It is a view perpetuated by a lack of detail.
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There is a startling lack of detail concerning his whereabouts.
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Scheer criticized the lack of detail in Trudeau's recent announcements.
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But the lack of detail or clear action worried markets.
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Don't be fooled by the lack of detail on specific issues.
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Headlines MPs attack May industrial strategy for lack of detail on.ft.
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He also pointed out Ramaphosa's lack of detail in the announcement.
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We noticed some noise and lack of detail in particularly dark shots.
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He uses this to lament the corresponding lack of detail in Apple Maps.
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Other health policy experts took issue with the lack of detail on methodology.
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The lack of detail could lead one to imagine what could have transpired.
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But Mr. O'Rourke's lack of detail does not dissuade his most ardent supporters.
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But lawmakers were frustrated by the lack of detail and the administration's secrecy.
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Foreign chambers of commerce in China responded warily, noting the law's lack of detail.
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The lack of detail on Trump's speech Tuesday regarding tax reform concerned some investors.
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Brussels has recoiled at Britain's approach, criticising a lack of detail and policy direction.
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Despite the lack of detail, one thing is clear: the deal will be narrow.
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Community members said they are also concerned about the lack of detail on affordable housing.
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However, investors were unhappy with a lack of detail and guidance on the biofuels unit.
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But ministers have been criticised by their counterparts in Ireland for a lack of detail.
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The effects of the proposed tax reform are muddled by the plan's lack of detail.
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"A lack of detail about the deal appears to be fueling the doubts," it added.
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Over and over again, Tecmo Super Bowl makes up for its lack of detail with flare.
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As was foreseeable at the time, the lack of detail about the mini-truce concealed big differences.
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That lack of detail is what has fueled questions about why it was classified to begin with.
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At least two top congressional Democrats decried what they called a lack of detail in Trump's strategy.
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Overall, (regarding Saturday's temporary truce), it's a bit of a feel good, it's a little lack of detail.
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The same restructuring proposal had been tossed back by the U.N. in November 2016 for lack of detail.
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This lack of detail comes at a time when Kushner's meetings with Russian officials have come under scrutiny.
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Everything was going how it was going before because I felt like [it was] my lack of detail.
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But critics have blasted the lack of detail in the document, specifically how and when denuclearization will happen.
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That left many wondering how exactly the companies will achieve that mission, especially given the lack of detail.
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Some, however, were disappointed by the lack of detail on plans for pruning back public expenditure and investment.
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The lack of detail around China's "unreliable entities list" has increased uncertainty among the foreign business community in China.
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However, the lack of detail on Trump's proposals and political tensions surrounding his relationship with Russia have raised concerns.
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Still, the lack of detail on Trump's plans has raised questions about valuations and tempered the post-election rally.
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Hegedus called the proposal "good" but flagged the lack of detail for how to handle police and military pensions.
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The lack of detail in Mr. Cuomo's plan earned the idea at least a temporary reprieve from those critics.
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Common complaints: Cost of items, added costs (like delivery and extra taxes), lack of detail on pricing, and currency queries.
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That lack of detail was cited by former minister Amber Rudd as a reason for her resignation over the weekend.
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One of the most obvious red flags for a scam project is the lack of detail on how the technology works.
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Facebook has also promised to ban fake news sites and offered a similar lack of detail on how they'll do it.
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The lack of detail from Trump about his policies and how he would implement them is a particular worry for investors.
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Trump's plan has drawn some criticism for its lack of detail and for the likelihood that it would increase the deficit.
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One US official pointed out the lack of detail from the UAE and Saudi Arabia about how the ships were damaged.
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Investors disappointed by a lack of detail and concrete timelines for changes on Thursday will be listening closely for more information.
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The partial deal announced last Friday received a lukewarm reception, with market participants wary of the lack of detail on paper.
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Rubble and cracked infrastructure suggest the dystopian environment, but the lack of detail makes the setting feel less lived-in and concrete.
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Again here the lack of detail makes it difficult for any given taxpayer to determine how it would work out for them.
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While Trump has promised tax cuts and higher infrastructure spending, the lack of detail and his isolationist stance have kept investors cautious.
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Despite the lack of detail, agriculture groups, whose members have been battered by the U.S.-China trade war, welcomed news of progress.
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Despite the lack of detail, some local residents are just happy that tech companies are finally paying attention to the housing crisis.
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The lack of detail also protected each person from the questioning and skepticism so common when stories of sexual assault are told.
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However, the lack of detail on Trump's plans has raised questions about valuations and taken the heat off the post-election rally.
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Still, the lack of detail on Trump's plans has raised questions about valuations and taken the heat off the post-election rally.
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However, the lack of detail on Trump's proposals and setbacks in filling his Cabinet have made investors jittery amid lofty market valuations.
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But even that did little to stabilize markets; instead, a lack of detail and continued threat of tariffs caused further sell-offs.
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Lack of detail in the agreement between the two countries, which included denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, appeared to mute the gains.
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Investors, disappointed by a lack of detail and concrete timelines for changes in Thursday's report, will be listening closely for more information.
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But that lack of detail has made it hard to explain how Libra would deal with problems like money laundering and cybersecurity.
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But the lack of detail, of explanation, of a real pitch should make you wonder just how real any of it is.
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Though OPEC's first agreement to cut production since 2008 drove risky assets initially higher, the lack of detail made some investors wary.
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The ruling adds to confusion about the legal status of marijuana, partly created by the lack of detail surrounding the Liberal government's plan.
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At a news conference outside the courtroom, Mr. Gooding's lawyer, Mark J. Heller, criticized the lack of detail in the third groping allegation.
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Lawmakers in German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative party made similar remarks but some expressed frustration at the lack of detail on the timetable.
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This lack of detail has been criticized by Congress, which has also questioned if NASA even has enough funding for a Mars trip.
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Gina Smith, one of the lawyers who conducted the investigation, cited concerns for victims' privacy as the reason for the lack of detail.
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He spoke to Wales' First Minister Mark Drakeford, who said there was a "deeply concerning lack of detail" from the new prime minister.
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Lack of detail in the agreement about the path to denuclearization on the peninsula kept the market's moves in check throughout the day.
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Colin, whom Anna describes, with a bizarre lack of detail, as "a civil servant," is essentially Ibsen's Torvald Helmer in contemporary British drag.
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That lack of detail, argues Mr. Ponnuru, is a pretty crucial piece of information to understanding how the proposal would affect most families.
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Lawmakers have complained about the lack of detail provided by administration officials in classified briefings regarding the intelligence that led to the strike.
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Reporters grumbled afterward about the lack of detail, since Apple didn't share a launch date or a price tag for the new service.
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Despite the lack of detail in the summit agreement, Trump stressed at a news conference afterward that he trusted Kim to follow through.
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Adding to the uncertainty for the Fed and calling its further rate path into question is the lack of detail in Trump's economic plans.
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The study is limited by a lack of detail about whether a participant's specific religion had stigmatizing views of sexual minorities, the authors note.
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The lack of detail in the plan may be particularly relevant for single parents or those who file under the head of household status.
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Energy stocks, which have been harmed by the lack of detail on Mr. Trump's infrastructure plans and by falling oil prices, have also slid.
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Despite the lack of detail about the trade agreement, it is still possible the president could benefit from being seen as tough on China.
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But you can cull so many labelled images from games that their sheer number makes up for the lack of detail in individual images.
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For many small businesses, it's about a lack of detail on the campaign trail from Trump and Clinton on their plans to help smaller companies.
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The increasingly high-stakes announcements - and lack of detail on related costs and implementation - have left analysts struggling to calculate potential impact on SoftBank finances.
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Both are infatuated with power and lack of detail on significant policy prescriptions, which are hallmarks of their approach in speaking with the American people.
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To be sure, many tech-savvy Chinese were aware of the news, with some expressing unhappiness online about a lack of detail from state media.
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Analysts were luke-warm on the company's recovery plans, citing a lack of detail at an investor briefing call where the company did not take questions.
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During the campaign, advocacy groups, both partisan and nonpartisan, criticized the lack of detail from both candidates in their plans to help spur Main Street growth.
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What's next: Expect more focus on the Green New Deal, which, despite its lack of detail compared to the aforementioned bills, is grabbing all the attention.
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But a lack of detail in the programme, dubbed "TOGETHER – Strategy 2025", left some analysts cold, and Volkswagen (VW) shares fell as much as 4.3 percent.
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The lack of detail highlighted the challenge that Republicans face as they try to make difficult trade-offs on legislation that could reshape the entire economy.
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Some large figures for Chinese purchases have been given but because of the lack of detail markets do not know yet what these numbers really mean.
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There was also a lack of detail about how the new housing would be delivered, and the sector was also caught up in poor global market sentiment.
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Elevated uncertainty about Trump's policies, including a lack of detail so far on his plans for tax cuts and fiscal spending, offset optimism on the U.S. economy.
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There was also a lack of detail about how the new housing would be delivered, and the sector was also caught in the poor global market sentiment.
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Markets initially welcomed the "Phase 1" trade deal between Washington and Beijing that President Donald Trump outlined last week, but lack of detail kept many investors wary.
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Pay gap reporting has been criticized by some as a crude exercise, with the lack of detail in the figures provided obscuring possible demographic explanations for disparities.
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Many Western countries also worry about a lack of detail and transparency in the project and are suspicious about China's broader political intentions behind the Silk Road.
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In many cases it is impossible for me or anyone else to tell you whether you will be better or worse off, given the lack of detail.
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Markets initially welcomed the "Phase 1" trade deal between Washington and Beijing that President Donald Trump outlined last week, but lack of detail kept many investors wary.
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The lack of detail in al-Jadaan's offer begged the question of what "strings attached" any financial support might entail, as is often the case with economic diplomacy.
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Responding to the argument that the speech's lack of detail was a strategy ploy to mitigate congressional resistance against Trump's policies, Cashin said it was possible, but unlikely.
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Despite the lack of detail, agriculture groups, whose members have been battered by the U.S.-China trade war, welcomed news of progress in the U.S.-Japan trade talks.
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Still, the lack of detail on Trump's plans has raised questions about valuations, taken the heat off the post-election rally and kept safe-haven gold in demand.
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The lack of detail raises questions, though, and the broad progressive wish list could make an easy target for Republicans seeking to paint their opponents as unrealistic socialists.
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At the same time, the selection of quotes raised some grounds for concern, and a remarkable lack of detail about teacher compensation meant that stories lacked crucial context.
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Despite the venture's stunning lack of detail and the companies' apparent short-term focus on their own workforce only, stocks for pharmacy-benefit managers and health insurers fell.
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Early Christian and classical rhetoric scholar Mike Whitenton of Baylor University points out that early Christians were likely underwhelmed by this lack of detail in Jesus's origin story.
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"There was a surprising lack of detail on Eskom which will disappoint both the energy industry and markets," said Peter Attard Montalto, head of capital markets research at Intellidex.
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Trump administration officials defend the lack of detail about the Guard by saying they don't want to tip off the drug and human smugglers they're ostensibly trying to disrupt.
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Democrats have raced to accuse the FBI director of meddling in the election, criticizing the lack of detail in Comey's letter to congressional committees notifying them of the news.
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He questioned the lack of detail on how to achieve a pathway to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and on how to verify that North Korea has disarmed.
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READ MY LIPS EU officials, investors, companies, opposition lawmakers and leaders in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland often complain about the lack of detail offered by May on Brexit.
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While Trump hailed the agreement with Xi "an incredible deal," a lack of detail from the Chinese side has left investors and analysts wondering if Trump's exuberance is warranted.
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The lack of detail on Trump's proposals, his isolationist stance and setbacks in filling his Cabinet have made investors question whether the post-election rally has run its course.
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The lack of detail that Bitfinex provided about the hacking drove away some large customers like Arthur Hayes, the founder of Bitmex, a Hong Kong-based virtual currency exchange.
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That lack of detail has fueled questions about why it was classified to begin with, and administration officials have repeatedly publicly declined to provide the evidence behind the strike.
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"The focus this morning is on the protectionist rhetoric and the lack of detail on economic stimulus, so it's a nervous start (to the presidency)," said Investec economist Victoria Clarke.
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The lack of detail for most of Trump's ideas makes it difficult to predict how Trump might attempt to carry out his campaign promises and what the impact will be.
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"Despite the lack of detail and a concrete timeline for even signing an interim trade deal, progress does at least appear to be being made," OANDA analyst Jeffrey Halley said.
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Despite the lack of detail, Clayton will say that he felt compelled to reveal the hack soon after he found out about it last month because of its severe implications.
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At launch, on top of delivering soft images with a noticeable lack of detail, the phone often struggled to focus or even snap pics back-to-back in a timely manner.
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Hopes last week of progress toward a deal were tempered by a lack of detail offered by the two sides at the end of the latest round of talks on Friday.
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The tension was evident in a July conference call when Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley expressed frustration at the lack of detail on what the $11 billion in charges will cover.
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In an interview, Mr. Wheeler provided fresh details about his lobbying activities, including specifics not included in his government-required disclosure forms, which have been criticized for their lack of detail.
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That lack of detail is what has fueled questions about why it was classified to begin with, and administration officials have repeatedly publicly declined to provide the evidence behind the strike.
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Now, community members and real estate experts point to the lack of detail in the announcement, and say it may not be as effective as the big round number makes it appear.
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Eager to distinguish himself from the other lawyers, Mr. Silverman seized on the lack of detail in BP's offer about what had been found at the test well, known as KIC-1.
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Yet while Beijing has vowed to hit back against Washington, the lack of detail over a specific response has sparked global relief in financial markets, buoyed by expectations of robust corporate earnings.
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"More cynical traders have pointed out the complete lack of detail, including the potentially problematic question of which nations will curtail production," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at Sydney's CMC Markets.
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But the lack of detail on policy could be problematic for Trump, who needs to do more than appear before a supportive crowd to push his legislative agenda moving forward in Congress.
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Bradley said the lack of detail in the nine-page plan and the ambitious goal of passing legislation before January could give lawmakers little time to digest the implications of the tax overhaul.
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Trump's protectionist statements and a lack of detail on policy have led some investors to opt for gold, which is often seen as an alternative investment during times of geopolitical and financial turmoil.
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Both partisan and non-partisan groups alike have spoken out on the lack of detail provided by both Clinton and Trump in terms of how they would help small businesses create more jobs.
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But the lack of detail and his firing of security adviser Tom Bossert and eliminating Rob Joyce's position as cyber-security coordinator have drawn concern that the White House lacks sufficient cybersecurity expertise.
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He said that his organization, which represents large developers, supported the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but he said that he was troubled by the lack of detail in the administration's proposal.
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The lack of detail and urgency is all the more surprising given that John R. Bolton, Mr. Trump's national security adviser, has long described it as a regional and even a global threat.
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Hackett took the helm at the 115-year-old manufacturer only about 1½ years ago, but some investors have grown impatient at the lack of detail and slow pace at which he's making changes.
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Manfred Weber, German leader of conservatives in the European Parliament which must approve any Brexit deal, said the lack of detail in May's rights proposals was "quite worrying for the rest of the negotiations".
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Oil edged up on reports of Saudi supply cuts, but prices were prevented from rising further over a lack of detail of these reductions and because of signs of rising supplies from other producers.
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But lack of detail on expected pro-dollar tax and spending initiatives combined with concern over the Trump White House's attitude to the dollar and global trade and security has kept the currency retreating.
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But a lack of detail on expected pro-dollar tax and spending initiatives, combined with concern over the Trump White House's attitude to the dollar and global trade and security, has kept the currency retreating.
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The update on Wednesday was seen as an attempt by the new management to come clean on the extent of the problem, but there were still questions about a lack of detail on its debt.
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In a statement announcing the earnings, Jeffrey P. Bezos, Amazon's chief executive, highlighted the performance of another growing area of investment — hardware devices — though with the lack of detail that has often characterized Amazon disclosures.
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"Businesses are becoming increasingly worried at the lack of detail coming from government, and this speech (by Johnson) does not make its plan any clearer," said Stephen Phipson, head of EEF, a manufacturing industry group.
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For the dollar, though, Trump's comments had acted as a negative, with investors disappointed by the lack of detail on his planned fiscal stimulus and worried that Trump's protectionist leanings could harm the U.S. economy.
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Against the flat, chalky, muted colors in tones of gray that predominate, and the general lack of detail in the figures, the use of gold and silver leaf reads like signs of a unique personality.
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Virginia Gil, director of Spain's Aspacia Foundation, which campaigns against violence, gave the move a cautious welcome, but said a lack of detail made it hard to know whether it would be effective in protecting victims.
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In commodity markets, oil rose, lifted by reports of Saudi supply cuts to Asia, but gains were capped by a lack of detail about the reductions and because of signs of rising supplies from other producers.
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The administration released a massive tax cut proposal that is likely to dominate its next 6900 days, but was criticized for a lack of detail that some suspected was the result of the plan being rushed.
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The financing mechanism for her infrastructure plan, for example, is a totally unspecific ''business tax reform'' whose very lack of detail suggests a willingness to go along with a tax shenanigan the Obama administration been resisting.
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But it seemed to be in limbo, with no release date set — and the lack of detail surrounding its future didn't seem accidental, given that all that was happening in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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Furthermore, while the lack of detail from the President around specifics is frustrating, we think it is unlikely further details materialize ahead of the President's texted June 239 "deadline" and view the deadline as soft at best.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Anti-slavery activists on Tuesday hailed a United Nations global pact on migrants as a potential milestone in the fight against human trafficking but warned a lack of detail left millions at risk.
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A lack of detail around Trump's promised fiscal stimulus package and his comments that the dollar is too strong has made some question whether the rally that took hold after his election win is running on air.
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The reason given for his dismissal was that he had presided over a "poor culture" in the team revealed by an internal survey, but the lack of detail in the charge allowed speculation and innuendo to flourish.
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The lack of detail about the new weapons test will add to the level of uncertainty about Kim's plans, though U.S. Northern Command and Strategic Command told CNN that no missile launch was detected from North Korea.
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In part, that's due to the lack of detail in the indictment beyond Correia's alleged involvement in an effort to lobby for a marijuana business that, according to the indictment, was secretly backed by a Russian businessman.
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" Beyond highlighting the obvious gap between rhetoric and reality, the 38 North report also points to the lack of detail in what was actually agreed in Singapore, which was "to work toward complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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"Furthermore, while the lack of detail from the President around specifics is frustrating, we think it is unlikely further details materialize ahead of the President's texted June 10 'deadline' and view the deadline as soft at best," he said.
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"There's a lack of detail in these platforms — even from Secretary Clinton who has put out a fuller small business platform in recent weeks," said Molly Day, vice president of public affairs for the nonpartisan National Small Business Association.
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The seemingly constant lack of detail and alleged breaking of protocol increases suspicion that Trump and Putin have a master plan to fix the US-Russia relationship, possibly at the expense of European security or for lucrative business deals.
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Clashes with the EU and the impact on Italian yields have already challenged this coalition to reduce its fiscal expansion plans — though these revisions remain dubious given the lack of detail — with another election always just around the corner.
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Though equity markets rallied last week on White House declarations that the two nations had agreed to the first phase of a broader trade deal, the lack of detail has some worried Beijing could eventually renege on its promises.
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But several board members, led by Mexican billionaire Antonio del Valle, believed the plan did not go far enough and a lack of detail on how it would be structured and financed cast doubt over whether it was feasible.
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A lack of detail from the Chinese side has left investors and analysts wondering if Trump's exuberance is warranted, and if details touted by the White House but left out of Chinese reporting on the agreement are in question.
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But although several analysts said China had spared the newer 737 MAX - key to future Boeing profits - the impact remained uncertain because of a lack of detail in the announcement and the fact that not all airplane characteristics are published.
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" The Financial Times' Demetri Sevastopulo similarly noted that Trump "struck an uncharacteristically measured tone," before adding the qualification that this was, however, a speech that "left markets disappointed by the lack of detail on tax cuts and other policy plans.
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Some analysts said a lack of detail left them unimpressed, especially after Philip Morris broke out the 2016 net revenue contribution from so-called reduced risk products, which include IQOS, as $13 million, less than 1 percent of its total revenue.
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"Melrose have given a sense of the likely direction of their post-offer undertakings but there is a still a lack of detail in their commitments on investment and jobs and these currently fall short of being legally enforceable," Reeves said.
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Issuance was dominated by companies rushing to lock in low borrowing costs before interest rates rise, as US mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity was stifled by a lack of detail about planned Trump administration tax and trade policy changes.
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While this lack of detail was sold by the president as an intentional omission, apparently for the sake of strategic flexibility and operational security, the opaque nature of the announcement erodes the public's ability to engage with the U.S. mission.
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But several individuals who sent requests to Google told The New York Times that the lack of detail over how these decisions were made left them frustrated and, in some cases, angry that a company adjudicated on such delicate matters.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Sunday reiterated Washington's position that China has committed to increase purchases of U.S. agricultural products to $40-$50 billion annually, but a lack of detail so far on the accord has made some traders cautious.
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May's speech, entitled "Our Future Partnership", was an attempt to settle doubts over how Britain sees its future outside the EU and its economic architecture and to try to ease frustrations in Brussels over what they say is a lack of detail.
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On May 9th the Civic Federation, a right-leaning watchdog, sharply criticised Mr Rauner for the lack of detail in his budget proposals, for including an operating deficit of at least $4.6bn and for allowing unpaid bills to rise to nearly $20bn.
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Wall Street ended higher on Friday, but the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq snapped a six-week winning streak as worries about valuations and the lack of detail on President Donald Trump's policy proposals threw a wrinkle in a post-election rally.
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The revelation of the security contractor's breach, and the lack of detail surrounding it, comes at a time of increased concern over the government's ability to protect citizens' personal information — especially when accounting for third parties that have access to sensitive data.
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Three bankers who looked at the three projects say foreign money has been put off so far by a lack of detail on what protections financiers would have in the event of a default and scepticism about when they would see returns.
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The lack of detail and planning seems endemic to a presidency that revolves around impulsive tweets and off-the-cuff comments by a President who has said he likes to keep everyone off balance like a negotiator in a real estate deal.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)However, when a snapped a pic at night of a church on Nob Hill in San Francisco, the AI cam missed badly, producing a blurry mess of a shot, with a heavy orange tint, and a general lack of detail.
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The lack of detail about the tariffs created uncertainty as some countries might be exempt or taxed at a lower rate, while automakers and other users of the metals worried about retaliatory tariffs by other countries that might affect the cost of their finished products.
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The mood has quickly soured, however, on scepticism that the two sides can reach a substantive deal on a host of highly divisive issues within the 90-day negotiating period, and markets continued to slide on Wednesday in part from confusion over the ceasefire's lack of detail.
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I don't know what the characters are working toward beyond "defeating the Night King someday," but the complete lack of detail surrounding when this might happen beyond "sometime in the next five episodes" means that Game of Thrones no longer has anything like urgency or dramatic stakes.
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In spite of the sale being known about for months, a lack of detail about the size, price or structure until last week means bidders have been given just under three weeks to get their paperwork in order, including arranging deposits and guarantees and setting up onshore accounts.
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The lack of detail made it hard to dispute the claims, and it meant that if a creator tried to edit potentially infringing content out, they'd have to wait and see if the copyright owner agreed that the problem was resolved before the claim would be let go.
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A US official told CNN that Washington has decided not to publicly voice its suspicions that Iran was behind the attack in part because of the lack of detail from the UAE and Saudi Arabia about how the ships were damaged, apart from a vague claim of sabotage.
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While China has portrayed the New Silk Road as a genuine effort to share the bounty of China's economic development and to fund infrastructure gaps, many Western countries are concerned about a lack of detail and transparency in the project and are suspicious about China's broader political intents.
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While the tech company has the largest pile of financial assets by a US non-financial group, the lack of detail is typical of the 30 large US-domiciled companies analysed by the FT that hold more than $2003bn of cash and other securities on their balance sheets.
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" The company also said it does not believe that "the reference to BetCris in indictments is of any moment," in part because, the company claimed, the indictments contain "a notable lack of detail as to how and to what extent BetCris actually — and knowingly — accepted U.S.-based customers.
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" TIM GRAF, EMEA HEAD OF MACRO STRATEGY, STATE STREET GLOBAL MARKETS "For the near-term, negotiations may likely be hampered by the lack of detail offered on the main items for discussion, namely the Irish border question, the ultimate financial settlement with the EU and the rights of EU citizens.
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetBennet: Warren 'not being honest about' her 'Medicare for All' plan Senate Democrats want Warren to talk costs on 'Medicare for All' The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges MORE (D-Colo.), who is also running for president, expressed exasperation Thursday with Warren's lack of detail.
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Analysts said that lack of detail around the deal - which is one of the largest retail transactions in the world this year - meant that it was hard to assess whether the price paid was high or low but that the new split of functions should be good for the overall franchise.
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RELATED: Newt Gingrich defends Trump's Star of David tweet While "there seems to be a deliberate lack of detail" from the candidate, there is not "malfeasance" -- as Sanford said was on display Thursday in a House committee that was examining Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's email usage while running the State Department.
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Some groups that showed initial interest in the event, like Suning Holdings Group, which is based in China, owns the Italian team Inter Milan and is one of the biggest Chinese investors in soccer, declined to make an offer after complaining that there was a lack of detail in FIFA's tender request.
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U.S. President Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker pledged Wednesday to "resolve" steel and retaliatory tariffs currently in place, which was seen as a positive development by markets after elevated trade tensions spooked investors, but analysts have also highlighted the lack of detail in those negotiations as a point of concern.
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Even though U.S. President Donald Trump said he would delay a tariff hike on $200 billion of Chinese imports in the clearest sign yet that both sides were making progress, he also said a deal had not yet been sealed and there was still a lack of detail on what emerged from the Washington talks.
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First Read is a morning briefing from Meet the Press and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter You take the boisterous town hall grillings that Republican lawmakers are receiving, add it to a lack of detail on the GOP's biggest legislative priorities (Obamacare, tax reform), and you get political trouble.
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Alexander Lukashenko, in power since 1994, is due to hold talks on Saturday with Russian President Vladimir Putin on an integration road map, but a lack of detail on what it might include has fueled fears that Moscow aims to gain new influence in ex-Soviet Belarus as part of a creeping plan to absorb it.
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Alexander Lukashenko, in power since 1994, is due to hold talks on Saturday with Russian President Vladimir Putin on an integration road map, but a lack of detail on what it might include has fueled fears that Moscow aims to gain new influence in ex-Soviet Belarus as part of a creeping plan to absorb it.
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"We urge the government to ensure that any transitional arrangements agreed during the withdrawal negotiations provide for continuity of data-sharing, pending the adoption of adequacy decisions in respect of the UK." The committee also raises a collective eyebrow at the lack of detail provided from the government thus far on how it intends to secure "unhindered and uninterrupted flows of data," and urges greater clarity ASAP.
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Western diplomats attending the talks informally said despite a lack of detail about the ceasefire, it was positive that the final communique mentioned reviving the U.N. political talks in Geneva under U.N. resolution 2254 and that the three powers agreed to jointly fight Islamic State and Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, which changed its name from Nusra Front last year, and to separate them from armed opposition groups.
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Campaign staff are are also still worried about a lack of detail in how the party plans to protect the physical ballots, how they will make sure the party protects the security Google form containing all the voting information secure (the party says it's working with Google as well as the Department of Homeland Security), and whether the thousands of volunteers that are being used to run the actual caucuses will receive enough training to avoid making damaging mistakes on caucus day.
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The House of Lords committee said it was "concerned by the lack of detail on how the government plans to maintain unhindered data flows post-Brexit" and "the risk that EU and U.K. data protection rules could diverge over time when the U.K. has left the EU." It is possible that Britain could pull out from the EU data protection law after it leaves the union, but Room said that this would not be in the "national interest," both for U.K. citizens and businesses.
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