It&aposs staggering every day to realize how un self-aware and the lack of knowledge (END VIDEO CLIP) INGRAHAM: The lack of knowledge.
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I'm fearful of his lack of knowledge with foreign policy.
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That lack of knowledge spurred Trauma Informed Primary Care project.
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But my lack of knowledge didn't translate to lack of leadership.
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El Bassunie said the biggest hurdle is a lack of knowledge.
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I had a lack of knowledge about the Native American people.
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The second is citizens' lack of knowledge of American political history.
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He attributed the failure to a lack of knowledge and judgment.
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But a lack of knowledge that this literature even exists continues.
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That's just total ignorance and lack of knowledge on his part.
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"I didn't breastfeed due to lack of knowledge, and support," she says.
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Despite their lack of knowledge, Tenga said the students caught on fast.
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Sometimes it is the result of the misapplication, or lack, of knowledge.
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That lack of knowledge reflects our increasing disconnect from the natural world.
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James: There's a lack of knowledge too, and that might be generational.
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The reasons: lack of trust, lack of time and lack of knowledge.
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And they reveal a lack of knowledge about mental illness in general.
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Do you think there's a lack of knowledge about space among lawmakers?
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That lack of knowledge about Mueller could be fertile ground for Trump.
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Trump's lack of knowledge or experience or solutions would be bad enough.
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Lack of knowledge and not participating in the gig economy aren't necessarily debilitating.
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The lack of knowledge about the case is what makes it so worrying.
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The main root of these problems is the lack of knowledge and recognition.
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This places all stakeholders on notice and eliminates the lack of knowledge excuse.
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Possibly more concerning than the lack of knowledge is the lack of consistency.
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Their lack of knowledge probably reflects a generally lower level of political engagement.
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Mr. Patel said his lack of knowledge about coal was not an impediment.
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It indicates utter disregard, or utter lack of knowledge, at the very top!
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Why It matters Some might think that admitting lack of knowledge would spell doom.
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What we are dealing with here is a lack of knowledge on the subject.
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"There's a lack of knowledge, motivation, finances, but also an unregulated market," she said.
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And frustratingly, a lack of knowledge about the problem hampers efforts to solve it.
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"Theres a lack of knowledge, motivation, finances, but also an unregulated market," she said.
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But don't let your smaller salary or lack of knowledge stand in your way.
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They simply wouldn't know, and Planned Parenthood really benefited from that lack of knowledge.
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This lack of knowledge leads to a lack of confidence in discussing fertility options.
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Part of the uncertainty likely owes to a lack of knowledge on the matter.
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"There was a lack of knowledge about the Protestants, Loyalists and paramilitaries," he said.
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The results also show a "significant lack of knowledge" about abortion, according to Kaiser.
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It's a mentality of having no fear, sometimes through lack of knowledge, which is okay.
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Filers' lack of knowledge could cost them big bucks in penalties and missed savings opportunities.
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And I think that comes from a lack of knowledge and a lack of empathy.
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He's really unfit to be commander in chief just because of his lack of knowledge.
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Lack of knowledge in these areas can turn your brick and mortar dreams into nightmares.
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When you have a lack of knowledge as great as his, it can be bewildering.
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The problem is the intolerance and lack of knowledge around the subject due to fear.
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A general lack of knowledge about e-cigarettes is also problematic, school administrators point out.
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"It indicates utter disregard, or utter lack of knowledge, at the very top," says Pillar.
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The lack of knowledge on the part of some, including an elective office, is stunning.
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Much of it stems from a lack of knowledge on how to address trans people.
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A lack of knowledge of the possibilities of the internet is sometimes an issue, he says.
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What we as humans do is put our livestock in inappropriate locations through lack of knowledge.
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Trump's answers displayed an appalling lack of knowledge on virtually every subject raised during the debate.
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One element of Chewing Gum that especially rings true is Tracey's lack of knowledge about sex.
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But among top transition officials, Pence would have been largely alone in his lack of knowledge.
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Finally, many problems related to use of prescription drugs arise from lack of knowledge among providers.
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But lack of knowledge, skills or comfort may impede parents or caregivers from fulfilling that role.
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It is not a lack of knowledge, but a lack of communication between business and veteran.
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I was lost and could not participate in any discussions, due to my lack of knowledge.
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Research shows an alarming lack of knowledge about sexually transmitted diseases and contraception among young Chinese.
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He said "lack of knowledge" among customers, leading to lack of demand, has made pay lower.
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The administration's disarray; unqualified Cabinet appointments; the many tweets; the lack of knowledge of foreign affairs?
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Don't let a lack of knowledge or fear of making a mistake keep you from building wealth.
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The main reasons were lack of knowledge, misplaced fear of health risks and opposition to family planning.
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"Due to lack of knowledge and understanding, some people fall for the theories of protectionism," he said.
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Her hearing exposed a basic lack of knowledge about education policy, and there's been widespread public opposition.
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Still, many online watch dealers specifically capitalize on consumers' lack of knowledge and access to reliable alternatives.
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But in reality, poor credit history is often caused by a lack of knowledge and nothing else.
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In addition, his lack of knowledge in regards to national security matters makes him unqualified, as well.
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Compounding that, the report notes, women have a perceived lack of knowledge about investing and savings strategies.
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When Emily first met Andy, she wasn't impressed by her ignorance and lack of knowledge about fashion.
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We waste precious minutes, perhaps due to confusion or fright about a lack of knowledge or experience.
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Though it might have been due to my relative lack of knowledge about poetry, this surprised me.
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Donald later chalked up its delayed response to the general lack of knowledge around the novel disease.
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Back in 2003, health authorities were grappling with a lack of knowledge about what the virus was.
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Put another way, lack of support for Warren from New Hampshire Democrats isn't from lack of knowledge.
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The problem here isn't a lack of product, it's a lack of knowledge and overall awareness about sustainability.
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Police officers' lack of knowledge about and contact with certain communities impacted by hate violence compounds the problem.
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Women and men who knew that optimism is not a lack of knowledge, but a source of courage.
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But the lack of knowledge surrounding CBD — even among the medical community — can lead to misinformation and misuse.
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Even in this pantheon of understandable stupidity, Justin Bieber is someone with perhaps an exceptional lack of knowledge.
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"Once again this shows the lack of knowledge of border areas and the concerns they face," Anderson said.
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Some of the leaked information is designed simply to embarrass and discredit him, deriding his lack of knowledge.
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" Lee added, "There was no lack of knowledge about what was happening, but Austin still voted this way.
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At this point, a basic lack of knowledge about the issues is one of President Trump's greatest weaknesses.
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"What we're grappling with here is a lack of implementation and a lack of knowledge of these regulations."
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The drug's side effects also concerned her, as did the lack of knowledge about its long-term impact.
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So the fears are based on lack of knowledge about the field, from people who are very smart!
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Yet that scarcity and a lack of knowledge among buyers increases the need to be aware of fakes.
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Market participants have grumbled that the Fed's inexperience and lack of knowledge are to blame for the crisis.
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If you do, your lack of knowledge will become painfully clear, and you&aposll label yourself a poser.
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Albright also said Trump has a "lack of knowledge about what is going on" in Russia and Ukraine.
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During the pre-election debates, Trump displayed a surprising lack of knowledge about policy and practically anything else.
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But it shows a stunning lack of knowledge on an issue that has been debated for years and years.
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This is why they believe that despite their lack of knowledge and experience they can serve as adept advisers.
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It's the fault of the retailer and ultimately the lack of knowledge of the consumer that causes these accidents.
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"Its lack of knowledge left an empty space," says Ashraf Zeitoon, who ran Facebook's policy unit in the region.
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His goal was to instill curiosity about food where there had been fear or apathy or lack of knowledge.
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A Party school professor described the reaction as "a lack of knowledge" of the Party's involvement in private businesses.
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"Some of the underrepresented communities have an unusually large occurrence of cancers because of lack of knowledge," he says.
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Aides told the Times they're also concerned with the President's lack of knowledge about North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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I think the lack of communication is because of the lack of knowledge about us from the US government.
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Collins pointed specifically to DeVos's lack of knowledge about the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act in explaining her decision.
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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 unlike their parents, Millennials don't suffer from a lack of knowledge, more like a crushing amount of it.
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He has expressed an astonishing lack of knowledge while at the same time claiming to be a medical savant.
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"There's mistrust combined with a lack of knowledge about navigating the health system," said Joseph Calderon, a Transitions worker.
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"Over the past year, Sessions has demonstrated a stunning lack of knowledge about our state's marijuana laws," Ferguson said.
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"Young sexual minority men are not to blame for their lack of knowledge and understanding," Jaiswal said by email.
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Burns was frustrated, however, that collectors seemed to exploit the average person&aposs lack of knowledge on the subject.
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The charity is worried that this lack of knowledge among women about their bodies puts them at increased risk.
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DeVos's lack of experience with public education and the lack of knowledge that she portrayed in her confirmation hearing.
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Parents also copped to a lack of knowledge about the vaccine (13 percent in girls, 14 percent in boys).
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It is possibly not a coincidence that Senate Republicans have displayed a startling lack of knowledge about the AHCA.
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So I wanted to defeat my lack of knowledge, by acquiring what most of them seemed to have: an MBA.
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Like most women, simply out of curiosity; or really, a lack of knowledge of what's going on inside her heart.
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The interesting thing is despite his lack of knowledge, preparation, or temperament for diplomacy, Trump will have a successful presidency.
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Perhaps most concerning is that people have a serious lack of knowledge about how advisors work and what they charge.
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"It could be a lack of knowledge ... about the company's industry or the latest trends in your field," says Augustine.
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But many unspecialized physicians hesitate, citing fear of making mistakes and lack of knowledge, and in some cases, acknowledging bias.
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In a recording made by Mak, Cohen started in his signature style: showing utter lack of knowledge of the law.
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He has shown an incredible lack of knowledge about world affairs, including not knowing Russia had invaded Ukraine in 2014.
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A lack of knowledge or expertise shouldn't hold you back from tackling new industries when you're building a new company.
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"Lack of knowledge and understanding of how the virus is transmitted is the main thing driving late transmission," Howard explains.
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The lack of knowledge among physicians means they are even more likely to heavily rely on the prescription guidelines provided.
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They included, she said, "a concerning lack of knowledge relevant to the committee's mandate" displayed by several of its members.
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Lawmakers will grill Nauert on each of these issues, and are sure to pounce on any perceived lack of knowledge.
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This lack of knowledge led to the federal court's decision of denying the board's motion to have Zamot control PREPA.
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At that time, China was opening up but foreign buyers were hampered by their lack of knowledge of Chinese suppliers.
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China also has a very high abortion rate, which analysts have linked to lack of knowledge about other means of contraception.
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There are a lot of educators in my family, and her lack of knowledge about education is making our blood boil.
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But more importantly, the test didn't really assess what's truly troubling about Trump: his personality, lack of knowledge, and vindictive behavior.
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After mocking both his virginity and lack of knowledge about everything ("You know nothing, Jon Snow"), Ygritte soon takes Jon prisoner.
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If not, "your hesitation can be perceived as lack of confidence, and at worst [a] lack of knowledge," he told CNBC.
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Other incubators and accelerators struggle with limited pipeline networks and a lack of knowledge about how best to find diverse entrepreneurs.
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Joyce Beatty (D-OH) called out Zuckerberg over his lack of knowledge of diversity and housing advertisement issues at the company.
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"Due to a lack of knowledge and experience, I have seen many of these 'treatments' result in chemical burns," he says.
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This would have tied in well to the show's depiction of an invisible danger, and people's lack of knowledge around it.
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It's not true that misinformation only happens because of a lack of knowledge, says Brendan Nyhan, a Dartmouth College political scientist.
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And this 'black hole' of lack of knowledge will continue till Maersk are able to bring back their systems on line.
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And Tillerson, too, was stunned at Trump's seeming lack of knowledge about not only basic geopolitics but the rule of law.
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That's a broad skewering of hawkish Republican mentality, not even necessarily talking about a specific person's stance or lack of knowledge.
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At the root of this fear is misunderstanding, misrepresentation, and a lack of knowledge of disability history and, thus, disabled lives.
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Until Tuesday, Trump's public appearances with scientists have been unsettling, showing a disturbing lack of knowledge for someone in his position.
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However immediately after, Trump gave us a good example of how his general lack of knowledge of policy issues really matters.
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He is shocked at every turn by Trump's lack of knowledge and utter lack of interest in learning anything at all.
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That stems from a lack of knowledge surrounding their finances, even though they are "super smart" with great careers, she explained.
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Schatz revealed his lack of knowledge by mistaking Attorney General Jeff Session's reference to that heritage for a racist dog whistle.
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Often, though, the explanation is simply a lack of knowledge regarding what steps the students need to take after they're accepted.
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But it comes down to knowledge: "A lack of knowledge about how to calculate risk leads to increased fear," she wrote.
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The book makes a point to emphasize his lack of knowledge of how the treasury works or how national security works.
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She also made the case that his obsession with the words "radical Islam" was a smokescreen for his own lack of knowledge.
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Lack of knowledge, fear of legal retaliation, not wanting to be shunned by Lin's friends and supporters in the NYC literary scene?
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Not qualified/ knowledgeable In some ways, by running as the outsider, Trump has managed to mitigate his lack of knowledge and qualifications.
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The stigma and lack of knowledge ultimately fuels the spread of HIV—and results in tragedies like the death of Nabembezi's sister.
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A call to spread education and awareness about lung cancer and combat the stigma that has been perpetuated by lack of knowledge.
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Stigma and lack of knowledge are big barriers in all countries, with many people unaware that mental illnesses are treatable, Weissbecker said.
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This appalling lack of knowledge and abuse of the nomenclature has been the talk of the town throughout the state, I'm sure.
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"A fear of flying is not just about lack of knowledge, it's more about the psychology, the emotional self-regulation," said Gervash.
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"It is not for a lack of knowledge and technology, but rather a lack of investment," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Ignorance may not be a defense, but it means the problem we're facing isn't malice -- just a lack of knowledge and context.
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It's a lack of knowledge about what ingredients are in the products consumers are using in their hair and on their bodies.
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A lack of knowledge, coupled with harsh conditions, mean girls and women face serious challenges when it comes to managing their periods.Why?
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Fortunately, we do have the knowhow already, but we have a lot to face with global warming and a lack of knowledge.
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He said that when I scolded him for his lack of knowledge, he threw his computer across the room and broke it.
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"It's unbelievable the lack of knowledge people have in understanding what he was trying to accomplish," Mr. Hefner said of his father.
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One reason for the lower rates could be a parent or caregiver's hesitation or lack of knowledge about who needs the vaccine.
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"The owner exploited my lack of English, lack of knowledge of the law and work rights," Ms. Cho said through a translator.
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Kushner has frustrated officials with his lack of knowledge about government and his high expectations for the timeline, some told the Post.
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A ban would make teenagers and inexperienced vapers vulnerable to black market sellers who can exploit their lack of knowledge, Barretta says.
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The interactive below lets you focus in on the actual answers, and it exposes Trump's lack of knowledge on virtually every issue.
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DeVos has been widely criticized for weeks for her multiple conflicts of interest and her apparent lack of knowledge of basic education policy.
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A lack of knowledge into the effects of nuclear fallout have displaced residents and have plagued them and their descendants with health problems.
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His apparent lack of knowledge and qualifications in the areas of foreign and domestic policy has also been pointed out as a problem.
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Sadly for the health of the American public, this may again reveal a lack of knowledge when it comes to nutrition and burgers.
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The point, instead, is that his blithe lack of knowledge largely follows from the know-nothing attitudes of the party he now leads.
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Many people feel asking for help is a sign of weakness; implicit in the request is a lack of knowledge, skill, or experience.
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The hiring of Mr. Öhman, she said, did not solve the problem of Ms. Waltz's lack of knowledge of ballet tradition and culture.
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Olsiewski identified a major difficulty in detecting traces of biological weapons: a complete lack of knowledge about the typical, baseline conditions inside buildings.
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There were undoubtedly benefits to the lack of knowledge Trump and his inner circle had about the way things were done in campaigns.
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My friends would playfully tease me about my lack of knowledge, which made me realize it was something I needed to work on.
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It's also possible that most guys with POIS are being incorrectly diagnosed with other issues due to lack of knowledge on the subject.
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Sinn Fein said last week that "time was running out" given the lack of knowledge about the impact of any Conservative/DUP deal.
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For instance, they stressed her lack of knowledge about the key events at the heart of the inquiry, which unfolded after her departure.
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Despite this lack of knowledge, doctors are making decisions about care—how aggressive it should be or if life support should be withdrawn.
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" He added, "I think any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat -- it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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With his "lack of knowledge" and "great disloyalty" smear, Trump again picked up his favorite playthings -- dangerous words -- and threw them around recklessly.
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President Trump's woeful lack of knowledge and his willingness to wing things were bound to cost lives and create chaos at some point.
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According to Palmer, the danger in the car ban lies in authorities' lack of knowledge about which engineering solutions best suit their objectives.
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It's also in keeping with Trump's broader lack of knowledge -- or concern -- about the traditional separation between a president and his Justice Department.
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That lack of knowledge is not surprising since multiple questions on the jury questionnaire allowed her to reveal her past protests and postings.
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If, on Sunday, Trump actually believed that Alabama was at risk, it shows a shocking lack of knowledge about geography, science, and storms.
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Still, for voters nervous about Trump's total lack of knowledge on this ostensibly crucial topic, Clinton's rhetorical assault was a scorched-earth victory.
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"So focusing purely on where the final assembly plan is I think displays a lack of knowledge of how the automobile industry actually works."
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That's not unexpected for a newcomer to foreign policy, but his lack of knowledge makes his early determination to overhaul relations even more curious.
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For nearly a decade, I've dreamt of becoming a gameplay engineer, but lack of knowledge and experience had prevented me from achieving that dream.
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And I think any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat, I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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That, paired with her utter lack of knowledge about anything education-related has me extremely concerned on what she's going to try to do.
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The risk, of course, is that celebrities may not realise their own limitations, and think they are experts, regardless of their lack of knowledge.
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"It indicates a lack of knowledge on the part of the Administration on the policy and process to pass a trade agreement," Pelosi said.
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Trump and his top advisers knew that the nominee's lack of knowledge about the ins and outs of Capitol Hill was a significant handicap.
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"These methods show a lack of knowledge about the real meaning of the democratic system and how a democratic society works," the ministry said.
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This is because Nurx doesn't address doctors' lack of knowledge about PrEP or unwillingness to prescribe it, let alone deeper societal stigma about HIV.
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Kaine asked whether Tillerson was unable to answer the question because of a lack of knowledge or if he was refusing to answer it.
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And it's not just a lack of knowledge that makes people scratch their heads when you move from missionary position to ménage à trois.
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And their lack of knowledge about wins and losses in the past, or their disregard of that history, can frequently result in destructive change.
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"Other potential barriers to vaccinations include travel costs, time costs, access to vaccination providers and lack of knowledge and fears about vaccinations," Walsh added.
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This by itself can become a security hole, because, in many cases, site administrators remain oblivious to hacks because of their lack of knowledge.
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Ms. Casares said Mr. Medrano's work corrects both a lack of vocabulary and a lack of knowledge about history, even for some Mexican-Americans.
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Mr. Bugialli would sometimes bristle at what he viewed as a lack of knowledge about food among the public, and even among food writers.
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Canvassers for the measure have found one of the biggest obstacles is lack of knowledge about the issue, even among those who would benefit.
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And he added that if he hasn't written on a topic, that's more indicative of a lack of knowledge than a lack of concern.
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This lack of "sophistication" was used to explain Clinton's lack of knowledge that she was breaking the law and hence an absence of intent.
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While testifying, Zamot showed a total lack of knowledge and expertise regarding Puerto Rico, being unable to answer simple questions about the island's situation.
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A recent poll of adult Americans revealed a stunning lack of knowledge about the basic structure of the United States government under the Constitution.
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During his testimony last year, lawmakers from both chambers of Congress were widely criticized for their apparent lack of knowledge around Facebook's business model.
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Every expression of ambition is interpreted as a lack of knowledge about How Politics Really Works; again, there is zero presumption of good faith.
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But it's becoming ever clearer that one common thread to so much that has gone wrong is Trump's utter lack of knowledge about policy.
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His impulsivity, lack of knowledge, many prejudices and conflicts of interest augur badly for the future of America's global leadership and ultimately, for our safety.
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How easy it would be to just sidestep that vast, discomforting lack of knowledge and choose to believe the truth is in our very veins.
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Several market watchers have offered their take on the Lagarde appointment, with her lack of knowledge on monetary policy proving to be a recurring concern.
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Nonetheless, my lack of knowledge about The Foo made me the perfect person to check out their latest venture in a rational, non-biased manner.
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Zuckerberg testified before the joint Senate judiciary and commerce committee today, capitalizing on the lack of knowledge of the politicians and their surface-level questions.
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His lack of knowledge, commitment to people, seriousness is appalling And Donald cooperated by handing her moment after moment of proof that she is right.
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"The lack of knowledge and understanding of how difficult it is to govern has led to some very poor ideas in our society," he said.
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His lack of knowledge about the war-torn Syrian city prompted a torrent of criticism and saw the question become a trending topic on Twitter.
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But lack of knowledge about jobseeking, fears of leaving their support network or a lack of funds to finance a move keep them stuck there.
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"I think any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat — I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty," he said.
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TRUMP: "I think any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat -- I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty." pic.twitter.
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The initial lack of knowledge about the feature's functionality, along with the delayed disclosure, add to the concern about Boeing's management of the Max's design.
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The stories that you find across the continent, they defy the sorts of limitations of prejudice or the lack of knowledge that is pretty ambient.
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In this case, it's the lack of knowledge about female anatomy that's dangerous, and honestly, pretty alarming for a brand selling wellness products and treatments.
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When Senator Al Franken asked Betsy DeVos, the education secretary nominee, about testing, she demonstrated a disturbing lack of knowledge and understanding about public education.
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"Lots of not historically important artists got attention because of lack of knowledge from curators, from museums, from a non-Middle Eastern perspective," he said.
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In Spook, her 2006 book on how scientists have studied the afterlife, she takes pains to explain her lack of knowledge while reporting on a subject.
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Given Trump's unprecedented lack of knowledge about foreign affairs, and his willingness to abruptly abandon long-held positions, this theory is very hard to rule out.
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Well, the limit is my creativity level and that's often defined by the samples I'm using or my lack of knowledge or skill with the software.
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The company's failure to attend in person was compounded by what fact-checkers present in the meeting described as Maggessy's lack of knowledge on the subject.
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" The letter describes Trump's lack of knowledge of the Constitution and U.S. laws and lambastes the candidate for appearing to have "no interest in educating himself.
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It is a mere reflection of the Chinese government's lack of transparency, total lack of knowledge and insight on how a stock market should actually work.
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Many college students in this country know almost nothing about student debt — and their lack of knowledge can have a devastating effect on their financial future.
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Banking sector researchers say small companies may be reluctant to hedge because of a lack of knowledge about the choices, costs and benefits available to them.
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Lack of Knowledge A big part of why people don't like the health law is that they don't understand what it does or how it works.
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Women also tend to be taken advantage of due to a lack of knowledge of their rights and to low levels of literacy, the report noted.
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After I thought about it, I realized that my disappointing lack of knowledge about this particular feature of the male anatomy could not be considered fair.
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But the reality is that our young students are hearing about these events and developing their own opinions — sometimes with some lack of knowledge or guidance.
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Refugees lack of knowledge of opportunities and of the right opportunities is resulting in them being unemployed or being overqualified for what they are actually doing.
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Jeff Galak, an associate professor of marketing at Carnegie Mellon University, says it's this exact lack of knowledge that makes the award such a trustworthy prize.
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Beatty said Zuckerberg's lack of knowledge was "appalling and disgusting" after was unable to identify the firm Facebook had hired to advise on civil rights matters.
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In another recent commentary, Li noted differing unofficial Chinese views over the range of THAAD's radars, a discrepancy he said pointed to a lack of knowledge.
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For Friedman to brand other Jews engaged in legitimate debate in our democracy as kapos is not only offensive; it shows a disturbing lack of knowledge.
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She said a lack of knowledge and affordability of nutritious food, as well as ineffective supply chains, are among the factors that contribute to poor diets.
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"Yahoo's September filing asserting lack of knowledge of security incidents involving its IT systems creates serious concerns about truthfulness in representations to the public," Warner said.
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This disconnect may be due, in part, to a lack of knowledge of what stimuli cats prefer, and thus may be most motivated to work for.
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"The French head-of-state's affirmations show a deep lack of knowledge of the reality of Venezuela, whose people live in complete peace," the statement said.
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"Yahoo's September filing asserting lack of knowledge of security incidents involving its IT systems creates serious concerns about truthfulness in representations to the public," wrote Sen.
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But even Mr. Bell's questions showed the extent of ignorance to which Mr. Rechnitz would have to plead to show a lack of knowledge of blackface.
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The decision to avoid vaccination can stem from many things: worries about side effects, cost, moral or religious objections, or a lack of knowledge about immunizations.
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"I had a fear people would judge me and treat me like a leper because of a lack of knowledge," the paper quoted him as saying.
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" And more recently, in August, Trump sparked outrage when he said Jews who vote for Democrats shows "either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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The issue is two-pronged: Trump's controversial comments about Curiel's ethnicity and the media's lack of knowledge and lexicon for discussing issues related to U.S. Latinos.
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Our lack of knowledge is for two reasons: a lack of polling and the polls that we do have show a close race at the top.
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They expressed surprise at the lack of knowledge about the burials from the local council and the nuns from the Bon Secours order who ran the home.
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Now that she is doing well financially, Cardi B said because of her own lack of knowledge, she had to hire someone who knows what they're doing.
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I have lots of people who support me and others, who maybe for a lack of knowledge, who don't understand what I'm doing here [as a titleholder].
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It's the unwelcoming attitudes and lack of knowledge among staff and organizers of events that can lead to disabled people feeling isolated and excluded from community life.
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In response to this lack of knowledge, executives create a host of targets, and hold a lot of meetings to try to understand what is going on.
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"He has so many things going well in his life but he still had this void and this lack of knowledge from whence he came," he said.
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A deal is said to have fallen through over terms — the Chinese firm offered stock — and the lack of knowledge/understanding of its business from Reddit's investors.
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It may not seem like a very important fact, however, the lack of knowledge itself has led to the loss of different varieties important in our cuisine.
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Trump's lack of knowledge was brutally exposed when, even as he was dining with seven senators last night, Moran and Lee stabbed the bill in the heart.
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He then attacked Trump, accusing him of possessing a dangerous lack of knowledge about the world, after Trump said the U.S. should rethink its involvement in NATO.
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Over the course of 90 minutes, Trump demonstrated a near-complete lack of knowledge of the state of Second Amendment jurisprudence (or any critical aspect of governance).
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" Sanders also fired back at criticism from former Secretary of State Madeline Albright, a Clinton supporter, who said she was "very concerned about his lack of knowledge.
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Employees at the two agencies told The Hill they've been frustrated by what they see as a lack of knowledge among top USDA staff about their work.
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Despite the lack of knowledge of the farm bill, the other truth is that a majority of voters want a cleaner, healthier, and more equitable food system.
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DeVos, a wealthy GOP donor, has been widely criticized for weeks for her multiple conflicts of interest and her apparent lack of knowledge of basic education policy.
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"But while I can forgive Sanders for her lack of knowledge (though not her lack of compassion) I cannot say the same for President Trump," Hockley wrote.
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But the Kardashians' apparent lack of knowledge (or disregard for) the country's fraught political and social history is — like everything about them — in full display on Instagram.
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Mr. Spertus said the large size of the payment suggested that Mr. Singer was exploiting Ms. Guo's family and their lack of knowledge about the college process.
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"The lack of knowledge and the lack of education makes them fearful and makes it feel very risky to them," said Investopedia's editor in chief, Caleb Silver.
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However, Kristof and WuDunn show over and over how "bad choices" are rooted in problems bigger than the individual: childhood abuse, lack of knowledge, dearth of resources.
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Mr. Mallory initially thought of investing directly in an insulin therapy company, but thought better of it given his lack of knowledge of companies researching diabetes treatments.
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But even these numbers on the higher end of the spectrum demonstrate a lack of knowledge by people who are likely regular users of the various platforms.
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But with the election of Trump, Americans' lack of knowledge suddenly appeared to the inner circle of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government to be a geopolitical threat.
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After recognizing his own lack of knowledge, he got educated and is now working with the NBA to use sports as a vehicle of inclusion and acceptance.
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The lack of knowledge also extends beyond medical treatment itself, with 36 percent of endocrinologists saying they weren't confident in their understanding of transgender legal or social issues.
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"AGOA is an excellent opportunity but we aren't making the most of it, mainly due to a lack of knowledge about it," Beninois agribusinessman Sylvain Adewoussi told Reuters.
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Both Knight and Varnam had birthwork experience in traditional hospital settings, and found that they were both concerned about patients' lack of knowledge about their own reproductive health.
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If anyone, anywhere, had questions about his lack of knowledge, his coarseness and his monumental unsuitability to be president, this forum should have put the matter to rest.
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"I think there was a lack of knowledge and maybe a lack of willingness to look into these things," executive director Sonja Vartiala told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Couple that with aggressive marketing by the $3 billion formula industry, the challenges of pumping and refrigerating milk and a lack of knowledge about the biology of breastfeeding.
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He's displayed a stunning lack of knowledge about basic things like how vaccines work and how quickly a coronavirus vaccine could realistically be developed and distributed to Americans.
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" Elsewhere in the world, Trump raised hackles yesterday after criticizing Jewish Americans who vote for Democrats, saying "it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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That number rose to an astounding 85033 percent among Millennials and Generation Z. This pervasive lack of knowledge is consistent across all countries that we have previously surveyed.
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I've had a negative relationship with exercise my entire life, due largely to anxiety, feeling personally awkward, and a lack of knowledge and skill in the fitness space.
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These birth control methods are highly effective at preventing pregnancy but were previously not widely accessible because of high costs and lack of knowledge among health care providers.
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"We very much look forward to testing the truthfulness of Mr. Trump's feigned lack of knowledge concerning the $130k payment as stated on Air Force One," Avenatti tweeted.
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Wells-Jensen said she&aposs more skeptical, citing our lack of knowledge about the origins of human language and the difficulty of extrapolating from a sample size of one.
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"Yahoo's September filing asserting lack of knowledge of security incidents involving its IT systems creates serious concerns about truthfulness in representations to the public," Warner said in a statement.
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Trump is wildly unfit for the presidency in obvious and well-known ways, including, critically, a total lack of knowledge of or interest in any area of public policy.
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These women touch on everything from the pressure to engage in DIY hormone replacement therapy while HIV-positive to the lack of knowledge around PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis.
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To use this saying which has been deconstructed and deemed offensive to African-Americans in this country shows lack of knowledge on issues of race and concept of intersectionality.
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"What surprised us was their overall lack of knowledge when it came to safe sex practices with female partners," UBC youth health researcher Jennifer Wolowic said in a statement.
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But all for the good that cannabis and cannabis-based products can do, that lack of knowledge also stops us from spotting the less rosy consequences of cannabis use.
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France Begin, a senior nutrition adviser with UNICEF, says low rates of breastfeeding most likely stem from a lack of knowledge regarding its benefits for both mother and child.
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"I wish that this was a required seminar for high school, for college students, because the lack of knowledge and education awareness in our country is astounding," said Collier.
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These answers are consistent with his general lack of knowledge on nuclear weapons, demonstrated back in the Republican Primary when he had no idea what the "nuclear triad" was.
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"I think Jewish people that vote for a Democrat — I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
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As the study points out, this lack of knowledge hurts now and could become lethal: When interest rates rise, if you ignore compound interest, you can drown in debt.
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With that in mind, Schmidt cautions anyone against forsaking proven modern medical treatments in favor of using an ant cure, for lack of knowledge on their efficacy or mechanisms.
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"Whether through a lack of knowledge or just my own selfishness, I never gave her the opportunity to be rescued, and I have to live with that," he said.
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Hence, lack of knowledge about the true long-term potential and value of human capital investments can cause poor people to remain impoverished and others to fall into poverty.
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When it comes to articulating his foreign policy strengths, the Vermont Senator has struggled, although he has repeatedly dismissed criticism over his perceived lack of knowledge of the topic.
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There are several reasons for vaccine hesitancy: worries about side effects, cost, moral or religious objections, fears about a debunked link to autism and lack of knowledge about immunizations.
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Carlson conflated so many eras of enslavement, showing such a lack of knowledge about how multigenerational chattel slavery in America is different, that I feared the country absorbing this misinformation.
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In countries where basic hospital hygiene is neglected, the reason is not lack of knowledge, says Michael Borg of the Mater Dei Hospital in Malta, a consultant to the ECDC.
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Anything further on what his actions are — he hasn't worked at the White House, so I certainly can't speak to him or the lack of knowledge that he clearly has.
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In the first round of presidential debates in late June, he was embarrassed by fellow Texan Julian Castro, who slammed him for a lack of knowledge on border policy specifics.
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Once the family practice kicks off, their utter lack of knowledge of the game gets even funnier because then I remembered that Kim literally got engaged on a baseball field.
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Global health experts said the president's stance suggested a lack of knowledge about breast-feeding and the history of the marketing of powdered formula to poor women in developing countries.
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"That said, the sheer number of restraints that are used at Park Ridge suggest that this problem goes much deeper than a typical lack of knowledge or expertise," Sullivan remarked.
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"We believe that in most cases where false or misleading phrases are used, this is the result of ignorance or a lack of knowledge," it said in a later statement.
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Scratch the surface, and we can see that portrays his poverty as caused by lack of knowledge, rather than, say, the fact that there are no fish in the ocean.
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Because he and his administration have made a HUGE point of picking out the slip-ups of past politicians and questioning people over their supposed lack of knowledge of geography.
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Anything further on what his actions are -- he hasn't worked at the White House, so I certainly can't speak to him or the lack of knowledge that he clearly has.
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She's at times confessed to screwups—like when she stumbled in an interview while discussing Israel and Palestine—but has also turned her lack of knowledge into endearing aw-shucks moments.
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The committee said the National Health Service (NHS) was failing transgender people because of a lack of knowledge and understanding of transgender issues and urged the NHS to review its services.
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DUBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The misinterpretation of Islamic law and a lack of knowledge about inheritance rights are major hurdles in improving women's access to land in Muslim countries, experts said.
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The pace of advancement, mixed with our general lack of knowledge in the realm of artificial intelligence, has spurred many to chime in on the emerging topic of AI and ethics.
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"The fact that the FTC has been so lame on their responses, is it really lack of interest, is it capture by industry, or is it lack of knowledge?" he said.
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As Vox's Andrew Prokop writes, Trump's lack of knowledge of or interest in American public policy was evident during his botched efforts to negotiate support for the American Health Care Act.
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Page, the CEO of Google's parent company, Alphabet, displayed his apparent lack of knowledge during questioning on July 17 as part of Alphabet's lawsuit against Uber over self-driving car technology.
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But between huge crowds, potentially freezing weather, and a general lack of knowledge of what is being celebrated, it definitely is not the best way to spend your Saturday this year.
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A state-owned Russian news channel on Wednesday highlighted Michael Cohen's lack of knowledge about whether the Trump campaign colluded with the Kremlin during a live broadcast of his congressional testimony.
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Moreover, Ford's lack of knowledge as to date, time and place not only place serious doubt about the reliability of her allegation, they impair Judge Kavanaugh's ability to definitively refute it.
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Mr. Trump's convoluted nonanswers, his grade-school rhetoric and his nonstop Obama bashing were transparent attempts to divert attention from his incredible lack of knowledge, understanding or experience in world affairs.
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But the lack of notes or a good translation of Putin's comments — let alone the lack of knowledge about what transpired in the meeting — puts the US at a significant disadvantage.
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Across the globe, the contamination of water through human carelessness, lack of knowledge or the insatiable desire to take more than the earth can provide, is a new frontier of concern.
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But Serra called James' closing argument an "emotional tirade," while Harris' attorney, Tyler Smith, said his client's lack of knowledge regarding the codes was key to determining his culpability, KRON reported.
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Realizing that there was a lack of knowledge about programming and machine learning, he made it his YouTube channel's mission to help 100,000 aspiring kids and beginners along their coding journey.
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His lack of knowledge of the island's situation is the result of the total absence of the board during and after the passing of hurricanes Irma and Maria through Puerto Rico.
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People often make guesses about what they need to qualify for a mortgage, and statements that begin with "I heard … may be tip-offs to their lack of knowledge," he said.
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Nothing, it appears, can dislodge him from that top position — not his many offensive comments, not his lackluster debate performances, not his seeming lack of knowledge on basic public policy issues.
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Rather than portray him as a flip-flopper per se, the former secretary of State could suggest that her opponent's shifts spring from a more general lack of knowledge and depth.
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"Focusing purely on where the final assembly plant is, I think, displays a lack of knowledge on how the automobile industry actually works," said Bob Lutz, former vice chairman of General Motors.
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Wills then tells Pierson she's had enough of her "ignorant opinions" and your "lack of knowledge on very basic things like the Civil Rights Act," and asks Pierson to leave her house.
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But the combination of hype and a general lack of knowledge about what's being invested in seems to have some investors latching onto anything with the words 'Bitcoin' or 'blockchain' in it.
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When a party nominates someone as unqualified as Donald Trump by virtue of his temperament, personal character and lack of knowledge and experience, there can be no meaningful debate about the issues.
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Ahmet, who lives in Summit County, Colorado, points to the hateful posts and comments as evidence of a lack of knowledge of the Middle East and Islam on the part of Americans.
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John Dean, who served as White House Counsel to the former president and was directly involved in the Watergate scandal, says he's troubled by Trump's lack of knowledge and penchant for lies.
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"There is a lack of knowledge about what building resilience actually means," said Ouvry, citing examples such as youth empowerment, climate-smart agriculture and restoring peace to communities fractured by the conflict.
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In past debates and interviews, Mr. Trump has demonstrated an appalling, almost defiant, lack of knowledge, and these debates, with long segments devoted to specific topics, will demand depth beyond oversimplified answers.
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"I think any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat, I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty," Trump said just outside the White House in August.
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What she found is a sacred plant on the verge of extinction and a general lack of knowledge about the extent of the problem—but most importantly, she found a way forward.
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After all, it's the way people behave around money that tends to derail their plans, not a lack of knowledge about what they need to do if they want to retire comfortably.
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Mr. Snyder's opponents have said that the governor's political crisis is one of his own making, the result of a disconnected management style and lack of knowledge of the workings of government.
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But he adds that there's a general lack of knowledge about the donation process, which could be at the root of some of the general misinformation and particularly pervasive myths surrounding transplantation.
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"It goes without saying that this is a false claim from a presidential candidate with an aversion to truth and an unprecedented lack of knowledge," he said of the GOP presidential nominee.
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This has been muddled by his penchant to rapidly contradict himself and, well, lie (or, if you prefer, bullshit) and by his obvious lack of knowledge about public policy of any kind.
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This lack of knowledge could hold back excited consumers from upgrading to 5G — 29% of US consumers reported they would upgrade to the network as soon as its available, per the GSMA.
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For Ms. Quichiz, her frequent attempts to start eating better were interrupted by what she said were her lack of knowledge and systemic racism that creates food deserts in many poorer neighborhoods.
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" In the piece published Monday in The New York Times, McMullin slammed Trump for his lack of knowledge about the Constitution and said the president-elect's campaign rhetoric "had demonstrated authoritarian tendencies.
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His lack of knowledge that American warfighting doctrine restrains the first and prohibits the second prompted worldwide negative reaction and a statement to the contrary from the Pentagon by his defense secretary.
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But, she added, they would have done more if they'd known the risks at the time — a lack of knowledge caused by Juul marketing its products as a safe alternative to cigarettes.
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Some analysts chalk up Mr. Trump's flippancy to a lack of knowledge, because one thing many Palestinians and Israelis do agree on is that a one-state formula will not bring peace.
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In addition to being a liar, Trump is unusually ill-informed about public policy for a president, so he plausibly says some things that aren't true out of genuine lack of knowledge.
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Parents may also not see symptoms of a mental health problem or not be aware of how severe the problem is, due to lack of knowledge or understanding of depression in children.
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Lack of knowledge about mine risks Many children lack knowledge and awareness about munitions "left behind on the battlefield by parties to the conflict, who had failed to clear it," the report said.
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He is just a unique character in so many ways: his lack of political background, his lack of knowledge in how the political system operates beyond trying to manipulate it for corporate purposes.
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"Clearly, there seems to be a lack of knowledge about or adherence to the duties of professional responsibility in the halls of the Justice Department," Judge Hanen wrote in the 28-page order.
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Almost everything you have done and said on the topic of race or on issues that implicate race demonstrate a shocking lack of knowledge for an adult public official in the 21st century.
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Myrick said he believes the typo "exposes the two things that I most worry about with her candidacy: their campaign's lack of knowledge with issues outside of New York City and their inexperience."
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Worried this lack of knowledge was the result of my having spent too many years in New York, I asked a few gainfully employed, well-educated Canadian friends if they could name spouses.
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With the sector attracting young workers, many of them straight out of high school, there is a danger that abuses go unreported because of a lack of knowledge about their rights, campaigners said.
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But while it might be understandable to be a bit amused at the public's lack of knowledge about GMOs, any justification for Nye's condescension as a skeptic is obliterated by what comes next.
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But such estimates are complicated by the lack of sufficient testing in the United States, as well as a general lack of knowledge about how the virus will behave in the long term.
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" The tweets come a day after Trump got blowback from Jewish leaders for criticizing Jewish Americans who vote for Democrats, saying that "it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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Over the years, my team and I have come to realize that lack of knowledge and experience is what is holding many leaders back from doing what&aposs obviously good for their business.
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"Neglect and lack of knowledge have led me to this mistake with the high price to pay of being away from the field that I enjoy and love so much," his statement said.
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Patriarchal attitudes toward women and girls and a lack of knowledge of their own rights "prevent millions of women from owning land", said Victoria Stanley, senior rural development specialist at the World Bank.
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I do not suffer from the lack of knowledge of what it is like to be on the front lines of law enforcement that some reform opponents use to characterize all reform advocates.
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"The headline is the same: the appalling lack of knowledge about the Holocaust," said Greg Schneider, the executive vice president of the Claims Conference, which negotiates restitution for Holocaust victims and their heirs.
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That's easier said than done in the Philippines, a deeply devout country where abortion is illegal, and a lack of knowledge about modern family planning methods means that birth control isn't widely used.
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"We should eliminate leap seconds because of the real-world practical impossibility of reliably implementing them, due to either their inherent nature or to general lack of knowledge of their very existence," he said.
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"That's definitely the biggest issue is we have dealt with, the lack of knowledge about where the other party is," Melissa Lopez, the executive director of Diocesan Migrant and Refugee Services, told BuzzFeed News.
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" In an interview with The Post, Gordy explained that he wanted to write the letter because he's heard "too many tragic stories of the mistreatment and mishandling of autistics due to lack of knowledge.
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Some researchers warned that despite the potential, there was currently an "overwhelming lack of knowledge" on basic questions of insect farming, such as suitable species, their housing and feed requirements, and managing their waste.
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In public remarks, interviews and conversations with colleagues on the Hill, the President demonstrated a striking lack of knowledge about what exactly was in the health care bill that he was personally vouching for.
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It's still probably the most significant exoplanet discovery to date But despite this lack of knowledge and all the issues of finding life there, it's still probably the most significant exoplanet discovery to date.
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" Davis also pushed back against criticism Ford has received for her lack of knowledge regarding specific details of the alleged assault, writing that it's "important to understand how memory works in a traumatic event.
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Selfie and snapshot culture mixed with a lack of knowledge about wildlife issues and the carefully preserved populations of animals like bison in national parks has created a big issue for places like Yellowstone.
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"Increasingly health services are responding to the needs of trans people, but there is no consistency across the board, meaning that some trans people are encountering a lack of knowledge or even outright discrimination."
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In asserting that opposition to genetic engineering was "mostly born of fear based on lack of knowledge," Mr. Kirk contended that synthetic biology was "not optional" if society wanted to maintain its living standards.
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Several studies show that one of the main reasons that people who do seek help for mental illness aren't properly treated is "lack of knowledge about the… treatability of mental illness" among medical professionals.
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"The real reason the United States did not do what it could and should have done to stop genocide was not a lack of knowledge or influence but a lack of will," she wrote.
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"[It's] a perceived lack of time to prepare meals at home, eating out more, [a lack of] knowledge about how to prepare different high-fiber foods ... in a way that tastes good," Holscher explained.
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German officials were alarmed by Mr. Trump's lack of knowledge, but they got even more rattled when White House aides called to complain afterward that Ms. Merkel had been condescending toward the new president.
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The fact that Aurelius' identity as a skeleton saint had eluded detection for so long, she tells me, was simply proof of a generalized lack of knowledge regarding these bygone manifestations of Catholic devotion.
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Thieves often take advantage of employees' lack of knowledge, sending emails that look like they come from a co-worker so that the recipient will click on an enclosed link or open an attached file.
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Call it residual trauma left over from my teenage years, where I battled with both acne and a lack of knowledge on how to properly cover it with makeup, plus an obsession for free samples.
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Claiming any kind of creative profession was never a conversation; the lack of knowledge or exposure, in retrospect, was crippling, and in many ways, I displace the blame on the backwoods environment I lived in.
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Yet those ground rules come with other predictions so counterintuitive that Einstein came to think that the theory was missing something: what seemed odd was, he argued, just a reflection of a lack of knowledge.
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But surprisingly, after the tweet went viral, instead of just clowning the guy, a genuine conversation started in the replies about the lack of knowledge men are taught about menstrual products, and periods in general.
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"We quickly realized that [small and medium businesses] almost all had the same problem with their online presence: the lack of time, and the lack of knowledge," explains Fayon as to why he built Heek.
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I assumed that countries were poor because of a lack of knowledge; that people simply didn't know the right policies to enact, the right institutions to build, and the right ways to run their governments.
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Will we avoid the simple Google search to locate ethical, sustainable alternatives to our traditional toiletries or clothing, or will we continue our current habits due to convenience, cost and lack of knowledge or will?
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She demonstrated a profound lack of knowledge of the laws that govern public education, including the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, and little understanding of the different ways in which student achievement can be measured.
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"Almost everything you have done and said on the topic of race or on issues that implicate race demonstrate a shocking lack of knowledge for an adult public official in the 21st century," Richmond wrote.
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Due to lack of knowledge and health plan coverage issues, medical foods are not being used to their full extent, including as a first-line option to opioids in the management of osteoarthritis joint discomfort.
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Indeed, the Canadian survey results are harrowingly similar to those in a study we conducted in the United States last year, which revealed a disquieting lack of knowledge about key Holocaust facts among American adults.
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" Also shown is the video is Trump's comments from August when he told reporters "Any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat, I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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His lack of knowledge or even curiosity, his impulsive 'stable genius' actions, his complete ignorance of the consequences of abandoning allies on a whim, have all combined to produce this unmitigated disaster of foreign policy.
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Bob Woodward's new book "Fear" depicts a national security team unnerved by the President's lack of knowledge or curiosity about world affairs, as well as his contempt for the views of military and intelligence leaders.
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He's also suggested that a lack of knowledge of geography would prevent him from getting into wars and made comments comparing civilian deaths caused by the U.S. military to those caused by the Syrian regime.
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"There's still a lot of training that's necessary for them to overcome the deep lack of knowledge and understanding about our community and treat us with dignity and respect," said Ms. Gutiérrez, who is transgender.
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"He hasn't worked at the White House, so I certainly can't speak to him or the lack of knowledge that he clearly has," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at a press briefing.
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With late-night (and often heavy) meals, busy daytime schedules and a lack of knowledge about a new city's fitness options, it can be easy to break an exercise routine while you're on the road.
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As APA suggests, many obstacles — particularly discrimination and lack of knowledge about gender identity and expression — can make it difficult for trans, gender nonconforming, genderqueer, and nonbinary people to come out until later in life.
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And while the candidates' baffling lack of knowledge surrounding things like boba tea have made many headlines, quite a few restaurants have momentarily worked their way into the vitriolic limelight, thanks to their owners' political viewpoints.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Sanders responded to that claim on Monday, saying Nunberg "hasn't worked at the White House, so I certainly can't speak to him or the lack of knowledge that he clearly has.
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"I'm not speaking for the family or Lonnie or Muhammad, but as Ali's lawyer for 30 years, this shows [Trump's] knowledge of American history and his lack of knowledge of laws and the Constitution," Tweel said.
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Later, when I noticed on online drug forums the amount of people that were dying through a lack of knowledge about how to take drugs, I realised I was creating critical data that could save lives.
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In a scorching segment called "Sex Ed for Senators," Bee takes aim at the predominantly old white men in the states' legislatures who keep passing these laws and their complete lack of knowledge of, well, biology.
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Nearly half of U.S. business owners surveyed in new research were unaware that their businesses were victims of cyberattacks, according to data released by Nationwide, suggesting a lack of knowledge of what actually constitutes a cyberattack.
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In his allotted 30 minutes, he made several statements that reflected a lack of knowledge of how the military works, or appeared to argue for action that would be a violation of the armed services' values.
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In conversations with bitcoin entrepreneurs and investors and consultants, there was often a lack of knowledge or even interest in how the jobs were being done today or what the value to the end user was.
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"Neglect and lack of knowledge have led me to this mistake with the high price to pay of being away from the field that I enjoy and love so much," Marte said in a translated statement.
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By using conspiracy theories, Trump succeeded in mobilizing a group of people for whom his utter lack of knowledge and experience was a virtue and for whom Jeb Bush's experience and party support were viewed as defects.
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Caught peeking at his wife's ballot, Twitter drew comparisons to everything from school exams to less likely, third party candidates: Meanwhile, many poked fun at the candidate's seemingly lack of knowledge or interest in down-ballot politics.
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Why it matters: While Tuesday's test launch would not have reached the U.S. mainland, the lack of knowledge about this new missile variant raises concerns that North Korea's weapons technology might be more advanced than previously thought.
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"The subordination of these functions to agriculture, in addition to demonstrating a lack of knowledge of the subject, would generate insurmountable conflicts of interest and jeopardize four decades of progress in protecting the environment," the letter said.
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Bronfman, 39, had dramatically fainted a day earlier at a hearing in Brooklyn federal court where Judge Nicholas Garaufis had been fuming about his previous lack of knowledge that Avenatti may have been acting at her lawyer.
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The record length of time that Puerto Rico has been a territory likely accounts for the astonishing lack of knowledge that its residents are citizens, which in turn has an impact on support outside of the island.
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The lack of knowledge was similar across party identification, with 45 percent of Democrats, 52 percent of independents and 44 percent of Republicans reporting that they hadn't heard enough to say anything about what the foundation does.
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The lack of transparency from China, combined with a lack of knowledge about what the virus was and a lack of preparedness among countries in the region in dealing with pandemics, all contributed to SARS's deadly impact.
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It's whether the president's personal qualities — his need to brag, his lack of knowledge about how the government works, his chumminess with Russia — led him to act in a way that put US national security at risk.
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You should resign for your lack of knowledge of things, it's not like that you don't understand, you are very one of the best, it's not like you don't understand our business, you don't understand your own business.
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It is a feud that will allow her to take aim at Trump's alleged inexperience and lack of knowledge but will also require her to defend what Republicans see as deep vulnerabilities in her own foreign policy record.
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Although I wore the long white coat of a doctor, I kept my pockets packed with condensed medical manuals that we called our "peripheral brains" to make up for the lack of knowledge held in my actual brain.
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He noted that as governor of Texas, he was CEO of the world's 12th-largest economy, and suggested his skills "identifying good talent" and "putting them into place" would compensate for his lack of knowledge about nuclear physics.
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It's this lack of knowledge about how many cases of the illness there are, as well as how many instances of microcephaly and Guillain Barré Syndrome, that argue in favor of a cautious approach to non-essential travel.
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There was a lot of fear of this disease and a lack of knowledge amongst many of the communities and the treatment centers held this stigma—that when people went there to get help, they ended up dead.
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And, to her credit, at least she admitted she didn't know exactly what she was talking about; some politicians would just keep talking and talking in hopes of drowning their lack of knowledge in a sea of words.
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The experiences were often aggravated by a lack of knowledge about how smart technology works, how much power the other person had over the devices, how to legally deal with the behavior and how to make it stop.
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"This change constitutes a regression provoked by the lack of knowledge of what scientific evidence shows about the benefits of cannabis in the health of citizens who suffer from certain conditions," said Rosselló in a statement in Spanish.
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Ms. Wu watched Mr. Zuckerberg's hearings and was struck by the basic lack of knowledge members had in how the site works, such as the business model of ad-supported websites and how messaging apps like Facebook's WhatsApp works.
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"All across the board, there is lack of access (sometimes an otolaryngologist or audiologist (is) several hours away from their place of residence), lack of knowledge/awareness, and certainly there are financial constraints as well," Atcherson said by email.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Climate change discussions should focus more on food production and cutting food waste, but a lack of knowledge is fuelling public resistance, former U.S. President Barack Obama wrote in a major British newspaper on Friday.
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Though we understand Windsor may have been deflecting her lack of knowledge on the situation by trying to relate to Shaik and Hue, her ignorance is part of what stalls the industry's progress in terms of diversity and inclusivity.
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This lack of knowledge doesn't mean that being exposed to someone else's vape cloud is perfectly safe though, according to Panagis Galiatsatos, an internal medicine physician and director of the tobacco treatment clinic at Johns Hopkins Medicine in Maryland.
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But a survey released Thursday, on Holocaust Remembrance Day, found that many adults lack basic knowledge of what happened — and this lack of knowledge is more pronounced among millennials, whom the survey defined as people ages 18 to 34.
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The lack of knowledge around the amount in savings could have to do with fear about whether it is enough, according to Lazetta Rainey Braxton, a CFP and co-CEO of New York-based advisory firm 2050 Wealth Partners.
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Building models is also made hard by lack of knowledge about the ways that carbon—the central atom in molecules of carbon dioxide and methane, the main heat-capturing greenhouse gases other than water vapour—moves through the environment.
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Her reaction could have been due to a genuine lack of knowledge on the subject since she was not a mental health professional, or she could have been "saving face," as mental health is still highly stigmatized in China.
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In Zador's view, lack of knowledge about that kind of neural circuitry is partly to blame for why more progress has not been made in the treatment of psychiatric disorders, and why artificial intelligence is still not all that intelligent.
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"This demonstrates how blind the Administration is to its rural constituency and the lack of knowledge of what is most effective in funding the majority of the nation's water and wastewater infrastructure," the National Rural Water Association said in a statement.
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"We all feel badly when we have situations like this with contractors because it takes advantage of consumers' understandable lack of knowledge about these things and gives the industry a bad image that we try very hard to avoid," Dietz said.
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Many physicians, however, reported a lack of familiarity with transgender transition care guidelines, lack of training in transgender-specific care, lack of exposure to transgender patients, and lack of knowledge about transgender patients among office staff, medical assistants or nursing staff.
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The most surprising thing about Zuckerberg's answers was not the complexity of his team's fascinating defense strategy, but his own apparent lack of knowledge: not just about Facebook's technological capabilities but also about the history and dynamics of the internet.
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The Loughborough University academic in Human Systems and Complex Factors undertook focus groups with young people about a series of videos designed to help their understanding of rail safety, and was left shocked by the lack of knowledge teens had.
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Lack of knowledge about the large number of men who are sexually assaulted in the military and lack of understanding about their experiences may combine perniciously with implicit bias to drive claims processors and raters to inadvertently treat men's cases differently.
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The FDA last month approved a nasal spray version of ketamine for short usage by people with treatment-resistant depression and given only in certified settings, due to concerns over possible side effects, addiction and a lack of knowledge on how it works.
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The one notable moment for O'Rourke in that debate was a bad one; he got beaten up by former San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro for an alleged lack of knowledge and specificity about how to address the immigration crisis in the country.
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" For Lawrence Owonikoko, an African-American Software engineer in Arlington, "Trump is not fit to be President of United States for tons of reasons-his temperament, lack of experience, sexual misconduct, racism, unreliability, impulsiveness, disrespect for women and lack of knowledge on policies.
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That their efforts were joined by other Internet companies and associations speaks not to those other groups' civic nature, but to their captive state in the Google-Netflix imperium, and to their mind-numbing lack of knowledge about things like politics and history.
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Instantly, it became a metaphor for all of the different ways we self-sabotage, how a lack of knowledge can be a dangerous thing, and how the institutions that are supposed to help us don't always have our best intentions in mind.
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A 2016 exporting survey from the National Small Business Association, a nonpartisan advocacy group, showed that while small companies can be a powerful force in trade, barriers exist, including a lack of knowledge over how to get started, and concerns over payment.
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"Donald Trump displayed a stunning lack of knowledge about how the military justice system works, the nature of sexual assault in the military or the dozens of systemic reforms that Congress has made to curb such crimes," Ms. McCaskill said on Thursday.
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Brad SchneiderBradley (Brad) Scott SchneiderTrump: Jews who vote Democrat show 'lack of knowledge or great disloyalty' Netanyahu praises House for passing anti-BDS resolution House passes bill opposing BDS, exposing divide among Democrats MORE (D-Ill.), reaffirms support for a two-state solution.
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"My fears are not related so much to deliberate abuse, at least not at the start of such a movement, as they are to lack of knowledge among assisters and resulting premature deaths," wrote Werth, who declined to be interviewed for this article.
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In a formal response posted on XP's investor relations website, the company says the report is "full of errors" and demonstrates a lack of knowledge about the different accounting rules demanded by the Brazilian Central Bank and IFRS – international financial reporting standards.
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For victims and emergency responders, the experiences were often aggravated by a lack of knowledge about how smart technology works, how much power the other person had over the devices, how to legally deal with the behavior and how to make it stop.
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Lourenco Goncalves, the CEO of Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF), said in a rant against short sellers that negative analysts "should resign" due to their lack of knowledge of the business and later suggested that people betting against him will need to kill themselves.
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This lack of knowledge on the part of the Ukrainians at the time of the call, he argued, meant it would not have been possible for Trump to be extorting them to open an investigation into the Bidens in exchange for the aid.
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Former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, former National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn, and former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis called the meeting after growing concerned with Trump&aposs apparent lack of knowledge when it came to international relations, according to the book.
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Pilots were only told about the system after the Lion Air crash in October, according to the Times, while an unnamed FAA safety engineer told Gates that the lack of knowledge about the MCAS system might have factored into the Indonesian crash.
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He's paired with a bureaucrat, Deputy Prime Minister Boris Shcherbina (Stellan Skarsgard), whose steely demeanor is balanced by his lack of knowledge, forcing him to defer to Legasov while recognizing that his proposals and conclusions will land like a lead-irradiated balloon back in Moscow.
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I've been out as a trans woman for a decade now and I feel a certain arrogance creeping upon my thoughts when I'm not looking: that yearning to condescend to newly out trans people, to declaim their lack of knowledge, experience, and, yes, suffering.
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Considering the lack of knowledge about the potential impacts of climate change on permafrost degradation, it's also difficult to tell if the securities collected will be enough to deal with the damages, or if Canadians will be stuck with the bill for generations to come.
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Douglas and Gore said they were surprised at the lack of knowledge many women and men seem to have about the basic facts of fertility, and pointed out that these numbers were averages and that a woman's eggs may actually be "older" than she thinks.
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Aiming to correct what he saw as inaccuracies—stemming from what he supposed was "a lovely lack of knowledge"—he called her into his office, then suggested they adjourn to his car, where she might feel more comfortable speaking about her own sexual history.
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In January, the Census Bureau issued its "Census Barriers, Attitudes and Motivators Study" (CBAMS) which revealed that the biggest inhibitors to response were: lack of knowledge about the census; apathy; lack of confidence about the ability to influence government; privacy; and general distrust of government.
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"From where I sit, this looks like political opportunism and an attempt to take advantage of the public's lack of knowledge about how this works," said Kier Weyble, Cornell Law School's director of death penalty litigation, who represents several South Carolina death row inmates.
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But now, despite the recall, women are having difficulty receiving a proper diagnosis, leaving them scared, anxious, and potentially at risk of developing advanced stage cancer — an issue experts say is due to a lack of knowledge of the rare disease within the medical community.
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Experts — many of whom have sharply criticized Mr. Trump's improvisational approach to diplomacy and apparent lack of knowledge about the history of prior, failed deals with North Korea — said one realistic outcome could be a simple declaration stating that denuclearization is an eventual goal.
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Still, the results suggest more education about the virus and vaccine are needed, and that many men at high risk for HPV may be vulnerable because of a lack of knowledge, said Kristina Dahlstrom of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
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"What we're seeing when people cash out their retirement plans, or borrow from them, or fail to save for an emergency is not a lack of knowledge or awareness, but the result of people genuinely needing to spend the money today," Ms. Schneider said.
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Trump's explanation for how he will overcome his lack of knowledge is that he will establish a commission, led by two other real estate developers who also lack relevant knowledge: And I'm setting up a commission of very smart people that know how to spend money properly.
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What's next Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy, the Medical Director of the Center for Trans-youth Health and Development at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, added that "this early experience of discrimination for these children is an unnecessary message of rejection," rooted in lack of knowledge and experience.
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Often, it was the President himself who made things unnecessarily difficult -- making promises that were not in line with the party message, demonstrating a lack of knowledge on policy details and handing out deadlines on the House conference to act swiftly, even when the votes weren't there.
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"It is an amazing feat to go from complete lack of knowledge of the wildlife of the Greater Annamites 25 years ago, to now having this question mark of the silver-backed chevrotain resolved," Barney Long, GWC senior director of species conservation, said in a statement.
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Because of their limited economic means, because of their lack of knowledge of the legal systems and their rights, because of poor legal defense support, because of systemic bias that they face from law enforcement authorities, they are under greater risk of being sentenced to death.
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"The reasons why women attempt to self-induce an abortion are varied and include barriers to accessing clinic-based care, including cost, distance to the facility, and lack of knowledge of where and how to access care, as well as a preference for self-care," ACOG notes.
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"We are losing the acknowledgment of God, and I'm standing here talking, to Christians and Pastors, and I'm telling you we're losing the acknowledgment of God," Moore said, before reciting several verses from the Old Testament book of Hosea that deal with lack of knowledge of God.
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It could be his Tuesday night allegation that the eight out of 10 American Jews who support Democrats are guilty of a "total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty [to Israel]," engaging in the anti-Semitic canard of Jewish dual loyalty that Trump himself condemned when Rep.
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" The President is "seemingly devoted to making our country the Divided States of America" wrote Michael D'Antonio, calling out as "evil" the words Trump used to describe American Jews who vote for Democrats: Trump said they have "either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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As detailed in a 2017 article in The Conversation, Indonesia's plastic problem largely stems from a lack of comprehensive national laws on how plastics are produced and disposed of, as well as a general lack of knowledge about proper waste disposal techniques among its 264 million citizens.
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Smaller companies are a powerful force in exporting, but major barriers exist for some in entering the international arena, including a lack of knowledge of how to get started and concerns over payment, according to a 2016 survey from the National Small Business Association, a nonpartisan advocacy group.
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And when she argued that Trump's lack of knowledge on foreign policy and temperament would put at risk decades of Republican and Democratic foreign policy advances, she appeared to be making a pitch for disgruntled national security conservatives who feel unable to put their trust in the Republican nominee.
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"It is important for school staff, students and parents to be aware that transgender and gender-nonconforming students may be at a higher risk for peer ostracism, victimization, and bullying because of bias and/or the possibility of misunderstanding and lack of knowledge about their lives," the guidelines read.
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Almost half of cancers are diagnosed at a late stage in England, according to Cancer Research UK. Some of the reasons are due to patients' fears of invasive tests, a lack of knowledge of cancer signs and symptoms, and the lack of early detection tests for certain cancers.
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Trump broadcasting his lack of knowledge about key staff decisions isn't helpful and it doesn't address the fact that since the directorate was shut down in 2018 he hasn't pushed to increase personnel despite public warnings about pandemics -- including from the intelligence community -- over the last few years.
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Since exploding onto the political stage with the claim that Mexican immigrants are rapists and murderers, Trump has routinely articulated a desire to rework the American alliance system: Many of these moves were seen, at the time they happened, as gaffes reflecting Trump's inexperience or lack of knowledge.
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People need to do their part to halt the spread of the virusChina's cases declined dramatically because they "put everybody in quarantine," Castoldi said, urging people to remember that we not only don't have a cure for the coronavirus, but are also battling a lack of knowledge about it.
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Threats include a lack of knowledge about the animal, habitat loss, a narrow genetic base making it weak against disease and the absence of a shared strategy among European nations to support the bison population, said Rewilding Europe, a conservation group that put the bison's population at about 3,000.
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It's unbelievable that this big banks has still employ this type of people, you should resign for your lack of knowledge of things, it's not like that you don't understand, you are very one of the best, it's not like you don't understand our business , you don't understand your own business.
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" The email refers to Jordan as "Reverend James – the &apossqueaky clean&apos US Congressman from Urbana, who does not recall systemic sex abuse and has never heard agent orange tell a lie and wants to be speaker of the house despite his apparent lack of knowledge of the systemic sex abuse….
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A failure to stop the militant cell behind the Paris attacks from carrying out more bombings — 32 people were killed in bombings on the Brussels metro and at the city's international airport on March 22 — has highlighted the police lack of knowledge of Molenbeek and their few ties with its residents.
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Chalk this up to Donald Trump being a world-class bullshitter, or his lack of knowledge about nearly everything he talks about, or the idea that we're supposed to take him "seriously but not literally"—the effect is the same, which is that he constantly says things that are untrue.
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"The reason why I believe a lot of patients aren't being offered immediate postpartum LARCs is a combination of factors due to a lack of knowledge and awareness that this is an available and recommended option for the appropriate patient," says Pratima Gupta, a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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Many migrants interviewed in recent weeks after being released from Border Patrol custody said they or their children had been sick but they had not revealed the illnesses, for reasons ranging from fear that it would slow their processing to a lack of knowledge that medical care would be available.
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"It's also hard to get to 20143 percent if you don't know where Aleppo is," former co-chair Mike McCurry said, referring to Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson's lack of knowledge about the Syrian city that's become the center of the country's humanitarian crisis ("What is Aleppo?" he asked in an interview).
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It's possible that at least some of patients' lack of knowledge in the study may be due to people simply relying on their doctors to recommended needed tests and failing to ask about potential risks, said Dr. Leonard Berlin, a radiology researcher at Rush University and the University of Illinois in Chicago.
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Segregation and lack of opportunity A lack of opportunity and feeling isolated from more privileged parts of European society couple with a lack of knowledge about Islam could attract young Europeans to jihadist recruiters, who offer them a purpose in jihad and promise that they will be sent to heaven as religious martyrs.
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And while the number of attacks by migrants remains relatively small, a series of them in Germany, France and elsewhere has exposed the lack of knowledge about the backgrounds of many, if not most, of the newcomers and the potential for them to be radicals or to be radicalized after arriving in Europe.
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"The limited contribution of fertility preservation techniques to species conservation principally stems from the lack of knowledge of species biology, as well as inadequate facilities, space, expertise and funding needed for their successful application," Pierre Comizzoli, a research biologist at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, wrote in a paper published in January 2015.
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Peers are less likely to ease my mind due to lack of knowledge or experience with words or life in general in comparison with my grand-mother — Grace Smith, Hoggard High School, Wilmington NC Ultimately, adults have more life experience and maturity to give teens advice that will result in them making the best choices.
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Today, even if President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is correct about Kim's lack of knowledge regarding Warmbier, it's immaterial in determining Kim's responsibility in law.
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Even as Mr. Trump professed his lack of knowledge of the episode, administration officials were scrambling to contain the fallout of the latest revelations about the embattled former three-star general, who has been criticized internally for his judgment and for staffing the National Security Council with military officers instead of trained civilian personnel.
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"Our survey shows that many providers have gaps in knowledge about Meningococcal type B disease and about MenB vaccine, and lack of knowledge appears to be associated with not discussing it with parents and patients," said lead author Dr. Allison Kempe of the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus and Children's Hospital in Aurora.
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While the report does not identify the reasons behind the trend, the authors say that it could have something to do with lack of knowledge about how to access free vaccines; transportation; how close clinics are and when they operate; child care; and a shortage of pediatricians and other health care providers in rural areas.
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Now, personally, I'm way more familiar with punk bands rocking basements than DJs spinning London clubs, and I'd presume that most of Fuller House's target audience—that is to say, those who are old enough to fondly remember a show that took place two decades ago—has a similar lack of knowledge about the contemporary dance music scene.
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The way Trump speaks about the situation on the border betrays not only a sad lack of empathy and understanding for what these migrants are going through and the reality of what they are fleeing, it shows an infuriating lack of knowledge about our own immigration laws, their impact, and what can and should be done to change them.
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Party leaders could have taken any number of opportunities — the time he approvingly cited a fictional war crime, his lavish praise of Vladimir Putin, his vile slurs of Megyn Kelly, his evident lack of knowledge of any policy issue, or his repeated incitements toward violence at his rallies — to simply admit that the pledge had been a mistake.
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Americans' lack of knowledge about health insurance and inexperience with primary care pose significant threats to improving health and lowering health care costs in the U.S. Health insurance provides an affordable opportunity to take advantage of well visits and other preventive services like health screenings, which are typically provided at low or no cost to the patient.
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Democrats and Republicans widely rebuked Trump's reluctance to unequivocally condemn white nationalist demonstrators who chanted anti-Semitic slogans during a 2017 rally in Charlottesville, Va. The president earlier this year accused Jewish Americans who vote Democrat of showing a "lack of knowledge or great disloyalty" because of comments from Democratic congresswomen critical of the Israeli government.
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Since there is "a lack of knowledge about or adherence to the duties of professional responsibility in the halls of the Justice department" the best solution is for "any attorney employed at the Justice department in Washington, DC who appears, or seeks to appear, in a court (state or federal) in any of the 26 plaintiff states annually attend a legal ethics course".
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His vertical way of exercising power — some call it Jupiterian, others monarchical — became more and more of a problem: his being surrounded by a small team of technocrats; the contempt he seemed to hold for people not lucky enough to be as successful as he was; his lack of knowledge of the local political terrain because he had never been elected before.
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Hawkins: Well, but it's based on sort of a lack of knowledge in the field, and so they extrapolate from what people are doing with machine learning today and add some hyperbole to it, and stir it around a bit, and add some science fiction, and all of a sudden you're imagining these things become crazy, alive and taking over the world.
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More specifically, O'Donnell — the Tea Party candidate who stunned the country when she won the 2010 Delaware GOP primary — became national news not for winning her primary, but for gaffes widely (and gleefully) shared in mainstream media outlets, from a complete lack of knowledge regarding Supreme Court cases and the Constitution to her mistaken belief that scientists had created mice with human brains.
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You are lacking in all the points mentioned; but I can't take you to task on those grounds; they are your limitations — congenital, hereditary, they will be with you to some extent as long as you live and write — they are your defects and, at times, because you are not encumbered by pedagogical humility (concerning your lack of knowledge), they are your good points.
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His latest statement that Jews who vote Democratic show "lack of knowledge or great disloyalty" is stunning not just for its rank partisanship but its suggestion that opposition to his policies means disloyalty either to the United States or to Israel — the former suggests one cannot question his policies without being a traitor, the latter raises the ugly specter for Jews of dual loyalty.
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For Trump, inexperience may be a virtue, and either because Grenell is new to intelligence, a lack of knowledge of DNI ethics and procedures, or just a plain old desire to keep pleasing Trump, Grenell may be more willing to block and tackle intelligence that Trump doesn't want released (before Grenell's appointment, there were already reports of Ukraine-related information being withheld from Congress).
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Some of Johnson's gaffes are so ludicrous, and his lack of knowledge on key issues so extreme, and so obvious, it would still not surprise me if his vice presidential nominee, Bill Weld, were to drop out of the race and endorse Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Defining ignorance as a lack of knowledge and facts, Johnson is just as ignorant as GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who often makes wildly inaccurate statements that are easily and often debunked.
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There is a big difference between moments like these and the many instances where Trump has displayed a fundamental lack of knowledge about events taking place in parts of the world where he has expressed strong opinions about what's right and what's wrong (in addition to the fact that Ford was opposing Soviet domination, whereas Trump at times seems fine with the Russians asserting control over sovereign countries).
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Enrollees must work three days a week and are also trained on professional behaviors like interpersonal relationships and teamwork, a curriculum directed at addressing what Dio Parker calls a "soft-skills" crisis in the US.While many graduates are equipped with the technical skills to do their jobs, companies and colleges are increasingly raising concerns over the lack of knowledge among entry-level employees on how to manage working within an organization.
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"She is now devastated because she is no longer in college, period," said the attorney, who also claims that the large size of the payment seems to suggest that Singer was exploiting the family and their lack of knowledge about the college process in the U.S. "The amount alone shows that he was preying on the Chinese community," he told the Times, claiming the family thought the money was for a donation.
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" Cleveland-Cliffs bills itself as the largest and oldest iron ore miner in the U.S. Goncalves' rant began after the first analyst question on the earnings call: "It's unbelievable that this big banks has still employ this type of people, you should resign for your lack of knowledge of things, it's not like that you don't understand, you are very one of the best, it's not like you don't understand our business , you don't understand your own business.
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The lack of knowledge on the part of Johnson might just help the two major-party nominees — Republican Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Bird, the electric scooter start-up, is said to draw an investment frenzy Troubles in San Francisco push some voters to think Republican Ted Dabney, a founder of Atari and a creator of Pong, dies at 81 For victims and emergency responders, the experiences were often aggravated by a lack of knowledge about how smart technology works, how much power the other person had over the devices, how to legally deal with the behavior and how to make it stop.
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Brad SchneiderBradley (Brad) Scott SchneiderDemocrats press FBI, DHS on response to white supremacist violence Trump: Jews who vote Democrat show 'lack of knowledge or great disloyalty' Netanyahu praises House for passing anti-BDS resolution MORE (D-Ill.) in the House, which would enhance units within the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security responsible for addressing domestic terrorism inspired by white supremacist ideology; as well as the NO HATE Act, authored by Beyer, which would help improve reporting of hate crimes by authorizing grants to create state-run hotlines to record information about hate crimes.
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