Cuomo told CNN there was a malfunction at an electrical substation, and that the malfunction temporarily knocked out other substations.
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Other times, like Hague, they spend hours in a simulator that looks like their spacecraft, practicing how to handle malfunction after malfunction.
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"We don't know the cause of the accident, if it was a vehicle malfunction, if it was a driver malfunction (or) a driver error," Cuomo said.
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This isn't like a ride malfunction and someone got hurt.
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No incidents were a result of product malfunction or design.
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A technical malfunction caused the crash, the military statement said.
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Teigen is no stranger to a wardrobe malfunction or two.
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This malfunction can be as simple as an electrical spike.
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And she almost started her celebration with a wardrobe malfunction.
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That is, she was happy, until a minor wardrobe malfunction.
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The question is, why wasn't there backup behind the malfunction?
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Did things innocently malfunction or was it all your fault?
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Why would those pathways not occasionally "malfunction" in similar ways?
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The malfunction did not necessarily cause an emergency, Galeazzi added.
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As a result, the Tacoma's crank position sensor may malfunction.
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Was it the same malfunction experienced by the accident crew?
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The incident dubbed "Nipplegate" was blamed on a wardrobe malfunction.
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And in other places, the malfunction caused extremely long lines.
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He drained it long ago because of a pump malfunction.
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" The pope attributed the malfunction to a "drop in voltage.
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So far, we've lived in a golden age of malfunction.
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Was this a technical malfunction or was it something sinister?
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Go deeper: Boeing's Starliner won't reach space station after malfunction
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"Malfunction Junction" highway collapse in Birmingham, Alabama On January 20133, 2002 a tanker truck crashed and exploded in the highway interchange known as "Malfunction Junction," which connects Interstates 65, 20, and 59 in Birmingham.
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How may times will "wardrobe malfunction" be mentioned during the broadcast?
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Thousands of voting machines malfunction and do not properly record votes.
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That makes MCAS completely unable to cope with a sensor malfunction.
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The results have been delayed for days following the app malfunction.
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It's doubtful that a "wardrobe malfunction" will happen this time around.
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He says the cause of the elevator malfunction is under investigation.
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Like any car, if self-driving cars malfunction, people will die.
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There are many reasons batteries in iPhones can appear to malfunction.
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Did Meghan Markle suffer a wardrobe malfunction during her birthday outing?
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The reason for the malfunction is being investigated, the airline said.
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The plant had been shut down owing to an equipment malfunction.
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December 2018: After another malfunction, Wilson returned to port for repairs.
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The cauldron looked like something that should malfunction, yet it worked.
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Even the slightest malfunction would cause you to fail the test.
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But in 22, an apparent malfunction ended communications with the spacecraft.
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A random electric malfunction caused an arrhythmia that stopped my heart.
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And a steady hand when they malfunction, as they often do.
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Plane crashes rarely can be blamed on a single, catastrophic malfunction.
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But for Abraham, she seemed to not mind the minor malfunction.
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For the climb, he uses high-tech sticky gloves that malfunction.
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The cause of the malfunction is being investigated, Admiral Scorby said.
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Ms. Velie said she had lost notes in a computer malfunction.
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The cause may have been a technical malfunction, the Kremlin said.
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Any sign of rocket malfunction could require changes throughout the SpaceX fleet.
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However, not everyone from Patridge's past was there to witness the malfunction.
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Bernard is continuing to malfunction, though, and collapses on the floor twitching.
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Thankfully, shoes don't always need to be a malfunction waiting to happen.
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Would you like Alexander Skarsgard to help you with your wardrobe malfunction?
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It was not immediately clear what caused the water heater to malfunction.
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Almost no one in Hollywood is immune to the dreaded wardrobe malfunction.
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She actually coined the term "bug" in reference to a computer malfunction.
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Over time the the controller chips can get loose and, thus, malfunction.
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Meier added that regular drones could also be dangerous if they malfunction.
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Failure to do so can cause Traffic-Aware Cruise Control to malfunction.
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It was just one big misunderstanding (perhaps a malfunction of a computer).
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There remains the possibility of a catastrophic malfunction aboard the Airbus A320.
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Officers called it a tragic accident due to a possible technical malfunction.
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Sounds like it wasn't the crew's fault but rather an equipment malfunction.
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Additional details on the nature of the malfunction were not immediately available.
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"On the summit day, I had a total fueling malfunction," Vogel said.
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A Delta spokesperson blamed the malfunction on a technical issue over email.
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You had a little bit of a wardrobe malfunction the other night.
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He hadn't had the phone long before it started to malfunction again.
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That trip will be more harrowing — a simulated malfunction of the rocket.
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The Americans attributed the loss of the drone to a technical malfunction.
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The small piece of metal could have caused the engine to malfunction.
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Cold temperatures, he said, appeared to have caused the sensor to malfunction.
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Iran initially blamed a mechanical malfunction as the cause of the crash.
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This company had a server malfunction on Valentine's Day, of all days.
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It would be nice to have easier ways to diagnose shunt malfunction.
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Production was cut on Pipestill 12 on Tuesday because of a malfunction.
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Even the best electronic devices malfunction sometimes, and sometimes games are buggy.
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For example, we plug in toasters and turn on washing machines without being concerned that they malfunction, operate in a way that causes other appliances to malfunction or be subject to electric shocks, external tampering, catch fire, etc.
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Kyle Communications Manager Kim Hilsenbeck said officials don't know what caused the malfunction.
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Their spat came after a magician suffered a technical malfunction during his performance.
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That interference can cause a device to turn on by itself and malfunction.
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The malfunction came right after Adele had to restart her George Michael tribute.
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"I've been out since Queen Janet's wardrobe malfunction," she states plainly to Coco.
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The apparent malfunction prompted the suspect to leave the synagogue, according to authorities.
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This, however, is probably the most adorable reason for a wardrobe malfunction ever.
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The thyroid, which controls metabolism, can malfunction without the right amount of estrogen.
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And because they're hardware, they'll break, run out of charge, and occasionally malfunction.
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Neuro Walk's sleek, white exo appears to malfunction before the race even begins.
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She tried to eat me once, but it was just a computer malfunction.
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Although Apple later denied it, Kim took credit for the App Store malfunction.
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Specifically, all the parts that have nothing to do with a wardrobe malfunction.
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A spacesuit malfunction is one of the key safety concerns during a spacewalk.
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Or, well, unless you run into an algorithmic malfunction (more on that below).
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No one's leaving any 4DX movie completely soaked (unless there's some hilarious malfunction).
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When mitochondria malfunction, organs start to fail — people get sick, and even die.
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This isn't the first time that Kepler has suffered some kind of malfunction.
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Arapahoe Basin said the accident was not the result of a mechanical malfunction.
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A hardware defect is causing certain iPhone touchscreens to malfunction and become unusable.
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She believes there was been programming glitch or malfunction with the voting machines.
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Eventually, it reaches toxic levels and causes the animal's immune system to malfunction.
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Another risk is a malfunction in the aging technologies on which airlines depend.
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And if you can't access these menus due to malfunction, force the reset.
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Niecy Nash joked about having a potential wardrobe malfunction on the purple carpet.
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"Fingers crossed it doesn't malfunction after a few months like the last one."
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And, if there is a malfunction, an engineer can intervene online from home.
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It was not clear as of Tuesday evening what had caused the malfunction.
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"What is your major malfunction, numbnuts?" echoed across the depot day and night.
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MOSCOW — It is an eye-catching wardrobe malfunction that beguiles a future czar.
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His versatility is considered a malfunction, even, to some extent, by Gene himself.
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The USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) was down for an electrical malfunction.
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On Friday, it detected flaring, which is usually a sign of unit malfunction.
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The malfunction caused the temperature to rise, destroying more than 4,000 eggs and embryos.
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Timberline said the cause of the malfunction remained unknown and an investigation was ongoing.
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Take a wardrobe malfunction in stride by high-fiving the designer down the runway.
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No one wants a wardrobe malfunction if we didn't get it all on properly!
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Janelle Monáe had a small wardrobe malfunction, yet she didn't even miss a beat.
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Her train also needed to get cut shorter to avoid a malfunction on-stage.
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While enjoying the Florida sun, Kardashian West and Pippen hilariously suffered a wardrobe malfunction.
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The culprit wasn't just another malfunction or a natural disaster—but a hacker attack.
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Any malfunction in the GPS system threatens to plunge the global economy into chaos.
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It's actually an unpleasant and unnatural sensation, as if you've suffered a hearing malfunction.
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Either way, Bella laughed it off and fixed the wardrobe malfunction on the run.
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" Originally the city stated that the sirens were going off due to a "malfunction.
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She later discussed the wardrobe malfunction on Despierta America with cohost Ana Patricia Gámez.
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The Kopra incident does not appear to be as serious as Parmitano's spacesuit malfunction.
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Did the malfunction on the previous flight occur at a higher and safer altitude?
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A malfunction of some sort as he paused to consider things, between speaking thoughtfully.
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The very same weekend that Cleveland experienced a tank malfunction, so did San Francisco.
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A malfunction at any juncture of these pain pathways can lead to chronic pain.
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We're guessing it's door #2, and giving Meghan a pass for the wardrobe malfunction.
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Gigi Hadid handled a New York Fashion Week wardrobe malfunction like a true professional.
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The statement also said that the app was not hacked, nor did it malfunction.
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That malfunction caused the temperature to rise, destroying more than 4,000 eggs and embryos.
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Have you ever had a breakdown, like an epic malfunction when it was showtime?
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The plane I was on had an engine malfunction minutes after take off pic.twitter.
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" Another funny one is 55A's "Result of a serious wardrobe malfunction at the beach?
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It was chalked up to a "wardrobe malfunction," and both stars apologized for it.
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As was the case during Torres' close call, the AAVs may also malfunction inexplicably.
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Alexis Ren suffered a mini wardrobe malfunction on week two of Dancing with the Stars.
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He told reporters that he was alone when a malfunction caused the vessel to sink.
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Photo: NASAAside from Opportunity, this year saw several beloved space missions either end or malfunction.
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No, Williams' top didn't suddenly fall off in some kind of tennis-related wardrobe malfunction.
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Others were probably not so lucky, as phones covered in snow are likely to malfunction.
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For something like a costume malfunction to hinder this moment for them is utterly devastating.
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The FF91's embarrassing onstage malfunction made it the laughing stock of this year's CES.
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There have been no reports of patient injuries associated with the malfunction, St. Jude said.
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I'm really, seriously, concerned about a malfunction because of something the eye couldn't possible see.
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Despite loving the completed look, Andrews did keep experiencing one minor malfunction throughout the night.
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The technical malfunction didn't keep customers from showing up at the bakery the next morning.
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"We received information from US Forces that the cause is possibly engine malfunction," Onodera said.
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" Dan: "My phone began to malfunction a little over a year after getting the phone.
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Alessandra Ambrosio's so damn hot she turned a wardrobe malfunction into a work of art.
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There had been no reports of patient injury associated with the malfunction, the company said.
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This arrangement works out fine until something (or someone?!!) causes the satellite network to malfunction.
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It happens, of course, so often that there's a name for it ("a zipper malfunction").
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Catalytic converters hastened the removal of lead from gasoline, because lead made the converters malfunction.
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Meulens said he still kept a binder for backup in case of an iPad malfunction.
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A more interesting malfunction happens with Dolores's daddy who finds a photograph in the dirt.
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Neither the F.D.A. nor Alere have yet said publicly that the device appears to malfunction.
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The drone crashed because of an engine malfunction and was recovered by South Korean intelligence.
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After discovering the malfunction, DirecTV was able to shut off the batteries on Spaceway-1.
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Machines malfunction in countless ways, and some vendors worry more over the details than others.
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Dangers remain: a computer error, a malfunction in a silo, a rogue state, nuclear terrorism.
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The Amazon did not say what caused the malfunction or how many accounts were affected.
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And, a malfunction triggered sirens at a North Carolina nuclear power plant on Jan. 19.
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The higher-quality gadget won't break or malfunction as quickly as its lower-price counterpart.
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The game is also remembered for the Janet Jackson-Justin Timberlake "wardrobe malfunction" at halftime.
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Foolish conservatives often assume every instance of institutional malfunction is a symptom of civilizational cancer.
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The potential for wardrobe malfunction alone is enough to warrant giving them a wide berth.
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Cleveland's University Hospital Fertility Clinic said it experienced a similar malfunction on the same day.
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After a mechanical malfunction set the trip back several days, the crew is playing catch up.
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We had no mishaps and then we had a malfunction on stage during the live rounds.
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Airframes transporting troops -- whether planes or helicopters -- have crashed due to pilot error or equipment malfunction.
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Bizarre…20 min into Criss Angel's performance they did a force cancellation due to some malfunction?!
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It said the flames may have come from a passenger seat that had an electrical malfunction.
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But without humans on board, nobody is physically standing by in the event of a malfunction.
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And we're not sure how she managed to avoid a wardrobe malfunction in her naked gown.
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The mistake was most likely not due to human error, but rather an automated subtitle malfunction.
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On Tuesday, Mendes became even more relatable when she shared her wardrobe malfunction on the app.
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When your protagonist arrives, the station is abandoned after a major malfunction, but these recordings remain.
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"Whenever someone gives me a compliment about how I look, I start to malfunction," he says.
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Warranties are a major perk, considering that appliances can crap out at anytime from malfunction issues.
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At one point during the ride, there was some kind of malfunction and it stopped moving.
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Harvick pitted with the race lead but came out 12th because of an air-gun malfunction.
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But because of her "wardrobe malfunction" in 21, Jackson didn't get the same kind of bump.
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But otherwise premature to comment on the cause of the malfunction or the brand's ultimate reaction.
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Students are encouraged to take screenshots to verify their work in the event of technical malfunction.
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In 2013, the spacecraft suffered a malfunction when one of its key stabilizing wheels stopped working.
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I would even say the only blemish on my career is because of a hair malfunction.
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Ever the professional, she paid the wardrobe malfunction no mind for at least a good minute.
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He claimed to have been alone when a malfunction occurred and he had to abandon ship.
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Seth Rogen said he suffered a "horrible" wardrobe malfunction at the 75th Annual Gold Globe Awards.
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Russia's Interfax news agency quoted a Syrian military source saying it crashed due to technical malfunction.
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Extreme temperatures — below 50 degrees or above 115 — can cause some lithium-ion batteries to malfunction.
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Investigators suspect a malfunction in the flight control system is a contributing factor to the crash.
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The fire was caused by a technical malfunction, according to a post on the Tomorrowland website.
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Some pilots expressed disquiet that following Boeing's checklist for the malfunction had not appeared to work.
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The tank was initially damaged by a malfunction during the week before the fire broke out.
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On Thursday, Stamos was performing with The Beach Boys when he experienced a major wardrobe malfunction.
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The centuries-old practice of telling location by star locations is less susceptible to mechanical malfunction.
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The Wayne County Sheriff's office believes that the fire was started due to an electrical malfunction.
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FALLBACK The car should be able to change modes safely when there is a technological malfunction.
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New York police later tweeted that an equipment malfunction was the cause of the blast. 27.
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How can pilots compensate for a malfunction if they are not aware of how it works?
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He was not nervous beforehand, even though he experienced a wardrobe malfunction earlier in the day.
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A preliminary investigation indicated that the helicopter may have had a technical malfunction before it crashed.
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They essentially had less than 40 seconds to manually override a system malfunction before a crash.
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This isn't the first time Hadid has had a shoe-related wardrobe malfunction on the runway.
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He jokingly blamed the wardrobe malfunction on his uncle, who had warned him of cold weather.
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The engines are designed to ignite if the rocket carrying the Crew Dragon starts to malfunction.
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Apple said its updates were intended to prevent aging batteries from causing the phones to malfunction.
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A less confident woman might have swathed herself in fabric tape to prevent a wardrobe malfunction.
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A vendor failed to update software, causing meters in New York City to malfunction, officials said.
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Adding even more legs only improves the robot's stability and raises its tolerance for leg malfunction.
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The worst-case scenario is to experience some sort of aircraft malfunction while we're in that environment.
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Cowell, 57, made a poorly timed jibe after a magician suffered a technical malfunction during his performance.
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Thankfully, producers strategically covered up the malfunction by placing an American Idol logo over the exposed area.
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Gatorland also issued a statement on the matter, further explaining the conditions that contributed to the malfunction.
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Janelle Monáe had a small wardrobe malfunction during her opening performance, but she didn't miss a beat.
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The party included so much dancing that Lawrence even suffered a minor wardrobe malfunction as a result.
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But occasionally, when the battery runs out or there's a malfunction, he needs to smoke a joint.
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The problem with these wires, aside from the clunkiness of it all, is that they sometimes malfunction.
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Due to a malfunction with its navigation system, the lander ended up crashing into the planet's surface.
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But Daccord said such machines could malfunction, and this raised questions over who would be held responsible.
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Officials with the plant are blaming the incident on a valve malfunction that allowed gas to escape.
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He first tried to acquire a different weasel that caused a malfunction at the LHC last April.
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Now called the Carrington Event, that solar storm caused telegraph lines to malfunction all over the world.
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Their experience teaches them machines often don't work the way you expect them to, and often malfunction.
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The Reds said it resulted from "a malfunction in one of the detector units," according to MLB.
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Earnest fired eight to 10 bullets before his rifle appeared to either jam or malfunction, Trinh said.
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Tinashe's halter gown with a keyhole and side cutouts was a wardrobe malfunction just waiting to happen.
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Cardiac arrest is caused by an electrical malfunction in the heart that stops the heart from beating.
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Automated systems are known to occasionally malfunction, but trained pilots will know how to counteract those systems.
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The outcome, the revanchists insist, was not an accurate reflection of voters' desires, but an electoral malfunction.
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Reporters were told the plane was getting a replacement part to deal with an electronics system malfunction.
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It's possible, however, that the sensor malfunction could cause the engine to run roughly or even stall.
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NHTSA engineers believe that the airbags will begin to malfunction in the future if not replaced soon.
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One Amazon reviewer found the steam produced by heating the water can cause the Anova to malfunction.
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And I agree that if any mechanical malfunction proved as deadly, it would be fixed without delay.
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It was temporarily unavailable because of a technical malfunction, the festival said, not because it was censored.
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Mr. Groff is winningly neurotic as a cranky composer facing mortality when hit by a brain malfunction.
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There have been no reports that any patient injuries resulted from the malfunction, St. Jude has said.
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Just watch this CCTV footage of an escalator malfunction at the Langham Place mall in Hong Kong.
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More From VICE: OCD is not a "thinking malfunction" that can be considered an advantage for workaholism.
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In fact, those conditions led to our worst day of trekking—and our worst gear-related malfunction.
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Jackson took the blame for her nipple-exposing wardrobe malfunction, while Timberlake distanced himself from the situation.
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Finally, Credit Suisse warns that any major accident or malfunction would likely substantially slow Virgin Galactic's business.
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With O.C.D., the brain misfires, causing it to malfunction and react to disturbing thoughts, images and ruminations.
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A 2016 malfunction cost Chinese scientists the ability to plop the 19,633-pound facility into the ocean.
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Sometimes a malfunction causes the autopilot to run haywire and put the plane into a dangerous state.
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He did take the time to jab the debate hosts for the microphone malfunction during that debate.
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A malfunction in that system could be consistent with data inaccuracies that triggered MCAS, aviation experts said.
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A few weeks after our trip, a video showing an apparent lift malfunction at Gudauri went viral.
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The festival said in a statement the fire was caused by a "technical malfunction," Associated Press reported.
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Nor are speed safety cameras, as some opponents claim, a trap, sneakily placed and prone to malfunction.
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Janet Jackson will forever be known as the first-ever Super Bowl victim of a wardrobe malfunction.
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The February malfunction was not the first time the country had trouble with an automated voting system.
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Mr. Corker said it turned out to be only a malfunction with some of the plane's instruments.
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The trick is to tweak it just enough to cause the exact kind of malfunction you expect.
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Mr. Simmons said he would need to do tests to determine what led to the elevator's malfunction.
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The systems primarily rely on infrared and microwave technology, but can be subject to malfunction or false activation.
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"Oh, ain't got time for that!" she joked to PEOPLE after she bounced back from the fashion malfunction.
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The twin CubeSats are redundant versions of each other, deployed as a pair should one of them malfunction.
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Neither driver was using a cell phone, and there was no sign of mechanical malfunction, the report said.
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It's the woman whose boyfriend, a small plane pilot, staged an elaborate plane malfunction in order to propose.
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But the hip-hop artist handled the would-be wardrobe malfunction with ease, preventing a potentially awkward situation.
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And the second the methods to keep the him mostly in check malfunction, the temperature begins to spike.
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Signals from the booster, indicating some kind of malfunction, can initiate the system in fractions of a second.
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In January of 2015, a woman was killed when black smoke filled a tunnel after an electrical malfunction.
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Still, many noticed that Janelle Monáe had a small wardrobe malfunction as soon as she took the stage.
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It's an autoimmune disease, meaning it's a malfunction in the immune system, but there isn't one clear cause.
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As if to make up for the malfunction, Philly delivered one of the more exciting Reputation Tour moments.
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Should your 32GB trade-in be cracked or have a minor screen malfunction, you'll get up to $383.
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Yes, the Janet Jackson "wardrobe malfunction" and the Ashlee Simpson SNL jig occurred a mere eight months apart.
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This one was made by the Schiaparelli spacecraft when it hit the surface hard after a systems malfunction.
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You didn't think she'd let all of this levity be undermined by a little wardrobe malfunction, did you?
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In the present day, a new software update from Dr. Ford causes some of us hosts to malfunction.
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Hopefully the wardrobe malfunction will be good luck for her film, which is showing in competition this year.
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Workers were also trying to restore electricity to communities where rainfall caused generators to malfunction, resulting in blackouts.
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As the software grew more complex, the code became more brittle—more apt to malfunction or to crash.
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A similar malfunction affected Southwest Airlines in July, forcing it to cancel about 2,300 flights over four days.
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Early in the series, Nadia enters an elevator which quickly starts to malfunction and drops to the ground.
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When the flare goes off it is sometimes reported as being due to a malfunction at the refinery.
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The news agency blamed a "technical malfunction" for the crash, but the claim was impossible to verify independently.
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This radioactive spill is far from the first malfunction at Indian Point, which opened over 50 years ago.
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"When adverse events go to the FDA, 'death', 'injury' or 'malfunction' are the boxes you check," Tomes said.
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On Thursday, the firm told Reuters there was no change to its release schedule following the malfunction reports.
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Russia claims it will share all relevant information about the cause of the malfunction with the United States.
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Crippled by a hardware malfunction in 2013, NASA reimagined its planet hunter and gave it a new mission.
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Tripwires can be tricky even for experts, and it's not unusual for those types of devices to malfunction.
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The 11-year-old's brain was starting to malfunction as a result of this revelation, by day three.
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Best of all ... Luann was singing her hit, "Money Can't Buy You Class" when the wardrobe malfunction happened.
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Early information on Sunday's crash is incomplete and does not rule out pilot error or a different malfunction.
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The 80,000 bpd HTU5 diesel hydrotreater was shut on Monday because of a pump malfunction, the sources said.
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The FDA announcement said that there have been 26,421 complaints regarding device malfunction, 2,175 injuries and one death.
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Two other missions were lunar orbital test runs, and Apollo 13 was an aborted landing after a malfunction.
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Dutch investigators determined that the cause of the malfunction was a sensor on the plane's exterior measuring altitude.
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The organization said it has launched an investigation into the cause of the malfunction, bringing in independent experts.
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Take, for example, the instance of Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" during the Super Bowl halftime show in 2004.
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Céline Dion avoided a wardrobe malfunction at Paris Fashion Week thanks to her best pal, backup dancer Pepe Munoz.
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Properly identifying when a given combat-vehicle system might malfunction or need repairs helps both combat and logistical operations.
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He said it was an equipment malfunction related to a broken notch and a slipped string on the crossbow.
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In all, Earnest fired eight to 10 rounds before his rifle appeared to either jam or malfunction, Trinh said.
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David Washington, a close friend of Cooke's, told KSLA the honking was due to a malfunction on the car.
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The point here is the machines we have in our homes can malfunction and catch fire, and that's deadly.
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A malfunction at a pet daycare and boarding facility in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, led to the death of 14 dogs.
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Investigators and lawmakers have scrutinized Boeing's software system malfunction, from the original design to the training and safety certifications.
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Patches of its hair are missing, and its back is humped — a result, Wilbur speculates, of a kidney malfunction.
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"The malfunction occurred after unloading passengers at the observation level; no visitors were trapped on the elevator," Litterst said.
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About 30 years into their onscreen journey, their hibernation chambers malfunction and they find themselves the only ones awake.
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Lauer, for some reason, felt the need to address the wardrobe malfunction at the very beginning of their interview.
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During the shooting, Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, who was shot, said that the gunman's weapon appeared to malfunction and jam.
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The agency said in a statement that the reason for the recall was a malfunction in the brakes system.
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The actress, who was photographed smiling and dancing at the reception, added that she suffered a minor wardrobe malfunction.
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Apart from being a great punk band name, "heavy sweat" is causing Bose's new SoundSport Wireless headphones to malfunction.
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This is hardly the first time an e-cigarette user has suffered serious injuries because of a device malfunction.
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" The camera spans to Dennis backstage getting styled to avoid a wardrobe malfunction, "This is very new for me.
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The company only offered critical safety features that could have alerted pilots to a sensor malfunction as optional upgrades.
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And while she seemed to glide across the Cannes carpet, the model did suffer from a minor wardrobe malfunction.
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We have received no reports of user experience or device malfunction issues with or without USB Type-C connectors.
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Let's just say that the androids (in the show, "Hosts") malfunction, and there's a lot of gunslinging and destruction.
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The CDU developed a problem during operations overnight and the repairs were to correct the malfunction, the sources said.
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The watchdog said the reason for the recall was a possible microchip defect that could cause an airbag malfunction.
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An electrical malfunction causes the heart to stop beating altogether, which means blood isn't flowing anywhere in the body.
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The proximity sensor can malfunction due to obstruction by a phone case, dirt or grime, or a software issue.
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Reactor personnel did not notify local and state officials about the situation until three hours after the initial malfunction.
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During takeoff the plane climbed rapidly which lead the co-pilot to misidentify the issues as a trim malfunction.
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The plane's pilot, David Acklam, told officials his plane experienced a fuel-system malfunction that caused it to stall.
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The rule on startup, shutdown and malfunction exemptions applies specifically to 36 states that allow such increases in emissions.
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Mitochondria, the organelles that produce energy your cells run on, gather mutations as you age—and begin to malfunction.
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Very well, psychomail it is: #file report 22 Thought number #53897 Subject complaint: Skin malfunction; does not detect sun.
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But before night's end, the slinky one-piece betrayed her, and Jenner was faced with an epic zipper malfunction.
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The only evident hiccup was a microphone malfunction halfway through his set, but he still played that off successfully.
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Pilots were apparently not adequately informed of the changes nor were they trained to deal with a possible malfunction.
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The plane needed to make an earlier-than-scheduled pit stop "due to a fuel system malfunction," she added.
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Amtrak's rails, bridges and signals often malfunction, causing delays for all commuters heading to or from New York City.
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If your temperature keeps rising, your central nervous system starts to malfunction, so you might become combative or confused.
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Then, on Sunday, an equipment malfunction appeared to cost the women's team from Britain in a loss to Sweden.
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After the game, James said he had a "malfunction," calling it one of the worst plays of his career.
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Shaw blames the incident on an equipment malfunction and says the band was shocked and saddened by the fall.
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"It is a nerve malfunction," Duterte said, explaining to the crowd why one eye appears smaller than the other.
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Modern processors are so carefully tuned, however, that such a tweak will generally just cause the chip to malfunction.
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"The most common call we're getting is from people who were injured because of a scooter malfunction," said Lerer.
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Also, no more "alibis," meaning a reshoot on a part of the course of fire for a weapons malfunction.
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A Tomorrowland concert in Barcelona this year was abandoned when the stage caught fire due to a technical malfunction.
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Any malfunction or other mishap with North Korea's nuclear tests or missile launches could mean contamination in Russia itself.
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I certainly hope no one is offended by la muchacha's wardrobe malfunction above — if so, please refer to 48D.
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Problems can crop up on the road, like traffic accidents, or in a customer's home, like an equipment malfunction.
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The OG driver told us the car malfunction wasn't due to any icy conditions --as our photog first thought.
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Last week, an Argentine navy submarine apparently suffered a malfunction and went missing off the coast of South America.
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Organizers blamed the blaze on a "technical malfunction" in a Facebook post, and no injuries were initially reported.––Noisey
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For as many red carpet events as celebrities attend, they're bound to eventually experience a less-than-flattering wardrobe malfunction.
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All 30 were given to Tesla employees — a wise move for the company, should any electronics or mechanical parts malfunction.
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The pop-star's apology at the subsequent Grammy Awards turned the phrase "wardrobe malfunction" into a common pop-culture reference.
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Nora Tyson, directed the ship to remain at ex-Naval Station Rodman in Panama to determine what caused the malfunction.
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About 100 other skiers on the lift at the time of the malfunction needed to be evacuated around 9 a.m.
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Fans in Warsaw, Poland, got a few extra minutes of Beyoncé after a technical malfunction left her stranded on stage.
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Launched in 2009, the telescope has now entered emergency mode 75 million miles away from Earth, due to a malfunction.
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Pacific Gas & Electric, the state's largest utility, said it was investigating whether an equipment malfunction had caused the Kincade blaze.
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Of course because it was the Trainwreck comedian's wedding, there were speeches filled with jokes and even a wardrobe malfunction.
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In 2003 the Europe backed Beagle-2 lander got to the Mars surface successfully but suffered a malfunction on touchdown.
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Before Vanessa was eliminated, viewers saw her recalling losing her skirt in a wardrobe malfunction on last week&aposs show.
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In this latest case, a malfunction with the equipment does indeed appear to have been responsible for the chlorine cloud.
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That incident pretty much ended Antares' ISS runs while Orbital ATK redesigned the engine that researchers blamed for the malfunction.
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For the second time at the Pyeongchang Olympics, a wardrobe malfunction threatened the routine of a pair of ice dancers.
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Speaking to CNN, Yuri Leontyev of Belarus, who was on the ski lift during the malfunction, described the chaotic scene.
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AHAM's Messner also stressed that an improperly repaired appliance could cause damage to a home if it were to malfunction.
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Beto's also expected to speak Spanish again, but a second microphone malfunction is not in the stars, according to oddsmakers.
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A chemical controller malfunction allowed sodium hypochlorite to react with muriatic acid, leading to the release of toxic chlorine gas.
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The bride,27, and groom, 30, look young and cute, but Meghan stole the show with her deliberate wardrobe malfunction.
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The elevator has safety brakes to hold it in place and the cause of malfunction is under investigation, he added.
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The chlorine in the water also caused a malfunction in the device, so he's been fitted with a new one.
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And in 2007, a teenager lost both of her feet after a ride malfunction at a Kentucky Six Flags park.
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Missing a whole night's sleep can cause nerves to malfunction and the overall functioning within your brain to become reduced.
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The wardrobe malfunction didn't stop Hilton from enjoying her evening at Restaurant Ours and later hitting a nightclub with friends.
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Bodies, too, malfunction; one doctor muses about the futility of cures, since all patients are ultimately destined for more illness.
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But if we focus, instead, on systems that malfunction, then the seeming diversity begins to collapse into patterns of unity.
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The latter found most road traffic collisions occurred on the road because of human error and not a system malfunction.
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When the gunman turned the weapon on the other hostages, it appeared to malfunction, and one of the hostages attacked.
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The mechanical malfunction was discovered when the airplane was approaching Hongqiao airport, one of the two major airports in Shanghai.
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"We found a malfunction in an air speed indicator instrument in the last four flights, including the crash flight," Capt.
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It was enough to disconcert anyone, to turn a simple connection malfunction and hidden krane into evidence of Directed Malice.
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But a "wardrobe malfunction" at the 2004 Super Bowl would prove that the world wasn't truly ready to receive her.
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He recorded a video in which he explains how shouting in a data center can result in hard drives malfunction.
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London police said Friday the fire started after an appliance malfunction, adding they were considering manslaughter charges over the disaster.
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Musk has long touted the Falcon 9's ability to fly, even if one or more of its engines malfunction.
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It's a cynical affair, only sometimes brightened by an unexpected malfunction: Janet Jackson's right breast or Katy Perry's left shark.
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He said that Boeing had designed a plane that could not be controlled when the automated system started to malfunction.
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And what is known so far does not rule out pilot error or the malfunction of a completely separate system.
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Early information on Sunday's crash is incomplete and does not rule out pilot error or a malfunction of another system.
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The French ice dancers Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron won silver a day after gracefully skating through a wardrobe malfunction.
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But the hack wasn't a malfunction of the system; it was a direct result of how the system was designed.
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At one point, one of the Afghan soldiers dropped a mortar round into the tube and a malfunction occurred, Maj.
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Correction: The drone accident in May was a parachute malfunction; this article original stated that the parachute failed to deploy.
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PT due to a malfunction that occurred during a planned update of the server's storage software, according to the report.
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And spoiler alert: As it turns out, this "malfunction" is really his special power that saves everyone in the end.
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It causes the immune system to malfunction, according to the National Institutes of Health, leaving patients unable to fight infections.
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But then I looked down and saw the great, unbridled glee in Holt's face upon witnessing such a glorious malfunction.
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There is nothing more embarrassing than a public wardrobe malfunction, but luckily, we have Michael Hawkins to help us recover.
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According to Boeing, the malfunction occurred in an automated clock designed to keep the spacecraft on track while in space.
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Investigators suspect that faulty data from sensors on both planes may have caused the system, known as MCAS, to malfunction.
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Although assumptions are expected and allowed when manufacturers are designing an aircraft, the NTSB found that Boeing's assumption that pilots would quickly identify an MCAS malfunction and react properly did not consider all the potential scenarios that might cause the MCAS to malfunction and all the flight deck alerts pilots might face In a crisis.
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But a malfunction causes their two hibernation pods to wake them up 90 years before they're supposed to reach their destination.
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Ford says they have been notified of three reports of property damage and one report of injury related to the malfunction.
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This tragedy was not a freak malfunction of some cutting-edge technology—it is the entirely predictable byproduct of corporate malfeasance.
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The October accident marked the first Soyuz malfunction in the space system's decades as a reliable workhorse for Russia's space program.
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They stayed perfectly draped during her walk down the carpet, but inside the theater Robbie was spotted having a wardrobe malfunction.
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Missile intercept systems such as the US Patriot missile and Israeli Arrow, for example, are notorious for their tendency to malfunction.
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The German military blog Augengeradeaus reported that the plane's transponder was transmitting the code 7600 which refers to a radio malfunction.
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Last year, researchers sabotaged the printing of a drone propeller, which caused it to malfunction and crash two minutes after takeoff.
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We have to be perfect with those aspects of the routine because one minor malfunction could throw off the entire performance.
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Video footage of the malfunction showed the showed a large part of the structure flying into the air as bystanders screamed.
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But after a few weeks, the dongle started to malfunction, constantly not converting the analog signal from several of my headphones.
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Thankfully, her co-star Skarsgard was there to step in, swooping in to save the actress from her own wardrobe malfunction.
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Uber acknowledges that it uses the same brake as Lyft, but it claims it has modified them to address the malfunction.
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Investigators and lawmakers have scrutinized the airplane maker's software system malfunction, from the original design to the training and safety certifications.
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Russia's RIA news agency cites an unnamed military source who says that a technical malfunction or pilot error was to blame.
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When the distribution of income spreads apart, a society begins to malfunction, affecting the mental health of everyone living within it.
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Kjos said he had tested the old and the new MCAS software "under a malfunction", saying the new system seemed foolproof.
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This news cycle included Lauer, who felt the need to address the wardrobe malfunction at the very beginning of their interview.
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That opening won't go so well if the computers malfunction when too many people crowd the aisles or move too quickly.
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Wardrobe malfunction: Harris, who comes from a working-class background, told Broadly last month that her campaign must watch every dollar.
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The images were captured using two visible and one near-infrared channel that are not affected by the cooling system malfunction.
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That same year, Minaj opened up on The Ellen DeGeneres Show about her wardrobe malfunction at the MTV Video Music Awards.
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" — Gwenji A Malfunction Is A Process"It was the first fancy dinner I ever went to with my friends. $21988/head.
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The malfunction may be small, but it's one of the first issues ULA has experienced after years of near-perfect spaceflight.
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The top was completely see-through with only strategically placed pockets covering her décolletage (re: a "wardrobe malfunction waiting to happen").
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Who can forget his last trip to the Super Bowl, in 2004, when Timberlake was responsible for Jackson's infamous "wardrobe malfunction"?
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The machines also crashed at a library polling place, a malfunction thought to have been caused by interference from a smartphone.
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The co-pilot misidentified the problem as a trim malfunction and tried to fix the problem incorrectly, according to the release.
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Kim Kardashian narrowly avoided a huge wardrobe malfunction while out to dinner and the opera Sunday night with Kanye in Rome.
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Some of them cautioned that it was impossible even to guess at every way that an e-mail system might malfunction.
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If your "therapist" goes offline or provides bad advice due to a malfunction, the consequences could range from irritating to lethal.
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The crash followed a malfunction identical to the one that had occurred on the previous day's flight, investigators told Bloomberg News.
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Conditions like high blood pressure, overactive thyroid, lung disease, viral infections and a malfunction of the heart's pacemaker can also contribute.
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"We explain to the community: 'No, it's a congenital malfunction, the cause is biological – it's malnutrition, maybe malaria, meningitis'," he said.
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"The longer you go without updating your phone and software, the longer your data is at risk for any malware malfunction."
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The 30,000 bpd Unit 29 gasoil fluidic catalytic cracking unit was shut early on Thursday following a malfunction, the sources said.
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GoPro says a power loss malfunction is the reason for the recall though it won't say how many experienced this error.
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More frequent and/or longer interruptions due to internal hardware malfunction or displacement impede efficiency and may result in equipment damage.
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Following her wardrobe malfunction at Bonnaroo, it appears she decided to go with a "less is more" approach to her outfit.
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Earlier in the week, Lipinski experienced an on-air wardrobe malfunction when the lining of her dress sneaked up her leg.
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Ken Bone - an undecided voter, but not an undecided dresser In reality, the look was the result of a wardrobe malfunction.
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The next morning, head still pounding from the engine malfunction, we set up a combat-operations center high on a hillside.
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If it were to malfunction, it would fall straight down, avoiding the drift that can put a drone in harm's way.
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A representative of the airline told Interfax that the plane had been checked before departure and no technical malfunction was found.
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Still, some Israeli analysts did not discount the possibility that the Iranian drone had crossed into Israel because of a malfunction.
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A spokeswoman added that there was no fire onboard and there was no earlier report of any malfunction with the airplane.
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The Takeaway: A premium, highly-engineered shoe that offers comfort and classic style while solving a very specific office-wardrobe malfunction.
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It was an MCAS malfunction that was widely blamed for the crashes, as the system forced the planes into steep dives.
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Stephen Conley, another scientist, said the initial readings from methane-detecting equipment in November made him think there was a malfunction.
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A major computer malfunction in February crippled traffic at Schiphol for hours, causing delays or cancellations on more than 100 flights.
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An uncovered malfunction in the air bags can reportedly cause them to explode and unleash shrapnel, potentially killing and injuring people.
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His idea, in contrast, contains feedback measures and sensors that would trigger alarms in case of malfunction or inadequate oxygen flow.
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Frozen embryos are not people, it told a couple whose embryos had been lost in a fertility clinic storage tank malfunction.
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Depression is usually described as a malfunction of brain chemistry that regulates mood and pleasure, especially the neurotransmitters serotonin and norepinephrine.
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Before this gets watered down or the word "vagina" gets censored out, here's my statement on this "wardrobe malfunction" b.s. pic.twitter.
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But all wasn't as it seemed, she later admits, as she suffered a minor wardrobe malfunction before she even entered the theater.
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Business Briefing The Internal Revenue Service says it has resolved a computer system malfunction and is again accepting electronically filed tax returns.
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According to the car company, they have not been made aware of any accidents or injuries related to the 2019 Ranger malfunction.
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Take 2: X-ray detecting instruments made it into orbit in 2005 but a helium leak caused the primary one to malfunction.
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He also suggested that in both fatal crashes, pilots did not "completely" follow the procedures that Boeing had outlined to prevent malfunction.
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Image: NASA/JPLIn late 2016, the drill used by NASA's Mars rover Curiosity began to malfunction due to an apparent mechanical failure.
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The star had to be rescued from a raised stage during a recent concert after a malfunction stranded her above the crowd.
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Things haven't been perfect for the probe—an October malfunction caused a setback that prevented the craft from reducing its orbital period.
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After stealing last year's red carpet with her thigh-high slit dress, Hadid captured attention again yesterday, suffering a minor wardrobe malfunction.
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Before Saturday's debate malfunction, it was Rubio's greatest source of political power and the key to his prospects in the Republican primary.
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These systems of lies malfunction in the open world, and Chernobyl is a timely reminder of how it can come apart completely.
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That means that just as your statutory rights to free repair are running out, you're getting hit with an intolerable display malfunction.
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Two astronauts, a Russian and an American, en route to the International Space Station, survived the malfunction of their Soyuz launch rocket.
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A two-day outage last week due to technological malfunction, however, was a timely reminder of just how young the system is.
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The report said this software system is a part of the emergency process that pilots would use to address an MCAS malfunction.
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The takeaway here is just use the stairs—not because it's healthier, but because stairs don't really have the option to malfunction.
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It was complex enough to do wild stuff, but simple enough that a little hack could make it malfunction in cool ways.
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The documents appear to rule out several possible causes as investigators found no evidence of malfunction in the locomotive, tracks or signals.
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After two exciting nights of competition — including a wardrobe malfunction that made headlines worldwide — the best ice dancing team has been revealed.
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He is the first to pull off the jump in the 42 years since Knievel's attempt was mired by a parachute malfunction.
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As his speakerphone continued to malfunction, what should have been a dry, pointless diplomatic photo op turned into a comedy of errors.
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But there are problems: Besides costing a fair amount, they can malfunction, and pose the obvious problem of causing nasty electric shocks.
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That's when the independent doctor robot declares Brady has a concussion and the malfunction won't allow him to return to the game.
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Demi Lovato wore a fierce see-through dress at the Grammy Awards, but that wasn't the item giving her a wardrobe malfunction.
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Lyft previously pulled its electric bikes off city streets nationwide back in April after a braking malfunction proved extremely dangerous to riders.
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The grand finals of Street Fighter at Evo 2015 were already wild, but the controller malfunction put the intensity through the roof.
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News of the malfunction first broke earlier this month, leaving hundreds of families wondering if their eggs and embryos had been lost.
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And there was an embarrassing background malfunction as the slogan "Building a Country That Works for Everyone" behind May started losing letters.
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NASA terminated a spacewalk outside the International Space Station (ISS) today due to a spacesuit malfunction with one of the American astronauts.
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Check out the video below from TMZ to see Lopez show us all how to handle a wardrobe malfunction like a pro.
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It's bombing, naturally, but what's the major malfunction of whoever even thinks that setting up such a thing is a good idea?
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An electrical malfunction in an air conditioning unit's power cord in the living room caused the fire, according to The Associated Press.
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Exxon's adjoining 560,500-barrel-per-day (bpd) Baytown refinery was unaffected by a transformer malfunction in the chemical plant, the sources said.
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The Mars Curiosity rover just took a nice long drive along the Martian surface, its longest after a computer malfunction in September.
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On days when the vending machines would malfunction, he would call everyone over and hit the numbers to hand out free sodas.
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The cause was determined to be a "non-suspicious" equipment malfunction, according to a tweet from the New York police's 114th Precinct.
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Yogurt is abundant in vitamins that can help decrease intestinal malfunction, which might help flu sufferers who are experiencing nausea or vomiting.
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They take well-known stories — like the O.J. Simpson case, or that one infamous wardrobe malfunction — and explain what the media missed.
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The Famous In Love star just stood up for Gomez when a fan shaded the "Bad Liar" singer over a wardrobe malfunction.
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What happened: Per the New York Times, a "website malfunction...essentially brought the nation's tax machinery to a halt" on Tax Day.
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In 2012, Matt Lauer talked about seeing Anne Hathaway's "wardrobe malfunction" on national television (complete with creepy wink wink nudge nudge): pic.twitter.
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Despite these edge cases of malfunction, or risks in marginal conditions, both airbags and ABS technologies enjoy a ubiquitous presence in cars.
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In a statement, the company explained that it tried to address some of the problems that made the Spark malfunction and fall.
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Coalition forces have sealed the area, Mr. Mahilawi said, adding that preliminary indications were that the helicopter suffered from a technical malfunction.
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In Broward County, the results displayed 212018 minutes before polls closed (a malfunction officials attributed to an employee pressing a button prematurely).
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Intelligence can be wrong or incomplete, the enemy can behave in ways you didn't anticipate, mechanical equipment can malfunction, and so on.
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He told the police the submarine had sunk because of a malfunction, but the authorities later determined the sinking had been deliberate.
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Not once did I experience a malfunction — this is not something I can say about the old tried and true M4 rifle.
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On Thursday, debris, a switch problem and a power malfunction caused subway delays in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens during the morning rush.
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She concluded later that the building was a gas chamber, and that a malfunction or some other intercession had saved her life.
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Fans are calling Meryl Streep and Helen Mirren "friendship goals" after Streep was seen assisting the British actress through a wardrobe malfunction.
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The IDP attributed the delay to a malfunction of software in an app that was developed to streamline the process this year.
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The Space Dilemma: On a 120-year journey to colonize a new planet, a malfunction means a passenger wakes up too early.
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About an hour earlier, the elevator at the new 86th Street stop had begun to malfunction, stranding passengers above and below ground.
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A signal malfunction at the height of the morning commute in New York City upends subway service from Brooklyn to the Bronx.
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What began as a minor train malfunction has stymied hundreds of thousands of commuters on four major transit systems in the Northeast.
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Delta Flight 6900 was traveling from Los Angeles to Shanghai when it reported an engine malfunction and made the emergency fuel dump.
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Delta Flight 89 was traveling from Los Angeles to Shanghai when it reported an engine malfunction and made the emergency fuel dump.
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This is the second malfunction reported this week at the refinery, which has three production units shut due a fire and leaks.
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Some critics also worry if the device could break down, whether due to malfunction or storms, and create even more ocean garbage.
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Russian investigators blamed that malfunction, which occurred as the first and second stages of a booster rocket separated, on a damaged sensor.
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Boeing's uncrewed CST-100 Starliner will not make it to the International Space Station after a serious, post-launch malfunction on Friday.
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On Tuesday's Desus & Mero, the hosts watched footage of the train's malfunction, which looked like a bonus scene from The Walking Dead.
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Vanessa Lachey and Maksim Chmerkovskiy didn't let anything get in their way on Monday's Dancing with the Stars — including a major wardrobe malfunction.
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Italian actor Raphael Schumacher is in a coma after an apparent prop malfunction during a weekend performance that resulted in his accidental hanging.
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Appearing to blame one person for the outage, McKenzie told 9 News the individual made an error after a node began to malfunction.
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Thousands of gallons of fire retardant were emitted Friday in a malfunction of a fire suppression system at the private hangar, officials said.
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Katy Perry had a mechanical malfunction during a Tennessee concert of her Witness world tour on Wednesday, leaving her stuck in the air.
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No publicly available report detailing the cause of the malfunction has been released, nor is it known if a report is even forthcoming.
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Amador says there was apparently a mechanical malfunction that prevented the 150-foot-long ship from stopping in time as it was docking.
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"The pilot reported a landing gear anomaly or a malfunction of the landing gear," NTSB air safety investigator Andrew Todd Fox told reporters.
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One plaintiff, Zixuan Rao, purchased a 15-inch MacBook Pro earlier this year only to have one of the keys start to malfunction.
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For two of the three crew members, it's a second chance, after a disastrous rocket malfunction cut short their last flight into space.
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Others store ballots on memory cards, which could be used to insert viruses that can cause the machines to malfunction or alter votes.
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Lawmakers and former government officials blamed an antiquated computer system that has deteriorated as a result of budget cuts for the tech malfunction.
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It's a deliberately small movie about social malfunction, bad parenting, good parenting, creativity, and fandom, and it doesn't hit a single cynical note.
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These are not symptoms of systemic malfunction; they are the products of a system that is working exactly as it is supposed to.
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The incident follows a Tuesday afternoon malfunction in which 19 people were stuck on an elevator and 23 were at the observation level.
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Flying over people is a tricky task; one malfunction could send the machine plummeting into a crowd, resulting in bodily injury or worse.
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Since early in the mission, an electrical malfunction has caused problems with the hammering mechanism, but drilling has proceeded in spite of that.
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Polyneuropathy, a symptom of the disease, is the simultaneous malfunction of peripheral nerves in the body resulting in tingling, numbness and kidney dysfunction.
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Six people were riding on a "flume" at the Thunder River Rapids Ride at Dreamworld theme park in Queensland when the malfunction occurred.
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Luckily, Jenner has her PhD in skin-baring fashion, and she was able to work her angles to narrowly avoid a wardrobe malfunction.
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The line was being run at tenth-speed so that Tesla could develop better safeguards in case of a malfunction or other accidents.
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There are also elastic snaps for the lights so that you can dance and twirl without having to worry about a wardrobe malfunction.
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The incident was upgraded to an "alert" after the fire damaged a power line that resulted in an equipment malfunction, Duke Energy said.
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In 2013, a suit malfunction caused water to flood the helmet of Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano, triggering an immediate abort of his spacewalk.
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It reiterated that, at that point, the car was not foolproof; it could malfunction and the human driver would have to take over.
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A battery malfunction was threatening to permanently damage both its business and its reputation: its mobile sales were down 15% by October 2016.
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One possibility, Mr. Bouillard said, might be a malfunction in the plane's cabin pressurization systems that could have caused the fuselage to rupture.
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Though the service has not released additional details, the wording of its statements may point to a parachute malfunction while inside the aircraft.
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Officials say the crash was more likely to have been caused by terrorism than a technical malfunction, but no group has claimed responsibility.
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When elevators malfunction, these residents are trapped in their homes for extended periods of time, cut off from the rest of the community.
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Durham County initially came to the conclusion following its own investigation in 2016 that the malfunction was likely caused by a human error.
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There was a slight malfunction of the wings—they weren't attaching properly to the Angel's back—so an alternate pair was brought in.
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As the technical malfunction continued, a frustrated Carey paced the stage, and pointed to the audience as she turned the microphone on them.
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But they also involve an array of cables, batteries and equipment that, like my drunken gimbal, can malfunction at just the wrong moment.
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The jet, registered as TC-KON, crashed after reporting a malfunction as it was taking off, the state-run news agency Anadolu said.
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In today's #FreeTheNipple news, we have an unexpected wardrobe malfunction that resulted in one girl experiencing the most memorable night of her life.
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Unfair, prone to malfunction, a restriction of human rights, harmful for European innovation: Upload filters are a bad idea in so many ways.
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The malfunction jeopardized the status of thousands of eggs and embryos inside, potentially crushing the dreams of hundreds of hopeful parents and families.
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The NFL had opted for innocuous arena-rock acts several years running, especially after Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson's widely derided wardrobe malfunction.
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Inevitably, the surveillance cameras will malfunction, stories of troubled past teams will be shared and strange voices and hallucinations will enter the picture.
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A Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) spokesperson told Bloomberg that the airport has known about the malfunction since about 4:20 p.m. EST.
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Karma's malfunction was due to a "basic battery retention issue," according to Woodman, who spoke with reporters at the Consumer Electronics Show today.
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Papadakis sustained a wardrobe malfunction during the short program that revealed her breast and seemed to leave the couple somewhat unnerved and guarded.
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Iran on Monday acknowledged a rocket explosion at its space center and blamed a technical malfunction for the incident, the Associated Press reported.
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Meryl Streep and Helen Mirren provided a heartwarming moment during the Golden Globes when Streep helped her fellow actress through a wardrobe malfunction.
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Theories include a military broadcast, a sound deflected off orbiting space junk, a malfunction, a yet-to-be-understood space phenomenon — and aliens.
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The malfunction on Saturday came at the beginning of a bank holiday weekend, when the number of travel bookings was higher than usual.
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Details: Jitendra Singh, minister of state for India's Department of Space, has not clarified the source of Vikram's fine braking malfunction, per NPR.
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Nike said it was an "isolated occurrence", but with March Madness starting this week, another wardrobe malfunction is the last thing Nike needs.
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After the host, Jimmy Fallon, opened the show with the taped "La La Land"-themed number, he became befuddled after a teleprompter malfunction.
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Electric bikes have returned to Citi Bike, after a braking malfunction led to their temporary removal from the nation's largest bike-share system.
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The service hasn't been fully restored but has seen "significant improvement" in performance, wrote Dexcom, which blamed the problem on a server malfunction.
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About a month ago, Alicea's generator had a massive malfunction that burned out all of the electrical outlets in use at the time.
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The dishwasher-sized robot smacked down into the lunar surface due to a technical glitch that caused the spacecraft's main engine to malfunction.
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The sensors can also malfunction if water pools around them and then freezes when the plane reaches a certain altitude, the engineers said.
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As the robots begin to malfunction, the technicians continue to exploit them rather than take them out of service to investigate potential flaws.
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And in 2004, Timberlake took the stage with Janet Jackson to perform "Rock Your Body," which ended in the infamous wardrobe malfunction dubbed "nipplegate."
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Cardi starting twerking in her bandeau top and cheetah-print skirt with completely open slits and thanks to Offset, she narrowly avoided a malfunction.
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None of the Medtronic publications, though, offer details about the 973,000 malfunction and harm reports the company lodged with the FDA over 10 years.
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The only time the company extracts data from the device, Philip Morris says, is when trying to figure out why there's been a malfunction.
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David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock She also narrowly avoided a wardrobe malfunction, almost tripping over the train on her gown in her Jimmy Choo heels.
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Around the same time as the Ohio incident, the Pacific Fertility Center in San Francisco also experienced a storage tank malfunction, according to CNN.
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After an encounter that yields an escaped roach, Stripe starts seeing humans instead of roaches and thinks it's a malfunction with his neural chip.
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Others noted the huge discrepancy between Levine's celebrated toplessness and how Janet Jackson's career stalled after a wardrobe malfunction exposed her nipple in 2004.
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"Suddenly the dress is just riding up," she said, envisioning an Oscar night wardrobe malfunction should the pop-up mic catch on her gown.
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But for reasons that scientists can't quite explain, the green-blooded skinks remain perfectly healthy—no cellular damage, no jaundice, and no liver malfunction.
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There's also a parachute — so the drone and its life-saving cargo can reach the ground safely in the event of a major malfunction.
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According to the EULCS rules, pauses are actually only allowed for three reasons: an unintentional disconnect, a hardware or software malfunction, and physical interference.
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A malfunction over the weekend at a Cleveland fertility clinic may have destroyed more than 2,000 stored eggs and embryos, affecting hundreds of families.
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But a malfunction caused them to lose control of the hose which flailed across the road before it could be brought under control. pic.twitter.
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Like the Galaxy S8 before it, this smartphone will not be getting the benefit of the doubt with any reports of malfunction or failure.
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A malfunction at a hydroelectric dam in eastern Venezuela plunged most of the country into darkness for days, paralysing hospitals and destroying food stocks.
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Lea Michele is not afraid of a dress with a plunging neckline or a high-slit—even if it means risking a wardrobe malfunction.
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Among other things, it's investigating possible connections to a thruster malfunction with a similar engine in Boeing's Intelsat 33e satellite, which launched in August.
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As the Internet immediately figured out ... those white Jordan 1 shoes on his feet were dropped in to cover up his, uhh ... wardrobe malfunction.
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Paul Scharre is concerned that autonomous systems might malfunction, perhaps because of badly written code or because of a cyber attack by an adversary.
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If the separators malfunction, which is what happened in the Samsung case, energy is redirected to the electrolytes and that, too, leads to fire.
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The woman once considered to be the world's heaviest passed away Monday due to complications from her weight, including heart disease and kidney malfunction.
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The savvy singer even managed to brush off a wardrobe malfunction while showing off her killer dance moves with Rowland and Williams on stage.
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She's also unafraid to speak her mind, like when she chastised Matt Lauer for asking her a sexist question about a supposed wardrobe malfunction.
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Polyneuropathy, a symptom of the disease, is the simultaneous malfunction of many peripheral nerves in the body resulting in tingling, numbness and kidney dysfunction.
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Another thousand were lost the same weekend, after a similar malfunction at an unrelated clinic across the country, Pacific Fertility Center in San Francisco.
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The day after the show aired there were a bunch of reports Kristin might have had a wardrobe malfunction right before the final bows.
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When RBS, a British bank, tried to upgrade its systems in 2012, a malfunction left many thousands of customers without access to their accounts.
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Hamilton said Boeing didn't "specifically" test an unintended activation of the system in a scenario with a malfunction of the angle-of-attack sensor.
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Interference may not only be direct cyberattacks but malign actors seizing the opportunity of any systems malfunction to undermine trust with social media campaigns.
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"In many centers across the country, voting machines did not work ... Voting operations were interrupted following the malfunction of voting machines," Fayulu told reporters.
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And in 2004, Timberlake took the stage with Janet Jackson to perform "Rock Your Body," which ended in the infamous wardrobe malfunction dubbed "nipplegate."
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The "pop" he heard was likely the window shattering in Row 14 after an engine malfunction shot pieces of metal shrapnel into the plane.
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I could not afford to waste a rare chance at a good Antarctic photo due to a camera malfunction in a distant penguin colony.
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I talk to people who are more upset when their computers or smartphones malfunction than if they have something seriously medically wrong with them.
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Apparently, there was a malfunction with the bathroom, forcing the crew to take baths with buckets for a couple weeks, according to NBC News.
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Chon ruled out other factors, including the pilot's mental state, aircraft malfunction or remote control of operation systems, as contributors to the aircraft's disappearance.
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Hours before a close flyby of Jupiter on Wednesday, NASA's Juno spacecraft experienced a malfunction that scrambled plans for peering deep into the planet.
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As the body's immune system shifts into high gear to battle the infection, the resulting inflammation may cause those organs to malfunction, he said.
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Recession fears and a liquidity crunch have crashed the stock market over the past month and caused parts of the bond market to malfunction.
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Coalition forces have sealed off the area of the crash, he said, adding that preliminary indications were that the helicopter had a technical malfunction.
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CPB did not immediately respond to a Gizmodo request for more information on the malfunction or when it expects the system to be fixed.
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Justin Timberlake's halftime show sought redemption after a 2004 performance remembered for Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction; a flu-stricken Pink sang the national anthem.
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That blast was caused by a malfunction in two gas canisters that powered the engine, officials were quoted as saying in local news reports.
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As I swerved up the slope trying to dodge a wave, my gears hopped and my chain busted — my only malfunction of the tour.
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Faulty data from sensors on the Lion Air plane may have caused the system, known as MCAS, to malfunction, authorities investigating that crash suspect.
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FAA sources tell TMZ Sports the Robinson R-44 chopper -- with McMahon and a pilot onboard -- conducted an emergency landing after an the malfunction.
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There, chronic pain, unlike the acute variety, was treated as a malfunction in perception, whether or not an ongoing physical cause had been identified.
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Iranian aviation officials, meanwhile, attributed the crash to an unknown technical malfunction and said the plane had started to turn back to the airport.
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If the three-hour-plus rain delay was not enough, there was a 213-minute delay for a light malfunction in the sixth inning.
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An airline staff member at Pyongyang airport told Xinhua the plane had suffered a "malfunction," but more investigations were needed to determine what happened.
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She claims innocence Natasha Lomas' chronicle of troubles at educational computer hardware startup pi-top, including a device malfunction that injured a U.S. student.
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Boeing's 737 historically have an outstanding safety record, and no potential causes -- including human error, random malfunction or terrorism -- have yet been ruled out.
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Villas-Boas: Tiny specks of dust, even maybe apparently just one or two specks could get underneath a key and cause it to malfunction.
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Two children aged 10 and 13 have survived the tragic Thunder River Rapids ride malfunction that killed four adults at Australia's Dreamworld theme park.
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It can be forced upon us by unexpected circumstances: an accident, a job loss, an illness or malfunction in a machine we rely on.
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He's wearing Spider-man-like adhesive gloves, which on cue begin to malfunction requiring him to perform risky acrobatic moves for our viewing pleasure.
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I'm still a little nervous that they'll abruptly power down in the middle of a run or malfunction in some other way, but we'll see.
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After suffering a major malfunction five years ago, the rejiggered space-based telescope continues to churn away, scanning the heavens for signs of distant worlds.
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Crew-members on the doomed Lion Air Flight 610 reportedly didn't know how to respond to the same malfunction when it occurred the next day.
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A tragic accident The specter of a catastrophic malfunction looms over Punkin Chunkin, much like the possibility of a deadly wreck haunts every NASCAR race.
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"I will never be over Beyoncé doing the entire Get Me Bodied extended dance break while simultaneously fighting off a wardrobe malfunction," wrote one fan.
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The airplane captain told passengers he had decided to land after the "malfunction of several electronic systems", but said there had been no security risk.
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In a exclusive clip from her upcoming EPIX documentary, Serena, Serena Williams laughs off a wardrobe malfunction that would leave others red in the face.
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Cardi B didn't let a little wardrobe malfunction get in the way of an epic performance at the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival on Sunday night.
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According to EHang's website, in the case of malfunction or connection problems the drones are programmed to immediately land in the closest possible safe area.
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About 6107 seconds later, he noticed an alert on his flight display — IAS DISAGREE — which meant that the flight computer had detected a sensor malfunction.
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Far from being a malfunction, they see depression as partly or even largely a function, a necessary signal that our needs are not being met.
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And while extreme weather can certainly be hazardous, modern-day turbulence-related accidents are usually combined with other factors, like pilot error or a malfunction.
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A malfunction with this system, where it appeared to activate based on faulty readings from a flight sensor, is the suspected cause of both crashes.
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If it wasn't for the magic of editing, Armie Hammer's wardrobe malfunction while filming Call Me By Your Name would make the movie X-rated.
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The impact of the malfunction on production at the 275,000 barrel per day (bpd) joint-venture refinery was unclear on Tuesday night, the sources said.
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And she's modeled in the brand's ad campaigns and runway shows, memorably giving designer Donatella Versace a high-five after a wardrobe malfunction in one.
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The global Max fleet was grounded in March following two fatal crashes a malfunction of the plane's automated flight-control system, called MCAS, was implicated.
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Takata airbags were included in more than 200 million vehicles from 14 different automakers and at least 10 deaths have been linked to the malfunction.
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Engineers need to come up with clear rules for navigating difficult situations so the robots don't get confused and malfunction or select the wrong decision.
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But a cyberattack isn't needed to weaken the public's trust in an election's outcome — a malfunction can also inflict the same kind of civic damage.
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The company confirmed an upset, or malfunction, resulting from the quake but said it did not result in any "known spills or releases" or injuries.
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It's great to have something to distract you from the fact that you're trapped in a cylindrical metal prison that could malfunction at any moment.
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Some kind of malfunction has caused your suit to use oxygen to power your thrusters, so whenever you propel yourself forward, vital air is depleted.
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Is it that the phone was opened or that when opened, someone tampered with the phone in a way that cause a defect or malfunction?
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Ardent Leisure has been under pressure since Oct 2016 after a malfunction in a ride resulted in four casualties at Dreamworld, Australia's biggest theme park.
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It's possible that devices didn't malfunction in the study because the car batteries, electric motors and other components have electromagnetic shielding, Lennerz said by email.
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The 110,000-bpd FCCU reduced production first because of maintenance and then due to a malfunction at Lyondell's Channelview, Texas chemical complex, the sources said.
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The series is inspired by the late Michael Crichton's 1973 film in which a future-world amusement park's lifelike robots malfunction and start murdering guests.
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But the hospital says the alarm was off, so an alert was never issued when an apparent malfunction caused temperatures in the tank to rise.
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The taboo begins to malfunction, and the prohibited action subtly shifts in status, sliding between categories—always punish the perpetrator becomes sometimes punish the perpetrator.
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When they malfunction (trap heat, slip down, give you nasty blisters) there are few irritants that can compete in killing your mood or performance faster.
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The Seattle Times said that regulators didn't think that pilots could act as a safeguard if the plane's systems were to malfunction or cause problems.
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These portals must prove that investors' funds are protected from theft or computer malfunction, and nobody is engaged in unethical acts of pay-to-play.
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PASSENGERS Don't you hate it when you're on a 203-year flight to a new life on a new planet and the hibernation pods malfunction?
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After riding the scooter for a few minutes, one of the scooter that I rented was not working properly due to malfunction of the brakes.
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The GPS units allegedly regularly malfunction, fail to charge, or die completely, but customers must still pay a rental fee on even a nonfunctional device.
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A Burevestnik cruise missile could easily malfunction and spread radiation over a wide area that Russia did not intend to hit, potentially even Russia itself.
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Asked whether he believed American pilots would have been able to handle a malfunction of the software, Mr. Calhoun asked to speak off the record.
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The halftime show features Justin Timberlake performing on a Super Bowl stage for the first time since the "wardrobe malfunction" with Janet Jackson in 2004.
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Mr. Stanley testified that he had unintentionally shot Mr. Boushie in the back of the head when his semiautomatic pistol experienced a rare mechanical malfunction.
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Offset looked at ease on the runway, but Cardi B's rival, Nicki Minaj, had a wardrobe malfunction at the Daily Front Row's Fashion Media Awards.
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NBC received mostly praise for its handling of this week's debates, despite a microphone malfunction on Wednesday that briefly brought the proceedings to a halt.
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The warning light notifies pilots of a disagreement in the sensors that measure which direction the plane is pointed, a potential sign of a malfunction.
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Naval Special Warfare (NSW) received the first Sig Sauer pistol deliveries in 1989 after a SEAL experienced a dangerous malfunction while shooting the Beretta M9.
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The first season ends with virtually every character dying in a giant fecal explosion when the safety systems malfunction at a pig shit management facility.
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Still Processing This week, in light of Justin Timberlake's coming Super Bowl halftime appearance, we revisit his infamous 2004 "wardrobe malfunction" performance with Janet Jackson.
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The Iowa Democratic Caucus descended into chaos on Monday when the reported malfunction of a new app meant to streamline the process led to problems.
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Lyft had previously been forced to ground its fleet of e-bikes in New York and Washington, DC after a braking malfunction injured several riders.
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Iranian officials initially blamed a technical malfunction for the crash, something backed by Ukrainian officials before they said they wouldn't speculate amid an ongoing investigation.
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The regulatory agency said at the time that it received more than 200,85033 complaints following the "wardrobe malfunction" at the Super Bowl 38 halftime show.
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Another clinic The equipment malfunction at the fertility clinic in Cleveland that same weekend affected about 700 families, University Hospitals reported in a statement Thursday.
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"It is like Janet Jackson all over again," whispered one editor (rather admiringly), referring to Ms. Jackson's infamous wardrobe malfunction at the 2004 Super Bowl.
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Sadly, a lot of that effort was wasted thanks to the furor over the "wardrobe malfunction" presented at halftime by Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake.
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Samsung, like any vendor in every sector that has ever had a recall, cannot promise that its products will never again suffer from a malfunction.
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In order to void the warranty without violating federal law, the manufacturer must prove that the modifications you made directly led to a hardware malfunction.
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Even if the drone does fly as intended this time, recovering from a total recall due to a dangerous power malfunction isn't an easy lift.
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The inspection of the limousine that crashed turned up several violations at the time, including anti-lock brake malfunction indicators and inoperative or defective windshield wipers.
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But malfunction Mr. Rubio did, in a disastrous debate performance that sent his popularity plunging and relegated him to fifth place in the primary on Tuesday.
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Through March, Medtronic says, it logged more than 50,000 instances of harm or malfunction, with more than one problem reported for some of the 35,000 cases.
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The ruling is the latest development in a case brought by a couple who lost three embryos in a fertility clinic storage tank malfunction last year.
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The country star, 54, tells PEOPLE her last major wardrobe malfunction involved the item of clothing, and nearly derailed a performance in front of 16,000 fans.
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CNN, citing unidentified U.S. Navy officials, said early indications suggested the collision was caused by a steering malfunction as the warship approached the Strait of Malacca.
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A lot of people, unaware of the malfunction, think the incompletion of the dunk is intentional and a critique on water usage and droughts in California.
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In humans, an overabundance of biliverdin in the circulatory system and tissues triggers jaundice, a medical condition that causes yellowing of the skin and liver malfunction.
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It used to take a Superbowl-sized wardrobe malfunction to get the inside scoop on which stars were hiding nipple piercings under their red-carpet gowns.
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North thought it might have to do with a hardware malfunction, but it righted itself the next day without me having to swap out the unit.
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Russia's Mars 96 mission, launched in November 1996, was also slated to make seismic measurements, but because of a rocket malfunction, it fell back to Earth.
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After trying to help Fifth Harmony member Dinah Jane Hansen with a wardrobe malfunction during a concert in Buenos Aires, Becky G was removed by security.
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Before Facebook had a reputation for malfunction and neglect, Washington regulators approved two game-changing acquisitions for the company: Instagram in 2012 and Whatsapp in 2014.
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One of SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsules — the company's vehicle designed to fly NASA astronauts into space — experienced a malfunction during ground testing in Florida on Saturday.
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Voters started turning up early in the morning and some had to wait for about 15 minutes due to a malfunction in the electronic voting machine.
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And luckily, the 25-year-old star only tripped and was able to catch herself before hitting the carpet — or falling victim to a wardrobe malfunction.
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Technology could still malfunction, and it's possible that astronauts will get thrown off track simply by being in a place that we know very little about.
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Aging happens at every level within the body, explained Rocca, so when the cells and the organs start to malfunction, sign and symptoms of diseases appear.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - An electrical malfunction triggered flaring on Tuesday at Royal Dutch Shell Plc's Deer Park, Texas, refining and petrochemical complex, Gulf Coast market sources said.
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Its new model, currently called the SwagTron, has a host of safety features all designed to address the possibility of a malfunction, overheating and even fire.
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A preliminary report into the earlier disaster, which killed 189 passengers and crew, said that pilots struggled to maintain control following an equipment malfunction (see article).
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A malfunction could potentially send the plane into a nosedive, matching up with reports that the Ethiopian Airlines flight's captain reported serious issues shortly after takeoff.
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The United Launch Alliance's next rocket launch has been delayed indefinitely, as the company continues to investigate an engine malfunction that occurred on its last flight.
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In recent weeks, the man who made the electric chair that Zagorski is set to be executed in told ABC News he's concerned it will malfunction.
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He told me that one bone was misplaced in my right wrist and that caused malfunction in the wrist, and that also caused irritation and inflammation.
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While accepting her 2016 People's Choice Award for Favorite Dramatic Actress on Wednesday night, the star almost experienced a wardrobe malfunction when she got on stage.
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When the model experienced an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction while walking the runway during Milan Fashion Week yesterday, she didn't even come close to losing her cool.
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In The Matrix, instances of deja vu portend some oncoming calamity caused by a systemic malfunction, and that's exactly where I believe the US is headed.
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Ford is recalling about 271,000 0003-14 F-150 pickups with 3.5-liter V-6 engines because the brakes may malfunction, the automaker said on Wednesday.
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Her supermodel sis experienced a major wardrobe malfunction on the Versace runway — and shook it off with a smile and a high-five from Donatella herself.
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Each were awoken decades before they were supposed to arrive at their destination, and are left to deal with the ship as it begins to malfunction.
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Units at the refinery were operating at between 50% and 70% of their capacity after SRU 3 was shut due to a malfunction, the sources said.
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The US Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall of more than 40 million Kidde disposable fire extinguishers Thursday, saying they may malfunction during an emergency.
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The fracas over South Korea's airspace on Tuesday was attributed to a "device malfunction" from its aircraft, Russian officials reportedly said to the South Korean government.
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Lyft pulled its electric bikes from New York, Washington DC, and San Francisco earlier this year after a brake malfunction sent some riders over the handlebars.
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Lineker is one wardrobe malfunction away from flashing his knackers on national television, and Wrighty could not be more amused by the situation if he tried.
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Honda's response "I'm not certain at this point if we're talking about an equipment malfunction or some type of other user error possibly," Chief Isaac said.
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A second knockdown, although this time his opponent got up quickly, adjusting his trunks as if the fall had been nothing more than a wardrobe malfunction.
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Versace casts only the best models, and clearly the most professional ones, too: Gigi Hadid experienced a wardrobe malfunction as soon as she hit the runway.
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During its investigation of the Taurus XL failures, NASA's Launch Services Program (LSP) isolated the malfunction to the aluminum joint materials that had failed to break.
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The Secretary of State's office maintains that this issue is "not due to a malfunction with the machine" but rather is a result of user error.
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The foursome was playing the Spectrum Center Saturday in Charlotte when, during the dance break for "Hot Boy" ... Tamika had a wardrobe malfunction of epic proportions.
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If you've ever experienced jet lag, you've felt the acute effect of a circadian malfunction—that sluggishness happens when your body thinks you should be sleeping.
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As for the wardrobe malfunction here, she clearly doesn't seem to mind how tightly the wet dress clings to her body -- and, frankly, neither do we.
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Authorities took days to admit what happened, first spreading disinformation to the public before conceding that there was some kind of malfunction with a nuclear reactor.
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Since the Ethiopian Airlines crash, airlines worldwide have grounded their Max fleets, amid concerns over the apparent propensity of MCAS to malfunction when fed erroneous data.
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Investigations found that the pilots on both flights struggled to control a malfunction in the automated maneuvering system that forced the planes' noses toward the ground.
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Internal correspondence and official documents from the WFRC reveal internal strife and a decline in facility conditions to the point of malfunction and danger to personnel.
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Many local precincts in New Hampshire use electronic machines to count paper ballots, but poll workers are trained to manually tabulate votes if the machines malfunction.
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Iran's position: Iranian aviation officials, meanwhile, attributed the crash to an unknown technical malfunction and said the plane had started to turn back to the airport.
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For example, when the USS Harry S. Truman suffered an electrical malfunction in August, its strike group deployed without it, forming a surface action group instead.
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An unusual equipment malfunction during the Wild Card game between the Minnesota Vikings and New Orleans Saints may have hurt a big drive by the Vikings.
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The inspection of the limousine that crashed had turned up several violations, including some involving anti-lock brake malfunction indicators and inoperative or defective windshield wipers.
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In 2004, Justin Timberlake ripped a key piece of Ms. Jackson's costume during a Super Bowl halftime performance, thrusting the word "wardrobe malfunction" into everyday language.
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Benny Layne, on whose property the truck landed, said the crossing arms had been known to malfunction, sometimes coming down even though no train was approaching.
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One rider died in 2015 after an electrical malfunction filled the L'Enfant Plaza station with smoke, leaving a train full of passengers stranded in a tunnel.
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While they normally help the body fight off infections, they are believed to malfunction and contribute to central nervous system damage in people with multiple sclerosis.
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On top of these, the devices could malfunction when doctors communicated with or programmed them, something the company never mentioned in its updates, the researchers note.
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Perhaps the most famous source of FCC complaints was Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" during her performance with Justin Timberlake at the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show.
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The complexity of more modern-day decisions can sometimes cause our Bayesian reasoning to malfunction, especially when something we really care about is on the line.
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On Thursday, Tesla issued a voluntary recall for Model X SUVs built between October 2016 and August 2017, to address a potential second-row seat malfunction.
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The best Super Bowl halftime shows leave indelible memories, be it a notorious wardrobe malfunction, that goofy Left Shark, or every last second of Beyoncé's two appearances.
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Per Engadget, JAXA's original SS-783 launch with the same objective ended in failure in January 2017 when a technical malfunction prevented its second stage from activating.
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Whatever technical malfunction apparently blew the launch was not immediately revealed, though according to Route 66 News, Hughes believes a faulty seal may have thwarted the launch.
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The electrical malfunction of the heart, leading to arrhythmia, can often be avoided if the heart receives an electrical shock from an automatic external defibrillator, or AED.
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READ: Manafort shared internal polling data with alleged Russian spy during campaign, according to court filing Mueller's documents were also heavily redacted — and those did not malfunction.
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Abraham suffered a wardrobe malfunction when she accidentally flashed the photographers after her dress opened up to reveal she was going completely commando underneath the sexy dress.
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While Jenner jokingly implied on Friday that her risqué fashion choice was a wardrobe malfunction, on Saturday, she left no doubt that her braless statement was purposeful.
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Khloé never met a plunging neckline or mini hemline she didn't like, so of course we had to ask her if she ever fears a wardrobe malfunction.
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Here they are, ranked: Devices may be compromised or malfunction and display "unexpected operating conditions," ie, a Roomba speeding around your house much faster than what's safe.
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French actress Laure Calamy's enthusiastic Cancan rendition made headlines on the second night of the festival, when she suffered a wardrobe malfunction on the Palais des Festivals.
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" The company also noted that for the time being humans would supervise the autonomous robots "to secure the operations and to track any malfunction in real-time.
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The fact that the satellite is still sending out messages about its activities suggests that the scientific payload and operations has been unaffected by the communications malfunction.
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" Meanwhile, Vu claimed in a separate statement that the fault was "not an issue of Vu Television but it was software malfunction of the Google Home App.
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India's premier rocket failed to put a navigation satellite into orbit during a launch this morning, after some unknown malfunction prevented the satellite from leaving the vehicle.
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Attending as many red carpets as big-name stars (like Halle Berry) does means its only a matter of time before they inevitably suffer a wardrobe malfunction.
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Ishee was preparing for a project that sought to cure hyperuricemia in Dalmatians—a common liver malfunction that frequently results in kidney stones, bladder stones or gout.
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They can contain serious security holes, and if a purely electronic system like the Hart eSlate does malfunction, there's no paper record to check the votes against.
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China's General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) said that under certain situations the ABS system could malfunction, raising the risk of collision and injury.
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I wondered if we were pushing too hard because the feeding tube — with its formula to blend, syringes to clean, equipment sure to malfunction at 1 a.m.
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Dave Franco saved the day as wife Alison Brie just barely avoided a wardrobe malfunction while posing on the red carpet at the 2019 Golden Globe Awards.
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In fact, Phobos-Grunt returned quite a bit sooner, after a catastrophic launch malfunction sent the space probe plummeting back into Earth's atmosphere shortly after reaching orbit.
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Hudson nearly suffered a major wardrobe malfunction after she swapped out one elegantly edgy white cutout gown for another, the second one with a mile-high slit.
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The accident came hours after an American Airlines Boeing 767 was forced to abort its takeoff at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport because of an engine-related malfunction.
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If your body cannot maintain its internal temperature, all body systems will start to malfunction and cause heart problems and loss of consciousness, to name a few.
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The attorneys general say one of the main reasons the settlement notice falls short is that it does not describe what can happen if the guns malfunction.
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News, the comedian jokes about the time she had a wardrobe malfunction involving a faux designer bag in front of her Girls Trip costar, Jada Pinkett Smith.
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It looks like Bella and Gigi had a great time, even if they weren't expecting the hotel to get struck by lightning and having the elevator malfunction.
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The more checks and balances we have in place (such as paper backup trails and audits), the greater our ability to withstand tampering or just general malfunction.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - An Iraqi army helicopter crashed due to a technical malfunction during a routine flight on Tuesday, killing all nine crew members, a military spokesman said.
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Officials say a freezer malfunction at an Ohio fertility clinic that resulted in the loss of thousands of eggs and embryos was likely caused by human error.
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The history of the Super Bowl halftime show was altered again in 2004 by another member of the Jackson family, when Janet had her infamous wardrobe malfunction.
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Recently, California's Department of Motor Vehicles ruled that self-driving vehicles would still need to have a human driver behind the wheel, in case of software malfunction.
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Bringin' Justin back Justin Timberlake will be our halftime entertainment at the next Super Bowl, his first appearance since 2004's infamous "wardrobe malfunction" with Janet Jackson.
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"The submarine surfaced and reported a malfunction, which is why its ground command ordered it to return to its naval base at Mar del Plata," he said.
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An alleged incursion into South Korea's airspace on Tuesday was down to a "device malfunction" from its aircraft, Russian officials reportedly said to the South Korean government.
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On Wednesday, Lesh blamed bad gasoline for the malfunction, saying he had siphoned particulate matter out of the gas but thinks he didn't get all of it.
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In the case of this most recent incident, Bartholomew says that the nerves and neurons that send messages to the muscles and the brain began to malfunction.
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I want story events where civilians reject prosthetic limbs, where they break and malfunction, where their experiences with illness and disability are as disparate as our own.
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Should a player's equipment malfunction in the middle of a match, Zangari, or the player, has 20 minutes to fix the chair or the player must default.
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Captain Balbi said there was no evidence that a battery malfunction, which the captain of the San Juan reported shortly before the submarine went silent on Nov.
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The same capsule will again launch on top of a Falcon 9 rocket, but the flight will simulate a malfunction in the rocket high in the atmosphere.
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Experts argue this not only makes voting machines more likely to malfunction but also vulnerable to security exploits that could be addressed with new equipment and software.
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After all, if a robot makes a car part that's altered just few milimeters from its original design, it could cause the vehicle to malfunction and crash.
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What's more, device makers frequently skirt rules requiring them to report publicly all incidents of malfunction, injury or illness — often through mechanisms that the F.D.A. itself created.
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Her illness caused her bone marrow — the body's nursery for the genesis of blood cells — to malfunction, and so her blood counts would collapse every two weeks.
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American GPS satellites, the Chinese BeiDou constellation, Russia's GLONASS, and Europe's Galileo all have satellites circling below geosynchronous orbit and are all vulnerable to attack or malfunction.
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While the protagonist, Zoey (Jane Levy), a young coder in San Francisco, is in the middle of getting an MRI, an earthquake causes the machine to malfunction.
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CALIDORE STRING QUARTET, MAY 18 In the closing stretch of the Calidore Quartet's atmospheric reading of Ligeti's String Quartet No. 1, the cello suddenly seemed to malfunction.
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The Federal Security Service offered several theories to explain the crash: low-quality fuel, pilot error, foreign objects getting sucked into the engine or a technical malfunction.
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Cleidocranial dysplasia Cleidocranial dysplasia is an inherited condition which causes a malfunction of the RUNX2 gene responsible for triggering development and maintenance of teeth, bones and cartilage.
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It's curious, though, that 2020 marks the 16th year since Janet Jackson's 2004 performance with Justin Timberlake and the infamous "wardrobe malfunction" that almost killed Jackson's career.
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Boeing: The company underestimated the chaos a software malfunction in the 737 Max could cause in the cockpit, a U.S. agency's review of two fatal crashes found.
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Reuters reported, citing five anonymous security sources, that Western intelligence agencies believe the plane had suffered a technical malfunction and not been brought down by a missile.
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It was an MCAS malfunction that caused the two planes involved in the crashes to go into steep and unrecoverable dives, killing a total of 346 people.
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Alonzo had been given more money to stay an hour later, and the sensors on the alarm system had been tinkered with so that it wouldn't malfunction.
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" The investigator recommended that pilots undergo remedial training and that the investigation be closed, as it had revealed "no gross personnel errors nor evidence of equipment malfunction.
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After a sound malfunction caused a break in the show, a flood of people rushing towards the exits created a bottleneck in the crowd, and eventual stampede.
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He was quoted as saying by Interfax news agency that manned space flights would be suspended until an investigation into the causes of the malfunction is completed.
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He said the fact that a PG&E equipment malfunction sparked the fire "had been, essentially, admitted" by the utility in a December 2018 report to state regulators.
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While the technicians freaked out over yet another "malfunction," I was able to escape, having earned extra points for an accidental kill and for never blowing my cover.
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Shortly after the recall, the FDA and Medtronic made a deal to keep reports about the widely used device's malfunction incidents -- now totaling 50,000 -- shielded from public scrutiny.
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PK insists that he was extremely uncomfortable and found it inappropriate to make Erika aware of her malfunction; but he admittedly enjoyed the view and wouldn't stop looking.
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Abraham denies that her wardrobe malfunction was on purpose and says she did not know that she had flashed her private parts until after the night was over.
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This past Sunday night, he was watching at home in California's Castro Valley when a story came on about a tank malfunction at a fertility clinic in Cleveland.
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Incarceration rates are rising in the rural US. And Georgia's voting systems have no backup means of audit if the state's digital systems malfunction (or are, say, hacked).
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On Sunday night, in the same city where Janet Jackson suffered her infamous 2004 wardrobe malfunction, Teigen accidentally brought "nipplegate" back to the Super Bowl all over again.
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But once the star caught wind of the malfunction, she put rumors to rest — and explained that she was in fact wearing nude underwear under the white gown.
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The planet-discovering Kepler spacecraft, which launched in 2009 and has already "died" once after a 733 malfunction, continued chugging onward, discovering new planets as a rebranded K2.
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Helmet cam footage from a skydiver captured an intense crash landing after a mechanical malfunction forced the plane to the ground near Lodi airport in California on Thursday.
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For an awards show that's been surprisingly free of politics — save for Paris Jackson's speech against white nationalism — Cardi B's support for Kaepernick is sweet, wardrobe malfunction aside.
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The FasciaBlaster has prompted 62 reports of injury and product malfunction submitted to the FDA since October 2016, with complaints that include bruising, weight gain, and digestive issues.
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As its fashion's biggest night and the glitziest red carpet on the calendar, the Met Gala is probably the worst place on earth to experience a wardrobe malfunction.
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According to CNN, which first reported the news, the duo were forced to return to Ronald Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Virginia, Thursday afternoon after the helicopter malfunction.
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Taylor Swift opened up to her fans during a concert this weekend, but not in her lyrics ... more like her stream of consciousness during a brief stage malfunction.
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What caused the elevator to malfunction is unclear, but the woman was in stable condition after being rescued Monday morning and has since been released from the hospital.
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He was diagnosed at 8 months old with IPEX syndrome, a rare condition that causes the immune system to malfunction and attack the body's own tissues and organs.
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If you're old enough, you probably still remember Timberlake's performance with Janet Jackson that will go down in history as the most memorable wardrobe malfunction of all time.
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Long before his and Jackson's wardrobe malfunction at the Super Bowl, from 1999 to 2002, Timberlake was one half of the most mythical pairing in pop music history.
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It's already been a busy weekend for the company's media department, issuing multiple statements in the wake of reports that users' replacement handsets have also begun to malfunction.
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She never let criticism of her earnestness get her down, and she put Matt Lauer in his place when he asked a sexist question about her wardrobe malfunction.
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Audi already recalled 390,000 vehicles affected by coolant-pump malfunction in North America in late January, the spokesman said, about a third of the 1.1 million cars affected.
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The blast caused the spacecraft to lose its ability to generate water and power within three hours of this malfunction, and the astronauts' oxygen stores were lost, too.
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Samsung is still trying to remove all Note 7s affected with battery malfunction from circulation, but as Walt notes, some customers are going through obstacles trying return them.
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It was also forthcoming in its admission that while it didn't know what was causing the battery malfunction, it would not rest until the actual cause was discovered.
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Read more: 0003 of Ivanka Trump's most expensive looksAfter photos of the wardrobe malfunction surfaced online, many began to compare Trump's sleeves to everything from plants to dinosaurs.
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In late August, the Truman aircraft carrier experienced an "electrical malfunction within the ship's electrical distribution system requiring analysis and repair," a US Fleet Forces Command spokesman, Capt.
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But the officials could not determine whether the fire thought to have caused the crash had been set off by a mechanical malfunction or by a malicious act.
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The company is issuing an update that should address the malfunction by allowing users to disable the feature that lets them remotely preheat their oven from their phone.
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Drivers could become lulled into taking their eyes off the road and hands off the wheel, and be unable to retake control if the software and sensors malfunction.
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During last year's event, Carey had a rare musical meltdown that included an audio track malfunction while she was reportedly lip-syncing to some of her biggest hits.
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Michael Gilchrist is an engineer and co-owner of PlaneGard, a maker of a case meant to contain the fire and smoke if a battery starts to malfunction.
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Pooley and Socolow consider Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction at the 2004 Super Bowl far more significant in the history of broadcast regulations than The War of the Worlds.
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The elder Trump sat in the audience for his son's remarks, clapping occasionally but appearing to express displeasure as the large screen behind Eric Trump appeared to malfunction.
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If CPR, shorthand for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is immediately applied when an electrical malfunction causes a person's heart to stop, chances of survival, although small, are doubled or tripled.
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But according to HuffPost, Moonves "was convinced it wasn't a malfunction, but rather an intentional bid to stir up controversy," and systematically damaged Jackson's career because of it.
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Gigi Hadid strutted her stuff down the runway in her bare feet, but she wasn't making a fashion statement ... she was just chugging along after a wardrobe malfunction!!!
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A clock malfunction gave upset-minded Boston College two possessions under its own basket in the game's final 3.1 seconds to try to pull off another improbable win.
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But Ukrainian officials say it's too early to determine the cause, and Ukraine's embassy in Iran retracted a statement that also attributed the crash to an engine malfunction.
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After receiving reports about autothrottle misfires that did not lead to accidents, a Boeing review board determined that if a malfunction occurred, pilots would recognize it and intervene.
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Jim Burch, interim president of the National Police Foundation, expressed concern the bill could penalize officers for situations out of their control, such as if body cameras malfunction.
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If you want a model for how the Trump-Putin administration is likely to function (or malfunction), it's helpful to recall what happened during the Bush-Cheney years.
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The crew who flew a Lion Air Boeing 737 Max 8 plane the day before it crashed figured out how to stop a malfunction and save the flight.
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"If this occurs, the customer may observe a malfunction indicator light, inaccurate or erratic fuel gauge indication, drivability concerns or loss of motive power," a statement from Ford reads.
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But let's be honest, it's not like they'd do any better than the vehicle's automatic programming, which supposedly lands the drone in any case of malfunction or mechanical failure.
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Kristin Cavallari had a feeling she was going to have a wardrobe malfunction on the red carpet at the 2018 iHeartRadio Much Music Video Awards in Toronto Sunday night.
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Due to a malfunction in the young wolf&aposs GPS collar, the researchers couldn&apost determine if the animal eventually returned to the exclusion zone or remained outside permanently.
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These are giant chutes that the pilot can deploy to allow the entire plane to drift to the ground safely in the event of malfunction or loss of control.
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For two years before it was discovered, it caused an estimated 103,000 Iranian centrifuges to malfunction and destroy themselves, setting back Iranian nuclear research by a year or more.
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The theories With little physical evidence, the possibilities about the plane remain wide open, from a bomb to a mechanical malfunction to pilot error or even an intentional crash.
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Officials Saturday night were uncertain about what exactly happened, if there were multiple incoming missiles or if there was a malfunction with the radar detection system on the destroyer.
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The Fukushima Daini Nuclear Plant, which was taken offline after the 2011 earthquake, suffered a temporary malfunction in the system that cools a spent nuclear fuel rod storage pool.
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Last month, an engine burn that would have brought the Jupiter-orbiting spacecraft into a low-altitude orbit was delayed following a malfunction with a pair of helium valves.
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If the rocket carrying the capsule were to suddenly malfunction on the launchpad or after takeoff, the engines would fire, propelling the Starliner and its passengers away to safety.
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The narrative isn't the product of any single malfunction, but rather the result of overhyped marketing, deficiencies in operating with deep learning and GPUs and intensive data preparation demands.
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We could go on and on there's one thing we know for certain: He already mastered the art of avoiding a complete wardrobe malfunction — by wearing underwear (smart move!).
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In many cases, scientists already know—thanks to Friston's neuroimaging methods—which regions of the brain tend to malfunction in different disorders and which signals tend to be disrupted.
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Six people were injured after a ride malfunction caused roller coaster cars to derail, ejecting two passengers and stranding eight other riders at the Boardwalk in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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Seoul said earlier on Wednesday that an unidentified Russian military attache working in the South Korean capital had expressed deep regret and blamed an equipment malfunction for the incident.
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For example, perhaps a posthuman civilization running simulations self-destructs in a nuclear conflagration, or a lab assistant accidentally spills coffee on computer hardware, thereby causing it to malfunction.
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Old machines are dangerous for many reasons; they simply malfunction more often, and they sometimes depend on hardware that is so old that replacements are no longer being manufactured.
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The camera falls on its side — but instead of a visual streak from a camera malfunction, we instead watch as water steadily peppers the lens, splash by inexorable splash.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... authorities have reviewed footage from a camera mounted on Grant's paramotor, and it appears a change in the updraft caused the parachute to malfunction.
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These devices allow you to create a PIN number and string of recovery keywords that you can even use on a separate device in case of a hardware malfunction.
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The inspection of the 2001 Ford Excursion limousine that crashed had turned up several violations, including some involving anti-lock brake malfunction indicators and inoperative or defective windshield wipers.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that Boeing's assumption in designing MCAS was that, in the event of a malfunction, pilots would be able to respond properly within four seconds.
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Les Moonves, the chairman and CEO of CBS, reportedly sought to undercut Janet Jackson's career after the star's infamous wardrobe malfunction during the network's 85033 Super Bowl halftime show.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp's Baytown, Texas, chemical plant returned to normal operations on Tuesday after a malfunction in the polypropylene production area, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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His campaign's most memorable moment was a disastrous one: a debate malfunction while under fire from Chris Christie that doomed him to fifth place in the New Hampshire primary.
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"The machine didn't work for a few minutes on a piece of the wall," Michele recalls, referring to a momentary malfunction of the mechanism to animate the acrylic sequins.
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The carriers currently in a non-deployable state are undergoing maintenance, in or preparing for a mid-life overhaul, recovering from a malfunction, or dealing with new construction issues.
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Not only did I throw shade on its prospects in my column this week, but another report of a malfunction with its Autopilot driving system came in from China.
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SpaceIL said a manual command entered into the spacecraft's computer led to a technical glitch that caused the spacecraft's main engine to malfunction, rendering it unable to slow down.
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To protect against a malfunction that might cause the robotics to go haywire, the arm was designed to stop whenever it crossed an invisible perimeter of a few feet.
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In 2014, Toyota paid $1.2 billion to settle a criminal investigation stemming from allegations that its executives concealed for seven years a malfunction that caused vehicles to accelerate uncontrollably.
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After all, this series is based on a movie about a theme park where the robots malfunction and start killing the guests, so the robot revolution was always coming.
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Reply came so quickly it had to be a bot: external malfunction, investigation ongoing For some reason, whenever a bot promised something, Samira always believed it would actually happen.
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Samsung: The South Korean technology company said it would postpone the release of its Galaxy Fold smartphone, which as the name suggests can be folded, after reports of malfunction.
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The study also said the specific chemical alterations found – known as "epigenetic changes" – can cause genes to malfunction, and are commonly found in nearly all types of human cancer.
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But as the movie, "Matilda," chronicles, this was no inconsequential wardrobe malfunction, but one that led to a love affair between the future czar and the ballerina, Matilda Kshesinskaya.
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Danilov also said other possible causes under consideration included a drone or another flying object crashing into the plane, a terrorist attack or an engine malfunction causing an explosion.
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On Thursday, the spokesman for Imam Khomeini Airport told BuzzFeed News officials in Iran still considered the crash "a technical malfunction" and not the result of a missile strike.
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JERUSALEM, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Israel's Energy Ministry has limited production at the new Leviathan natural gas field to 60% after a malfunction was discovered in the project's subsea pipeline.
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Investigators from Iran's Civil Aviation Organization haven't given an official explanation for the crash, but have blamed it on a technical malfunction with the plane, the Associated Press reported.
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The millennial celebrity icon: Nicki Minaj really rises to fame in 2014, when she drops the single "Anaconda" and has a much-buzzed-about wardrobe malfunction at the VMAs.
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In May, an Iranian oil tanker carrying more than 1 million barrels of fuel oil suffered a reported malfunction in the same area as the Sabiti came under attack.
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I practiced for those shows to a point where I knew that, barring some sort of malfunction, I could get to a space where I didn't feel so uncomfortable.
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The cerebellum frequently exhibits malfunction during concussion and traumatic brain injury due to its location at the back of the skull, predisposing it to something called a contrecoup injury.
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While that's fine and won't cause your phone to malfunction, tech companies like Apple advise against using alcohol wipes, or other harsh chemicals like ammonia, to clean your phone.
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Over the weekend, The Sunday Times revealed that a serious malfunction in the system took place off the Florida coast just weeks before the vote, but was not made public.
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The family's trip came days after a technical malfunction left Beyoncé stranded on stage at their Warsaw concert, its risen stage stuck with no way for Bey to get down.
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Kim Kardashian West left very little to the imagination — and narrowly avoided a wardrobe malfunction — with the bust-baring black dress she rocked at the Hollywood Beauty Awards on Sunday.
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With years of performing experience under her belt, Mel B definitely knows how to handle a wardrobe malfunction – in this case, during a live show of NBC's America's Got Talent.
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Portman appeared to expertly rely on the ever-useful double-sided tape to ensure her blazer's lapels didn't open up too wide and cause a wardrobe malfunction on the carpet.
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Mr. DeFazio displayed an image of an early design for a cockpit indicator that would have notified pilots of an MCAS malfunction, a feature that never appeared on the plane.
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"I played the Super Bowl and I didn't trip, and I didn't have a wardrobe malfunction!" an ecstatic Perry says of taking the stage at Super Bowl XLIX in 2015.
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Once a specific malfunction is detected, the Engie app will alert local repair shops in its marketplace, who will assess the problem and send back a quote for required work.
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While Teigen hasn't proclaimed herself a member of the #FreeTheNipple movement, she nonetheless addressed the wardrobe malfunction in the only way she can: by being a total comedian about it.
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In theory, a fully driverless vehicle has multiple backup circuits that operate simultaneously, so crucial elements (electrical power, navigation, and crash detection) won't completely fail, even if there's a malfunction.
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I thought this period of relative tranquility might signal improved measurement accuracy, the learning algos having been through not just an initial training cycle but a major malfunction plus correction.
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A 903-year-old Tennessee girl is in critical condition after a ferris wheel malfunction sent her and two others plummeting up to 45 feet to the ground, PEOPLE confirms.
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Joanne Froggatt also took the plunge in a Reem Acra column dress with a ruched sweetheart neckline with an invisible overlay to guarantee her night would be wardrobe malfunction-free.
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While Boeing insists that pilots can manage the malfunction by following established protocols, the Times noted that critics have questioned whether MCAS should have been introduced without more extensive training.
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These protocols will likely play a central roll in a lawsuit filed late last month by the family of an Apple engineer who died in an alleged Tesla Autopilot malfunction.
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His scripted jokes are actually funny, and, contrary to the impression created by his robotronic malfunction in the Republican debate in New Hampshire, he ad-libs with an easy charm.
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Sonja Morgan gave the audience at New York City venue Feinstein's/54 Below an extra show on Thursday night, when she suffered a wardrobe malfunction during her high-energy performance.
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As the singer danced about, the straps popped off again, but she stopped the wardrobe malfunction in its tracks, clasping her hand to her chest to keep from over exposure.
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Beyond clearing the use of the tracks over hand-held radios, maintenance workers usually take additional precautions because oral communication can be misunderstood, and equipment can malfunction, safety experts said.
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A pedestrian in Illinois died after being struck by a snowplow and a woman was found frozen in her apartment in Milwaukee after a "thermostat malfunction," according to the Times.
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And while it doesn't require exhaustive cleaning like some vaporizers do, it can start to malfunction (especially during charging) if the connectors between the Juul and the charger aren't clean.
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Russian told South Korea that an equipment malfunction led its military aircraft into an unintended area on Tuesday, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported, citing the South Korean presidential office.
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The shoe's malfunction caused Willamson to drop to the ground in pain, while video of Obama during the incident shows the former president reacting to the play from the stands.
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"During routine testing for the New Hampshire primary a malfunction occurred which briefly showed errant data on our website," Fox News Chief Digital Strategist Jeff Misenti said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A building adjacent to the U.S. Capitol that houses lawmakers' offices was evacuated on Thursday after a fire alarm was triggered by an electrical malfunction, Capitol Police said.
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