There's a tendency to gloss over the smaller inconsistencies to focus on bigger -- or just other -- inconsistencies.
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No. Jonathan SchwartzMay 11, 2016 On the stand, Schwartz comes off as an inconsistent character, but his inconsistencies are only the inconsistencies of the tech industry at large.
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Defense looks for inconsistencies Following an afternoon break, Cosby defense attorney Tom Mesereau began his cross-examination of Constand by asking her about inconsistencies in her statements to police about the alleged assault.
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There were stops and starts, inconsistencies, loyalties forged and broken,
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Suggested the underlying there were tax facts and based inconsistencies.
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Expect problems and more inconsistencies than you're probably accustomed to.
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Jamil also cleared up some of the inconsistencies on Twitter.
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However, this approach has led to inconsistencies in its service.
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There were inconsistencies in witness statements, and memories were hazy.
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However, there were errors and inconsistencies in the voting data.
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" Lynch said there were "inconsistencies" in testimony and "factual assertions.
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On a lesser actress, those contradictions might play as inconsistencies.
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He ascribed the inconsistencies to "traumatic mischaracterization" caused by stress.
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Indeed, Mr. Talese finds his own inconsistencies in his story.
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Second, pointing out the AfD's inconsistencies wherever it makes mistakes.
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The senator said she sees no inconsistencies in her views.
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The German writes to point out inconsistencies in the original.
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Or that Ford is undone by inconsistencies in her story.
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We are hardwired with thousands of inconsistencies and minor problems.
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The messiness of the pitch fell away, inconsistencies felt more forgivable.
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I captured a lot of inconsistencies and I know you did.
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Acknowledging the logical inconsistencies of these images, Bonner's captions crack jokes.
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But once results started trickling in, reports of other inconsistencies arose.
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The inconsistencies and variations in these paintings challenge our dulled gaze.
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He refuses to get pinned down when questioned about these inconsistencies.
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Wegener said there were inconsistencies in Reynosa's claims from the outset.
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But merely pointing out these inconsistencies makes your blogger into a….
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If the story is fabricated, you can expect to find inconsistencies.
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Prosecutor Bill Peterson was also unconcerned about inconsistencies, per The Oklahoman.
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But some of those additions to the Helvetica family introduced inconsistencies.
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It's a bunch of inconsistencies that add up to consistent frustrations.
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To be sure, the inconsistencies abound on the left as well.
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Such inconsistencies are inevitable in a long and vigorous business life.
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Politicians are human and thus possess hinterlands, blind spots and inconsistencies.
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Despite the apparent inconsistencies, Jackson says he believes Papini was abducted.
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Maybe the movie's inconsistencies were baked in from the very beginning.
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Lawmakers also questioned Hardaway and Richardson about inconsistencies during their testimony.
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As with any data set, it's subject to gaps and inconsistencies.
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"There were a lot of inconsistencies with the plaintiff," he said.
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Safer brought the inconsistencies front and center to the American public.
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Can you fill in her memory gaps or her factual inconsistencies?
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Inconsistencies in how it was done across precinct sites, caucus sites.
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This included inconsistencies in Dixon's story that the documentary doesn't address.
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Lawmakers also questioned Hardaway and Richardson about inconsistencies in their testimony.
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He uncovered a number of apparent inconsistencies in the official narrative.
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But these inconsistencies about when "life" begins are far more revealing.
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In an initial round of testing last June, researchers were able to identify "speaker inconsistencies and scene inconsistencies," two markers of video that's been tampered with, with 75% accuracy in a set of hundreds of test videos.
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Officials hope it will remove numerous inconsistencies and ambiguities in Chinese law.
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Several drawbacks and inconsistencies come with using social media, the researchers noted.
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Sanofi said it issued the recall after inconsistencies in preliminary test results.
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"I think our life is just fraught with these inconsistencies," says Herzog.
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But there were inconsistencies in her father's stories and something felt wrong.
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Under Mr Woods ExxonMobil's policies on climate change remain marred by inconsistencies.
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But Trump has plenty of inconsistencies with his selection of media personalities.
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In the past two decades, the WWE attempted to smooth the inconsistencies
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Some of those inconsistencies will undoubtedly be smoothed over with enough time.
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I like inconsistencies because I think they're going to think more broadly.
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Outside commentators noted that Trump's big speech had a number of inconsistencies.
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Staff buff the outer shell while eyeing the car body for inconsistencies.
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Pros: Price, thick insulation, durable exterior liningCons: Cheap zipper, inconsistencies in stitching
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Cosby's defense attorneys have worked to point out inconsistencies in their stories.
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And the more I researched, the more mistakes and inconsistencies I found.
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Berke also probed for inconsistencies in Davis's testimony about his personal life.
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But the President 's inconsistencies didn't just apply to human rights abuses.
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Untangling the inconsistencies took the party days before fully reporting the results.
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It is out of this trust that I can point out inconsistencies.
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The holdup Monday resulted from "inconsistencies" in reporting of the three totals.
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All large organizations have their catch-22s, their inconsistencies, their maddening snafus.
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He has been taken to task for seeming inconsistencies in his policies.
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But Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. said the supposed inconsistencies were inconsequential.
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A report by the Senate Intelligence Committee in 2004 pointed to inconsistencies.
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Excuse me, can you fill in her memory gaps, her factual inconsistencies?
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Ms. Conway wasted little time in calling him out on the inconsistencies.
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When police investigated the crime scene, they found inconsistencies with Cain's explanation.
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But there were also glaring inconsistencies in the official version of events.
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New evidence creates inconsistencies in our beliefs and an associated emotional discomfort.
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Manafort has denied lying, blaming faulty memory and depression for any inconsistencies.
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Traditionally, TV was the medium best suited to catching politicians in inconsistencies.
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The two didn't really mesh, so Baum's Oz is full of cheerful inconsistencies.
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Fans' gripes about the inconsistencies between arenas only grew with each new addition.
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When I opened up my package I immediately noticed a lot of inconsistencies.
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The candidates had raised concerns about reporting errors and inconsistencies in the data.
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The party said there were "inconsistencies" in the way the outcomes are reported.
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The Times said it didn't find any evidence that the inconsistencies were intentional.
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The state's Democratic Party said a "reporting issue" caused "inconsistencies" in some data.
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Francis Rooney of Florida, said there are inconsistencies between Taylor's and Sondland's testimonies.
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For now, there are some pretty serious inconsistencies involved in the new policy.
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One major reason for these inconsistencies is the slapdash nature of weed legalization.
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There are similar inconsistencies about the application of data minimisation and retention controls.
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His defense team has attempted to undercut her testimony by highlighting alleged inconsistencies.
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The case cracked wide open after Lisa's family proved inconsistencies in Jackie's story.
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The theory hones in on a few subtle inconsistencies in the show's plot.
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Kirana said Boeing had shown inconsistencies in its responses to the two disasters.
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"Nothing screams 'unprofessional' more than a resume that's full of inconsistencies," says Augustine.
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But a medical examination of the girl allegedly found inconsistencies with Brown's account.
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" His spokeswoman denied the second round of allegations, calling them "riddled with inconsistencies.
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While most schools and sports leagues have developed transgender policies, there are inconsistencies.
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Or, at least, hide it — and its many confusing inconsistencies — out of sight.
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In their session on January 6, 20183, Afshar asked E.R. about these inconsistencies.
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He then faced the Senate intelligence committee about the inconsistencies over the summer.
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The increase comes from the correction of inconsistencies in Fitch's cash flow modelling.
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The NLRB's Inspector General, David Berry, has his own inconsistencies to answer for.
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Here are 14 of the most egregious plot holes and inconsistencies on "Friends."
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Instead, he echoed Lundqvist in trying to explain the collapsing leads and inconsistencies.
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Inconsistencies on several major details have been pointed out among the three accounts.
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A sample of asylum cases, granted and denied, reflects some of the inconsistencies.
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I was trying to make it so that there weren't any glaring inconsistencies.
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"We found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," she said.
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But memory experts say inconsistencies are common and understandable in sexual assault cases.
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He highlighted inconsistencies in their testimonies as proof they could not be trusted.
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"We found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," it said.
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After injuries and inconsistencies decimated the rotation, it is finally finding its groove.
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Conservative media and Trump's Republican allies seized on the inconsistencies in Sondland's testimony.
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Other journalist began to investigate some parts of the story and found inconsistencies.
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We acknowledge there are inconsistencies in exhibiting companies, and these will be addressed.
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Perez's message came shortly after a New York Times report that found caucus results released Wednesday contained errors and inconsistencies that contradicted caucus rules in some cases, although the newspaper noted that there was no evidence the inconsistencies were intentional.
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The inconsistencies of the heart are expressed so succinctly that laughter fades into reflection.
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I mean, there&aposs so many inconsistencies and it&aposs just completely beyond comprehension.
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Never bigger than after his recital of Cruz's alleged inconsistencies in the recent debate.
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Those officers found "inconsistencies" with the cargo and they sent it for further analysis.
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His rallies were littered with inconsistencies, or reversals, or half-truths, or sometimes lies.
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Prosecutors also highlighted inconsistencies between Noor's and Harrity's testimonies of what happened that night.
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Then there are inconsistencies between actual organic standards and what people think "organic" means.
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" Domingo has disputed the allegations made against him and said were "riddled with inconsistencies.
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But even in the world of film, where technology has largely plateaued, inconsistencies remain.
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Kilgore highlighted multiple inconsistencies in Stoddard's testimony during a preliminary hearing in July, 2014.
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However, FDA scientists had disputed the trial data, flagging multiple inconsistencies in data collection.
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The vagaries in distribution and inconsistencies in rationing have led to calls for change.
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Investigators found inconsistencies in how the Marines responded to suicidal statements, the Marines said.
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Sanders also claimed the White House story had been "consistent," despite the clear inconsistencies.
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Prominent inconsistencies emerged in the White House's version of Comey's ouster on Tuesday evening.
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There are many consistent inconsistencies in the life of the year-round Irish surfer.
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Such logical inconsistencies are buried by the spectacle's relentless proffering of goods and imagery.
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I poured over the code probably a 100 times, checking and checking for inconsistencies.
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AbbVie has asked Kennelly to throw out that verdict over inconsistencies during the trial.
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Freelance journalist A.C. Shilton also noticed inconsistencies and started doing research of her own.
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An attorney for Gawker questioned Hogan about inconsistencies in his testimony and media interviews.
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Post reporters questioned the woman about inconsistencies in her story and found a GoFundMe.
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As Vox's Li Zhou explained, Democrats have been calling out inconsistencies throughout the hearings.
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People typically do not change their opinions when underlying hypocrisies or inconsistencies are illuminated.
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Would a jury be able to move past these inconsistencies when evaluating her testimony?
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The apparent ideological inconsistencies angered some of Trump's staunchest supporters on the far right.
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That structure, however, could easily lead to inconsistencies in laws from state to state.
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"With any young team and young players, you're going to have inconsistencies," Staal said.
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"I acknowledge that there have been inconsistencies, but that's what it is," he said.
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They spent hours cleaning up any inconsistencies, and took care to avoid double counting.
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The Iowa Democratic Party said it found "inconsistencies" in the reporting of some results.
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Party officials said the results had been delayed because of "inconsistencies" in their reporting.
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The other characters work because they are flawed; their inconsistencies are explained, often movingly.
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A judge, finding inconsistencies in the prosecution's files, freed nearly all of the suspects.
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After the hearing, Meadows said there were six inconsistencies that they planned to probe.
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But a prosecutor pointed on inconsistencies in Van Dyke's depiction of the fatal encounter.
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" Stone's lawyer said there were "no inconsistencies in what we sent to the House.
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The Washington Post first reported on the agency's myriad omissions and inconsistencies on Oct.
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The consistencies of Trump's character are matched by the inconsistencies of his policy positions.
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Caroline Kitchener understands better than many that love, millennial style, can come with inconsistencies.
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This, Mueller said, prevented investigators from corroborating witness statements and questioning witnesses about inconsistencies.
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"Even though it is very common for victims of sexual assault to delay reporting of the attack and have some inconsistencies in how they relate the events because of trauma, fear, embarrassment and other issues, juries sometimes hold such inconsistencies against" an accuser.
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She wasn't afraid to call out inconsistencies in our culture and hypocrisy in the industry.
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"There's enough inconsistencies in this report that it makes me raise an eyebrow," he added.
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However, Instagram is making an important change that addresses one of its more annoying inconsistencies.
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Hopefully Stone catches onto the inconsistencies around the case and uses that to Naz's advantage.
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And the inconsistencies that plagued this investigation from the beginning continue to plague it now.
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Even though there are inconsistencies in the way HR investigates allegations, there are best practices.
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It's the only way to put his inconsistencies behind him and climb the rankings. 8.
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His lawyers argued the case is plagued by inconsistencies and an alleged NYPD screw-up.
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The Post did not publish Phillips' claims and confronted her with inconsistencies in her story.
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But at minimum, it seems the swimmers' version of the story is rife with inconsistencies.
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Serial explored the inconsistencies of the case, and the podcast quickly grew a massive following.
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By the third year, he says, he started seeing the inconsistencies in his Teacher's behavior.
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The school opened an investigation after finding "inconsistencies" in test-taking practices, the statement said.
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It should be concentrated in those areas where profits and risk inconsistencies cause market gaps.
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Had Trump been present, some of his own inconsistencies on the issue might have surfaced.
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Now, as a skeptic, I recognize there are some potential inconsistencies or points of contention.
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Logical inconsistencies can become so irritating, even the most dedicated audiences will abandon cherished characters.
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He also raised questions about the company's alleged inconsistencies in taxes and China sales growth.
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We don't want quirks or inconsistencies to distract readers from the point of an article.
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Frank Durán that officials are still investigating her claims, and say they have found inconsistencies.
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There were many inconsistencies and she knew there was only one way to find out.
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They hounded him about his inconsistencies, his lies, his lack of specificity — all of it.
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On cross-examination, Cosby's defense attorneys have worked to point out inconsistencies in their stories.
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However, the inconsistencies in text size are to be expected if the screenshots are legitimate.
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Here are my keys to success with gluten-free bread baking: Note inconsistencies among brands.
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Whatever those inconsistencies are, as you go about correcting them, there's gonna be some glitches.
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She is concerned about the inconsistencies in the quarantines and school precautions in the area.
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The release of Iowa caucus results was delayed after inconsistencies in the reporting of data.
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But it also introduces inconsistencies, local politics, and laws, with varying protections for civil liberties.
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But there are issues with the caucuses that extend far beyond the "inconsistencies" Monday night.
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Winfrey said she had been particularly troubled with inconsistencies by one of Simmons&apos accusers.
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The Mets recently skipped him in the rotation to let him iron out his inconsistencies.
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That figure is far fewer than the number with inconsistencies captured in the Times review.
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BuzzFeed News also uncovered several inconsistencies in what Clearview tells police departments about its software.
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He also claimed there were "no inconsistencies" in the statements he gave regarding the meetings.
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A disjointed and inconsistent responseThe airline&aposs response to complaints has been marked by inconsistencies.
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Questions, inconsistencies and a lack of evidence chipped away at Mr. Smollett's version of events.
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But there are a lot of inconsistencies — you really see it with Bart's upper lip.
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Recently, I asked on Twitter how intro psychology professors deal with inconsistencies in their textbooks.
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But if you sat with me, I don't believe they're inconsistencies, because I have to explain.
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Such inconsistencies were "easy to set aside," Newell wrote, given testimony from the state's medical expert.
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"We found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," said Mandy McClure, the spokeswoman.
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I would like to take this opportunity, again, to grumble about the show's pop culture inconsistencies.
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Campaigns had until noon Central Time on Saturday to flag alleged inconsistencies to the state party.
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Technical difficulties and inconsistencies delayed the results of the caucuses, putting the final voter into chaos.
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In U.S. politics, Democratic Party officials blamed "inconsistencies" for an indefinite delay in Iowa's caucus results.
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CT, because of breakdowns in the reporting process and unexplained inconsistencies and errors in the results.
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Justin Fairfax says this 2007 YouTube video of accuser Vanessa Tyson shows "inconsistencies" in her story.
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Maybe there is some innocent explanation for the inconsistencies we have seen, but it seems unlikely.
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But as authorities investigated the case, they say they found inconsistencies in the young woman's story.
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The contract also contains a clearly incomplete sentence fragment and several other strange details and inconsistencies.
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In the first trial, the defense tried to discredit Constand, picking apart her testimony for inconsistencies.
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But District Attorney Kevin Steele said those inconsistencies were minor and little more than a distraction.
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His defense attorneys attacked Constand's credibility, pointing out inconsistencies in her testimony on dates and details.
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The apparent inconsistencies go on: The channel of South African neo-Nazi group AWB was terminated.
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Update: This story has been thrown into doubt, as Gizmodo pointed out several inconsistencies in it.
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But before condemning the other side, let's take a step back and acknowledge our own inconsistencies.
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Police said they are investigating her claims, though have said there are inconsistencies in the case.
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THERE'S GOING TO BE OVERLAP, UNDERLAP, INCONSISTENCIES, PLACES WHERE YOU HAVE DONE TOO MUCH, TOO LITTLE.
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Inconsistencies arise because many insurers are applying different transitional measures, which will strongly affect their metrics.
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She had also hired a new chief financial officer, Frank Williams, to resolve the accounting inconsistencies.
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The episode highlighted the inconsistencies in how airlines enforce dress codes and assess threats on board.
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The senators cite inconsistencies between the two tools, both meant to aid users with retirement planning.
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He seemed unfamiliar with his own report, which led to some gross inconsistencies in his testimony.
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"The consistencies of Trump's character are matched by the inconsistencies of his policy positions," they wrote.
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Rifaat's quirks and inconsistencies seemed so innate that his siblings had wisely chosen to embrace them.
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For the most part, though, they're just as willing to forgive your inconsistencies as anyone else.
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The figures spoke for themselves, and Mr. Trump never directly addressed the inconsistencies with his math.
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It's not a new thing for YouTube creators to raise concerns about inconsistencies on the platform.
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And when a district attorney discovered inconsistencies in their account, often the case would fall apart.
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Police are investigating accounts by four U.S. swimmers of a robbery, after inconsistencies in their testimonies.
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But this approach has exposed inconsistencies in how the spread of the virus is being handled.
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Here are three inconsistencies between Dr. Blasey's and Judge Kavanaugh's testimonies that the F.B.I. could address.
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But while Stephens was signing into the officers' logbook, an officer noticed inconsistencies in his credentials.
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"I guess tennis has always had some inexplicable inconsistencies with formats and scoring systems," Flink said.
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They are stories about inconsistencies and incoherence, stories that thicken the mysteries of memory and volition.
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"It became clear that there were inconsistencies with the reports," the party said in a statement.
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The memory of the accuser — especially if there are inconsistencies — is also often tested in court.
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And that means that the White House will soon discover the dangerous inconsistencies in its policies.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on 60 Minutes reporting about the inconsistencies in Jeffrey Epstein's suicide.
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Unfortunately, the absence of common standards has beset the American and European banking partnership with inconsistencies.
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But Goldman said Davis's testimony fit the record of phone calls and trades, despite some inconsistencies.
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They wonder about the president's inconsistencies, his immaturity, his bullying, his inaccuracies and his incessant narcissism.
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Research has proved that these inconsistencies in opportunity exist in almost every aspect of American life.
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This prompted extensive commentary on Trump's inconsistencies and a fresh round of murmuring about an imminent tumble.
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According to the D.A. ... during the course of the investigation, cops found inconsistencies in the caregiver's story.
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Psychology has been called "the hardest science" because the human mind comes with so many messy inconsistencies.
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Detectives questioned him about the inconsistencies, and he said he wasn't sure exactly what Rose was holding.
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The party also identified some inconsistencies in reporting, which it said at the time were under review.
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Reviews of caucus results by news outlets and campaigns show a handful of inconsistencies and potential errors.
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"We found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," said state party spokeswoman Mandy McClure.
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Practice finding other sources for a story and compare details to learn to spot inconsistencies between coverage.
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Prosecutors tossed Sierra's conviction 11 days after a BuzzFeed News story detailed troubling inconsistencies in his case.
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But in Trumpland, nothing is entirely untethered from the president's personal politics, massive ego and consistent inconsistencies.
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The caucuses first erupted Monday night, after a new app showed inconsistencies in caucus outcomes for candidates.
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Authorities encountered Hughes Jr. during a passport fraud investigation and confronted him about inconsistencies regarding his identity.
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"There is an information overload that maybe makes any inconsistencies seem less significant," Blunt told VICE News.
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These inconsistencies in directionality can be found throughout the sports themed and transportation emoji, among other categories.
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The biggest question for the Booster Redux team was why no one had caught these inconsistencies sooner.
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We've seen good location with his fastball but when you're off a little bit mechanically there's inconsistencies.
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It aims to explain inconsistencies and omissions in a security clearance form that have invited public scrutiny.
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Moreover, countries were largely allowed to retain their own standards, creating inconsistencies in policies among the members.
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Urovas called on parliamentarians to work out any inconsistencies as debate on the broader legislative package continues.
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JOHNSON: But what about the inconsistencies with the All Lives Matter and the Blue Lives Matter movement.
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During cross examination, Cosby's lawyers tried poking holes in Constand's story, pointing out inconsistencies in her story.
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We're told Holley made her case to the arresting detectives that Buera's story is filled with inconsistencies.
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Bob Barr, an N.R.A. board member, said that despite Mr. Trump's inconsistencies, he was preferable to Mrs.
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All three distributors had inconsistencies in reporting suspicious orders over the past 10 years, the report said.
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" The lawmakers continued: "When you appear before our committee, we intend to ask you about these inconsistencies.
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Inconsistencies in disclosure and subjective differences in classification mean that true NPL ratios may be even higher.
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Despite these inconsistencies, several industry stakeholders have attempted to quantify the number of assault weapons in circulation.
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CNBC could not compare the losses per share due to inconsistencies with the company's outstanding share counts.
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The level of actual fraud is unknown, because many data inconsistencies are mistakes with no ill intent.
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But a closer look at state orders shows some inconsistencies: In Delaware, florists can still deliver bouquets.
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Their preliminary report, released in late November, was marred by inconsistencies and incomplete information, aviation analysts said.
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The JT LeRoy fiction started unraveling in the mid-2000s as journalists chased down suspicions and inconsistencies.
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During the course of trying different bookings, I encountered inconsistencies with pricing and availability on the app.
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We also fact checked Judge Kavanaugh's testimony and found inconsistencies that the F.B.I. could try to address.
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But defense lawyers seized upon inconsistencies and unsavory details in Mr. Rechnitz's testimony to discredit his narrative.
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Beyond the technical issues, there have been some reports of inconsistencies between how precincts handled the rules.
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A sixth additional charge was dropped in October 803 after prosectors found inconsistencies in the accuser's story.
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The results released by the Iowa Democratic Party on Wednesday were riddled with inconsistencies and other flaws.
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Yet it was these very inconsistencies that made her such a successful politician and a visionary leader.
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He said he also found several "inconsistencies" in the amount of income Manafort reported for his business.
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Court monitors said the case was rife with troubling inconsistencies that judges or investigators had not questioned.
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But Prosecutor Jody Gleason challenged Van Dyke's account, pointing out one of several inconsistencies in his testimony.
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But prosecutor Jody Gleason challenged Van Dyke's account, pointing out one of several inconsistencies in his testimony.
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McMonagle told jurors that Constand's story suffered from numerous inconsistencies in her accounts to police in 2005.
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When people look back, they will find plenty of inconsistencies in the configuration of today's asset prices.
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The District Attorney's office additionally states in the letter that they interviewed Detective DiGaudio concerning the inconsistencies.
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But new evidence and clear inconsistencies in the case indicate Myon Burrell, now 33, may be innocent.
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Biden finished a distant fourth, according to the Iowa Democratic Party's results that contained some apparent inconsistencies.
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In sum, Justice Kennedy's decision-making process embraces the messiness, disorganization, and inconsistencies of the real world.
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The gap that separates the dignified public space from its obscene underside is now more and more transposed into public space, with ambiguous consequences: inconsistencies and violations of public rules and openly accepted or at least ignored, but, simultaneously, we are all becoming openly aware of these inconsistencies.
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He noted he was not asking for special attention, but was frustrated by the inconsistencies of the policy.
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Pressed on these inconsistencies, Price reiterated: "Everything I did was ethical, above board legal and transparent," Price said.
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Surely these toxic inconsistencies, left unresolved, erode white children's understandings of what it means to be an American.
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America's Department of Energy (DoE) has also conducted tests of its own that have turned up big inconsistencies.
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Sanders' campaign on Thursday flagged apparent inconsistencies in the data in a statement in which they declared victory.
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Bernie Sanders in the Iowa caucus, where results still aren't final following major inconsistencies and delays in reporting.
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CT because of a series of breakdowns in the reporting process, unexplained inconsistencies, and errors in the results.
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The Iowa Democratic Party said on Tuesday that inconsistencies in the reporting process were responsible for the delay.
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Spelling this movie out is clearly a mistake; it forces you to confront too many inaccuracies and inconsistencies.
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For that, it's best to download the video, and go through it frame by frame, checking for inconsistencies.
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So there's some inconsistencies here, as to be expected the chaotic aftermath of such a colossal news dump.
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Brafman said that inconsistencies in Evans's account were first uncovered by a fact-checker at the New Yorker.
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Brafman said that inconsistencies in Evans' account were initially discovered by a fact checker at The New Yorker.
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But government officials are already lining up what they point to as clear logical inconsistencies in Wolff's reporting.
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Despite inconsistencies in Flores' story, campus police said they didn't have enough evidence to search his dorm room.
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Calling their testimony "riddled with lies," Temer said there were inconsistencies in the JBS executives' statements to prosecutors.
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Unfortunately, they do nothing to drown out the raging inconsistencies of Me Before You's blithely oblivious love story.
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Please note that you may have to put up with a few bugs and inconsistencies along the way.
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But still, many are declared "foreigners" because their paperwork is deemed insufficient, or because their documents have inconsistencies.
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They said Constand's initial statements to police were full of inconsistencies that undermine the truthfulness of her story.
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We are all at one time or another confronted by the inconsistencies between our morals and our actions.
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Lower courts are known to be harsh with those accused of blasphemy, despite inconsistencies in the prosecution's narrative.
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Why it matters: These inconsistencies make it harder to "name and shame" the states that do sponsor terrorism.
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Watch out for interruptions, miscommunications, or inconsistencies when Mercury clashes with electric Uranus in Aries on July 10.
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Conway pointed to comments made by Trump Tuesday as the president "pointing out factual inconsistencies" in Ford's story.
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Critics of mandatory labeling have used these omissions and inconsistencies as arguments for maintaining the unlabeled status quo.
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Slaughter also tweeted that the New York Times' story was "false," but did not point to specific inconsistencies.
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He argues we must actively engage in a society that highlights injustices, challenges inconsistencies and holds leaders accountable.
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If done correctly this provides a way for the public to search for potential inconsistencies in the results.
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Yet the report did raise questions of inconsistencies in his defense of his firing of the career staffer.
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"I've got to make sure they are true inconsistencies and not outright lies," the Democratic chair told CNN.
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There's actually a lot of noticeable inconsistencies in the school grounds if you think about them too much.
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It is important that the women's movement speak with one voice and isn't weakened by inconsistencies from within.
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The women defended their account on Tuesday to The Associated Press, even after it pointed out those inconsistencies.
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They have good years and they have bad years; they have inconsistencies with being able to control that.
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The client faced up to a year in jail, but Mr. Willey found "blatant inconsistencies" in police statements.
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Accuracy is not exactly these podcasts' strong suit, but mistakes and inconsistencies are just more material for jokes.
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It was one of many inconsistencies to surface during testimony from the 22 witnesses called by the prosecution.
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She starts finding inconsistencies in biblical interpretations and throws her support behind the students who want the alliance.
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The ensuing confusion leaves supporters no choice but to dodge the inconsistencies with assertions of avant-garde heft.
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"We found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," said Mandy McClure, the party's communications director.
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Now, the president's inconsistencies on overseas military commitments are buoying Democrats and rallying more veterans to their side.
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The few pitch inconsistencies on the first half of the program were less bothersome than the indifferent playing.
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As trading resumed, Emerson Analytics issued a new report alleging inconsistencies in Hongqiao's clarification statement on Oct. 25.
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"We found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," said Iowa Democratic communications director Mandy McClure.
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Thanks to greater transparency in reporting the caucus results this year, outsiders were able to identify internal inconsistencies.
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"I'm not overthinking about anything," Tanaka said through an interpreter, when asked if he was through the inconsistencies.
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Aidala spent considerable time asking about Dunning's interview with Don Lemon on CNN, suggesting inconsistencies in her story.
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With the pitching staff battling inconsistencies and injuries, the Mets will need its offense to carry its weight.
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David claims the company has implausibly low expenses and salary costs, while its tax filings display troubling inconsistencies.
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Many tweets referred to inconsistencies between the numbers for voter turnout and ballots cast in some parliamentary constituencies.
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So human beings being human beings — they're able to find inconsistencies to say that they're not credible witnesses.
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An avalanche of studies has implicated inflammation as a central player in many diseases — but there are inconsistencies.
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The leaks, the confusion, the botched executive orders, the inconsistencies, the attacks on the press — it just keeps compounding.
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He claimed there were inconsistencies in Guaido's personal financial disclosures and accused him of accepting gifts from foreign governments.
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Testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee this week, Comey laid bare the inconsistencies of his responses to various investigations.
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Rachel Mitchell argued that that there were inconsistencies in Ford's narrative and said no one has corroborated Ford's account.
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One team of researchers from the University of Missouri found lots of inconsistencies in a review of the data.
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After hearing the inconsistencies, we're told police took him into custody -- and he's been arrested on suspicion of murder.
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And if the nominee does a poor job explaining such inconsistencies, senators can and should take that into account.
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Rolling Stone retracted the story after inconsistencies in her account surfaced and police found no evidence of an assault.
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After that, a conspiracy developed by writer and producer Tracie Egan Morrissey cited inconsistencies in Jamil's reported health history.
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Also, the sites used long URL names, making it harder for people on mobile phones to notice inconsistencies there.
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The recanvass requests came after news outlets and the campaigns flagged apparent errors and inconsistencies in the caucus results.
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To be sure, there's no evidence that the inconsistencies significantly altered the overall order in which the candidates finished.
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Collins said she hoped that testimony from additional witnesses could have cleared up "inconsistencies and gaps" in the record.
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Also, you end up getting inconsistencies in flavor, and then people will even start questioning your michelada-making skills.
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The development came after a series of breakdowns in the reporting process, unexplained inconsistencies, and errors in the results.
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But when Young speaks of Crazy Horse's inconsistencies and ecstasies, he means drummer Ralph Molina and bassist Billy Talbot.
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Bernie Sanders finished ahead after a counting process riddled with inconsistencies — Bloomberg's campaign announced plans to double its spending.
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On Wednesday, after documenting alleged inconsistencies in the mother's account, police arrested Murry on a charge of capital murder.
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The dismissal for Thomas Sierra comes 11 days after a BuzzFeed News investigation revealed troubling inconsistencies in his case.
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She was severely intoxicated on the night in question and so naturally there are some inconsistencies in her recollection.
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However, Pompliano says that his job at Snapchat took a turn after he noticed inconsistencies in Snapchat's growth numbers.
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Messrs Bowers and Harnett conduct their own survey of fund managers, and they find some inconsistencies in the outlook.
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This causes inconsistencies in the passenger's name in billing or identification as compared to the name on the ticket.
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First, the associations that scientists have found in this area are pretty weak, and there are inconsistencies across studies.
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Brazilian authorities have detained several of Lochte's teammates in Brazil over inconsistencies in the athletes' accounts of being robbed.
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Richard Leo, a false confessions expert, weighed in on these inconsistencies during the fourth episode of the Netflix series.
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His inconsistencies are what many people would interpret as red flags when they appear in men we know personally.
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The Post did not find 'significant red flags and inconsistencies within the allegations,' as the Fairfax statement incorrectly said.
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Russia's participation in the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics is at risk after WADA found inconsistencies in Moscow's laboratory data.
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By this time, the founder and team have ironed out any inconsistencies and perfected the narrative of their story.
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Cosby's attorneys argued the sexual contact was consensual and worked to highlight inconsistencies in Constand's testimony on cross-examination.
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The case has very little forensic evidence, and the defense will try to point out inconsistencies in Constand's story.
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The Pentagon did not agree with the recommendation to address inconsistencies in policies, but concurred on the other suggestions.
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Loving, in Jack and Norman, is necessarily harsh on Abbott's philosophical bleatings, pointing out their childish inconsistencies whenever possible.
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Another point he raised is the company's alleged inconsistencies in taxes, which he claimed is an indicator of fraud.
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That all said, there are some inconsistencies around battery life here that I'm not quite sure how to explain.
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Commend strong passages, point out inconsistencies, transparencies characteristic of an undergrad first draft, which, after all, the story is.
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It's especially fun watching characters break down on the witness stand as you point out inconsistencies in their story.
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That confusion better reflected the inconsistencies that inevitably cropped up in both terminology and policy on the Union side.
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Though he's had a handful graduate after being weaned off Suboxone, many don't, and those inconsistencies weigh on him.
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There are already inconsistencies that lawyers might leverage in a push to make the law more inclusive of animals.
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These stories, the ones that act as calling cards and life rafts, often gain inconsistencies through their repeated retellings.
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Ultimately, the bank became concerned about apparent inconsistencies in Mr. Thorburn's story, and placed him on leave, they said.
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In office, he has operated in a way that reveals his lack of knowledge, his inexperience, and his inconsistencies.
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But from what I can tell, the discs were indistinguishable from Dell discs except for inconsistencies in the packaging.
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Mr. Groff always made his tics, inconsistencies and operatically scaled mistakes believable, and it's true again in the film.
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One juror said she was bothered by inconsistencies between Officer Van Dyke's initial statements and what the video showed.
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To me, as a movie on its own, The Last Jedi is a good film with minor narrative inconsistencies.
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Since then, scientists have been combing through his body of work and looking for errors, inconsistencies, and general fishiness.
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Between federal demands, regional idiosyncrasies, and international inconsistencies, sometimes an athlete's tax return can be hundreds of pages deep.
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After various inconsistencies, each pitcher in the Mets' rotation, the ballyhooed foundation of the team, finally delivered in unison.
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Cuba's side has also argued the case is littered with factual inconsistencies and a lack of conclusive video evidence.
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In opening statements, attorney Damon Cheronis had said the defense planned to highlight the "inconsistencies" in each woman's story.
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Weinstein's attorneys have attacked the credibility of the women and pointed to inconsistencies and unclear details in their stories.
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Despite injuries, inconsistencies, off-the-field drama and Wednesday's late collapse, the Mets won eight of t 12 games.
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There are comments dissecting certain inconsistencies in Jennelle's manicure as proof that her videos are made with a team.
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Mitchell, in the five-page memorandum, also raises concerns about what she calls inconsistencies in Ford's description of events.
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The Netherlands is also moving to eliminate inconsistencies in international tax laws that corporations can exploit to avoid taxes.
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To actually document the inconsistencies, I went out to SoHo and bought jeans from Topshop, Zara, and Forever 21.
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After returning from a trip, Klingon chief of security Worf (Michael Dorn) begins to notice strange inconsistencies around him.
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It's really this way to prevent a defense lawyer from discovering those inconsistencies and do a meaningful cross-examination.
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However, FDA staff disputed the results, flagging inconsistencies in data collection and characterization of the severity of some side-effects.
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Rob Ford was charged with assault and threatening death, but prosecutors withdrew the charges, citing inconsistencies in Renata Ford's statements.
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But since the researchers reviewed guidelines published over a 2010-year period, Schillinger said, they were likely to find inconsistencies.
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Video Grassley wrote the letter in response to Coons' concerns about potential inconsistencies in Donald Trump Jr.'s committee interview.
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In trying to figure out how LaCour pulled it off, Kalla and Broockman found many strange inconsistencies in his data.
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Writer and producer Tracie Egan Morrissey compiled an Instagram highlight on her profile of "inconsistencies" in Jamil's reported health history.
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However, the state party is seemingly putting the onus on campaigns to document and report inconsistencies in the reported data.
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Independently, both The New York Times and Daniel Nichanian, an editor at The Appeal, have tracked inconsistencies in precinct results.
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In the end, all the viewer has left to go on are the inconsistencies and variations between the two halves.
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Not only is there scant concrete information, but there are also the same inconsistencies that peppered the entire presidential race.
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"We found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," state party spokeswoman Mandy McClure said in a statement.
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Defense lawyers have also sought to underscore any inconsistencies between the women's testimony and earlier statements they made to investigators.
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The Iowa Democratic Party (IDP) announced Saturday that they are reviewing reported inconsistencies in 95 precincts from Monday's fraught caucuses.
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O'Neill elaborated on that in Monday's order, saying there were "numerous inconsistencies" in Castor's testimony and writings on the issue.
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McArthur also cited inconsistencies in the specimen identification numbers listed at the top and bottom of one of the pages.
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A closer look at the final pieces reveal inconsistencies, serving as visual reminders that these stars were created by hand.
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Most of these things you eventually figure out, but these little inconsistencies just add to the frustration of using it.
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Additionally, there were inconsistencies between the two devices and at times, the device didn't record a heart beat at all.
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Now a new analysis has found inconsistencies in this conclusion, suggesting that 'Oumuamua may not be a comet after all.
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Human rights groups have said inconsistencies in the judicial process and flawed trials have led to unfair convictions in Iraq.
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They also found inconsistencies in the data across these publications, suggesting there might be more problems with the original trial.
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On Monday, McMonagle pointed out inconsistencies in Johnson's story, which he used to argue that the incident did not occur.
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In her longer pieces, however, her Everywoman struggle to be a good parent becomes more hospitable to conflict and inconsistencies.
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If so, that might explain the inconsistencies with the guns... The newly introduced Arnold also invites theorizing about existing storylines.
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By defending Charles Murray, and not Taylor, the media has shown some revealing inconsistencies in its concerns about free speech.
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The lawyer highlighted inconsistencies in Martinez's accounts during previous court appearances in his 18 years as a US government witness.
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House Democrats are upping the pressure on the Trump administration to explain apparent inconsistencies in how it handles security clearances.
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"You must immediately and fully come up with a satisfactory explanation for your inconsistencies that I just showed," Hannity continued.
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Obama's attempt to make gender socially and legally irrelevant is so riddled with inconsistencies that the whole effort seems irrational.
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Mesereau, in his cross-examination of Constand, asked her about inconsistencies in her statements to police about the alleged assault.
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Human rights groups have accused Iraqi authorities of inconsistencies in the judicial process and flawed trials, leading to unfair convictions.
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Be mindful of pointing out inconsistencies and errors to the detriment of the overall objective of the task at hand.
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I think the inconsistencies in the case highlight that this wasn't an oversight or the result of bad local government.
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Sizing inconsistencies in women's clothing are all the more glaring when pointed out (or, rather, modeled by) a guy, apparently.
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Inconsistencies, such as when an applicant's information does not match federal databases, can involve Social Security numbers or immigration status.
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The OXO Brew Conical Burr Grinder grinds slowly, but that in turn reduces static, noise, and inconsistencies in your grounds.
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But he's shown a remarkable ability, so far, to get voters to ignore any inconsistencies in his statement or record.
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Pointing out inconsistencies and making a factual argument may work better, but that tends to reach a smaller, wonkier audience.
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Yet not all tropical countries have adequate capacity to monitor their forests, and the measurements can be plagued by inconsistencies.
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" Price said that after initial results came in Monday night, "it became clear that there were inconsistencies with the reports.
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The Iowa Democratic Party announced Monday that the reporting of caucus results was delayed because of "inconsistencies" in the reporting.
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"The inconsistencies must show a discrepancy between the Caucus Math Worksheet and the publicly reported results," the party told campaigns.
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"We found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," IDP communications director Mandy McClure said in a statement.
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Despite the inconsistencies, some conservative Trump critics have begun openly musing about the prospect that Mr. Pence will succeed him.
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The Iowa caucus results in early February were delayed over "inconsistencies" in voter data reported through a new mobile app.
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Pete Buttigieg's campaign is claiming there are inconsistencies in the reported results in Nevada, as the former South Bend, Ind.
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"We need a landscape assessment of the data and an analysis of the gaps and inconsistencies that's crisp," Greer says.
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These are candidates for national office, not for statewide office, and there are ludicrous inconsistencies among states' primary election rules.
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Defense lawyers and prosecutors who know her say Ms. Rotunno is skilled at scouring evidence and exposing inconsistencies in testimony.
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However, inconsistencies in product metadata created by vendors or merchandisers lead to poor recall of products and broken search experiences.
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Its flaws start with inconsistencies in the story but completely unravels when yet another cinematic rewrites a major plot point.
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Investors are uneasy over President Donald Trump's cabinet turnover because it can result in inconsistencies in fiscal and geopolitical policy.
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They allegedly agreed on a method of cooking the numbers that would include inconsistencies to make sure they appeared real.
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Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee drilled down on some of these inconsistencies in their questioning of Kavanaugh last week.
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Earlier this year, the European Commission put forward a controversial proposal to consolidate the lists due to inconsistencies among them.
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Carlson has given himself over as material to a series of magazine profilers through the years—GQ and The New Yorker have done excellent jobs with him—and it's all been right there on the page, wherever he's been in his shifting career: the self-assurance, the pettiness, the inconsistencies, the indifference to the inconsistencies.
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As Gizmodo reported out the trail of inconsistencies and dubious leaks, the interests of both House and Senate lawmakers was piqued.
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But avoid glaring inconsistencies like telling one person you are willing to travel and another that you aren't crazy about travel.
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Facebook has always banned photos of naked people, though there has been inconsistencies in the way that it censors nude images.
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Chuang asked Hashim Mooppan, the attorney representing the government, if there were inconsistencies between the homeland security report and Trump's proclamation.
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There's no evidence that the inconsistencies were intentional or that the two front-runners in the caucuses, former South Bend, Ind.
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ET deadline for campaigns to submit "documentary evidence of inconsistencies between the data reported and the records of result for correction."
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There's a healthy contingent of truthers out there who pore over the footage of landings, pointing out inconsistencies in the videos.
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The evidence presented by the Crown was "so riddled with inconsistencies" that it wouldn't be enough to prove anything, she said.
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Akhmetshin said he told Katsyv and Veselnitskaya that he had discovered "inconsistencies" in Magnitsky's story while working on the Prevezon case.
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Buttigieg's campaign has requested that results from 66 precincts be recanvassed amid reports of errors and inconsistencies in the caucus tabulations.
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"We found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," said Mandy McClure, communications director for the Iowa Democratic Party.
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Sheriff Keller mentions at one point during the season that the notes sent by the Black Hood had some odd inconsistencies.
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Instead, they chose to rely on an 11 year old hearsay statement from that witness, riddled with numerous corrections and inconsistencies.
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Crash avoidance systems do make cars safer, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) says, but there are inconsistencies in performance.
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"Closer examination of the video itself has revealed inconsistencies that suggest it has been spliced together to show success," he wrote.
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"Based on the inconsistencies and information provided by Frank Robb the subjects were taken into custody on scene," the police said.
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The trial was also compromised by intense media interest, procedural problems, a lack of input from key witnesses and testimonial inconsistencies.
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Z-RO's attorney, Charles Adams, tells TMZ ... there were huge inconsistencies between the recording and the written statement Brittany provided cops.
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But Lance, who is working on a book about the Hunley, said that she has doubts about inconsistencies in these testimonies.
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The government watchdog said providers' use of subcontractors, which did not conduct necessary background checks or interviews, contributed to the inconsistencies.
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He would then add table salt or water to balance out any inconsistencies in the recorded specifications of the two samples.
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L. Khun Ring Pan said the lower court had ignored flaws in the prosecution case, including inconsistencies regarding the reporters' arrest.
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G/O Media's notice of termination for McAvoy "contained numerous inaccuracies, inconsistencies, and manufactured excuses for terminating McAvoy," court documents allege.
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The government watchdog said providers' use of subcontractors, which did not conduct necessary background checks or interviews, contributed to the inconsistencies.
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Consumers don't seem particularly confused about those inconsistencies, nor do they require regulators to explain that, actually, an almond doesn't lactate.
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Its expert stylists understand these sizing inconsistencies, as well as what types of fabrics and cuts work on various body shapes.
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" But there seem to be inconsistencies in the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services' definition of a "full course of study.
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His situation marks one of many ways the NFL is trying to iron out its own inconsistencies by imposing tighter regulations.
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Now, researchers have trained AI to look for visual inconsistencies similar to humans in order to detect AI-generated fake videos.
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Then, the researchers fed stacked frames from faked videos to an AI model using these parameters to detect inconsistencies over time.
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Pinning down more of these possible inconsistencies is one of the main reasons Democrats have been pushing the fight for documents.
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She also reminded him that any inconsistencies Stone has had when speaking publicly could be introduced as evidence at his trial.
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Trump's tweets came after multiple inconsistencies emerged in the White House's explanation for Trump's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey.
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That was typically detected through DNA inconsistencies in the urine or scratches on the inside of the cap of the sample.
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But well-designed algorithms can counter the biases and inconsistencies of unaided human judgments and help ensure equitable outcomes for all.
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Critics have argued that the play is greater for these inconsistencies — more vast, as capricious and real as the world itself.
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A doctor who headed the investigation, John M. Leventhal, who interviewed Dylan nine times, said there were inconsistencies in her story.
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On June 5, Air Force investigators confronted him about inconsistencies in his identity, and he acknowledged that he was Captain Hughes.
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But a season later, with the Mets now burdened with injuries and inconsistencies and a record that was seven games under .
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"We found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," Iowa Democratic Party spokesperson Mandy McClure said in a statement.
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Related: A Times analysis found that the results released by the Iowa Democratic Party were riddled with inconsistencies and other flaws.
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Federal Policy Agenda: ACP has worked with the Congress to introduce bipartisan legislation addressing inconsistencies and inefficiencies within the claims industry.
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Last year, the LAPD suspended the chronic offenders list because of civil-rights concerns and inconsistencies in how it was administered.
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The reviews come after campaigns for Buttigieg, Sanders and Warren submitted their respective evidence of inconsistencies to the Iowa Democratic Party.
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They've already pointed out inconsistencies in the recollections of six women who testified to unwanted sexual advances or attacks by Weinstein.
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The officials attributed the delay partly to inconsistencies in the reporting of results and stressed that it wasn't because of hacking.
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This may explain some minor kitchen inconsistencies, like knife work that can be painstaking on some nights but haphazard on others.
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" Last year, Domingo denied that his interactions with women were ever nonconsensual, and called the allegations against him "riddled with inconsistencies.
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On Friday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo danced around reporters' questions on inconsistencies in his and other Trump administration officials' claims.
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Perhaps Judge will stand up to questioning and back up his claim, or perhaps live questioning will expose gaps or inconsistencies.
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Pros: 90 colors, long-lasting formula, matte and metallic finishes, affordableCons: Some reviewers report inconsistencies in the formula depending on color
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" Timothy Parlatore, Gallagher's lawyer, said the SEALs' interviews contained falsehoods and inconsistencies that formed "a clear road map to the acquittal.
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" Domingo's decision comes as he faces multiple accusations of sexual misconduct, which he has disputed and said were "riddled with inconsistencies.
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Franklin said he was troubled that individuals and organizations could potentially incur fines for inconsistencies or errors in voter registration forms.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Smith's account had many inconsistencies, including about the struggle that broke out after he patted down Mr. Gunn.
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Meghan McCain sparred with "Fire and Fury" author Michael Wolff on "The View" Wednesday, confronting him over inconsistencies in his book.
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According to industry experts I spoke with, inconsistencies like this are an instant red flag to anyone familiar with music promotion.
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It also flings open a door in the play's construction that lets a lot of its littler problems and inconsistencies escape.
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Washington points to inconsistencies -- EU salad leaves are regularly washed with chlorine -- and says EU rules are a smokescreen for protectionism.
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The Post, however, disputed the Fairfax statement's assertion that the newspaper had found inconsistencies and red flags in the woman's allegation.
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Others use drones to gather footage of Tesla production facilities, scour Tesla's financial filings and pore over Musk's statements for inconsistencies.
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Additionally, Lige told CNN that there were inconsistencies in the student's statement, and that witnesses came forward that further invalidated the report.
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As Gaspard noted, there have been inconsistencies in Sandberg's own admission of how much she knew of Definers' work for the company.
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A well-known food scientist retracted four papers about the psychology of eating after critics pointed out 150 alleged errors and inconsistencies.
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Her book The Evolution of Woman (23 and revised in 215) lays out Darwin's inconsistencies and double standards with regard to gender.
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The race remains uncalled by The Associated Press, due to both the close margin and public reporting of inconsistencies in some results.
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In a statement, Sanders's senior adviser Jeff Weaver pointed to those inconsistencies, claiming that they all but undermined the final SDE tabulation.
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Yet what theoretically makes Cervelli more appealing to the Pirates than any other team is something you wouldn't suspect: his past inconsistencies.
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Its conclusion is genuinely shocking, on several levels, and does a lot to explain any inconsistencies that may have annoyed you before.
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There are also inconsistencies in how "sexual violence" is defined; some definitions are limited to penetrative rape, others include shaving women's heads.
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NBC News has reached out to the Iowa Democratic Party about these potential errors and inconsistencies and has not received a response.
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Independent researchers began digging into — and blogging about — inconsistencies in at least 50 of his papers, spurring journalists to do the same.
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The New York Post reports that inconsistencies allegedly appeared in her accusations when authorities pulled a surveillance video to confirm her story.
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The report, which looked at 96 studies and 5,464 mortality estimates for more than 15 million migrants, found inconsistencies between migrant groups.
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Cobb found several instances of inconsistencies between what Jordan was saying out loud and what his body language was saying for him.
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The judge, William B. Horkins, said Ghomeshi had to be acquitted mainly due to "inconsistencies" in the testimonies of the alleged victims.
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"Kahaani 2" moves swiftly from past to present, leaving no time for the audience to ponder the many inconsistencies in the narrative.
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Too many restarts like that can cause inconsistencies in the program, mess up data in the computer's memory, and stop the program.
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Iowa Democratic Party chairman Troy Price said on Tuesday that "inconsistencies" in results were caused by a "coding issue" in the app.
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The party, however, said it "found inconsistencies in the reporting" and was relying on pictures of results to provide a paper trail.
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No arrests have been made yet, but the police, citing inconsistencies in the men's stories, are hoping to obtain the security footage.
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But investigators found only a few inconsistencies in some statements, and detectives were unable to find any damning evidence against the priest.
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He pointed out the inconsistencies in the Black Lives Matter movement and the fact that these guys really was more self-indulgent.
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Even with reveries, Peter isn't programmed to recognize these inconsistencies, let alone ask the larger questions about the context of the photo.
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U.S. Steel Corp fell 3.8 percent after Deutsche Bank downgraded the stock on concerns around free cash flow generation and operational inconsistencies.
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Definitional inconsistencies will be costly to the industry, limiting customer choice and leading to confusion from overlapping procedures and cumbersome account adjustments.
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These inconsistencies, the authors write, could have something to do with current limitations in pose detection and differences between body types. Fun?
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Because state governments tend to run child-welfare systems, inconsistencies between federal law and its application at the state level are frequent.
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"Psychologists really help kind of explain any perceived inconsistencies," she said, which can then affect whether judges see asylum seekers as credible.
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And obscure rules that vary from state to state governing delegate allotment and proxy balloting make for confusing inconsistencies when tallying results.
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Newly uncovered tax documents from President Donald Trump that were obtained by ProPublica contain several inconsistencies that could point to financial fraud.
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Despite some inconsistencies this early in her tenure, Gauff has earned high praise from tennis greats like Serena Williams and Roger Federer.
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Adam Schiff of California, the committee's top Democrat, pressured Page on what he suggested were inconsistencies in his testimony and past statements.
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Philippine military spokesman Brigadier General Restituto Padilla said the Islamic State claim was propaganda and its statement had "many gaps and inconsistencies".
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And a 1924 mock trial of the Bible highlighted inconsistencies in this religious text in order to undermine the authority of Christianity.
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Cosby's legal team has now seen the prosecution's whole case and can home in on inconsistencies the second time around, they say.
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History matters: North Korea has been untruthful before when inconsistencies between observations and declarations arose, leading to the collapse of previous agreements.
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Nonetheless, there are already signs that the implementation of unemployment benefits for self-employed people will be riddled with problems and inconsistencies.
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The inconsistencies and contradictions in McBride's book reflect the difficulty of trying to explain the transgender experience to a predominantly cisgender public.
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Mr. Pattis said there were glaring inconsistencies in the complainant's story, and that she remembered only the details that bolstered her allegations.
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"There's just some inconsistencies about what Google says and what Google does, especially around TVC issues," a contractor told Gizmodo in November.
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Mr. Walker, who aggressively sought to curb union power, "wanted to screw everybody," Mr. Benson said, explaining the inconsistencies in his politics.
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But a recent inspection of police practice found significant deficiencies and inconsistencies that left many victims exposed and vulnerable to further exploitation.
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We can use historical weather data to detect inconsistencies in a video, but of course that does not provide an exact date.
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The evening ended without a clear winner, reportedly due to glitches and "inconsistencies" in voter data reported through a new mobile app.
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Price said that the IDP has identified "inconsistencies in the data" and that correcting errors is an "ongoing process" with precinct chairs.
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Meanwhile, Trump operatives are already spinning conspiracy theories and disinformation about what the Iowa Democratic Party said were "inconsistencies" in its results.
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At issue was the account of one woman, which Ms. Winfrey said contained inconsistencies that the film had not adequately addressed. 5.
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In the margins, she wrote down possible inconsistencies, what she wanted to review and questions to potentially ask the two legal teams.
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He said that when the investigators confronted her with the video and other inconsistencies in her testimony, she could offer no explanation.
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In the afternoon session, Mr. Volker is expected to address possible inconsistencies between his original testimony and what others have told investigators.
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She was interviewed nine times, and the doctor who headed the investigation, John M. Leventhal, said there were inconsistencies in her account.
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She said Ms. Bliss pressed for inconsistencies in Ms. Lublin's old statements about changing Nevada's statues and about meeting with Ms. Allred.
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A major cause: Due to "user error" with the reporting app, there were some slight "inconsistencies," according to participants on the call.
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Hours after the caucuses ended, the state Democratic Party, citing inconsistencies in the reporting data, still has not publicly reported any results.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency cites "inconsistencies" in a database provided by its Russian counterpart, and investigators may recommend a new suspension.
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Mr. Phillips could not be reached for comment about the report, which said there were inconsistencies in his accounts of what happened.
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Almost immediately, journalists pointed to inconsistencies in Guccifer's story and linguistic tics to suggest he was Russian — or more than one Russian.
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Smollett addressed that speculation on Friday and again during his performance, as well as perceived inconsistencies regarding the severity of his injuries.
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The evidence "is so riddled with inconsistencies" that it can't prove anything, let alone prove it beyond a reasonable doubt, she said.
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World News: A judge ordered U.S. Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte to remain in Brazil over inconsistencies in his account of an armed robbery.
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While Zeitz MOCAA's opening exhibition is rife with inconsistencies, awkward installations, and questionable selections, the institution is young and still finding its footing.
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The Associated Press has said it is unable to declare a winner in the Iowa caucuses after irregularities and inconsistencies marred the results.
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According to a letter sent by Assistant District Attorney Joan Illuzzi-Orbon last month to Weinstein's lawyers, prosecutors found inconsistencies in Evans' statements.
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Wittschier's journey into the world of conspiracy theories began when she watched a documentary about the alleged inconsistencies in the 9/11 attacks.
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The podcast took a deep dive into the murder case, reexamining old evidence and discovering some issues and inconsistencies related to the conviction.
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An abundance of detail and a chorus of historical personalities lead to a few plot inconsistencies and diversions and also slow the pace.
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Whether it will actually hurt Trump, a candidate who's consistently gotten away with inconsistencies in his record, is of course another question entirely.
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Back in March, independent graduate student Nick Brown, one of Wansink's most vocal critics, blogged about the paper's statistical inconsistencies and duplicated text.
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At trial prosecutors cited inconsistencies in Sandra's version of events and introduced evidence suggesting Jaime was already dead when he was tied up.
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They can know at a precise level when you interact with them and try to right wrongs or inconsistencies as quickly as possible.
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According to The Journal, additional testimony revealed alleged inconsistencies between what appears on surveillance footage obtained by police and what McCauley told investigators.
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The were more than a few inconsistencies between the man Ivanka described on stage and the man who is currently running for president.
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When time travel rules go by the wayside, logical inconsistencies can become so irritating, even the most dedicated audiences will abandon cherished characters.
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Human rights groups have accused Iraqi and other regional forces of inconsistencies in the judicial process and flawed trials leading to unfair convictions.
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We were skeptical that we would find the same inconsistencies in these kind of judgments that we did with colors and threat. Why?
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But given Chinese demographics and the internal inconsistencies in Chinese policies described here, including heavy state control, China's consumption will increase only gradually.
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"After revising its content, the union members have decided that unfortunately this response presents a series of inconsistencies and falsehoods," the statement said.
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After the interrogation, the Palermo magistrate ordered a forensic analysis of Berhe's phone and social-media accounts, to comb the data for inconsistencies.
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The admission comes after Washington's chief ethics watchdog took Ross to task for what it said were inconsistencies in his financial disclosure forms.
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"There is nothing worse than inconsistencies and changing of the targets because companies commit huge capital for a very long term," he added.
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Among the inconsistencies: Mr. Foos dated his first journal entries about the motel guests to 1966, but didn't own the motel until 1969.
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"Someone can say 'I'm detailed oriented,' and then I'm looking at the resume and there's inconsistencies with tenses or with punctuation," she says.
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Payfone's boss told CNBC that the company's technology could detect inconsistencies, such as unauthorized users attempting to access a mobile app or service.
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A shrewd lawyer would study the old and new statements for inconsistencies, Mr. Shargel added, and use them to attack the government's case.
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"The evidence of each complainant suffered not just from inconsistencies and questionable behavior, but was tainted by outright deception," read the judge's decision.
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The charge was dropped, in part, because prosecutor Joan Illuzzi-Orbon cited alleged inconsistencies in Evans' story in a letter sent to Brafman.
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A detection would further validate that seminal work, and spark new inroads into resolving the inconsistencies between classic cosmological theories with quantum mechanics.
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Tom Steyer is launching a 10-day, six-figure TV ad campaign tomorrow highlighting President Trump's inconsistencies on what happened with Stormy Daniels.
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But Assistant District Attorney M. Stewart Ryan said Castor's own testimony on the matter at a hearing in February was riddled with inconsistencies.
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"I have received testimony taken by people in my office that shows inconsistencies in what may have happened," Quintana told a news briefing.
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But then there are the stories with mysterious omissions and glaring inconsistencies, the kind which leave you asking who the narcissist really is.
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On Tuesday, Whole Foods uploaded security footage allegedly showing inconsistencies in the cake's packaging and suggesting Brown might have added the slur himself.
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To make matters worse, Oprah brought him and book publisher Nan Talese on her show for a televised takedown of the memoir's inconsistencies.
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"You must immediately and fully come up with a satisfactory explanation for your inconsistencies that I just showed," Hannity said on his show.
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However, massive inconsistencies across tech companies and platforms in addressing the material leave gaping holes that pedophiles and criminals, like traffickers, easily exploit.
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"I never gave a full statement to anyone," Hayes said, growing testy as Napoli asked about inconsistencies in his testimony and past statements.
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Since the mid 1980s—when he founded Amok Books—Parfrey had published books aimed at pointing out hypocrisies and inconsistencies in Western Civilization.
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I don't know, and in the case of "In Order to Live," skeptics have noted inconsistencies in the stories and raised legitimate questions.
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In this trial, Mr. Rechnitz was caught in fewer inconsistencies on the stand, and he seemed more prepared to answer the defense's questions.
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It was intended to bring the two parties together in New Zealand, but breaches of it and inconsistencies in translation have caused conflict.
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But his inconsistencies and election campaign behaviour (even after November 8) have been a cause for concern about his actual foreign policy visions.
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The plot is shot through with inexplicable inconsistencies, and the jokes and quips are so leaden that they thud like flamed-out turds.
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While he has endured some inconsistencies that have contributed to the Mets' disappointing position in the standings, he has not missed a start.
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After 100% of precincts were reported by the Iowa Democratic Party, multiple campaigns submitted evidence of what they saw as inconsistencies in counting.
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Well, things got confusing, and the release of the Iowa caucus results was delayed after inconsistencies in the reporting of data, officials said.
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Some suggest that Sanders may have used his influence to pressure the bank into approving the loan despite several inconsistencies in financial documentation.
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Mr. Sondland is likely to face tough questions about holes and inconsistencies in his closed-door testimony, which he has already amended once.
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But probably the biggest unknown: Whether the Nevada result tabulations would end up rife with errors and inconsistencies like the Iowa results were.
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Unexplained "inconsistencies" in results, heated conference calls and firm denials of hacking left the contest in a strange state of almost suspended animation.
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An analysis by The New York Times revealed inconsistencies in the reported data for at least one in six of the state's precincts.
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The party said it has revised 55 precinct reports -- 3% of precincts -- after campaigns had raised some reports of inconsistencies following Monday's caucuses.
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Some of these inconsistencies may prove to be innocuous, and they do not indicate an intentional effort to compromise or rig the result.
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But after "inconsistencies" in the reported results, the Iowa Democratic Party said it would not announce a winner until it had validated numbers.
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Stuart Evans, the top Justice Department official overseeing the wiretap applications, told Mr. Horowitz that he was not aware of the inconsistencies, either.
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"Less positive is the proposed regulation's broad scope, hazy objectives and several significant inconsistencies, especially in activity covered by the rule," he said.
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Over the years, as I burrowed deeper into Foos's story, I found various inconsistencies—mostly about dates—that called his reliability into question.
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WADA opened compliance proceedings again in September after finding inconsistencies in the vast bank of historical testing data finally handed over in January.
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They might be entertaining for their inconsistencies were they not so potentially dangerous, but they do not rise to the level of news.
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Yet, there are some glaring inconsistencies and hidden agendas that should see the light of day if we go down the primrose path.
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Defense attorneys pointed out inconsistencies in the accusers' testimonies and argued that the women had invented the allegations to prey on Winslow's wealth.
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Bryan Singer has never been charged with a crime, and one lawsuit against him collapsed amid inconsistencies in the plaintiff's account of events.
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"Many employers may not realize their pay scales favor white men as a result of historical and conventional biases and inconsistencies," the NCPE says.
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Thanks to their inconsistencies — T's with uneven arms, letters that repeat with varying thicknesses — these super-geometric letters add up to something incredibly human.
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Further doubt was driven by inconsistencies in Gerry's statements about which door he entered the apartment through and whether or not it was locked.
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But "as the investigation unfolded, detectives discovered there were multiple inconsistencies in DePasquale's statements," according to a news release from police in Oveido, Florida.
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Sanders and Buttigieg appeared to be in a dead heat with 100 percent of precincts in, though the results were marred by reporting inconsistencies.
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There's no evidence that the inconsistencies were intentional or that they significantly benefited the two front-runners in the caucuses, former South Bend, Ind.
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The Associated Press said Thursday that it is unable to declare a winner in Iowa's Democratic caucuses after irregularities and inconsistencies marred the results.
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These results come as Democrats struggle to sort out the fallout from Monday's Iowa caucuses, which were delayed by tech glitches and reporting inconsistencies.
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The inconsistencies cited in the Supreme Court's decision were the very things Msando had sought to improve in his role at the election commission.
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In recent weeks, an increasing number of people have spoken out against Twitter, citing inconsistencies in how it decides to lock and suspend accounts.
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They initially focused on 150 alleged errors and inconsistencies in four papers about pizza consumption that Wansink and the graduate student had worked on.
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" For its part, CR said it obtained a second Model 3 after noticing some inconsistencies in its braking tests, but got "almost identical results.
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It would also, for example, prevent officers from tailoring their reports to the footage so that any inconsistencies in their statements are not exposed.
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Philosophical questions like like these are supposed to be the beating heart of the show, but character inconsistencies reduce their impact whenever they arise.
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It also raised the possibility of "perjury" related to the president's excuse for inconsistencies in his statements (Mr Zuma had blamed a typing error).
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Police are suspicious because of inconsistencies in the swimmers' stories -- like the number of robbers and the fact that some valuable items weren't taken.
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Zayd, who said he defected from the Syrian Army to the opposition in 2012, described a program that was rife with inconsistencies and incompetencies.
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Bland's own booking documents in 2015 contained multiple inconsistencies about whether she was suicidal or not, leading activists to believe the files were altered.
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"We found that the school system had a lot of holes and a lot of inconsistencies with their policies about bullying," Charles told WLKY.
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During Thursday's press conference, Glicklich also pointed out several alleged inconsistencies in Eggert's claims, including changing ages, unreliable witnesses, falsified text messages and more.
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The strange sense of time in Girls' fictional New York is just one of the inconsistencies that stand out to me regarding Hannah's pregnancy.
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Other inconsistencies involve the tools Guccifer 2.0 claims to have used that would not be used in the types of attacks Guccifer 2.0 describes.
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In Sicily, we explored the North African origins of arancini and identified the inconsistencies of the far right's anti-immigration stance in the country.
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These inconsistencies may be part of why Google is keeping Assistant exclusive to just a few of its own products for the time being.
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There are inconsistencies across different platforms on what a site considers appropriate or not, and the way in which this can be dealt with.
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Callan noted the defense would soon be able to access a full transcript of all the prosecution witness testimony to try to highlight inconsistencies.
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Hannity eventually called for Moore to drop out of the race if he cannot provide a "satisfactory explanation" for the inconsistencies in his defense.
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That's a lot of skipped period and now you're wondering if you're throwing your fragile reproductive system into disharmony because of all the inconsistencies.
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Mark Meadows said going into the Comey interview Monday that he felt there were inconsistencies in the former FBI director's testimony earlier this month.
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The company reported a loss of 22 cents per share, which was not comparable to analyst estimates due to inconsistencies in outstanding share counts.
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Earlier this year, the Treasury inspector general for tax administration released a report noting inconsistencies in IRS processes that left some victims without PINs.
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These tend to be disputes involving a split in lower court opinions, causing inconsistencies across the country, or legal issues of clear national importance.
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And particularly with low-budget films, poor conversion can create visual inconsistencies and lag, and the tiniest imperfection tends to break the fourth wall.
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The entire interview, as well as Cosby's defense team's strategy during the trial, leaned heavily on how many "inconsistencies" were present in Constand's case.
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Memories can be affected by trauma, Gurner pointed out, and so it's not at all uncommon for rape survivors' stories to include some inconsistencies.
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If people get time off according to which company they happen to work for, it might exacerbate the inconsistencies that already exist across states.
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This month, campaign workers for Mr. Prabowo said they found at least 13,000 voting inconsistencies, although international observers declared the elections free and fair.
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Little now argues the painting was made before the artist was 20 years old, dating its creation to 1504–1515, which explains the inconsistencies.
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It is not unusual for witnesses to a shooting to remember things differently, though in this trial, some of the inconsistencies have been striking.
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Ms. Bolger suggested that Ms. Robles's testimony about her conversation with the defendant could actually undercut prosecutors' case, given the inconsistencies between the two.
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The punishments for players are also team-specific, leaving room for serious inconsistencies depending on the tenor in the owners' office of every team.
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Judges were equally dismissive of the case against Bibi this week, saying the crime had not been established and listing inconsistencies in witness testimonies.
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But there is a surprising lack of narrative tension, the internal inconsistencies are confounding and we have guessed the denouement long before it arrives.
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Under the new agreement, the White House budget office will review Treasury regulations that could create interference or inconsistencies with regulations from other agencies.
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The presidential campaigns for Buttigieg, Sanders and Elizabeth Warren submitted their respective evidence of inconsistencies from the caucuses count to the Iowa Democratic Party.
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This week, the House used its ongoing cases to pummel the Justice Department over their apparent inconsistencies with Trump's legal arguments in the Senate.
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Of course, there were difficulties in the prosecution evidence — inconsistencies in the victim's testimony, her delayed reporting and her continued contact with the defendant.
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Long said that where Duda was making contact with the ball in his swing was at the root of his inconsistencies as a hitter.
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The result was that users of the reports could become confused and there was a risk that material inconsistencies or misstatements could go undetected.
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The inspector general's office also noted inconsistencies in how different FBI field offices across the nation approached operational security in communicating with government sources.
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" • But they also politely pushed back to ask others for more evidence, or to point out inconsistencies: "Where did Hillary Clinton say these quotes?
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A profile photo for the account "Alfonzo Macias" with AI-generated inconsistencies around his glasses that Graphika said suggested the work of artificial intelligence.
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He spoke to each complainant's credibility and reliability by going into the specifics of the inconsistencies and post-assault behavior emphasized by the defense.
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These inconsistencies have resulted in heated debates among researchers over the years, with each camp eager to point out the deficiencies in their rival's explanations.
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But despite the factual inconsistencies in some police shooting cases, there is generally one constant: the lack of accountability for the officer firing the weapon.
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Inconsistencies in test design were troubling — in my first year, the listening passage titled "Lydia's Lasso" left many urban teachers hopelessly gesturing the rodeo motion.
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The CTA declined to comment on the initial reason to remove the award but said a review uncovered "inconsistencies" in how the awards were handled.
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W.S. Neal High School in East Brewton, Alabama found the inconsistencies in some grades while finalizing a "Top 10" list of the best-performing students.
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The inconsistencies in Baba Yaga's story are so striking because she exists within a genre that typically fights against paradoxes in its form and content.
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They also pointed to what they said were inconsistencies in witness testimony and procedural mistakes made by the authorities during the arrest and subsequent searches.
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" James Heathers, a research scientist at Northeastern University known for calling out inconsistencies in scientific data, said the issues raised by Bik seemed "very unusual.
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They were led by a group of researchers who have been pointing out scores of errors and inconsistencies in Wansink's work for nearly two years.
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I think now people are using their voices to point out inequality, or call out inconsistencies between what someone says and an action being taken.
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Yang's is a voice within the evangelical movement insistently pointing out the moral inconsistencies of supporting policies that simply do not fit with following Jesus.
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While Buttigieg declared victory in the Iowa caucus, the Democratic National Committee called for a recanvass in Iowa following widespread inconsistencies in the reported results.
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The statement comes as the Iowa Democratic Party scrambled to tally caucus results after admitting there were "inconsistencies" in the way the outcomes are reported.
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She acknowledges a variety of errors and inconsistencies, mostly the results of a belabored anonymization process, but otherwise persuasively explains many of the lingering issues.
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Results from the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses were delayed as the state's Democratic Party said a "reporting issue" caused "inconsistencies" in some data.
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On top of the fallout from Monday, results the party reported on Wednesday were "riddled with inconsistencies and flaws," according to the New York Times.
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Granted, unless you were zooming in to obsessively scan Selena's skin for any signs of inconsistencies, you probably didn't see the freckles much at all.
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Investors were also keeping an eye on the U.S. Democratic presidential nominating race, where officials blamed "inconsistencies" for an indefinite delay in Iowa's caucus results.
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At modern ports of entry, scanners also look for other inconsistencies and can quickly flag them, including incorrect typeface or mismatched traveler information, Henderson said.
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As the state's court documents noted, during Fontenot's second trial, the jury was made aware of any inconsistencies in the confession and the actual remains.
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Kawasaki begins each work with pencil on a wood panel, her preferred surface for its "organic warmth and natural inconsistencies," according to the the gallery.
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According to experts cited in the article, any inconsistencies in Clinton's statements would not realistically lead to any criminal charges that could result in conviction.
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" Adolph declined to detail the inconsistencies, but added, "there were substantive parts of what he told us that changed during the course of the interview.
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Volkswagen acknowledged that its former boss, Martin Winterkorn, had been handed a memo in May 2014 that mentioned inconsistencies in emissions from its diesel cars.
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Cosby speaks Defense attorneys have pointed to inconsistencies in Constand's testimony and questioned why she waited a year to report the alleged assault to police.
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The prosecution countered that the defense was trying to distract jurors by talking about inconsistencies, when most of Constand's story is corroborated in Cosby's deposition.
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Smollett's lawyers had hoped to use the brothers' testimony to reveal inconsistencies in their stories, as they are the only two witnesses in the case.
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Inconsistencies regarding enforcement of laws also weigh heavily on the professional law enforcement officers dedicated to enforcing these mandates in a fair and consistent manner.
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These included telling the media Nick's claims were credible and true, and to have believed him for so long without checking inconsistencies in his story.
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Not only does this lead to confusion, and consume more time, but it also would create inconsistencies, opening the door for even more legal challenges.
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The Government Accountability Office found numerous problems and inconsistencies in the instructions the Bureau of Land Management gives to companies to report their methane emissions.
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Franks cited concerns with Trump's "inconsistencies and shifts" on issues such as abortion and warned Trump would be damaging for the party's prospects in November.
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Giancarlo said on Monday regulators should defer to each other's regulatory regimes, adding that overlapping rules, inconsistencies and legal uncertainty could threaten global financial stability.
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The court, in a statement on its website, said there were inconsistencies in the forensic evidence and the suspects' confessions, which could have been coerced.
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Since then, Human rights groups have accused Iraqi and other regional forces of inconsistencies in the judicial process and flawed trials leading to unfair convictions.
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Numerous critiques have blamed the media for giving Trump too much coverage while also not doing enough to point out his inconsistencies or outright lies.
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These inconsistencies may be embarrassing for the White House and may signal a problem in the communications operations, but they are fundamentally a side show.
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His cross-examination has attempted to highlight her attempts to make money, including the civil lawsuit, as well as inconsistencies in her story to police.
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In it, Ansari describes sites like Straight White Boys Texting, where the inconsistencies and straight up audacity of text message anonymity are on full display.
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However a number of experts have now called into question the authenticity of at least some of the documents due to a number of inconsistencies.
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And because so many Vietnamese were debating the issue on social media, he added, they were able to spot inconsistencies and demand more public accountability.
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As the plan to target Mr. Mueller came to light on Tuesday, it quickly unraveled as news organizations unearthed gaps and inconsistencies in the allegations.
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Mr. Hernandez and his family blamed the inconsistencies on detectives and an assistant district attorney, who they maintained had coerced witnesses to give false testimony.
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But the original, unrelated and debunked story continued circulating, drawing the interest of the German mainstream media, which pointed out inconsistencies in the Russian reports.
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The judge also blasted similar "inconsistencies" in public comments made by Mr. Barr hours before he released the redacted version of the report in April.
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The Iowa Caucuses were thrown into chaos on Tuesday night when results were delayed following "inconsistencies" in voter data reported through a new mobile app.
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After results from the Iowa caucus were delayed Monday evening, the Iowa Democratic Party said the wait was caused by inconsistencies in the reported results.
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But even beyond the app, there are several ways new rules adopted by the Democratic Party could have created confusion and "inconsistencies" in the results.
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The review that concluded Sunday was requested by the Warren, Buttigieg, and Sanders campaigns over concerns of inconsistencies between the reported results and official records.
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Another angle: The final results of the Nevada Democratic caucuses appear to contain errors and inconsistencies similar to those that plagued the contests in Iowa.
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Federer won their last match at the ATP Finals in November, but his inconsistencies this week will prove hard to overcome against the indefatigable Djokovic.
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As minor as this may sound, when a hiring manager notices inconsistencies, no matter how slight, it calls your entire resume and qualifications into question.
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At a public hearing on Wednesday, impeachment investigators are expected to confront Mr. Sondland about holes and inconsistencies in his closed-door testimony last month.
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Yet the question is as much about the quality of the commissions as the quantity, as inconsistencies plague asylum systems in Italy and across Europe.
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Critics have long argued that originalism and textualism are riddled with inconsistencies and can be used to provide a fig leaf for results-oriented judging.
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Given the slim lead Mr. Buttigieg now holds over Mr. Sanders in state delegate equivalents, a full accounting of these inconsistencies could alter the outcome.
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You can get past some inconsistencies and superfluous piety, though, on the sheer pull of the story and on the overall strength of the performances.
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But the practice persisted because of lax enforcement and legal loopholes, such as inconsistencies in species' names and online sales of exotic wildlife as pets.
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Both sides of these seeming inconsistencies can be true because of the power of connotations, the feelings and emotions that certain words and images evoke.
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In cross-examination, Mesereau worked to show inconsistencies in her story and got Constand to admit she was "mistaken" about the date of the attack.
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"There are clearly inconsistencies in the testimony that belie rationality, and these will have to be explored during the defense&aposs cross-examination," he said.
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Results from the much-anticipated Iowa caucuses were delayed Monday night into Tuesday after the Iowa Democratic Party said there were "inconsistencies" in initial results.
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Familia's absence will undoubtedly give more work to a Mets bullpen already burdened with making up for the injuries and inconsistencies of the starting rotation.
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Berke spent much of his argument pointing out what he said were inconsistencies between Davis's testimony and the timing of Walters' phone calls and trades.
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The report is ostensibly a state-level update to a report issued by the VA last August that corrects minor inconsistencies in the 2628 findings.
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The lack of federal standards leads to vast inconsistencies, and often times means food that could still be eaten ends up in the trash instead.
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The inconsistencies expose the hazards for any potential national security adviser hoping to help Trump shape his foreign policy ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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Despite evidence -- including photographs -- presented by forest officials in Yavatmal linking the tigress to attacks on humans, campaigners say there are inconsistencies in the investigation.
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The film has drawn widespread comparisons to last year's other big sensory-deprivation horror film, "A Quiet Place," which has plenty of its own inconsistencies.
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In most criminal proceedings, defense attorneys try to show their client is not guilty by poking holes in the prosecution's story and looking for inconsistencies.
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While calling out political candidates for inconsistencies is commonplace, the framing of the attacks on Sinema have taken a turn that seems to miss the point.
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But video and audio evidence from the hard drive of the unit and other evidence allegedly revealed inconsistencies with Hall's statements, according to the press release.
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Mashable was able to replicate the results, including a few of the inconsistencies mentioned about having some of the accounts in question appear on desktop search.
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Workers described elitist behavior and bullying in many offices, while "drastic inconsistencies" in handling safeguarding issues meant complaints were not always properly acted on, it said.
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The defense also pulled apart inconsistencies in the witnesses' testimonies and dredged up problems from their pasts: drug and alcohol abuse, run-ins with the law.
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Digital Spy noticed that some book fans were spotting inconsistencies in Dany's childhood, specifically that she say she grew up in Braavos with a lemon tree.
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This year's caucuses were badly marred by delays and voting inconsistencies, with results not released by the Iowa Democratic Party until days after the vote closed.
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In this area, as in others, the need to make real-world policy decisions will reveal to Mr Trump previously unappreciated inconsistencies in his policy preferences.
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Experts told ProPublica that there can be legitimate reasons for the differences in tax and loan documents but that the multiple inconsistencies lacked a clear explanation.
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"The longer it went on, more and more inconsistencies were discovered and he wasn't telling Gwen and Joe anything," says Potoski,the sister of Gwen Kopechne.
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The IDP said in a statement on Friday that due to "delays in reporting and some inconsistencies in data" it issued new guidance to presidential campaigns.
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Detectives questioned him about the inconsistencies, which is when he said he saw something in Rose's hand but he wasn't sure exactly what he was holding.
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The Daily Beast pointed out several inconsistencies in Mattice's story, including that the campsite she claimed she was taken to is actually owned by her aunt.
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Still, apparent errors and inconsistencies have led news outlets, including The Associated Press, to decline to declare a winner in the first-in-the-nation caucuses.
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Krsticevic argued that Kuczynski's reasoning behind the pardon, details of which were publicly revealed for the first time on Friday, was full of inconsistencies and contradictions.
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He was charged with assaulting and threatening to kill his wife, Renata Brejniak, in 224, though no conviction was made due to inconsistencies with Brejniak's testimony.
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The Post later pushed back on that claim, saying they decided not to run Tyson's story due to lack of corroboration, not because of any inconsistencies.
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Her body wasn't found until Fontenot and Ward had already been convicted of her death, and it revealed several inconsistencies with their stories, per The Oklahoman.
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Sheriff Lynn Bowerman tells PEOPLE that while there are inconsistencies in DeOrr's parents' statements and timelines, police have yet to find physical evidence for proof. 4.
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However, McCready's lawyers argued the testimony showed inconsistencies from statements Republican candidate Mark Harris made suggesting he was caught off guard by the concerns about Dowless.
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PDT Poynter has shut down UnNews, its database highlighting unreliable news sites, after discovering inconsistencies between sources used to build the database and its final report.
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In the original Star Wars, Luke's saber shows up as either aqua or white, thanks to some inconsistencies in the visual effects done at the time.
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"That´s one of the biggest inconsistencies that I see in Sean´s article, and that really bothers me, because that never happened," she told Aristegui.
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"Upon carrying out an examination of the statements and documentation provided by the candidate in accordance with electoral law, some inconsistencies were observed," wrote TSE analysts.
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It's common knowledge by now that big multinational companies exploit the inconsistencies between national tax regimes to secure the lowest possible tax rate for their profits.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Two Russian boxers serving doping suspensions have competed while banned, Reuters has found, highlighting inconsistencies in Russia's efforts to reform its anti-doping practices.
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Reynolds says in the video that Castile never reached for his gun, but defense attorneys targeted inconsistencies in her story to cast doubt on her credibility.
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This leaves them open to being challenged by defense attorneys, as happened in Cosby's retrial, where lawyers slammed Constand for inconsistencies in her testimony over time.
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Recollecting a dream always throws up inconsistencies; time is warped and your environment morphs seamlessly while you try to keep a hold of what's going on.
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Labelling all these bots would mean Facebook signposting inconsistencies in how it applies its own policies –in a way that might foreground its own political bias.
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The judge on Thursday rejected the conspiracy case against the three officers, which was based on inconsistencies between the video and the official reports they filed.
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That feels like that's what Ayer is shooting for here, except without any of the sense of personality or purpose, and with a million distracting inconsistencies.
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Winslow Jr.'s lawyer, Marc Carlos, said in his closing arguments that there were "major-league holes" and inconsistencies in the accusers' testimonies, according to Yahoo.
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The scientists said inconsistencies in the AP-released recording might be because it was made indoors, while insects are typically recorded in the field, they wrote.
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In general, his results were still solid, but deGrom, who carried a large load last season, acknowledged that he was dealing with inconsistencies in his mechanics.
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In 1996, American Indian mortality rates were underreported by an estimated 21% because of inconsistencies in identifying Native Americans on death certificates, according to the CDC.
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She's focused on inconsistencies within Ford's testimony, rather than on what the hearing is about: the allegation that Kavanaugh committed sexual assault while in high school.
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It also eliminates inconsistencies between the notes, written immediately after an incident, and the video—the kind of discrepancy that can prove invaluable to a defense.
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Officials cited inconsistencies over her apparent age as the reason for doubting she was one of the girls kidnapped from Chibok, a town in northern Nigeria.
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As the trial unfolded, Ghomeshi's defense attorney, Marie Henein, exposed inconsistencies and omissions in three of the complainants' testimonies, surely in hopes of diminishing their credibility.
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Despite these inconsistencies, the boards of major hospitals and hospital systems always offer the same explanation in their IRS filing of how they determine executive compensation.
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The new ruling issued by the US Department of Agriculture will work to negate said inconsistencies by implementing key welfare and certification standards across the board.
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He encouraged the president to give states broader autonomy over coronavirus testing and issue a federal directive on closing businesses to avoid inconsistencies across state lines.
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But as next week's Democratic primary draws near, scrutiny of Ms. Salazar's history has revealed numerous inconsistencies in her background that threaten to undermine her candidacy.
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But if the database now in the regulator's possession reveals new inconsistencies in the testing histories of Russian athletes, sports officials could mount strong disciplinary cases.
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The Iowa Caucuses were thrown into chaos on Tuesday night when the results were delayed following "inconsistencies" in voter data reported through a new mobile app.
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The most common complaints were the variety of fees (resort, parking, etc.) tacked on that inflated an otherwise cheap price, and some inconsistencies in housekeeping services.
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The outcome of the caucuses has been mired in confusion since Monday, when Iowa officials reported trouble with new technology and inconsistencies in reporting the results.
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Revelations of the inconsistencies come just weeks after Secretary Carson used a biblical reference -- Psalms 91 -- in his defense: "Under his wings you will find refuge."
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Weinstein's lawyers will likely try to show inconsistencies in his accusers' past statements through cross-examination, which experts said could be persuasive evidence for the defense.
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Mr. Xi has kept China's economy behind high walls, and China remains the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases, but inconsistencies have never ruffled the president.
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The parliament's legal committee decided on Thursday that neither of the hearings for Plumb or Trocsanyi could go ahead because of inconsistencies in their financial statements.
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More inconsistencies in Van Dyke's testimony Van Dyke testified that he stopped shooting when he recognized McDonald had dropped to the ground and then approached him.
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Yet, by focusing upon the legalese and apparent inconsistencies of language between sections, lawyers often fail to see that de-identification is in fact a spectrum.
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Publication of a sealed deposition by Richard Sackler of Purdue Pharma shows inconsistencies between his statements about OxyContin and evidence presented in a Justice Department report.
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In September, following the lawsuit and inconsistencies in their stories, police searched the home of McClure and D'Amico and said it was part of a criminal investigation.
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It&aposs a new system that he&aposs inherited with Mike McCoy here, so his inconsistencies have come just by him pressing, trying to make big plays.
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And Crostini is following the same path as support for Android apps did: slow, steady steps forward, with a lot of bugs and inconsistencies along the way.
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As it reigns, it can't ignore glaring inconsistencies, like how it easily earns billions while its workers complain of not being able to earn a decent living.
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Their conviction—plagued by questions and inconsistencies—marks the demise of Dance Academy out as a low watermark in relations between club culture and the British establishment.
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Police said the suspect's report contained several "inconsistencies," most notably that he did not attempt to call his parents before paying what he claimed was a ransom.
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When asked to point out the inconsistencies of his story, Lochte was "adamant" that he "wouldn't make this story up," Lauer repeated on Today on Thursday morning.
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" The Iowa Democratic Party is reviewing reported inconsistencies in 2628 precincts and said any corrections will be released before noon CST on Monday in "a single update.
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"Throughout the collection of records of results, the IDP identified inconsistencies in the data and used our redundant paper records to promptly correct those errors," Price said.
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The results are rife with potential errors and inconsistencies that could affect the outcome of the election, according to a review by the NBC News Decision Desk.
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Many of the Food and Brand Lab's headline-friendly results have come under fire after outside researchers began noticing inconsistencies and errors in papers in late 2016.
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The Iowa Democratic Party is extending the deadline for presidential campaigns to request a recanvass of caucus results amid concerns about inconsistencies and errors in the tally.
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The professor faces an investigation from Cornell, as well as questions about errors and inconsistencies in more than 50 of his studies that date back three decades.
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The government said early this month its review found inconsistencies in the manner in which monthly source data are utilized in the compilation of quarterly GDP estimates.
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"If enacted, the bill would create inconsistencies with federal law, stifle innovation, and jeopardize current and future jobs in the growing unmanned systems sector in the state."
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But Democrats said they felt there were inconsistencies in Sondland's testimony and suggested they might need to bring him back in to speak to the committee again.
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Instead, Dr. Feldman says, doctors may thoroughly go through medical records for inconsistencies between what a person says about the child's health and what the records show.
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But the sheer amount of players and the infrastructure inconsistencies across the city during the event led to many festival attendees struggling to connect all day long.
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According to Nidera Capital BV's 2016 financial statement, the company recognized a $54.8 million impact on equity in each of the years when the inconsistencies were found.
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"We talked probably briefly about it, just making sure we were OK." The attorney for Tamir's family, Subodh Chandra, pointed to the "inconsistencies" in the various statements.
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As a longtime resident of Phoenix and UFO agnostic, I've heard the story of the Phoenix Lights retold countless times, each retelling rife with contradictions and inconsistencies.
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But inconsistencies have cast doubt on their account of the five-month journey, which came to an end when they were rescued by the Navy last week.
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"I was really nervous and wasn't able to recall every particular moment that I had seen Mr. Cosby in order of dates," she said, explaining the inconsistencies.
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Trump's former Deputy National Security Advisor K.T. McFarland's nomination to be ambassador to Singapore is "frozen" due to inconsistencies in her testimony at a Senate hearing, Sen.
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The EU's MiFID II securities law does not harmonize how foreign platforms can put trading screens in the EU, meaning national watchdogs exercise discretion, leading to inconsistencies.
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Abstraction and separation of concerns have proven their worth time and again in dealing with and breaking down complexities and inconsistencies in very large and distributed systems.
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After firing Comey last week, the White House went on the defensive after several contradictions and inconsistencies in their accounts of the reasoning behind the ouster emerged.
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Back in 2017, Connecticut man Richard Dabate was charged with murdering his wife, after Fitbit data on the victim showed inconsistencies with Dabate's account of the crime.
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But in the end, due either to difficulty of setup, or inconsistencies in performance, or trouble executing the workflow consistently, all of these other options fell short.
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In late 20203, Bankhead asked to have his conviction thrown out based on the prosecution's conflicting theories and his trial attorney's failure to capitalize on the inconsistencies.
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In 2016, the Syriza government agreed with the environmental assessments that found inconsistencies in Eldorado's usage of flash smelting in Halkidiki, thereby violating the project's environmental terms.
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Just days after a reporter approached Amazon about inconsistencies in Mr. Wadach's story, Scott Stanzel, an Amazon spokesman, said Mr. Wadach was no longer with the company.
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For the first time, enumerators will use digital tablets to survey the population, which will allow answers to be checked for inconsistencies or omissions in real time.
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"Race Law in the United States," a 1936 study by the German lawyer Heinrich Krieger, attempts to sort out inconsistencies in the legal status of nonwhite Americans.
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The one thing these works have in common is a cool and canny authorial distance, a sense of an observer with a merciless eye for human inconsistencies.
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The 20 best episodes of 'The Office,' ranked16 inconsistencies you never noticed on 'The Office'23 pieces of trivia that only true 'The Office' fans will know
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Google is trying to clarify the way it handles storage of individual users' geolocation data in the wake of critical coverage that exposed inconsistencies in its policies.
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"This report points out the many inconsistencies within the EPA's and DOI's reports on the spill and shines a light on their gross incompetence," he said. Rep.
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We do need to take a hard look at our sport, without any rose-colored glasses, and root out any inconsistencies and prejudices that might be there.
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In an interview on Monday, a member of Mr. Trump's legal team challenged Mr. McGahn's motives and memory and accused investigators of ignoring inconsistencies in his assertions.
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In announcing the rescission of the letter, Ms. DeVos assailed the guidelines as federal overreach that coerced schools into setting up quasi-judicial systems fraught with inconsistencies.
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It is harder than I thought it would be to grow and keep relationships when time moves so quickly and a week can involve so many inconsistencies.
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Nor does she hide personal flaws and intellectual inconsistencies that point to opposite conclusions, although a less committed writer might have brought them out with more force.
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CT that the delay was due to "inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," not any kind of "hack or intrusion" into the app itself.
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"We found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," said Mandy McClure, a spokesperson for the Iowa Democratic Party, in a statement posted on Twitter.
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Results from the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses were delayed Monday night as the state's Democratic Party said a "reporting issue" caused "inconsistencies" in some data.
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The accusation stemmed from perceived inconsistencies in stories Jamil has told about a car crash she suffered, as well as other ailments like allergies and cancer scares.
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The offense has kept the Mets (03-26) afloat, while injuries and inconsistencies have sunk the team's pitching staff to the statistical bottom of the major leagues.
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Inside the hearing, Mitchell was a shield for the committee's 11 male Republican members, putting a female face on the detailed questions seeking inconsistencies in Ford's account.
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They attributed the delay to the slow arrival of ballots from remote regions and consulates abroad, as well as to inconsistencies that needed to be sorted through.
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Reedie said WADA were taking great care to go through the process properly and that the new compliance proceedings were about discovering the reason behind the inconsistencies.
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Reedie said WADA were taking great care to go through the process properly and that the new compliance proceedings were about discovering the reason behind the inconsistencies.
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Despite those logical inconsistencies, Rudy Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, has pushed this narrative for some time and brought it up with Trump as early as May.
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Their facial features change dramatically from one drawing to the next but never disorientingly so — through Claveloux's inconsistencies, each story is imbued with the fluidity of perception.
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Boyce highlighted inconsistencies in the evidence of church staff and Pell's master of ceremonies and said the "visceral nature" of the victim's testimony made his account compelling.
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It welds the world into shape, a morass of 1980s references in lockstep with each other, with all of the ironies or inconsistencies between genres ironed out.
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Psychology has been called "the hardest science" because the human mind comes with so many messy inconsistencies that even the top researchers can get tangled up in.
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Geoff pulled up the food app and pointed out the inconsistencies ( Do you feel like this experiment has the caloric wiggle room for cocoa-dusted protein enrichment beans?).
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Combined with how VR presents depth of field and other effects, this leads to a variety of optical problems and inconsistencies that can produce headaches, nausea and disorientation.
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The methods discussed in the paper can help find inconsistencies as they happen and potentially save hours of time that would be wasted on finishing the defective models.
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Thankfully, with features like a universal search and a simple user interface, the new Skype design does address some of the weird inconsistencies we've seen in the past.
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The Associated Press declined to call the race, following the updated results released on Sunday evening, citing the close margin and still some outstanding apparent inconsistencies in results.
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Since then, the Iowa Democratic Party has gradually released partial results, though new concerns have emerged about the accuracy of those tallies after reports of errors and inconsistencies.
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And even if a recanvass resolves the inconsistencies in the vote, the concerns surrounding the caucuses will likely hover over the Democratic nominating contest for months to come.
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According to a New York Times analysis, the results released Wednesday contain inconsistencies and errors that, in some cases, do not match what has been reportedly individual precincts.
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The Iowa presidential caucuses were thrown into chaos late Monday after the state Democratic Party said it found "inconsistencies," delaying results and causing widespread confusion across the state.
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Unfortunately, Matt Williams's slack psychological thriller, "Fear," offers plenty of opportunities not just to ponder inconsistencies and contrived plot twists, but also to sneak glances at your watch.
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It was the latest example of a candidate who has been impervious to inconsistencies again emerging unscathed from a misstep that would probably be damaging to anyone else.
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Although Brazilian authorities claim that in most cases the police came under attack, Human Rights Watch studied 0003 cases and found inconsistencies with the forensic evidence in half.
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Rolling Stone lawyers have said that up until the magazine's publication of an editor's note about the story's inconsistencies, it had full confidence in Jackie and the story.
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But Dai Fan, a Southeast Asia expert at Jinan University, said China would be wary of a deal with Duterte because of inconsistencies in some of his comments.
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"When the subject is immunity, no matter the shortcomings, inadequacies or inconsistencies, the CHP cannot be expected to give a 'no' vote on lifting immunities," Ozel told Reuters.
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That's not the most useful question, though — particularly at a time when Twitter's guidelines remain systematically riddled with inconsistencies and blind spots that enable dangerous racists and abusers.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers are already homing in on inconsistencies between J&J's statements and other evidence regarding its talc, and they are planning to depose Gorsky in coming weeks.
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Investigators had Woodward under surveillance "for some time" before his arrest, based on alleged inconsistencies in his interviews with police, Orange County Undersheriff Don Barnes said on Friday.
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Because reality stars also have a shallow understanding of their flaws, and a tendency to blame their rampant inconsistencies -- say, with truth telling -- on whimsical lapses in judgment.
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The case did not make it to court after inconsistencies were revealed in his account, although Egan did pass a polygraph and was found credible by a psychiatrist.
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The defense focused on inconsistencies in Constand's statements about certain details of the alleged assault and pointed out that she remained in contact with Cosby for months afterward.
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In a fiery closing statement, defense attorney Brian McMonagle said the prosecution's key witness, Andrea Constand, had too many inconsistencies in her story to be a reliable witness.
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"Down the road we might find that there are gaps or inconsistencies that would require a prolonged discussion by regulators on how to do it differently," he said.
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Spieth held a five-shot lead with nine holes to play on Sunday when the inconsistencies that had dogged him all week reappeared at the worst possible time.
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Further, inconsistencies, errors, and the casual communication style on the site does not bolster confidence in the Tellonym team's ability to manage an anonymous community of cruel teenagers.
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And at the first mile marker of his presidency, he has shown no signs of fitting into an ideological box or reconciling the political inconsistencies of his administration.
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For every imperfect trial, the team wrote a letter to the editors of the relevant journal, pointing out the inconsistencies with the aim of setting the record straight.
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Nationals 1103, Mets 0 WASHINGTON — Despite the inconsistencies of his season, the Mets needed Matt Harvey to be his old self Tuesday against their division rival Washington Nationals.
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Although both statutes contain requirements for anti-sexual harassment training and providing written policies for employees, there are both overlap and inconsistencies that are baffling for many employers.
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Trump's suggestion came after the White House faced scrutiny for a series of contradictions and inconsistencies in its narrative of Trump's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce released a study Friday that found inconsistencies in claims made to the asbestos trusts used to compensate people harmed from exposure to asbestos.
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The department said, however, that inconsistencies in course labels in a second data system could lead to overstating the number of students receiving no services or incomplete services.
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The inspector general said the inconsistencies in IPRA's reporting erode public trust and make it difficult to build a strong relationship with the community and improve public safety.
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Per certain reports, Johnny Cueto's wavering between lights-out and godawful during his time with the Royals had a little bit to do with his battery-mate's inconsistencies.
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While he was happy to see incredibly fast download speeds on his phone, he noticed lots of inconsistencies with 210G and pointed out several drawbacks to the technology.
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Inconsistencies in classifying deaths have made it difficult to compare the magnitude of different disasters, to understand why people die, and to help prevent deaths in future storms.
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Within weeks after the attack, prosecutors had put together a narrative based mostly on the statements of the teenagers who had been arrested, despite inconsistencies in their accounts.
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He urges recipients of suspicious emails to avoid downloading attachments or clicking on links, and to look closely at email addresses and links for subtle misspellings or inconsistencies.
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Court filings indicate that they hoped to use inconsistencies in his deposition to prove he couldn't show when or how he had complained about the lost loan documents.
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While 20 officers are believed to have some "inconsistencies in information," so far only 10 have been suspended or had their police officer powers made inactive, Moore said.
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ProPublica's article on Trump Tower comes after the news outlet last month reported about inconsistencies in tax and loan documents for two of Trump's other New York properties.
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Blockchain can make record updates available to regulators and businesses in real time, in turn reducing time lags and allowing red flags and inconsistencies to be spotted sooner.
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Because of the inconsistencies in states adopting the checkbox, the National Center for Health Statistics paused publication of maternal mortality trends — a freeze that's lasted until this year.
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That has let her sketch out her worldview in more detail than we've seen before, while kicking off a sometimes surreal competition to find inconsistencies in her statements.
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Iowa Democrats said "inconsistencies" in reporting led to a delay in reporting results, but they denied that the app went down or that there was any hacking attempt.
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Nissan said it was retraining and retesting inspectors and that it had corrected inconsistencies between plant operating manuals and plant activities in documents provided to Japan's transport ministry.
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Our Kevin here is played by Jason Ritter, scrappy and sincere, and strong enough to keep the whole thing afloat despite tonal inconsistencies that would sink other shows.
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Do you just button through it to get on to the good stuff, or are you (like me) bound to lose sleep over inconsistencies in your OC's backstory?
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Here we have the beginnings of the inconsistencies that combine to make a complex portrait of the photographer who emerges in this documentary directed by Sasha Waters Freyer.
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And the more I kept digging, the more inconsistencies I found: about her past and her cancer treatment, about how much she was actually walking, even about her motivations.
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Legally, it's difficult to argue with the judgment: The burden of proof in criminal cases is rightly high and there were inconsistencies in the testimony of all three complainants.
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The European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) said in its submission it wanted "regulatory stability" - while presenting 40 examples of "existing barriers, inconsistencies and duplications" that needed tackling.
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Even if you discount the factual inconsistencies, Kapoor's tale doesn't have much meat as an emotional film or a compelling courtroom drama given the needless detours the screenplay takes.
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Judges were dismissive of the case against Bibi in the petition to have her case retried, saying the crime had not been established and listing inconsistencies in witness testimonies.
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Iowa Democrats also said candidates could "submit documentary evidence of inconsistencies between the data reported and the records of result for correction" until Saturday at noon Central Standard Time.
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First, she pointed out that Constand called attorneys before she went to police in 2005, and she also focused on alleged inconsistencies in what Constsand told various police authorities.
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In November, a county prosecutor said Kane would not face rape charges because the accusations made by the woman contained inconsistencies and were not backed up by credible evidence.
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Since Monday, technical difficulties and inconsistencies have plagued the Iowa Democratic Party (IDP) and delayed the results of the caucuses, casting the final vote result into chaos and uncertainty.
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Even though there's no evidence that these inconsistencies were intentional, some pundits and lawmakers have said that the debacle should be a wake-up call for the general election.
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The party said it had to make "quality checks" after finding "inconsistencies" in the reporting of the data from caucus sites, sparking frustration among Democrats and criticism from Republicans.
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Calling hypocrisy may be too cynical in this case, but inconsistencies are aplenty as the same ambiguity that defined much of Trump's other campaign topics has struck this one.
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There are alleged inconsistencies between testimony Kavanaugh gave during his 2006 confirmation hearing and other documentation concerning his work, and lawmakers will call on him to explain these discrepancies.
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Twitter can continue to reference its values of free speech and open conversation, but at some point it will need to answer for the inconsistencies its users have experienced.
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In recent months, a WADA investigative team discovered inconsistencies between a data set it received from a whistle-blower in 2017 and data submitted by Russian officials last January.
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"The child was separated from Mr. Perez-Domingo due to these inconsistencies in his statements as well as admitting to providing a fraudulent document," DHS said in a statement.
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The potential errors and inconsistencies take on importance because of the closeness of the contest between the two front-runners — former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sen.
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Even before the ERSP received the complaint about Sun Basket's misleading marketing, some of the company's customers had started complaining about inconsistencies with Sun Basket's claims and its products.
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"It is obviously incorrect to accept either geographical or political divisions alone, as immediately the most glaring inconsistencies appear," DeSoto explained in the article, originally published in QST Magazine.
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