadequacy isn't helped by the fact that my own father was extremely engaged in teaching his children, and the first lot of grandchildren, how to ride a bike.
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The treatment promotes feelings of inadequacy and self-hate, Clinton W. Anderson, director of the sexual orientation and gender diversity office at the American Psychological Association, said in a phone interview.
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The Iowa caucuses were already under pressure, not only due to the inadequacy of party volunteers but also because its structure requires an investment of time among voters that few can afford.
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"If I could tell President Trump one thing about these immigration restrictions, I would say..." You can't undo your feelings of inadequacy if you continue being a puppet to white supremacist megalomaniacs.
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For example, this may be manifested in significant structural deterioration in the fund's performance resulting from a model error or inadequacy, as measured by drawdown or underperformance relative to objective and peers.
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You know it's a problem if you turn to social media to distract yourself from emotions you don't want to feel (that backfires anyway, since Instagram is a human-powered inadequacy factory).
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In a year of increased scrutiny of match fixing and the perceived inadequacy of the Tennis Integrity Unit, the sport's designated watchdog, the highest profile conviction was brought by another governing body.
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Guy Cecil, the former head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and now the boss of a leading Democratic super PAC, voiced his frustration with the inadequacy of Franken's apology on Twitter.
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And that bond has allowed him to characterize the incomplete realization of those promises as failures of the political machine he swore to combat, rather than as examples of his own inadequacy.
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You might've heard of impostor syndrome, the feeling of inadequacy that can bubble up in your mind when you think everyone else earned their seat at the table, but you don't belong.
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Sooner or later, Sanders will wind his campaign down and the things she says will no longer be processed through a filter of Sanders-land arguments about the inadequacy of her commitments.
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Over and above the personal benefits of meditation one can imagine that populations engaged in such practices would expand their awareness of the inadequacy and futility of some of our affective responses.
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HGTV's 'Fixer Upper' has ended its popular run Thankfully, there are about 80 other HGTV home shows starring attractive couples just waiting to fill us with the same feeling of crushing inadequacy.
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For example, parents can use the platform to get over-the-top ideas for, say, making a Halloween costume or throwing a birthday party — and it can create the feeling of inadequacy.
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For Vikas, who gave up a career as a chartered accountant for a precarious existence as a documentary filmmaker, the bomb brings to a boil simmering intimations of artistic and financial inadequacy.
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At the debate, Biden knocked the progressives, Sanders bemoaned the inadequacy of the center-left's agenda, and Warren sought to assure voters she knew how the plan, Medicare-for-all, would work.
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And a few progressives cautioned against making too much of the summit's inadequacy, arguing, in part, that it was better for Trump to get suckered and claim victory than to lash out.
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In that moment, she says, she realized that despite her own feelings of inadequacy in the role, being first lady would open up a door of opportunity for so many others like her.
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They know about your omnipresent feelings of inadequacy, the one-sided, expletive-filled conversations you have with your pump at 2 am when you just can't quite manage to eke out another drop.
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While APIL said the Grenfell Tower disaster demonstrated the inadequacy of payouts to victims, Duncan Fairgrieve, who has advised the UK government on compensation rules, said more generous payouts could also harm society.
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Crazy Rich Asians shows Rachel's sense of inadequacy and alienation in a place where it would seem she should be accepted; she's second-generation Chinese and a young professor at the prestigious NYU.
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While Gabrielle Union eventually turned to surrogacy to become a mom to daughter Kaavia James, it took her a beat to warm up to the idea — namely, due to initial feelings of inadequacy.
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We feel that we've got a very strong desire to see justice and we feel that one way of achieving this is to campaign to highlight the inadequacy of the system in general.
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Taking the lesson forward My husband's question made me realize that my feelings of financial inadequacy — hangovers from the shame I felt growing up poor — were distorting my view of my financial reality.
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Much has been written about Trump's infatuation with the men he calls "my generals," and what his fetishization of military commanders might indicate about his autocratic tendencies or his sense of masculine inadequacy.
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Sexual misconduct accusations against powerful men across a range of industries in recent months have prompted a national conversation about gender dynamics in the workplace, and the inadequacy of support systems for victims.
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One simple measure of the inadequacy of the government's response is that inflation has remained persistently below the 2 percent annual rate the Fed regards as optimal, a sign of an underachieving economy.
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That's a reasonable enough position, but given the persistence of senior poverty and the continued inadequacy of 401(k)s, we could do worse than expanding the most successful retirement program in America.
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Plastic recycling is technically difficult, and China's closing of its doors to foreign plastic waste in 2018 laid bare the inadequacy of global recycling systems, leaving many wealthy nations with mountains of waste.
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However, it does not address the causes of young people's depression and despair: the isolation, cyber-preoccupation and bullying he mentions, and the feelings of inadequacy and uncertainty that fuel and compound them.
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Egypt justified the lack of Egyptian tourists to Israel as a matter of Israel's inadequacy: there is nothing to see in Israel in comparison to Egypt's beautiful beaches and many interesting archaeological sites.
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Reliance on Social Security benefits will only increase in the future as a result of the decline in traditional, employer-sponsored pensions and the proven inadequacy of 401(k)s as a replacement.
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"I think he was plagued by themes of inadequacy and insecurity, and a search for meaning that began in his childhood," Jennifer Ferro, the general manager of KCRW, said in a phone interview.
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Separate from this meta-analysis, a separate write-up of the prevalence of imposter syndrome in systems librarians also exists, highlighting how no one group is immune to the grips of feelings of inadequacy.
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Time for a wake-up call Will the failure to qualify for the World Cup prove enough of a shock that America will at last confront the inadequacy of its current player-development model?
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As the national education debate focuses on common core and college tuition, the inequality and inadequacy of school supplies is a fundamental and pervasive problem that has gone largely ignored by policy and lawmakers.
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This culture of violence bleeds into a feeling of collective inadequacy and humiliation among men (exacerbated by a lack of economic security), leading to a drive to procure a sense of power and domination.
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An audacious thing for a woman to do, it was made more acceptable by her emphasis on her own unworthiness — a tactic used by talented women throughout history, claiming inadequacy while proving the opposite.
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Since then, I've worked hard to stop thinking that way, and it's hugely helped me to dispel the lingering sense of failure and inadequacy that I'd known for years as anxiety's partner in crime.
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The bombings at Brussels airport and on a crowded rush-hour metro train, only four months after 130 people were killed in Islamist attacks in Paris, laid bare the inadequacy of European cooperation on security.
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The new research also points to the inadequacy of the classic mirror test as a measure of self-awareness in certain species, and that self-awareness may be more common in animals than previously assumed.
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It's not entirely clear what those aides hope to gain by painting their boss as a conspiracy-minded, easily distracted, TV-obsessed bully prone to paranoia, feelings of inadequacy, and flashes of blind, irrational anger.
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Trump is so allergic to even the hint of a mistake, miscalculation or inadequacy that he's rather confess that he was bothered by the way Price made him look than by what he actually did.
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If I'd never found psychedelics, I probably would have either remained trapped within my own compulsions, driven by fear of inadequacy, or gone back to medication that muted these feelings without really addressing their roots.
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My colleague Jenna Wortham called it FOMO — a "fear of missing out" that produces "a blend of anxiety, inadequacy and irritation" as you skim through all those beautiful people doing beautiful things in your timeline.
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" The special counsel said the answers "demonstrate the inadequacy of the written format, as we have had no opportunity to ask follow-up questions that would ensure complete answers and potentially refresh your client's recollection.
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It's unclear just what combination of gangs, drugs, sexual frustration, inadequacy, political and religious indoctrination, cultural alienation and personal failure pushed him to kill 22 people, including an eight-year-old, by blowing himself up.
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It's not by the presence of a few successful women like, say, Nan Goldin, but by the widespread feelings of inadequacy, envy, and anxiety that a success like Goldin's inspires in her peers like Chris.
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South-western and inland regions, such as Guizhou, Yunnan, Jiangxi, Hunan and Henan, led FAI growth in 2016 and are likely to continue to do so in 2017 to address infrastructure inadequacy and stimulate economic growth.
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For Pizarnik poems collect psychic wounds; indeed they operate as compressed linguistic records of those wounds, but are also metaphorically wounds themselves, disfigured and incomplete because of the inadequacy of language ever to forge meaning fully.
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Failing to support efforts like those led by Representatives Murphy and Bernice Johnson, especially in light of their leadership in moving the bill through the legislative process, only serves to perpetuate our current state of inadequacy.
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"What to say about visiting conditions when people are confronted with noise, trampling, crowds, extreme fatigue and the total inadequacy of museum facilities at such a high volume of visitors?" the union said in the statement.
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"The biggest thing that I had to overcome were my own feelings of inadequacy because, as I moved into new roles, there was always a big expansion of what I should be good at," Merfeld said.
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One last question about this song: Is the bit in the video where Guy Pearce's tooth falls out a direct reference to the Freudian dream-symbolism where losing your teeth stands for fear of sexual inadequacy?
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If, for you, my AR-15 ownership is prima facie evidence of my mental instability, sexual inadequacy, lack of a conscience, or what-have-you, then I honestly don't care what you think about this issue.
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"When people feel judged, they often go back to a place of shame and guilt and inadequacy, and that's why I think we have to be able to be our own self-observers," Fisher told CNN.
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But because the inadequacy of the system is perhaps more visible than it's been in a long time, this might also be a chance to start rethinking eldercare in the U.S. before the next disaster hits.
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Pundits on the right who have been consistently critical of President Trump saw his equivocating response to the events — blaming "many sides" for the violence — as yet another sign of his inadequacy as the Republican leader.
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Among those compelled to buy a home, many will wait: For the hype to pass, for their partner to say "yes" or for their second child to fully illustrate the inadequacy of their rent-controlled two-bedroom.
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With post-partum depression affecting around 15 percent of new mothers, there's a fairly high likelihood that one of the women posting interminable baby pictures on your newsfeed may be struggling with feelings of inadequacy or anxiety.
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Back when he was mayor, he lived on a food stamp budget for a week to demonstrate the inadequacy of current nutrition assistance, and he put out a detailed plan to address child poverty as a candidate.
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Also, Reitman's discussion of the reluctance among multiple American administrations to label certain people domestic terrorists points to the inadequacy of our vocabulary to describe and therefore understand the dangers that extremism poses to all of us.
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Now exasperation over what many see as the inadequacy of the FTC's proposed Facebook fine is fueling talk among Democrats of standing up a new institution that's up to the task of policing the nation's tech giants.
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There are a number of problems with the federal coal program that merited such a review, such as the lack of competition in the leasing process, and the inadequacy of certain bonding requirements, just to name two.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's prime minister fired three officials in charge of Baghdad's security on Friday after last weekend's bombing that killed nearly 300 people and caused public outrage over the inadequacy of the emergency services and security apparatus.
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And yet, with Kaiser Karl gone, I find myself unexpectedly protective of this garish furniture, which even in its inadequacy expresses the freedom of a designer who worked, worked, worked without regard to bottom lines or social likes.
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Rebecca's involvement has an unintended effect: When young Kate hears her mother singing the same song in the shower, it's quietly crushing, and her feelings of inadequacy mount to the extent that she backs out of the show.
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The Drama of the Gifted Child By Alice Miller This classic work of psychoanalysis tackles the topic of gifted, talented people who were raised by loving, largely supportive parents yet struggle with feelings of inadequacy, insecurity, and imposterism.
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Where Kaphar's narratives focus on African Americans, the other artist featured in Unseen, Ken Gonzales-Day, creates images which center around Native Americans, Asians, and Latinos, that also expose cultural bias and the inadequacy of current historical narratives.
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The Sun, in Gemini, opposes Saturn at 6:17 AM, creating obstacles and bringing up fears around inadequacy, but the Moon connects with Mars at 8:32 PM, encouraging us to power through whatever is in our way.
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Social comparison, or the tendency to compare yourself with the people who are closer to the societal ideal, is difficult for Asian American men because of the inadequacy of media portrayals and the lack of diverse role models.
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At nearly 55, I am the oldest player in the game — often by a couple of decades — a distinction that manifests itself mostly in displays of inadequacy on the field but occasionally in moments of perspective off it.
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For her part, Power "shuddered at the inadequacy of the effort" to decrease Assad's stockpile, despite the fact that U.S.-Russian collaboration provided an opportunity to build the trust necessary to reach a political resolution of the conflict.
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And he issued it for two plausible reasons: the proliferation of international terrorism threats against the United States and the seeming inadequacy of overseas screening ("vetting") of would-be travelers to the United States by some source countries.
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A European satellite that measures the Earth's winds using lasers had a close encounter with one of SpaceX's Starlink constellation yesterday in a situation that illustrates the growing inadequacy of existing systems for global coordination of orbital issues.
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The man who is always searching for proof of his own specialness in order to quiet his feelings of inadequacy must deny the attention of a woman he believes will prove that he is truly, after all, special.
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He'd long ago despaired of the process, and of its inadequacy to address what he deems the existential threats to our climate, our food and water supplies, and the survival of life on earth, in any recognizable form.
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"Hillary wanted to put up wind," said President Donald Trump at a fundraiser for Republicans in Washington Tuesday, kicking off an extended riff about the evils of windmills -- wind turbines, more accurately -- and the inadequacy of wind energy.
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I hadn't yet gotten to the social hierarchy of high school, but was already able to recognize Cady's initial feeling of inadequacy thanks to the girls in my grade who were discovering hair dye, straighteners, and Aeropostale before me.
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What's interesting about Liz Hannah's script, however, is that, like Smith's, it doesn't shy away from the real feeling of helplessness and inadequacy that many women feel when they are handed the keys they were denied for so long.
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And when these creatures of the workshop do manage to summon up the courage to test their descriptive powers against the most basic of human drives and activities, it is often to chronicle male sexual hesitation, confusion or inadequacy.
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Because of the obvious inadequacy of the Congressional Review Act, Republicans in the House have repeatedly passed a bill, the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act, that would require Congress to vote on major regulations.
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The friendship they developed was often fraught, and even codependent, with the former B-movie heartthrob Wayne suffering from chronic feelings of inadequacy and the hard-nosed, occasionally abusive A-list director Ford unafraid of doling out tough love.
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In 22000, Irit Dinur and Kobbi Nissim, then with the NEC Research Institute, warned about extensive data publication and the inadequacy of many existing attempts to ensure confidentiality, including those used by the Census Bureau in 20163 and 22016.
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Either he shrugs off this sense of inadequacy as being only too familiar, or else he thinks of performing a kind of penance — of which the purest example would be to make a contribution to Oxfam or to Unicef.
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The inadequacy of that old mantra, which has been held up in some quarters as a purist approach to criticism, as if critics approached all art in white coveralls while in a clean room, has been especially evident of late.
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With Instagram's recent ranking as the worst social network for young people's mental health, due to its ability to cause feelings of inadequacy and anxiety, it's no surprise that young people are trying to escape the pressures and expectations of rinstas.
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Indeed, the real challenge of Ms Ocasio-Cortez's populist ideas—to both parties, but to the Democrats most urgently—is the way they expose the inadequacy of mainstream policy responses to the big problems, including inequality and global warming, she describes.
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And mostly, as we shifted out of DB to DC, this is the first time where we have now Americans aging in a DC world not a DB world – defined contribution world – and they just have an inadequacy of savings.
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You feel crippling inadequacy when you try to list your own accomplishments and have now fallen into the deep hole that is an existential crisis, questioning what you're doing with your life and why were put here in the first placeNo?
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The inadequacy of their analyses illustrate why well-resourced, team-based institutions with a strong culture of attention to detail like the Congressional Budget Office, the GAO, the Joint Tax Committee Staff or the Tax Policy Center are so important.
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Their father (Brian Dennehy, in effect playing Brad Pitt's role in the earlier movie) is full of grief and regret, and the ache at the center of Rick's existence seems to arise from the inadequacy of paternal and fraternal love.
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The only thing he has going for him in his life is his position as vice principal of the nondescript North Jackson High School, where he takes his feelings of inadequacy out on teens as the school's head of discipline.
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Back in 2009 I was very publicly tearing my hair out over the obvious inadequacy of Obama's economic stimulus, which I predicted (correctly) would be a political disaster, because the failure to achieve dramatic results would play into Republican hands.
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It is what I would call "pathobigotry," a mental condition born of one's own feelings of inadequacy that drives one to degrade and consciously discriminate against others who are different as a means of bolstering one's own sense of self-worth.
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In another, the commander-in-chief's failure to find the right words to console families of soldiers killed in action gives us a glimpse of the deep-seated sense of inadequacy that might be a clue to his moral collapse.
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Every artist must grapple, at times, with the inadequacy of a single image to capture a larger truth, but the discipline, focus, and spontaneity apparent in Kallianiotis's portraits of Pennsylvania's small towns and cities capture something monumental in life's minutia.
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So the counter-effect was, I would either be spending time with people that weren't necessarily nourishing me, I was spending time in ways that amplified my anxiety and my feelings that I was somehow missing out or inadequacy or insecurity.
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In September, US District Judge Amy Totenberg ruled that Georgia could not be forced to adopt paper ballots before the election, but said there was "a mounting tide of evidence of the inadequacy and security risks" in the state's system.
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Seemingly always behind the eight ball when he raps, Devin stacks self-deprecating lyrics about his own inadequacy on top of warped musical production inspired by "Bootsy Collins, James Taylor, and Johnny 'Guitar' Watson," bringing a different point of view to the genre.
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Here's Rice answering questions from the committee about what, exactly, she meant by a "substantial" security presence: Rice's refusal to give the precise definition of "substantial" looks to Republicans like an attempt to paper over the inadequacy of the security in Benghazi.
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Even authoritative, sympathetic scholars' work shows that more than a few of these guys are tempted to the streets by the inadequacy of schooling, the availability of work on the black market selling drugs, and how easy it is to have a gun.
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The miserable inadequacy in intelligence that led to 9/11 was very much in evidence at the FBI, but President George W. Bush decided not to fire its director, Mueller (who, to be fair, had taken office just a few days before).
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A recent article in Quartz explores the possible reasons why most first-time parents tend to feel insecure about their parenting, and those feelings of inadequacy are very likely exaggerated by the abundance of conflicting information and opinions available at our fingertips.
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Eugene and Ezekiel are perfect examples of how The Walking Dead's pacing problem sinks its subplots in inadequacy, with entire episodes dedicated to single characters that don't end up paying off, because those characters are only given five minutes in a finale.
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To tackle the problem, the Royal Society for Public Health has called for social media platforms to take action in order to help combat young users' feelings of inadequacy and anxiety by placing a warning on images that have been digitally manipulated.
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Some of its innovations—like Soylent, a powdered substance that is meant to replace regular food—imply some basic inadequacy with the human condition, as if we can improve ourselves by behaving less like people and more like the robots of Levandowski's dreams.
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Of course, it doesn't approach Ms. Venu's level, an inadequacy the production tries to acknowledge, and compensate for, with distractions and coy devices, like the downtown luminary Keely Garfield's explaining the meaning of Mr. Cardona's solo by substituting a lame nature fable.
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These numbers are so high, says La Shawn Paul, therapist and owner of Social Work Diva, an online provider of therapy for women, because it's especially easy for millennial women to relate to feelings of depression or inadequacy when something traumatic occurs.
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"Despite some totally normal and healthy feelings of inadequacy, the actress has learned some lessons from her time in and out of the spotlight, "I've realized that once you define what it is that's important to you, in some way it appears.
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In particular, I don't know why imagined liberal disdain inspires so much more anger than the very real disdain of conservatives who see the poverty of places like eastern Kentucky as a sign of the personal and moral inadequacy of their residents.
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She had been passing through a dangerous intersection — busy roads, no stoplights — and her first thought, as she waited for the ambulance to arrive, was about the inadequacy of local governance: In the Northern Virginia exurbs, rapid growth has long outstripped traffic oversight.
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Shopping on a website featuring attractive models or beautiful homes may engender the same sense of inadequacy that leafing through catalogs can, unlike picking them up in person, and that visual memory may linger when the object has been delivered, leading to remorse.
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Henry's self-declared inadequacy and his refusal to enlist at the time of the Civil War—though most of the members of his class and kind did go to war, including two of his brothers—raises the larger, fashionable question of his sexuality.
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Carrefour France faces major challenges including the growing inadequacy of its core hypermarket model in the face of changing consumer habits, which is affecting operators country wide, increasing price and promotional pressure, and a growing delay in its transformation into a multichannel retailer.
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A Swedish teenager who has become one of the global faces of the urgency and — in her words — woeful inadequacy of the world's response to climate change, Thunberg made international headlines throughout 2019, capped by her being named TIME's person of the year.
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A September ruling from US District Judge Amy Totenberg ruled that Georgia could not be forced to adopt paper ballots before the election, but said there was "a mounting tide of evidence of the inadequacy and security risks" in the state's system.
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"So many guys have it in the back of their minds that they have to be a jock, some kind of supermale, just to exist," said Mike from Berkeley, who got into men's liberation when being laid off gave him intense feelings of inadequacy.
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" Mueller made it clear he was unhappy with the written question-and-answer, saying Trump's answers "'demonstrate the inadequacy of the written format, as we have had no opportunity to ask follow-up questions that would ensure complete answers and potentially refresh your client's recollection.
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"If you're a 20-year-old pretending to be a Nazi, you're not a bad boy; you're a racist virgin so humiliated by his own sexual inadequacy and terrified at rejection that you'll blame your feelings of weakness on some unseen Liberal Agenda," she wrote.
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The moments that are recorded, however, give us a glimpse into his unique state of mind; he touches on topics including the changing art market and art world, and his relationship to the inadequacy of language in the face of death, artistic creation, and sexuality.
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A President, who prizes loyalty and self-image above all, is left exposed and isolated in his own White House, viewed with contempt by those who serve him and open to ridicule by others who see his swaggering, domineering brand as a front for inadequacy.
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Why AI needs more social workers, with Columbia University's Desmond Patton This is why I wasn't entirely kidding when I wrote that the entire tech industry could use a Chief Social Work Officer to help us cope with constant feelings of anxiety and inadequacy.
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Its hero, young Kayla (played by the remarkable Elsie Fisher), deals with trying to launch her YouTube channel, with a crush that goes nowhere, and with her feelings of inadequacy when compared to more popular girls or older teens she sees on her Instagram every morning.
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"As lawmakers we have an obligation to the public to ensure that those who are responsible are accountable and not untouchable, as indeed is the case now where the individuals responsible are protected by the regulatory inadequacy of our current system," Hollinrake said in a statement.
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Millie is thirty: young enough to expect more from life than twelve dollars an hour at work and episodes of "Forensic Files" on her laptop, but old enough to see that, although her job may be temporary, her feelings of insignificance and inadequacy might never go away.
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"While we appreciate that the judge has acknowledged our concerns about the inadequacy of the screening obligations in the new law and will continue postponing enforcement of these rules, we respectfully disagree with the remainder of his ruling," Airbnb spokesperson Christopher Nulty wrote in an email.
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"The inadequacy of the FEC's current regulations makes it practically impossible for both regulators and citizens to determine if the funding for a political advertisement online came from a domestic source or an enemy abroad," former FEC commissioner Ann Ravel wrote in a column for Politico before the announcement.
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What made the scene between Nick and Luke work so well is that it feels fully both the impossibility of Nick's situation and the inadequacy of his response: It's not clear that he could be doing anything more than what he's doing, and what he's doing is not enough.
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It was the inadequacy of the world's response that led directly to the creation of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), an innovative partnership between public, private, philanthropic and civil organizations, founded last year by Norway, India, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Wellcome and the World Economic Forum.
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In the HBO series "Being Serena," and in her news conferences, she has debunked the myth of postpartum bliss by speaking openly about her feelings of inadequacy as a new mother and about the depression that ensued, her "mommy brain" and her struggles to return to peak physical shape.
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In a recent essay in the New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Michael Weinstein, a trauma surgeon, opens up about his own spiral into depression and burnout, after silently enduring feelings of inadequacy for years while working in a culture that wouldn't allow him to share those feelings.
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Diawara is a scholar, theorist and filmmaker whose work has brought the 'african/black' intellectual and cultural traditions to the attention of the anglo-european world (although I stress the deep inadequacy of the terms 'african' and 'black' here – but I leave that discussion for others in other contexts).
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"Acknowledging that armed opposition groups have accepted the humanitarian truce, and the inadequacy of the five-hour humanitarian "pause" decided by Russia, President Emmanuel Macron stressed that humanitarian convoys must be able to reach all populations in need unhindered and without further delay," the Elysee Palace said in a statement.
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So he was starting to go to the gym, and I said it was fine if he was going to do it for his own health or benefit, but if he was going to do it to try and attract another woman, then it could continue the cycle of inadequacy.
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It's obvious and inevitable that Sara is going to fight to reclaim her life from her mother: even though "Arkangel" starts with Marie's fear and pain, it only uses it as a frame for how she projects her fears of inadequacy onto her daughter, and victimizes her in the process.
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A less expected and perhaps more profound finding, however, has been what the introspective founder Prayag Narula of LeadGenius tweeted at me recently: that behind the hubris and Machiavellianism one can find in tech companies is a constant struggle with anxiety and an abiding feeling of inadequacy among tech leaders.
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Rather than engaging how and why to assess this within the workings of the Security Council, Pompeo pursued an oversimplified course of condemnation of the inadequacy of the Iran deal for not accomplishing what it had never set out to do, that is, to restrain all ballistic missile development in Iran.
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In the meantime, the irreducible stories of individuals, such as the one Jamison tells about herself—the great and prickly autobiographies of addicts struggling to understand their thrall and teaching us about ourselves in ways beyond what they intend—may be the best balm against our inadequacy that we have.
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Valenzuela is a Girlschool veteran and collaborator, and well-versed in its mission—she also helms Ruidosa, a Latinx festival and activism collective by and for non-male artists in Chile and Mexico, formed in part as a response to her feelings of isolation and inadequacy even as her acclaim grew.
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"The written responses, we informed counsel, 'demonstrate the inadequacy of the written format, as we have had no opportunity to ask follow-up questions that would ensure complete answers and potentially refresh your client's recollection or clarify the extent or nature of his lack of recollection,'" Mr. Mueller's report said.
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He would win in the short term — and all Americans would lose — because as long as most of the oxygen in Washington is consumed by the ghastly carnival of this barker, there's too little left for the nation's very real problems and for scrutiny of his substantive inadequacy in addressing them.
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Slow Days, Fast Company: The World, the Flesh, and LA To be sure, it's oppressive for any woman to be force-fed clots of repetitive images: the same waifish body, milk-white skin, glinting, silken hair — but in this context, white women's discomfort is born not entirely from garden-variety concerns of inadequacy.
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Inspired by the work of Douglas Sirk and Wong Kar Wai, the video follows a 1950s Asian-American housewife as she's worn down by her husband's infidelities—often with beautiful, idealized white women—over the course of several years, evenutally resigning herself to inadequacy and the disappointment of promises broken ad infinitum.
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Whether Willie Soke (Billy Bob Thornton) is engrossed by scantily-clad women playing volleyball as he clutches a half-eaten corn dog or interpreting a comment made about his "performing" as Santa Claus to imply that he has poor sexual prowess, it's all about fears of male inadequacy in this 2003 comedy.
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In person, Yang's campaign message was often much broader: He talks often about the inadequacy of standard economic metrics to capture the well-being of the populace, arguing that the importance of gross domestic product in public life creates a standard where, unless you contribute to the GDP, your humanity doesn't count.
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Rick Dalton is a pretty bad actor, and DiCaprio, a very good actor, strains every last fibre to dramatize that inadequacy; the scene in which Rick, having screwed up his lines on set, lays furious waste to his trailer strikes me as an indulgence, though DiCaprio's fans will doubtless hail his emotional bravado.
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In his closing opinion statement, Judge Eugene Fahey upheld the prior decision to deny leave, but he admitted that arguments made by the lower courts were full of holes, and that the "inadequacy of the law as a vehicle to address some of our most difficult ethical dilemmas" were on full display during the case.
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"I/DD services are funded by Medicaid and Medicaid rates are not set by the federal government, so providers are price takers, they're not price setters, so where they have this enormous workforce crisis, it is directly due to an inadequacy of rates coupled with or exacerbated by a very tight labor market," she added.
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Firstly, in anything other than a stark and unqualified list that unreels to the end of our allotted space here, there are going to be serious, gaping omissions that will cause me to wake at 3 in the morning and groan in useless torment at my own inadequacy as both a friend and reader.
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"It's interesting to see Instagram and Snapchat ranking as the worst for mental health and wellbeing - both platforms are very image-focused and it appears they may be driving feelings of inadequacy and anxiety in young people," said Shirley Cramer, chief executive of RSPH, who conducted the #StatusOfMind report in collaboration with the Young Health Movement (YHM).
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The former first lady and current presidential candidate is also like a lot of other men and women who were adults when personal computers came into use, and who to this day cannot scan, iChat, use Spotify or hook up their Roku, and would prefer not to let the world — or their younger colleagues — in on their tech inadequacy.
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Read more: Mothers are more likely to work full-time in states with lower childcare costs and longer school daysRenegotiate as necessaryParental burnout, experts say, is a result of an imbalance between demands and rewards, and it shares many of the same traits as professional burnout: high levels of exhaustion, feelings of inadequacy, and emotional detachment.
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Enrica Maria Martino, who conducted a study for the social security institute, cited "the rigidity of working hours, the scarcity of part-time opportunities and the inadequacy of child care provisions, together with a strong role division between men and women that still attributes women all family responsibilities" as obstacles to keeping mothers in the work force.
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His revulsion when Gabriel tells him his father's true profession, and the obvious inadequacy with which Gabriel tries to claim it was a different time — the constant revolutionary promise that today's necessary brutality will magically go away tomorrow — was perhaps more surprising than it should be, given what we know of Philip's politics and his ambivalence toward the job.
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A great majority of Indians, forced to inhabit the vast gap between a glossy democratic ideal and a squalid undemocratic reality, have long stored up deep feelings of injury, weakness, inferiority, degradation, inadequacy and envy; these stem from defeats or humiliation suffered at the hands of those of higher status than themselves in a rigid hierarchy.
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Despite the occasional flatness of MacNicol's prose, and some irksome references to her glitzy life, I found myself underlining sentences, and then entire passages, that resonated with me, articulating the extreme inadequacy and sense of dislocation single women of a certain age, like MacNicol — and like me — experience in moments when others are growing closer without you.
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" Charity Wilkinson-Truong, a clinical psychologist in New Jersey, said that feelings of inadequacy are common in a culture that tends to correlate a gift with the devotion of the person giving it: "If you give something and don't get the reaction you want, you ask yourself, 'What does this mean for our relationship?' even if nothing's wrong.
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But Musk isn't sure that the pandemic — which has infected about 220,000 people around the world, killed nearly 10,000, has all of Italy and much of the Bay Area on lockdown, and has forced the U.S. to reckon with the woeful inadequacy of its healthcare system in the face of a rampaging virus — is that big a deal.
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Mindful of the harsh critique leveled at the Obama administration by congressional Republicans after the deadly Ebola pandemic in 2014, Senate Democrats have urged President Obama to move quickly to avoid accusations of inadequacy in the response to the outbreak of the Zika virus, a mosquito-borne illness that has been linked to severe birth defects and is widespread in Latin America.
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As Vox's Constance Grady wrote in an in-depth essay on the inadequacy of the language we currently have available to talk about these concepts: It is confusing and flattening in ways that make it hard to talk about sexual violence without either trivializing it, obfuscating the systems that enable it, or getting so specific as to become salacious or triggering.
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Although the Senate and House of Representatives eventually passed the amendment in 1972, it was never ratified – a shocking fact for many, and a key component to filmmaker Kamala Lopez's new film, Equal Means Equal, which examines the startling effects of gender inequality in the United States, the inadequacy of current laws in place and the dedicated advocates who've been fighting for decades to rectify the situation.
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Many suffer for decades from post-traumatic stress disorder-type symptoms, including anxiety, self doubt and feelings of social inadequacy Marcus Jerry Kaz McNeely, 33, who works in an after school program, came to the Hope Center, a free psychiatric clinic run by the First Corinthian Baptist Church, after leaving a church in the Bronx that prohibited watching TV, going to the movies and wearing jewelry.
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" (Winters had himself complained about the inadequacy of existing anthologies.) But Williams accepted the ground for chastisement: "At the risk of sounding maudlin"—he knew his audience—"I must say to you what is so obvious to me that perhaps on occasion I do not say it directly enough: that there is no man alive whose work I value more than yours, of whose posterity I am more sure, and to whom I feel a profounder debt.
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So Sontag responded to a 21993 survey "about intellectuals and their role" with a kind of regal pique: What the word intellectual means to me today is, first of all, conferences and roundtable discussions and symposia in magazines about the role of intellectuals in which well-known intellectuals have agreed to pronounce on the inadequacy, credulity, disgrace, treason, irrelevance, obsolescence, and imminent or already perfected disappearance of the caste to which, as their participation in these events testifies, they belong.
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