"While manufacturers must report certain device malfunctions to the FDA, these individual reports often describe the same problem, creating a process where the FDA conducts duplicate reviews of common malfunctions," the regulator said.
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Wardrobe malfunctions: They happen to the best of Hollywood's stars.
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It's nunchucks and swords against flailing strikes and wardrobe malfunctions.
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The updates, though seemingly improvements, still resulted in some malfunctions.
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He was, he said, consulted on purchases and computer malfunctions.
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When this network malfunctions, epilepsy is triggered, concluded the paper.
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What do you think of Beyoncé's two wardrobe malfunctions this weekend?
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Wardrobe malfunctions happen to some of the biggest names in Hollywood.
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The company also blamed increased prescriptions for the rise of malfunctions.
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The Defense Ministry is trying to end equipment failures and malfunctions.
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But ballot-counting machine malfunctions threw another wrench in the process.
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The F.D.A. was receiving thousands of reports of malfunctions and injuries.
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Or we've pathologized the signals by saying they're purely biological malfunctions.
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Here is one example: Still, like most electronic malfunctions, it's rare.
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The malfunctions resulted in 4,000 samples lost at the Cleveland clinic.
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Amazingly, Hadid made it past photographers without suffering any major wardrobe malfunctions.
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But among the consequences of this extreme roboticization were delays and malfunctions.
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During cardiac arrest, the heart stops when the organ's electrical system malfunctions.
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About 20143 percent are caused by vehicle malfunctions, weather and other factors.
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The public database that year disclosed fewer than 232 injuries or malfunctions.
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It also isn't vulnerable to malfunctions caused by rain, snow or ice.
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We can secure against showers depressurizing and sterilization equipment flying open when it malfunctions, but many other pieces of hardware are a critical part of containment measures, and they might have obscure malfunctions under the wrong conditions too.
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Unfortunately for him, something malfunctions and he wakes up 90 years too early.
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It only said that sometimes it malfunctions, and that can crash your airplane.
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If this part malfunctions it could result in catastrophic failure of the mission.
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Perform maintenance on wind turbine equipment including resolving electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic malfunctions.
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Wardrobe malfunctions can happen to anyone, especially those dressing for the red carpet.
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Widespread machine malfunctions in Detroit were just the most prominent example this year.
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The minute Rachel declines to give him the rose, Jack Stone's programming malfunctions.
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Usually, he said, such fares occur because of software malfunctions or clerical errors.
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Amazon poked fun at fictional malfunctions of its Alexa voice powered artificial intelligence.
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By avoiding politics, holograms and wardrobe malfunctions, the artists should survive halftime unscathed.
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Sometimes the upper sphincter, between the esophagus and the throat, malfunctions as well.
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Few, Detective Agosto said, were a result of malfunctions of the guns or triggers.
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Make sure it's fully secured so that you hit your choreography without any malfunctions.
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But under the rubric of hilarious malfunctions, it may well be her best yet.
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Hoping to avoid further spray/Speedo wardrobe malfunctions, I decided to wear these out.
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As host cities have built bigger, and more complicated, cauldrons, there have been malfunctions.
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But as of late, such malfunctions seem to be happening every week or so.
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It can be used for so many things, not just with the wardrobe malfunctions.
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Played in slow motion, his malfunctions unspool as slapstick with an undertow of dread.
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Then the ship's system malfunctions and sets it off course, leading to delirium onboard.
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There are the surging crowds and the regular mechanical malfunctions that make delays routine.
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The streaming service reported widespread technical malfunctions that prevented some customers from accessing content.
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Camera and tech malfunctions are, generally speaking, the pièce de résistance of news fail.
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But this new development would come with new challenges like technological malfunctions and disinformation campaigns.
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If something malfunctions internally and Apple determines it's related to the battery, processor, RAM, etc.
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She admits she could have contacted the company about the malfunctions but was too busy.
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The malfunctions raised the specter of Samsung's doomed Galaxy Note 7 phone three years ago.
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The Associated Press is reporting hours-long waits and equipment malfunctions at polls across America.
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Electronic voting machines are complex, and that complexity makes malfunctions and public misunderstandings more likely.
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But if it malfunctions, it could send a plane into a potentially fatal nose-dive.
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Do they learn how it works and how to turn it off if it malfunctions?
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But if it malfunctions, it could send a plane into a potentially fatal nose dive.
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Earlier robots had failed, getting caught on debris or suffering circuit malfunctions from excess radiation.
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Technical malfunctions happenMy phone has died at the airport more times than I can count.
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In most cases, manufacturers withdrew their products voluntarily after reports surfaced of injuries or malfunctions.
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The twins can also help highlight malfunctions when technicians visit the real machines in person.
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" The Election Day malfunctions even affected Kemp himself: His voter card came up as "invalid.
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We hate to report that other men have also staged plane malfunctions to pop the question.
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There are no Courtney Love histrionics, no Janet Jackson–style wardrobe malfunctions, no J.Lo diva routines.
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Beyoncé is no stranger to malfunctions, which is probably why you almost didn't notice this one.
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The collected data includes information from the car's sensors, vehicle actions, and any malfunctions that occur.
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While it thankfully didn't explode, such battery malfunctions can catch fire and in some cases, explode.
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If the vehicle malfunctions while deep into space, NASA doesn't have any plans to save it.
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Madonna keeps trying to press forward from concert wardrobe malfunctions ... but they keep bringing her down.
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Fashion malfunctions can happen to anyone, and always seem to occur at the worst possible time.
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They stay in place, so you can move freely in the water uninhibited by suit malfunctions.
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Turner, though, assured me that it's more because of unforeseen technical malfunctions than blatant voter suppression.
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The cost of two years of coverage, which covers drops, spills and malfunctions, is about $150.
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We could just make the Super Bowl a coin-tossing contest, and save ourselves the wardrobe malfunctions.
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Some German soldiers claim that the gun malfunctions when overheated, and as a result, doesn't shoot straight.
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"Malfunctions that are discovered during the development of the plane are very natural," Lieutenant Colonel Yotam said.
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Consumers want a car that works at every point of interaction — without complications, security attacks or malfunctions.
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Or, in the case of Gigi Hadid at the Anna Sui show on Monday, some wardrobe malfunctions.
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He spikes it with the gross material of shame, failure, embarrassment; with bodily functions and emotional malfunctions.
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Rubio has had many malfunctions in New Hampshire, but it looks like his firmware has been updated.
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Machines whose algorithms are fallible and might be making rough guestimates, and/or prone to sensing malfunctions.
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The rover and its team also overcame many technical malfunctions related to steering, heaters, and onboard memory.
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Just because one individual handset malfunctions doesn't mean there's a widespread defect in the whole product line.
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If it malfunctions, someone might get the wrong dose of insulin, which is a potentially fatal drug.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission, which oversees product recalls, typically helps to investigate the cause of malfunctions.
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The system is prone to malfunctions, they say, and they have sometimes been unable to log on.
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Malfunctions can happen at any power plant, but they are happening with disturbing frequency at Indian Point.
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And she's afraid immigration officers will come for her if the monitor malfunctions or its battery dies.
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Cardi B always keeps it real, so real in fact, that she's not even fazed by wardrobe malfunctions.
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Critics have argued that medical device malfunctions aren't being tracked closely enough, which puts patient safety at risk.
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Gibney nails the graphics, zooming in on a needle spraying droplets as a robotic arm sputters through malfunctions.
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And France's Sanofi pulled its Auvi-Q injector from the market over concerns about suspected malfunctions last October.
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Cat-eye malfunctions can happen to the best of us — no matter how pro we are at 'em.
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The money woes paint a picture of an increasingly tenuous business, one that's been disrupted by rocket malfunctions.
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Recording "malfunctions"When to record is one problem, but what happens when officers don't record when they should?
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I'm told this includes anything from engine malfunctions, emission and fuel consumption, to battery condition and maintenance information.
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The agency said it has received reports of 366 deaths, over 9,000 serious injuries and over 32,000 malfunctions.
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I mean, she looks absolutely stunning, but I would have the worst wardrobe malfunctions if I wore that.
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Bloomberg reported the EpiPen failed 228 times this year, linking the malfunctions to seven deaths and 35 hospitalizations.
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In the exchange, Mull proposes providing Clinton with a State Department BlackBerry after her personal device experienced malfunctions.
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Thunderstorms raining over the city that night triggered malfunctions in the Con Edison system, which eventually blacked out.
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In 2013, the agency ordered the then-new Boeing 787 Dreamliners grounded because of lithium-ion battery malfunctions.
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Take backstage malfunctions, or how long it takes winners to walk to the stage and deliver their speeches.
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It's scary, and it's like your brain malfunctions and you're on live TV. … I have sympathy for her.
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Those malfunctions caused the planes to nosedive, thinking the plane was pitched more vertically than it actually was.
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In the first batch of Galaxy Fold reviews, some critics complained of screen malfunctions and other hardware problems.
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What's made this epidemic so dangerous — besides recent vape-pen malfunctions — is the soaring adoption rate by youth.
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Though these malfunctions were once a source of incredible worry, Mr. Schneider now finds that he misses them.
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With the Fold, analysts said malfunctions from the first batch of a test model were of little surprise.
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"In rare cases, malfunctions can cause leakage from the holding tank," a spokesperson wrote me in an email.
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When they come in the next day, they once again start with new deaths and injuries and malfunctions.
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"GEO satellites have experienced failures, malfunctions, schedule delays, coverage gaps, unforeseen maneuvers and other anomalous events," Roseler explained.
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I carry two EpiPens, because my allergist told me just in case one malfunctions or something goes wrong.
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We called and emailed the White House about the petition malfunctions but have not yet received a response.
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Toward the end of the story, the radio equipment malfunctions, and Dennett's point of view is instantly relocated.
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They, too, believe sociability is the key to how the human mind functions or, perhaps more pertinently, malfunctions.
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When they come in the next day, they once again start with new deaths and injuries and malfunctions.
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Submariners are trained to respond to catastrophic malfunctions, but they know that chances of survival can be slim.
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As the use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement expands, the consequences of malfunctions will be more severe.
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But he also drew from investigators' public preliminary reports to find fault with how the pilots handled the malfunctions.
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But GoPro's Karma drone was recalled after reports of dangerous malfunctions that caused it to fall from the sky.
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Avoiding wardrobe malfunctions and slip-and-fall mishaps are not the only concerns celebrities have on the red carpet.
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There have been accidents and malfunctions that may have been caused or at least not prevented by the technology.
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The actual methodology for going about doing that, however, requires you to work in a team by fixing malfunctions.
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At this time, it's not clear what caused the engine and telemetry malfunctions that led up to the failure.
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Even if biological kids weren't a sure thing, most fertility patients had a real chance that the malfunctions erased.
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In our 5 Questions video series, the stars get very candid about everything from wardrobe malfunctions to dramatic haircuts.
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The top (size 20) fit great and it even surpassed the beach test and there was no swimsuit malfunctions!
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I was nervous to tackle the 140.6 mile course, especially after all of my technological malfunctions back in Racine.
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Research into POTS is critical, say experts, because so little is known about why the autonomic nervous system malfunctions.
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Features added by the Secret Service to previous models added so much weight they caused malfunctions, like brake failings.
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Penfield's explorations of the brain helped scientists target the malfunctions that led to speech disorders and problems with memory.
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Consumer Reports recently downgraded Tesla's rating on a reliability scale because of reported malfunctions with its Model X vehicles.
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Nike's products haven't had any major malfunctions in the past, except for some NBA jerseys briefly ripping in 2017.
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The 2013 elections were more peaceful, but hundreds of people died in clashes and voting machines experienced widespread malfunctions.
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But malfunctions developed during restart attempts on the unit, leading to weeks of repairs on the FCCU, the sources said.
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Software malfunctions, such as the breakdown of GPS navigation and Bluetooth connectivity systems, are the leading cause of these recalls.
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About 50% to 75% explained how to operate a gun lock, operate a safety, clear jams and handle cartridge malfunctions.
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Alas, these celebs don't have that luxury, so we can see exactly how they react to those occasional brain malfunctions.
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"Sometimes they get dislodged, have malfunctions afterward or, if the car is in a garage, it won't track," said Khandan.
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This could be because of hacking, enemy behavioral manipulation, unexpected interactions with the environment, or simple malfunctions or software errors.
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Instead, stronger safety nets to reduce the size and frequency of market malfunctions should be a priority, the letter said.
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Then, a series of technical malfunctions and errors affected not just the trading of BATS's own stock but also Apple's.
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Friday's report said the previous flight "experienced multiple malfunctions was classified as a serious incident and should have been investigated."
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The new machines replace Georgia's outdated equipment, which in 2018 led to long voter lines and widespread reports of malfunctions.
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Yet ahead of the launch, journalists supplied with review samples reported malfunctions after only a day or two of use.
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Iraqi engineers arrived to the sound of alarm bells warning about system malfunctions, prompting them to immediately shut down wells.
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Extra game options and features in Xtreme 3 include "Butt Battle" mode and wardrobe malfunctions for the PlayStation 4 version.
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It's been delayed by countless design flaws and malfunctions, which has caused massive cost overruns with no end in sight.
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Companies have to report any malfunctions or injuries to the agency, and some are asked to conduct more rigorous, additional studies.
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Understandably, Boston Dynamics doesn't publicize videos of its robots malfunctioning like the Spot did on stage, but of course malfunctions happen.
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Some reviewers inadvertently managed to cause screen malfunctions by removing that layer, which shipped looking like a regular disposable screen protector.
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However, many touch screen machines are over a decade old, so election experts have expressed concern about the potential for malfunctions.
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Related: Kaiser Health News outlines five trends it found in the FDA's once-hidden database of medical device malfunctions and injuries.
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By this point in the MCU, one would think we'd have seen at least a couple of incredible Hulk wardrobe malfunctions.
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Many online interpreted the malfunctions in the comment system as being triggered by an influx of traffic produced by Oliver's plea.
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Rubio couldn't take lesser Tri-state tough guy Chris Christie, and sweats, stammers, and malfunctions when forced to improvise under pressure.
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SquareTrade offers protection plans for laptops that do cover drops, spills and other malfunctions Apple would turn a blind eye to.
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Since the 2013 incident, NASA had performed a detailed assessment of their spacesuit design to prevent similar malfunctions on future spacewalks.
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SYSTEM SAFETY The cars must be engineered to respond safely to software malfunctions, near crashes, loss of traction and other risks.
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Or is it about the "right to health" and the ability to remedy the ways in which an individual body malfunctions?
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But, from popping each other's pimples to helping one other out with wardrobe malfunctions, these two seem to be close pals.
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Cardiac arrest occurs when the heart's electrical system malfunctions and the heart suddenly stops working, according to the American Heart Association.
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The hot swimsuit model was thiiis close to all kinds of wardrobe malfunctions Monday night as she left Craig's in WeHo.
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Malfunctions have dogged both technologies for decades, but nobody has thrown out the baby with the bath water, so to speak.
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Meanwhile HAL, the villainous AI, interprets Samantha's feelings as glitches in human programming and subsequently analyzes those malfunctions with chilling dominance.
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State officials, however, said they did not believe any ballots had been wrongly counted as a result of the machine malfunctions.
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We've shown higher heart disease, more tendency to gain weight, and a variety of malfunctions and difficulties as time goes on.
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Malfunctions and issues aside, Apple's previous keyboard offered very little depth and feedback, making it feel far less comfortable to use.
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"Another Monday, another day of signal malfunctions" on the F line, a woman identifying herself as Phoebe Stein posted on Twitter.
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BlackBerry said its operating system would help guard against cyber attacks, malware and system malfunctions - critical concerns for self-driving vehicles.
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FDA records show that its public reports of injuries and malfunctions soared, from about 1,000 in 323 to 11,000 last year.
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But Volkswagen's exposure in the United States has already dwarfed previous cases for vehicle manufacturers in pollution cases and safety malfunctions.
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" Spayd complained that some of the videos were "plagued by technical malfunctions, feel contrived, drone on too long … or are simply boring.
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Kardashian West joked about the pair needing to do some quick adjustments to avoid any wardrobe malfunctions as they prepped to pose.
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There was an election and all the anxiety and malfunctions that come along with a moment of civic engagement of that magnitude.
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AppleCare+, which costs $129 for a two-year iPad Pro warranty, covers two incidents of accidental damage as well as other malfunctions.
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That means if something malfunctions, we can't send astronauts up to fix it like we did the Hubble in the 1990's.
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Machine malfunctions are rare, and we would like to extend our apologies to Ms. Bookman for any inconvenience this may have caused.
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The facility needs its own ventilation system, and that system must be alarmed in case it malfunctions or someone tampers with it.
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While Ashley Graham has perfected her red carpet poses by now, the model says she's still not yet immune to wardrobe malfunctions.
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The medical device guidelines address "reporting and record-keeping requirements for certain device-related adverse events and malfunctions," the agency said Monday.
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In particular, he said the restaurant made sure to have a backup plan in case of internet malfunctions or Wi-Fi issues.
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Chairman Dave Calhoun echoed those statements Tuesday and said that Boeing made flawed assumptions about how quickly pilots could respond to malfunctions.
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Boeing did not mention the MCAS system — what it is or how to manage any malfunctions — in the flight manual for pilots.
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On a really long journey to a colony planet, the suspended-animation system malfunctions, and these two wake up 90 years early.
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He will now likely face an uphill struggle in the next few states, as he desperately tries to recover from his malfunctions.
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Medical device company Boston Scientific is removing its Lotus Valve heart devices from the marketplace due to malfunctions in the pin mechanisms.
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The doomed Boeing jets in Ethiopia and Indonesia lacked safety features in their cockpits that could have warned them of sensor malfunctions.
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A skilled team of three workers needed to be alert on Thursday morning to try to solve the machine malfunctions, she said.
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It struggled throughout previews with mechanical malfunctions — the set has five turntables built into the stage floor, and they have periodically jammed.
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While the intent is convenience, the system has created problems for tenants who often find themselves locked out due to technology malfunctions.
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Just as Americans are offended by "wardrobe malfunctions" occurring on TV, Singaporean parents object to the broadcast of adult themes like masturbation.
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Washington (CNN)Several major US airlines were reporting malfunctions with flight planning software early Monday morning, leading to delays across the country.
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The trains are such a mess — plagued with delays, malfunctions and even a derailment — that the governor declared a state of emergency.
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Judgment calls regarding spacewalks, station-threatening debris and solutions to mechanical malfunctions leave little margin for error — or interruption by errant tourists.
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With record-breaking gold medals, gruesome wipeouts and even a few wardrobe malfunctions, the 2018 Winter Olympics was nothing shy of entertaining.
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According to papers filed in State Supreme Court in Manhattan on Monday, the system is prone to malfunctions, including deleting saved student data.
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Most likely the propensity for specific malfunctions in the relevant brain circuitry began to form early in development, perhaps even inside the womb.
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The cyanotoxins derive from algae bloom in Detroit Lake and can induce allergic reactions, respirartory malfunctions, or damage to the liver or kidneys.
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Eventually, Zuur decides that shooting some bottle rockets is a better plan, but the first firework malfunctions and hits him in the ribs.
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The pop icon has experienced everything from falling mid-performance to her microphone failing her, as well as a handful of wardrobe malfunctions.
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However, there has been no confirmation from Samsung that the burned phones showing up online were definitely impacted by battery or charger malfunctions.
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By the late 1990s, however, a number of malfunctions raised questions about whether or not the electric chair constituted cruel and unusual punishment.
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At the end of the day, consumers want a car that works at every point of interaction — without complications, security attacks or malfunctions.
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The database is available for manufacturers, physicians, patients, and consumers of medical devices to report adverse events, such as injuries, malfunctions, or death.
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"When I'm doing V-necks, I want that placement perfect so you can lean over and you don't have wardrobe malfunctions," she said.
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The Transparent Election Foundation of Afghanistan, a civil action group, said the devices suffered malfunctions in more than 40 percent of polling centers.
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Investigators will scour the wreckage and interview pilots, controllers and witnesses for clues to any technical malfunctions, human error or weather-related problems.
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BuzzFeed News reviewed 62 reports of injuries and product malfunctions related to the device that were submitted to the FDA since October 2016.
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Even celebrities aren't immune to wardrobe malfunctions — from Chrissy Teigen's high-slit slip (which she apologized for) to Britney Spear's on-stage mishap.
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Despite the barely-there swimwear, Ora doesn't seem to have any pause about taking a plunge into the sea ... wardrobe malfunctions be damned.
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The agency said Mylan had opened an investigation into the "lost" data, but attributed it to power interruptions, connectivity problems and instrument malfunctions.
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Operating system malfunctions and error messages are scattered throughout the artworks as the physical and digital components react and disengage from one another.
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The entire system malfunctions, either in the form of being knocked out cold, not creating memories, or even just being dazed and confused.
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The front remains standard issue, and the driver must carry a regular rear plate in the vehicle in case the digital version malfunctions.
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With the city relying on a network of century-old pumps, the malfunctions have left it vulnerable to flooding from even ordinary rainstorms.
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While some online reviewers found it helpful, many of the comments on Indiegogo focus on shipping delays, device malfunctions and customer service complaints.
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To cope with malfunctions, Z.K.M. maintains a vast inventory of old technology: cathode ray TVs, magnetic tapes, recorders from the 1970s and 1980s.
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You can reset your Kindle Paperwhite to its factory settings if your device is having serious malfunctions or you're getting rid of it.
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While police are still investigating exactly what happened, it's believed several prop malfunctions occurred during a scene in which Schumacher's character was being lynched.
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In Maricopa County, Arizona's largest which includes the Phoenix area, several polling places experienced delays due to printer malfunctions, County Recorder Adrian Fontes said.
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Between brutal hailstorms, engine malfunctions, and "drunk or stoned" flight attendants, there's already a lot to worry about every time you board a plane.
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The results of the Iowa caucus are still rolling in, after the results reporting turned into an omnishambles of tech malfunctions and phone queues.
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From confessing what it's really like to kiss Liam Hemsworth to sharing her most embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions with the press, the actress defines #realtalk.
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From wardrobe malfunctions to weather disasters, these former brides and grooms made it through wedding misfortunes and lived to tell the tales — together. 1.
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Luckily, the seven retailers ahead specialize in workwear collections meant to help curvy and plus-size women get through their day sans wardrobe malfunctions.
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With regard to the phone's extreme malfunctions, Long said the future is difficult to predict between now and the release of the Galaxy S8.
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There's a tiny sample of one of James Brown's trademark screams when the alien weapon first malfunctions that Devlin says was mixed in. 9.
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But the malfunctions cause me to go off the reservation, and I head toward an abandoned town I call the City Swallowed by Sand.
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She's shared everything from wardrobe malfunctions to the trouble of taking out hair extensions but her latest tweet may be the most relatable yet.
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You can close apps on your Samsung Galaxy S10 to help it run more efficiently, which is sometimes necessary if a particular app malfunctions.
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If a device malfunctions, the FDA needs to be able to react swiftly to investigate the cause and make sure corrective action takes place.
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Handbrakes are intended to serve as a backup in case the primary braking function fails in the event of power outages or other malfunctions.
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At Glen Allen Elementary School in Henrico County, Va., waiting voters formed a large semicircle outside the school, though there were no malfunctions there.
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"In principle, if the airspeed indicator malfunctions, it can cause different anomalies for a pilot," said Mr. Haryo of the National Transportation Safety Committee.
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Dozens of small counties in Texas are also sticking with risky touchscreen machines that have no paper trail to help detect tampering or malfunctions.
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When it ran down without hearing from Earth, it triggered so-called fault-protection software, 600 lines of code that respond to malfunctions automatically.
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BlackBerry has said its operating system would help guard against cyber attacks, malware and system malfunctions; its shares traded higher Wednesday on the news.
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Divide 300,000 bends by 36,500 per year and you're looking at a screen lifespan of at least 8.2 years (assuming there's no other malfunctions).
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It is unclear, at this time, if the malfunctions during the OFT flight will affect Boeing's schedule for future launches, including those involving astronauts.
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As long as viruses keep escaping the lab — in freak accidents, fires, explosions, equipment malfunctions, and human mistakes — we run a risk of catastrophe.
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" The duo goes on to mock the Chinese language, and when the clone malfunctions, they laugh it off with a shrug: "Made in China!
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What if, for example, the driver fails to have needed service or repairs performed on the car and the autonomous system malfunctions as a result?
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Driverless cars are one thing; malfunctions can be tragic, but they fall short of jumbo jets carrying hundreds of passengers falling out of the sky.
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"Wadrobe (sic) malfunctions happen on the runway every day of fw & are… unfortunate,lol,but let's talk instead about the new VERSACE CHOKERS," she tweeted.
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It can't prevent all accidents, or certain equipment malfunctions, but it is a safeguard against derailments due to speeding or collisions caused by human error.
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The NTSB in September said Boeing overestimated how well pilots would react to a series of alerts during malfunctions, such as on the crashed planes.
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It's easy to imagine nightmare scenarios where a self-driving vehicle suddenly malfunctions — or is hacked — and a helpless passenger is hurtled to his death.
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Accidents due to vehicle assembly, software programming errors, sensor malfunctions or vehicle-to-vehicle communication failures would all be addressed by existing product lability laws.
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All methods of input, which include the precision touchpad, touchscreen, keyboard, and active stylus were accurate, with no malfunctions or evidence of subpar build quality.
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The structure is episodic, focusing heavily — and with nerve-jangling intensity — on those moments when equipment malfunctions and momentary miscalculations put people's lives at risk.
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Petasense supplies Silicon Valley Power in Santa Clara, California, with sensors that can detect malfunctions in power-generating equipment from minute changes in their vibration.
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There are plenty of interesting details in the report, though, like how Ford's self-driving vehicles will handle system malfunctions, data breaches, and auto accidents.
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Signal malfunctions, crowding, and track repair delays have become commonplace, and there are now 70,000 delays a month—nearly triple the number five years ago.
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"Meghan did not break royal protocol when her bra showed, as accidents or wardrobe malfunctions are not considered going against dress code rules," Meier explains.
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Beaumont Etiquette founder and expert in all things proper, Myka Meier, tells PEOPLE that wardrobe malfunctions don't qualify as breaking royal protocol — they're simply accidents.
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After some online speculation, the designer explained that the gowns were jumpsuit hybrids: half-dresses, half-pants with a bodysuit inside to prevent wardrobe malfunctions.
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Richland County Elections Director Rokey Suleman told the news station that he believes the voting malfunctions were caused by a calibration issue with the machines.
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But while we celebrate how these devices have improved our lives, we haven't realized that many are also capable of exploding because of battery malfunctions.
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These bone-chilling tales of blood, vomit, and romance gone awry will surely help put your own costume malfunctions and flakey friend gripes in perspective.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the automated system mentioned in reports last year of malfunctions on two flights by Boeing 737 Max planes.
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Although several factors have been cited in the two crashes, malfunctions related to automated software known as MCAS were listed as key in both accidents.
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Malfunctions in that system are believed to have contributed to the disappearance of Air France Flight 447 over the Atlantic Ocean off Brazil in 183.
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Many counties there still use machines that do not produce individual paper vote records, which cybersecurity experts consider an essential protection against hacking and malfunctions.
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Experts are reportedly warning that Georgia's new electronic voting machines are at risk of intrusions and malfunctions, as the state grapples with election security issues.
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" The big picture: "Utilities malfunctions have been tied to some of the state's most destructive fires, including last year's Camp fire, which devastated Paradise, Calif.
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"The pilot reported that there were no preaccident mechanical failures or malfunctions with the airplane that would have precluded normal operation," the accident report said.
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Less than two months ago, the service had around that many flattops stuck pier-side or in the yard for maintenance, malfunctions, and other issues.
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It's relatively light on CGI, with the exception of some blue lightning effects used to demonstrate ship malfunctions, and a grotesque sequence in the virus episode.
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The New Glenn will also be equipped with six landing legs, and Bezos says the vehicle can still land properly if one of the legs malfunctions.
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Founded in 2016, Canvass' analytics platform works with IoT hardware to automatically identify inefficiencies in industrial operations and prevent equipment malfunctions, save energy and increase production.
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Much of that pollution resulted from equipment malfunctions and electrical outages, emissions that could have been avoided if the state coordinated early shutdowns, the report said.
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Treating an ailment like diabetes, in which a complex system malfunctions, means knowing how that system is supposed to work—and what it evolved to do.
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Video from Block's helmet cam shows him struggling with the gear shifter as the transmission malfunctions, then hitting a rock and rolling off of the road.
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Con Edison's system collapsed from a combination of natural events, equipment malfunctions, questionable system design features and operating errors, according to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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It's unclear how many other reports of battery malfunctions or literal bike fires occurred, but the San Francisco Examiner reports that a second case occurred today.
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The company has a lot riding on the release after a previous model, the Galaxy Note 7, came under fire for exploding due to battery malfunctions.
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The machines are prone to malfunctions and miscounts, and many have back doors that can enable attackers to alter the outcome by infecting them with malware.
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If pilots were unaware of a new feature -- or how to shut it off if it malfunctions -- they would be set up for failure, she said.
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It came in the first game after the Hornets expressed some concerns about offensive malfunctions earlier in the week in a loss to the Boston Celtics.
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The machine malfunctions in the cancer: Some set of levers and pulleys gets jammed or broken, resulting in a cell that continues to divide without control.
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On that day, a combination of malfunctions and human error unleashed radioactive gases into the environment around the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania.
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This reflected not only the administration's post-6900/2628 concerns about bad actors jamming signals, but also disruptions from solar activity, cyber-attack, and system malfunctions.
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"These malfunctions...have thus affected the smooth running of the voting and counting operations and therefore, the entire ballot," he told a joint observers' news conference.
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In Brooklyn, Borough President Eric Adams noted a number of polling places that had no functioning scanners or were down to just one due to malfunctions.
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A conservative tabloid, The Toronto Sun, accused Mr. Trudeau of "mansplaining" and unfurled footage of what it called the "gaffe-tastic" prime minister's top three malfunctions.
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The confluence of signal malfunctions appeared to be a coincidence: Officials at the authority said the problems with the signals at different stations were not related.
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After elections in 2013, when voting systems were afflicted by widespread malfunctions and there were again accusations of vote rigging, more than 300 people were killed.
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ALMATY, Kazakhstan, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Compressor malfunctions at Kazakhstan's Kashagan oilfield will be fixed in the coming days, Deputy Energy Minister Makhambet Dosmukhambetov said on Thursday.
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The hiccups in counting Iowa's votes were due mainly to human error and malfunctions in an app the state Democratic Party commissioned to help facilitate counting.
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However, the service has been hampered in the past by things like malfunctions on the Google side of things, incorrect Google Account settings or device problems.
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When a lock and dam is stressed by weather, malfunctions or fails, it can tie up traffic on the river for days, weeks or even months.
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It's also a social situation that lends itself to embarrassing snafus, awkward conversations, wardrobe malfunctions and some super awkward next-morning run-ins at the watercooler.
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When carrying Marine infantrymen, the three-man AAV crews have to be prepared for not just vomiting, but also panic, flips and rollovers, and unexpected malfunctions.
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Nevertheless, battery malfunctions are a serious issue, and one that obviously affects your ability to use your laptop, so it's probably a good idea to check yours.
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Since early voting began, thousands of residents have encountered incredibly long lines, some topping four hours, as well as technical malfunctions at polling stations across the state.
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Our focus on biology has led us to think of depression and anxiety as malfunctions in the individual's brain or genes — a pathology that must be removed.
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Two former performers recalled that Rylett frequently made girls uncomfortable with jokes about "wardrobe malfunctions" when he would accompany the girls on group trips to shoot videos.
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But I mean, you're learning the systems, you're learning how to interact with the vehicle, and then you're also learning to deal with malfunctions if they occur.
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The star wrote, "Take pictures in your mind of your childhood room…" Swift isn't the only pop superstar who handles technical malfunctions during concerts like a pro.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's unfortunate when a wind turbine, which can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to build and install, malfunctions and breaks down.
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Canadian authorities instituted a three-minute rule with regard to their use after tests revealed frequent malfunctions in software designed to allow emergency calls to go through.
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" Even though those patient fatalities happened in close proximity to medical device malfunctions and problems, Angela Stark, an FDA spokeswoman, said, "The reports were likely classified correctly.
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Maybe he'd seen the episode where Kim explained, in detail, the complicated, torturous malfunctions of her uterus, and how giving birth to her son almost killed her.
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But there have been reports of equipment malfunctions, potential voter intimidation and other obstacles that could make it difficult for some voters to exercise their civic right.
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And once the colonists eventually get there, they'll still need food and supplies coming from Earth — plus plenty of replacement parts in case equipment breaks or malfunctions.
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Occasionally your iPhone's microphone malfunctions, making it tough or impossible for people to hear you during phone or FaceTime calls, or even when trying to use Siri.
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But slight embarrassments aside, it's somewhat of a relief to see that wardrobe malfunctions are not just the purview of female celebrities' overly complicated, impossibly delicate designs.
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In the last year alone, Indian Point has suffered seven major malfunctions — pump and power failures, a transformer explosion, radiation leaks, a fire and an oil spill.
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That being said, every single one of these technologies has had serious, fatal malfunctions, particularly in early roll-out, but even in mature phases of the technology.
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Malfunctions are par the course at BALLS, which is one of the only opportunities amateur rocketeers in the US have to experiment with new designs and technologies.
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The ship malfunctions and crashes too far into the future, in 2016 Ceilândia, a city he observes as similar to his own on a planet called Karpenstahll.
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On the night of Florida's August primary, several malfunctions caused county websites to appear erratically: In Leon County, online precinct results were delayed and then fluctuated wildly.
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"I run a team of hackers," is how Mr. Henderson describes his role, then clarifying they are paid professional hackers who look for bugs, glitches, and malfunctions.
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Malfunctions are more likely to happen with electrical currents on a motherboard than with an old car that uses the physics of mechanics without a possible "glitch".
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Experts cautioned that it was still too early to determine the cause of the accident, and that often equipment malfunctions and human error both contribute to crashes.
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Voting systems in 2013 were afflicted by widespread malfunctions that led to renewed accusations of vote-rigging, and more than 300 people were killed in postelection violence.
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The election was carried out peacefully, and there were few technical glitches compared with the previous poll, in 0003, when voting machines were afflicted by widespread malfunctions.
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Even if you're a veteran "swiper," the MetroCard often malfunctions if you don't swipe it with just the right amount of force and at an even speed.
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The simulator offers about 150 preset scenarios and can generate nearly any driving condition imaginable, as trainers control variables such as weather, road conditions, visibility and malfunctions.
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And it's these small malfunctions that give credence to the alternative Beyoncé story, which is that she died and was replaced with a shiny next generation clone.
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Reviewing the incidents, it looks like there are many different points of failure — machinery that's part of the containment process malfunctions; regulations aren't sufficient or aren't followed.
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It's hard getting shit done when Mercury retrograde is bringing delays and malfunctions, Capricorn, but today the Moon in Gemini is pushing you to tackle your chores.
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When trees and debris knock down power lines, or when a power plant malfunctions, Puerto Rico's utility company doesn't have enough workers to fix the problem right away.
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Fatal chairlift falls are rare; since 2004, there have been three deaths after people fell from chairlifts in instances unrelated to mechanical malfunctions, the Ski Areas Association says.
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Common complaints as shared by the app's official Twitter feed include machine malfunctions, poll workers who don't ask for an ID, and excess absentee ballots spotted on doorsteps.
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Since then, her loved ones have come to learn Cyberonics, the manufacturer of the nerve stimulator, has classified dozens of patient deaths as less serious injuries and malfunctions.
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Ashley Benson never hits a red carpet without looking 100, so it may surprise you to know that even the star has bad hair days — and wardrobe malfunctions!
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Equipment malfunctions in Pennsylvania, Utah, and North Carolina, among other places, have led to delays and voters having to cast ballots using paper rather than those fancy machines.
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According to CBS Sports sideline reporter Evan Washburn, the malfunctions affected the Patriots while the Broncos drove down the field for their second touchdown of the first half.
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On the recent deadline day for online voter registration for Virginia, the state experienced malfunctions in the system that caused slowdowns and hindered voters' ability to get registered.
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The revised RP 755 is intended to further tighten the limits on the number of consecutive hours and days work may be required including during malfunctions and shutdowns.
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With more dependable and higher-powered equipment, Seattle could avoid tech malfunctions and free up information technology employees for more important work, such as expanding free internet access.
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Nuclear plants have built-in safety mechanisms, typically multiple systems that are unlikely to fail simultaneously: If one of them malfunctions, there's always a backup, the theory goes.
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The result was quite messy, in part because heaps of Russia's businesses also conduct business through those cloud services, leading to malfunctions in online banking and retail services.
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The removal of safety drivers, who can take over if a vehicle's autonomous-driving technology malfunctions, will represent a major step for Waymo and the autonomous-vehicle industry.
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Although triggered by different signals from the brain, both actions follow the same general sequence of events, and both can suffer from malfunctions in timing, coordination or strength.
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The risks posed by malfunctions are part of the reason why attending BALLS is strictly reserved for the Tripoli rocketeers with the expertise to make big rockets fly.
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The pad abort test is designed to demonstrate how the Starliner capsule will eject itself, and any crew members on board, away from a rocket if it malfunctions.
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The United States, China, and Russia have all developed so-called "inspection satellites" that can maneuver close to other spacecraft in low orbits and examine them for malfunctions.
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Trump's hands are the arcade machine claws of politics, grabbing and ripping at everything in sight, and Theresa May is a cyborg that malfunctions more severely every day.
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Originally developed from cabaret performances in Canada, it's about a group of school choir kids who meet their grisly ends when the roller coaster they are riding malfunctions.
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The first spaceflight of Boeing's Starliner, a spacecraft the company is developing to transport astronauts to and from orbit, was complicated by malfunctions after its launch on Friday.
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It made for some blotchy pictures and malfunctions, and at one point she said she had to stand in one place to make sure the signal wasn't lost.
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Then, such a mistake could actually cause major malfunctions in the product the robot is helping manufacture, potentially leading to serious damages and, perhaps, even harm to humans.
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I use the tiny coin compartment inside to always carry an SD card with me, which is my fallback in the event that something malfunctions with my camera's storage.
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Malfunctions of the automated system, called MCAS, sent both the Lion Air plane and that Ethiopian Airlines plane, Flight 302, into nose dives from which they did not recover.
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And while wardrobe malfunctions are generally relegated to female celebrities, whose ensembles require a lot more fancy rigging, men aren't exempt from the various foibles of their ensembles either.
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Why it matters: Airlines are seeking ways to ensure their pilots are able to handle any malfunctions on the 737 MAX once they resume service, Axios' Andrew Freedman writes.
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And when your internal timekeeper starts ticking off-beat, lots of other things start to go wrong, from depression and other mood disorders to metabolic malfunctions and heart disease.
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Drone malfunctions remain a serious concern for U.S. citizens, who generally want drone deliveries, but are worried about injurious mishaps, according to a survey by the U.S. Postal Service.
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The device that's currently in the garbage patch has solar-powered sensors that monitor the direction of the array, track the environmental conditions around it, and detect any malfunctions.
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Over the summer, a subway derailment injured more than 30, a track fire sent nine people to the hospital, and widespread delays and "signal malfunctions" resulted in overcrowded platforms.
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The GoPro drone was recalled less than a month after it was launched, following reports of dangerous malfunctions that caused it to lose power and fall from the sky.
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He had also been instrumental in steering about $900 million to replace the Portal Bridge near Newark, a key piece of the Northeast Corridor that is prone to malfunctions.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — It began with menacing phone calls, strange malfunctions of the office computers, and men in parked cars photographing the entrance to the small consumer advocacy group's offices.
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But due to multiple malfunctions, Hitomi fell apart after just six weeks in space, and no equivalent replacement for it has filled the gap in X-ray observations since.
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In humans, some disorders have been linked to malfunctions of RNA editing, such as the sporadic form of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's Disease.
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Boeing has updated flight-control software that was implicated in both crashes but other concerns have emerged, such as how pilots can quickly react to malfunctions and subsequent alerts.
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Picture Prompts This summer, crowding, delays and malfunctions on the New York City subway lines reached a crisis point, and The Times frequently reported on passenger anger and frustration.
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In the past, the company has maintained that malfunctions like those are outliers, or stemmed from unique circumstances surrounding how private companies were piloting the use of security robots.
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We'd do this differently next time: I wouldn't arrive right at check-in time, as the elevators really do take a while during peak hours (especially if one malfunctions).
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Despite its success, the 787 was not without its issues as the -8 fleet was grounded in 2013 following a series of issues and malfunctions with the aircraft's battery.
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Laura IngrahamLaura Anne IngrahamFox News prime-time lineup delivers highest ratings in 24-year history Fox's Ingraham mocks DNC over Nevada voting malfunctions: 'Are we a Third World country?
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"What we're seeing in highly-automated aircraft, it's not how to manage the airplane if things are OK. It's those unexpected malfunctions that throw the airplane off," Marin said.
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Not only is the mixing done in a very gentle process, the ingredients also never make contact with metal parts that could potentially produce dangerous sparks if a machine malfunctions.
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Maybe someday he'll conduct inverted pick-and-rolls, and when the defense malfunctions trying to figure out what to do, Davis will simply rise up and can a 25 footer.
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The problems were with the reporting of vote tallies, with the way the app malfunctions were communicated, and with crazy, false reporting that was tweeted and retweeted across the internet.
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In Kerala, leaders of three political parties complained about electronic voting machine (EVM) malfunctions, but an election commission official said glitches were not widespread and there were enough replacement machines.
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"The Model X launched with abundant problems, including frequent malfunctions of the falcon-wing doors, water leaks, and infotainment and climate-control system problems," noted a release from Consumer Reports.
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At the same time the price of the EpiPen has soared, so have reports of malfunctions, according to a Bloomberg News analysis of data from the Food and Drug Administration.
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Boeing instructed pilots to deal with excessive downward pitching by following the procedure for "runaway trim"—the term for when the system that controls the angle of the stabilizer malfunctions.
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A new piece of technology, capable of fusing objects together, overheats and malfunctions, resulting in lots of random things being combined, including the worlds of the Mushroom Kingdom and rabbids.
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The whole platform was delicate and untested, and it even suffered some early malfunctions after its launch on August 10, 1966, that had to be corrected literally on the fly.
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With those long lines came not just high expectations but also high tensions, and more constant than the technical malfunctions was the drama, frustration, and sometimes even cruelty from customers.
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In terms of the rest of the sideline technology like headsets, Belichick is essentially fed up with the fact that everything always malfunctions and is impossible to fix during games.
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Malfunctions were constant, and ranged from recurring glitches, like the flickering lights observed by Sharman, to terrifying emergency situations in which the death of crew members was only narrowly averted.
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A variety of malfunctions or oversights could lead to inaccurate speed and altitude projections, including electrical glitches or obstructions to the monitoring instruments affixed to the outside of the plane.
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The broadcast was temporarily delayed to accommodate ordering malfunctions with both cable and digital providers, and at least one person has sued Showtime over the streaming quality of the fight.
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It's one of the great chastening facts of working with systems that the part of a system that malfunctions is almost never the part in which you notice the malfunction.
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It's no secret that Teigen and John Legend like to bring attention to their relationship, from spending their nights playing with Snapchat filters to helping each other with wardrobe malfunctions.
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But Lion Air 610 and Ethiopian 302 demanded problem solving: Each set of pilots was fighting a plane that wanted to dive, while considering a cascade of malfunctions and signals.
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There's an increased acknowledgement that safety concerns present a major barrier to mass adoption, as companies face fresh regulatory pushback and litigation risk amid reports of vehicle malfunctions and deaths.
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On Thursday at 1:03 AM, Mercury stations retrograde in proud Leo, where it will move backward until August 193, inspiring tricky miscommunications, Freudian slips, wrong turns, and technical malfunctions.
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The emergency flight procedure Boeing says pilots should rely on when the system malfunctions has not been substantially updated since the 1960s and is now under FAA review, CNN recently reported.
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Cardi B doesn't "suffer" wardrobe malfunctions as much she does rock them, and she proved that Sunday night when she completed the majority of her Bonnaroo performance in a white bathrobe.
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Enter Kytch, a technology solution that is easing the problem by giving the older machines a software add-on that corrects unnecessary malfunctions and helps users understand what is happening internally.
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And camera company GoPro had to recall its Karma drone only weeks after it was launched, following reports of malfunctions that caused it to lose power and fall from the sky.
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We caught up with her at an event for Smirnoff Vodka, where she told us that in the grand scheme of her red carpet wardrobe malfunctions, this was hardly a drizzle.
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It also ensures that in the event that one of the Orion vehicles malfunctions, the crew of Mars Base Camp will still have a way to get back home to Earth.
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While no astronaut has died or been seriously injured as the result of these issues, there have been some pretty dramatic events caused by EMU malfunctions in decades since its development.
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Thankfully, these mishaps don't happen very often, but when an e-cigarette battery malfunctions, the injuries can be horrendous — burns on the hands and face, fractured bones and loss of eyesight.
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Investigators looking to the Lion Air Flight 610 crash in Indonesia think similar system malfunctions were involved, including erroneous data from a single sensor that caused the MCAS system to misfire.
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Pacemaker malfunctions might cause the heart to stop beating with potentially fatal results, while defibrillators might respond to electromagnetic fields by delivering unnecessary shocks to patients' hearts, causing pain and anxiety.
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Officials need to be confident that their neighbors are in a strong position to react to storms, infrastructure malfunctions, and other threats to avoid problems that can cascade throughout a region.
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Assembled from a palate as antiseptically clean as the inside of a brand new hard drive, Mind Merge is most striking for the seeming malfunctions caused by wayward gusts of noise.
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The FDA said in a statement that it is proposing to allow the manufacturers to report certain malfunctions in summary reports, rather than having to file individual reports for each malfunction.
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Some wedding organizers are suggesting a "glam bar" for the ladies' room at the reception, equipped with stylists, lipsticks, curling irons, hair spray and other necessities for fixing guests' beauty malfunctions.
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Depending on the size of the event, she'll have two to three hair and makeup artists available, complete with lipsticks, curling irons, hair spray and more to fix any beauty malfunctions.
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Although a new voting date of March 15 has been confirmed and paper ballots promised, Dominicans both locally and abroad want answers, as well as sanctions for those behind the malfunctions.
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While the Navy has had to respond to unexpected malfunctions, the latest move appears to be part of the Navy's "dynamic force employment," which aims to make the force more unpredictable.
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The triangles signal to the crew which windows have the best view of the wings in case a flap malfunctions or to check to see if they&aposve been deiced.5.
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The splintered remains of India's first robotic Moon lander, which crashed after malfunctions during its descent, have been identified with the help of an amateur Moon-watcher, NASA announced on Monday.
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Unlike a heart attack, which happens when blood flow to a portion of the heart is blocked, cardiac arrest occurs when the heart's electrical system malfunctions, often due to irregular heart rhythms.
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Sergei's helmet malfunctions while during a simulated Martian EVA, and he sees a landscape that doesn't look like anything on Earth, leading him to believe that they might actually be on Mars.
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While the Internet preserves snippets of model falls and wardrobe malfunctions via mashups on YouTube (which, we won't post here), we're pretty sure this won't be a part of any of them.
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Sometimes, of course, it is aircraft malfunctions that cause extreme temperatures, and so regulation could lead to an increase in flight cancellations as planes would need to be fixed before they fly.
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"Engie is unique in that it offers a streamlined solution for drivers, from diagnosing malfunctions, to providing information on the vehicle's health, to aggregating real time quotes from nearby mechanics," he says.
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About 70 of 332 fishing vessels that had left the South's eastern port of Sokcho on Friday returned early after suffering GPS malfunctions, Yonhap news agency said, citing the coast guard service.
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Since initial development of the new plane began in 1993, the Lockheed Martin-made F-35 has weathered a three-year delay, cost overruns, technical malfunctions and harsh criticism from political leaders.
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The press was also curious if she was taking up any makeup with her into space, and once Ride was asked if she cried when there were malfunctions in the flight simulator.
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In practice, this mostly amounts to running power lines and piping from production buildings into habitats, with a few redundant systems thrown in for the occasional malfunctions (like leaks or short-circuits).
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In all, the signal malfunctions at 34th Street-Herald Square directly caused at least 623 train delays, records show — the most delays caused by a maintenance breakdown of any kind in June.
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When the machine malfunctions, however, his aptly named island home, Swallow Falls, and the rest of the world, are at risk of being buried beneath mounds of ice cream, spaghetti and pancakes.
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The Max is the only plane designed in Boeing's 737 fleet that does not include an electronic alert system for malfunctions, leaving pilots only with the option to manually check on errors.
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As the NFPA fact sheet states, "Mechanical or electrical failures or malfunctions were factors in roughly two-thirds of the automobile fires," meaning it wasn't a crash that triggered the car fire.
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Magic Leap is also selling an "Enterprise Suite" at a higher price of $2,995, offering buyers access to dedicated support, device management software, and a "rapid replace" program if a headset malfunctions.
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After engineers complained that the software was causing engine malfunctions, Mr. Neusser ordered changes that reduced pollution controls even further and told employees to destroy evidence, according to the indictment against him.
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Inspectors with the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) suspect that pilot error — not aircraft malfunctions — led to the deadly Atlas Air crash on February 23, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.
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Dong-jin Koh, Samsung's mobile business chief, acknowledged two separate instances of battery malfunctions were to blame for some of the handsets catching fire at a Monday press conference in Seoul, South Korea.
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Kardashian lit up the award's red carpet last night when she showed up deep red Julien Macdonald dress featuring a seriously plunging neckline, which required double-sided tape to prevent any wardrobe malfunctions.
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But being unable to purchase new Huawei gear could still leave those carriers stuck with aging infrastructure that can't be replaced if it malfunctions, degrades or is destroyed by the weather, said Bennet.
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During the design and certification of the Boeing 7373-8 (MAX), assumptions were made about pilot response to malfunctions which, even though consistent with current industry guidelines, turned out to be incorrect. 2.
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The United States Federal Aviation Administration, which has been investigating Boeing's grounded 737 Max in the wake of two crashes caused by malfunctions of its onboard systems, has discovered another, unrelated safety flaw.
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If your iPhone's operating system malfunctions to the point that it looks irreparable, you can try to put your iPhone into DFU (or Device Firmware Update) mode to update or restore the device.
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Last year, malfunctions in United Airlines' computer systems grounded hundreds of flights, and American Airlines experienced delays after a bug in its iPad software meant that pilots did not have accurate airport maps.
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Chiefs 31, Colts 13 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The stories passed down about the Kansas City Chiefs' playoff malfunctions might sound apocryphal, as if embellished over a game of telephone, but they're not. Really.
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And the M.T.A. actually recorded more delay-causing incidents involving broken guard lights — the indicators on the sides of trains that tell conductors if doors fail to close or lock — than signal malfunctions.
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More Boeing news: A Max 217.3 made an emergency landing in Orlando yesterday, though the incident is not thought to be connected to malfunctions that may have led to the two recent crashes.
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But if something goes awry, like a sensor malfunctions or a truck gets hung up on a rock, the operation has to shut down so a human worker can safely troubleshoot the problem.
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Many described embarrassing "wardrobe malfunctions," when a bathing suit or T-shirt shifted to reveal part of their breast without their knowing because they did not feel the air on their exposed skin.
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A. Windows Update is the service Microsoft provides within the Windows operating system to automatically download and install security patches and system fixes, but it is not without occasional malfunctions of its own.
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The concern with the aged equipment is both that it is prone to malfunctions and breakdowns, and also that it can no longer support updated software, which could be a major cybersecurity vulnerability.
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In actual programs, these malfunctions could be as simple as a buffer overflow error, where a program copies a little more data than it should and overwrites a small piece of the computer's memory.
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For example, if you crack the screen (not covered by warranty), replace it, and, months later, the charging port malfunctions, Apple must prove that your screen repair somehow contributed to the charging port failure.
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Unfortunately, the effort is anything but simple, and the team doggedly battles technical malfunctions and the force of nature in pursuit of their golden fleece: documenting the indisputable and tragic transformation below the waves.
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The ability to self-regulate makes molten salt reactors incredibly resilient in addressing the containment fears from not only system malfunctions but also modern-day concerns of targeted terrorist threats on the American grid.
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Early on March 28, 1979, a combination of electrical and mechanical malfunctions, as well as human error, unleashed dangerous radioactive gases into the environment around the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania.
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In their letter, the senators also asked what information the companies had reported to the consumer bureau about the malfunctions, urging the watchdog agency to take a closer look at the prepaid card market.
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The rare risks of face fillers revealed For the new paper, researchers analyzed data from the FDA's manufacturer and user device experience database, which contains medical device reports of suspected deaths, injuries and malfunctions.
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A train malfunctions, goes off the tracks, and injures a few dozen people, forcing everyone to escape on foot through the slimy, dark tunnels, and suddenly the subways aren't good enough for commuters anymore?
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Unlike a heart attack, which happens when blood flow to a portion of the heart is blocked, cardiac arrest occurs when the heart's electrical system malfunctions, disrupting the heart's rhythm or halting it altogether.
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Malfunctions in the capital's water network due to lack of maintenance have taken a turn for the worst in recent months, depriving many in this city of 3 million people of regular running water.
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And even as major subway delays have declined slightly since the emergency repair plan started last summer, the number of significant disruptions caused by signal malfunctions has remained largely unchanged, according to M.T.A. data.
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So researchers at Washington University in St. Louis offered the patients something experimental: short bursts of radiation aimed at their hearts in an effort to obliterate the cells that were causing the electrical malfunctions.
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The results, however, have not been formally ratified, as the country has waited for the electoral commission to investigate allegations of isolated cases of fraud and reports of malfunctions in new electronic ballot machines.
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There are plenty of other reasons for such breakdowns — local officials blamed human error and software malfunctions — and no clear-cut evidence of digital sabotage has emerged, much less a Russian role in it.
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For the past few months, The Times has published a series of stories about the increasing delays and malfunctions in the system, and the three decades of political decisions that have allowed for them.
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Rob Behler, a contractor who worked in the Georgia warehouse where Diebold prepared its D.R.E.s for the election, came forward to reveal that many of the machines experienced frequent crashes or other persistent malfunctions.
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But they have also prompted warnings from security experts and election-integrity activists, who say they could be vulnerable to attacks or malfunctions that cause the printed ballot to differ from the voters' selections.
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And when it came to beauty, it was essential for the team to keep malfunctions in mind throughout the entire show, especially as they worked on the 30 dancers for Janelle Monae's opening number.
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The machines, which were built by a feminist robotics collective, didn't always work as intended, and Timbers incorporated their malfunctions into the production: sometimes a robot would run into a wall and stay there.
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It&aposs easy to back up files on a Windows 10 computer to make a copy of all your data, in case your computer malfunctions or you want to transfer it to another device.
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Those include adjustments to its troubled Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) software, updates to warn pilots of conflicting sensor information, fixes to processor failure that could cause horizontal stabilizer malfunctions, and improved emergency procedures.
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Unlike traditional television shows and film, where actors get multiple takes to perfect a scene, the costumes, hair and makeup need to be planned perfectly in case of any unforeseen malfunctions during the live broadcast.
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"And I think of myself running after my crazy kids and being at hotel pools, wanting to be cute but also not wanting to worry about things," she adds hinting at bathing suit wardrobe malfunctions.
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With an estimated price tag of roughly $235 billion for 235,210 planes, the F-235 program has weathered half a dozen years of testing and experienced myriad hardware malfunctions and software glitches along the way.
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French healthcare company Sanofi said it had been put under investigation over a legal case relating to Depakine, a medication known to have caused birth malfunctions and slow neurological development after being taken during pregnancy.
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People Products claims that the Small Transparent Speaker will be able to detect malfunctions and notify users through a connected app in the event that they need to return the device for recycling or repair.
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A summary of the report blames the crash on faulty "assumptions" made during the design and certification of the 737 Max about how pilots would respond to malfunctions by the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS).
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Responding to charges of a "rigged" market and propelled by some highly publicized malfunctions, the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation released a laundry list Thursday of changes it believes will make the market function better.
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Electronic component maker Rohm Co Ltd rose 4.7 percent after the company said it had developed a chip set for automotive LCDs equipped with the ability to identify internal malfunctions, thus potentially raising safety standards.
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"Our study suggests that the electromagnetic fields generated by electric cars do not cause malfunctions," said lead study author Dr. Carsten Lennerz of the German Heart Center Munich and the German Center for Cardiovascular Research.
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In response to reports of explosive battery malfunctions in Samsung's Galaxy Note 7, the Federal Aviation Administration has issued a statement advising airplane passengers not to use, or even pack the smartphones during air travel.
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Makers of cardiac defibrillators, insulin pumps, breast implants and other medical devices might be able to delay reporting dangerous malfunctions to the Food and Drug Administration under an agreement heading for a vote in Congress.
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Last year, humans were to blame for more than 96 percent of California's 8,054 wildfires, according to the National Interagency Fire Center, whether the first embers came from abandoned firepits, discarded cigarettes or equipment malfunctions.
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Backing up the files on your computer to an external hard drive, a cloud storage service, or another network can prevent you from losing important documents and data if your computer malfunctions or breaks down.
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But the drug, manufactured by French drugmaker Sanofi and sold under brands such as Depakine, Depakote and Epilim, is also known to have caused birth malfunctions and slow neurological development after being taken during pregnancy.
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Because there are so many things that can stymie a launch — from bad timing to bad welding to bad luck — some of Iran's troubles, aerospace experts warned, could well be the result of normal malfunctions.
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Stearns has been making textiles inspired by the digital world for a number of years: In 2012 he founded Glitch Textiles, which wove images of digital malfunctions compiled from his Year of the Glitch project.
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New York (CNN)The Department of Homeland Security will audit election equipment, purchased by a firm targeted by Russian hackers, in North Carolina after voter registration malfunctions led to long lines in Durham County in 2016.
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The Orion capsule is meant to carry crew — and before the Orion actually holds any people, NASA wants to conduct a test of the vehicle's emergency system to protect crew if the rocket malfunctions during launch.
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Auvi-Q was subject to a mass recall last October after a series of suspected malfunctions in delivering the correct dosage of the drug epinephrine, which counters the effects of the potentially fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis.
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"They must receive extensive training on many topics to include use of force and rules of engagement, warning shots, contact reporting and tracking, and how to clear machine guns of any malfunctions or stoppages," said Smeeks.
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WASHINGTON — Makers of cardiac defibrillators, insulin pumps, breast implants and other medical devices might be able to delay reporting dangerous malfunctions to the Food and Drug Administration under an agreement heading for a vote in Congress.
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At the briefing Sumwalt said investigators had found "no evidence of pre-existing failures, malfunctions or problems" in the balloon portion of the aircraft, but there were abrasion marks on high-tension electrical wires near the site.
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But after NBC New York and CNBC asked Cyberonics about a number of more recent patient deaths that were classified as injuries and malfunctions, the company did an internal review, finding a total of 108 misclassified deaths.
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While the swimsuits celebrated their famed derrieres, the high-cut designs meant both Pippen and Kardashian West had to do some quick readjustments as they prepared to pose up for a photoshoot to avoid any wardrobe malfunctions.
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Hundreds of South Korean fishing vessels off both coasts including 70 of the 332 that had left the eastern port of Sokcho on Friday returned early after suffering GPS malfunctions, media reports said, citing the coast guard.
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Cruz said he wants to know why regulators signed off on the plane and why it lacked sufficient safeguards against malfunctions, and why were pilots not trained on the added system that was implicated in both crashes.
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But the Joint Strike Fighter program has drawn sharp criticism after numerous hardware malfunctions and software glitches delayed the aircraft for more than three years and caused its budget to swell some $200 billion over initial estimates.
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Valero was returning to normal operations at its 335,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Port Arthur refinery after malfunctions overnight because of cold weather, upsetting instrumentation that regulates the production unit operations, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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Briley moved briskly through the lesson: we compared ammunition malfunctions (a hang fire versus a squib load), defensive rounds (the hollow point versus the full-metal jacket), and styles of shooting (the Weaver stance versus the isosceles).
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" While Tesla enjoyed high ratings for some of its vehicles, its Model X earned a lower score last October due to problems with "malfunctions of the falcon-wing doors, water leaks, and infotainment and climate-control system problems.
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The WSJ reported on the issue yesterday, spotlighting several Model X owners who've been taken aback by unexpected malfunctions, including one customer whose falcon-wing doors wouldn't open as she prepared to drive her children's carpool to school.
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The issue with the Spark, which appears to have stemmed from the drone's battery management system and power supply, was not particularly widespread, as DJI said only a "small number" of owners were experiencing the mid-flight malfunctions.
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In addition to typical start-up problems — lack of sleep, inadequate staffing, technical malfunctions — Mr. Viswanathan and Mr. Lau have also been battling an anonymous social media campaign claiming that Down to Lunch is used for sex trafficking.
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There was that drawn out Galaxy Note incident, which entailed two recalls and a on-going apology parade, coupled with the subsequent recall of 2.8 million washing machines over reports of malfunctions and injuries, including a broken jaw.
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With elbows metaphorically linked, they faced the nine-day odyssey, buffeted by nail-biting weather, a series of suspicious mechanical malfunctions and the inane formal banquets that robbed them of necessary rest at each stop on the route.
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Starlink satellites will orbit close to Earth, so if one malfunctions, SpaceX says they'll be pulled out of orbit within months instead of turning into uncontrollable space garbage that floats around for years or decades into the future.
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A good place to start is with the warranty included with your phone, whether you bought it straight from the manufacturer or from a refurb reseller on eBay—see how long you're covered for malfunctions that aren't your fault.
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The report summary said that faulty "assumptions" were made during the design and certification of the 737 Max about how pilots would respond to malfunctions by the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), according to the presentation seen by CNN.
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European Space Agency astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti gives a tour of the toilet in this informative video: Every once in a while, the system malfunctions, and what goes in the toilet comes back out and floats around the space station.
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PARIS, Feb 4 (Reuters) - French healthcare company Sanofi said it had been put under investigation over a legal case relating to Depakine, a medication known to have caused birth malfunctions and slow neurological development after being taken during pregnancy.
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But now that the posters are popping up, just days after the government safety notice, the seriousness of the potential dangers of hoverboard malfunctions may finally begin to dawn on some of the more hardcore fans of the device.
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Here's what CBS Sports reported from Belichick's press conference Wednesday: Belichick spent a portion of his press conference on Monday explaining the Patriots' Microsoft Surface tablet malfunctions, which occurred during the first half of the AFC Championship on Sunday.
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This type of brain injury is usually seen as a result of cardiopulmonary arrest, meaning heart or lung malfunctions may have prevented oxygen from reaching the brain through a person's blood supply, causing brain tissue to die, he explained.
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Since Essure, which is a set of small metal coils placed in the fallopian tubes, was approved by the FDA in 2002, thousands of American women have come forward with stories of injuries and malfunctions related to the device.
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Last September, the F.D.A. accused the drugmaker Pfizer, which manufactures the EpiPen for Mylan, of failing to properly investigate reports of EpiPen malfunctions, including cases in which patients became severely ill or died after the device did not work.
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In emergency situations like Harvey, the Startup, Shutdown, and Malfunctions Emissions requirement, passed by Obama in 2015, would have mandated that industries must maintain and monitor their facilities so any event, planned or unplanned, wouldn't cause excessive air pollution.
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Mariah Carey suffered through a performance train wreck in Times Square on New Year's Eve as malfunctions left her at a loss vocally during her hit song "Emotions," struggling to reach notes and to sync the lyrics and music.
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An unintentional or inadvertent nuclear war between Washington and Pyongyang could take place not only as a result of various misunderstandings or miscalculations between fully rational presidents, but also in unintended consequence of certain mechanical, electrical, or computer malfunctions.
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Didn't test how software would respond to sensor malfunction In addition to not including inputs from two AOA sensors in its original design, Boeing did not flight test AOA sensor malfunctions and how MCAS software would respond, according to several sources.
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Time to put all that extra space to good use Time to put all that extra space to good use Mechanical engineering: You need highly skilled folks to repair hardware malfunctions or troubleshoot software glitches to ensure smooth customer experiences.
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It said the computer meltdown was caused by a power surge at a data centre that houses the servers, a similar glitch that has beset other big airlines and highlighting the particular susceptibility of the aviation industry to IT malfunctions.
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The lawyers said so many concerns were raised about the device that a special program was set up to investigate the malfunctions, but none of these details were provided to the F.D.A. when Johnson & Johnson responded to the agency this month.
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Most private homes and guest houses struggle to treat their waste water as municipal plants are overloaded and domestic equipment often malfunctions for the same reason, meaning that sewage is discharged directly into the rivers and canals that feed Lake Baikal.
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Michael Stumo and Paul Njoroge hold a sign with photos of Njoroge's family members who died on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 ahead of Njoroge's Wednesday testimony before the House Transportation Subcommittee on Aviation to discuss the Boeing 85033 Max airplane malfunctions.
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This stage of the game is rife with potential traps: your hours could get cut, the part-time website malfunctions, your kid gets sick and you have to stay home with them, your ride to work has a family emergency.
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The FDA said it found that containers in the plant were not tested for conformance with written procedures, and highlighted the more than 50 customer complaints, over the last year, related to malfunctions in the spray or dropper of Akorn's products.
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The mechanical systems are above ground to prevent power and heating malfunctions in the event of flooding, and the lobby was built far above the flood plain — luxuries most of the homes in the area can neither adopt nor afford.
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The subway emergency plan targets the things that cause the vast majority of delays in the system, such as signal malfunctions, track issues, failing power infrastructure, water-related damage and corrosion, track fires, car breakdowns, police emergencies and station problems.
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The new GSK lab will run tests on various irregularities in the human genome and track the malfunctions they trigger in cells, hoping to gain a clearer understanding of the causes of cancer as well as neurological and immunological diseases.
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Retailers and customers alike suspected that Apple was deliberately letting the issue and other malfunctions that arose from replacing other components go unresolved in some sort of ploy to pressure customers into paying for officially licensed repair services that are more expensive.
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According to The Air Force Times, the plane has experienced "catastrophic engine failure," and according to The Washington Post, it experienced "life-threatening" ejection-seat malfunctions in October 2015, three months after the U.S. Marine Corps declared the B variant operational. CNBC.
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The insurance industry is learning how to incorporate artificial intelligence in various scenarios to determine liability and calculate risk, including AVs, where the responsibility for malfunctions and accidents could fall on safety drivers, on the vehicle manufacturer, or on software and hardware providers.
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Part of this work is about locating and maximizing the return on natural resources, but it's also about making sure the equipment runs and runs well, with models that predict wear and maintenance schedules, which could stop major malfunctions before they ever occur.
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LG says fingerprint recognition rates on the under-glass module are comparable to button-type sensors and should reduce any smartphone malfunctions, with the added bonus of allowing phones to be made waterproof or scratch-resistant, or simply designed to look sleeker.
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With more rain in the forecast, New Orleans leaders rushed to deal with a series of malfunctions in the city's drainage system -- and to face a critical public after some local officials waited days to reveal the full extent of system failures.
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While there are a few things you can to to improve efficiency by minimizing wasted production cycles and reduce the odds of malfunctions, for the most part your Martian colony starts running itself from the moment you take care of its basic needs.
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After watching countless hours of live video in the past few weeks, I have hit upon many that are either plagued by technical malfunctions, feel contrived, drone on too long, ignore audience questions or are simply boring, by I imagine most anyone's standards.
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He thinks about injustice, and about love and sadness and people while he is at work at the sprawling Esplanade Gardens, a co-op in East Harlem, tending to plumbing or electrical malfunctions, tiling and all else that can crumble or fail.
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Despite these improvements, in 2016, malfunctions in this technology still remain, most recently with airbag maker Takata having to issue the largest recall in history, involving over 28 million cars and with an associated death toll of at least 11 so far.
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No one enjoys when technology just isn't working like it's supposed to — and the reasons behind those malfunctions can translate to hours spent tinkering with your device, or even hundreds of dollars spent trying to get it back to where it should be.
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The idea is twofold: The drone can save energy by riding on the truck for as far as it makes sense to do so, and to provide the aircraft a safe place to land in case its power gets low or it malfunctions.
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Why it matters: MCAS malfunctions are at the center of 2 crashes that killed 346 people within the last year, and the pilot, Mark Forkner, said in the texts that he "basically lied to the regulators (unknowingly)" about the issues he experienced.
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For example, according to a July report by Environment Texas and the Environmental Integrity Project, between 85033 and 2016, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality fined only 3 per cent of illegal air emissions resulting from malfunctions or maintenance at petrochemical facilities.
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One of the targeted companies, VR Systems, provided e-poll books to Durham County, N.C., where malfunctions with the electronic systems in 20163 led to scores of voters' being told incorrectly that they had already cast ballots or were ineligible to vote.
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The company first minimized the issue, claiming that only a minority of users experienced malfunctions (while nearly every gadget review site said it failed after a week), then failed to implement a long-term plan, while continuing to ship out shoddy bands.
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A shrunken staff of engineers, working overtime to implement decisions by colleagues who had long since been laid off, finally got the engines approved more than a year past their scheduled delivery dates, and malfunctions continued to plague the engines for years thereafter.
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It seems highly unlikely that Samsung could have suffered two independent battery malfunctions without some connecting problem — but Samsung and all of its auditors conclude that the issues resided within the batteries themselves and not the electrical or software design of the Note 7.
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"But barring some unlikely mechanical malfunctions, based on that video it's very hard to see how this isn't terrorism and the investigation will be focused on whether this was a premeditated car attack like you'd see from ISIS, or an impulsive violent outburst," he said.
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The Facebook Group That Started It AllSince Essure, which is a set of small metal coils placed in the fallopian tubes, was approved by the FDA in 2002, thousands of American women have come forward with stories of injuries and malfunctions related to the device.
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Over-the-air software updates will allow the automaker to fix engine malfunctions, improve fuel economy, adjust steering quality, and alter almost every feature on a vehicle, possibly even including updates for safety standards that go into effect years after the vehicle was built.
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"During the design and certification of the Boeing 28 26 (MAX), assumptions were made about flight crew response to malfunctions which, even though consistent with current industry guidelines, turned out to be incorrect," investigators wrote as the first of nine contributing factors to the crash.
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That compound is one of several factors cited in an independent engineering firm's report, also released on Tuesday, that describes the root cause of the airbag malfunctions as a combination of manufacturing issues, the ammonium nitrate propellant and prolonged exposure to hot, humid weather.
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The trailer reveals that the world could be a stake if McBride doesn't find his father, who was experimenting with "highly classified material" when he disappeared and could be causing "the surge"— which seems to be a catastrophic glitch causing power outages and technological malfunctions.
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The pictures and findings, published on Wednesday in a study in Scientific Reports, will allow researchers from Imperial College London to learn more about the bee's cerebral processing power and help them get to the bottom of why its brain malfunctions in certain situations.
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Although FA-18 aircrews have experienced PEs attributed to breathing air problems, the majority of recent serious incidents have been attributed to issues related to the aircraft's environmental control system, which supports air quality in the cockpit and cabin pressurization malfunctions, according to the report.
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United CEO Oscar Munoz largely defended the practice of overbooking and bumping passengers to Congress, saying it helps the airline accommodate passengers when there are malfunctions, pointing to a recent incident in Dubai that allowed passengers on a canceled flight to get home sooner.
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As battery life degrades, a smartphone's ability to achieve the same performance with less efficient battery use degrades as well, and Apple has released updates to address that problem as best it can and avoid embarrassing device malfunctions or even potentially dangerous component failures.
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Starhopper's construction and launches have led to frequent road closures, heightened security, paper flyers warning of breaking windows from possible (though unlikely) explosive malfunctions, and even a brush fire that scorched dozens of acres before stopping a couple thousand feet from Boca Chica Village.
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While the company is a constant target of Wall Street disparagement for its relatively paltry 317 million monthly users, the site was a go-to for conversation and breaking news about voting activity, malfunctions and results — with the not-so-periodic joke thrown in.
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A report by the city department released on Tuesday said that the New York City Housing Authority was too slow in flagging and responding to dangerous malfunctions among its 3,300 elevators and that it allowed backup safety devices known as "brake monitors" to go unused.
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The real number of infections may be much higher, but the true extent of the crisis was disguised by delays and malfunctions in coronavirus testing that suggest the administration squandered valuable time as the virus ravaged China to properly prepare for its US arrival.
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"Oh, put it into the light, right here," said Mr. Long, who knew that the room was outfitted with yellow stage lighting, just to make sure there were no wardrobe malfunctions (like a fabric that became see-through only when viewed from the audience).
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One of his earliest rulings has had a notable impact on environmental law: In 2014, Srinivasan joined two other D.C. Circuit judges in tossing out part of an Environmental Protection Agency cement rule that had shielded companies from lawsuits over pollution released during malfunctions.
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Photo: John Bazemore (AP)The contentious and still unresolved Georgia gubernatorial election has led to a variety of claims of unfair play on the part of GOP candidate and current Secretary of State Brian Kemp, including a voter suppression lawsuit and reports of voting machine technical malfunctions.
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In 2009, an investigation by the Office of Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services, found the vast majority of unread safety reports were events classified as "malfunctions" and the FDA's software only assigned about 10 percent of malfunction reports to analysts for review.
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Westworld's use of "No Surprises" in its second episode is much more low-key, with the self-playing honky-tonk piano in the park's saloon plinking out the signature riff in the background as the existential musings and malfunctions of androids play out on the main stage.
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The last time Samsung offered figures on its ongoing Note 7 problems, on September 1st, it claimed that it had received 35 notifications of battery malfunctions globally — reports that prompted it to suspend sales of the device, and to issue a global recall of handsets already sold.
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A week after issuing a statement "strongly advising" airline passengers not to use or charge Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 — which has been formally recalled over a series of explosions due to battery malfunctions — the Federal Aviation Administration has officially banned use of the device during flight.
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The former state legislator and voting rights activist will follow the announcement up with a weekend event in Georgia's Gwinnett County, at an elementary school where voters were forced to wait in line for hours to vote in 2018 due to technical malfunctions, according to the newspaper.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - One in four registered voters in the United States live in areas that will use electronic voting machines that do not produce a paper backup in the November presidential election despite concerns that they are vulnerable to tampering and malfunctions, according to a Reuters analysis.
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Doctors with years of experience in the fertility industry say that the recent lapses at fertility clinics appear to be unusual, The New York Times reported last week in a guide on what to look for when considering freezing eggs or embryos and the recent malfunctions.
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Read more: 'Dead or Alive Xtreme 3' Bikini Malfunctions Are Too Hot for America DOA's "Softness Engine" has been controversial since the game's inception, and gamers doing what gamers do—modding games to see some virtual skin—seems to be a constant headache for Koei Tecmo.
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The acting attorney general has been fired, protests are rocking the nation's largest airports, and a constitutional clash is brewing between the executive and judicial branches, but Mr. Trump thinks the Democrats are a real mess because their audio equipment malfunctions, as do their tear ducts.
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Whether she's proving how she's one of us trying to get into a jumpsuit, talking about child-induced wardrobe malfunctions on her fancy Italian vacation, or even her struggles with alcohol, she's as real as they come, and she proves it on her social media channels again and again.
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The hygiene hypothesis posits that the rise of several of these diseases, including asthma, eczema and type-1 diabetes (all of which seem associated with malfunctions of the immune system), has been caused by improvements in hygiene of the sort that have helped get rid of other illnesses.
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Although the VNS instruction manual warns the nerve stimulator could cause patients to aspirate liquid into their lungs — a known pneumonia risk — Cyberonics reasoned three of the patient deaths were properly classified as "injuries" or "malfunctions" because medical professionals attested the device was not related to the pneumonia.
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Telegram routes traffic through those US cloud services to circumvent Russian state interference — but so do many other Russian businesses, and since the block isn't smart enough to isolate Telegram, it's led to a heap of trouble and malfunctions for online banking and retail services across the country.
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But this year, in the banal hands of Ant and Dec, the mighty flames were reduced to a two bit skit, a stark warning: there will be no surprises tonight; there will be no malfunctions; there won't be any lights being shone on anyone; we are in control.
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The "60 Minutes" report on Allegiant Air, meanwhile, detailed more than 100 of what it described as serious mechanical incidents between the start of 2016 and October 2017, including midair engine failures, smoke and fumes in the cabin, rapid descents, flight control malfunctions, hydraulic leaks and aborted takeoffs.
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See also: Apply here to attend IGNITION: Transportation, an event focused on the future of transportation, in San Francisco on October 22The removal of safety drivers, who can take over if a vehicle's autonomous-driving technology malfunctions, will represent a major step for Waymo and the autonomous-vehicle industry.
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Early tests showed increases in rifleman accuracy as well as decreases in weapon malfunctions when compared to the M1 Garand, with many experts contending at the time that the new rifle was superior to the M14, despite still having a few issues that needed to be worked out.
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Accordingly, even under the very best or optimum assumptions of enemy rationality, all relevant decisionmakers would have to concern themselves with potentially dense or confused communications, inevitable miscalculations, cascading errors in information, unauthorized uses of strategic weapons, mechanical or computer malfunctions and poorly-recognized applications of cyberdefense and cyberwar.
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After an interlude involving Teddy and a group of bros followed by an uptight couple on a ride0along with a malfunctioning sheriff, we get the boss lady, who wants to take the estimated 10 percent of hosts with updates offline due to the malfunctions caused by Ford's upgrade.
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In addition to the recent major malfunctions the plant has suffered, the continuing ecological effects the plant's antiquated cooling water intake system has on the Hudson River estuary and the high radiation levels observed in groundwater testing, the aging facility poses a threat to the regional food shed.
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In a beautiful and bizarre outpouring, you told us about painful carpal tunnel, constipation, thyroid malfunctions, excess drool, itchy nipples, strange divots in your thighs and shins that won't go away, cured aversions to cilantro ... the list goes on, because the human body is a magical, horrible wonderland.
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Confrontations, tears, betrayals, and lots of sewing machine malfunctions — everything that kept you coming back to Project Runway season after season will assuredly make its way onto Klum and Gunn's latest venture, except this time, it's all happening in Paris (and in Tokyo... and in New York City).
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"The recommendations that SGX has implemented include establishing a Master Record as the authoritative source of data in the event of complex malfunctions; providing more clarity on the timing and principles for market closure and resumption during a market-wide incident; and establishing a clear protocol for trade assumption," SGX said.
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The two main components, both developed by Arbe itself, are an ultra high resolution radar; and Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM), algorithms that provide improved target separation and enhanced resolution, and remove false alarms that confuse systems and lead to malfunctions and accidents, with work in a 4D imaging system.
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Since the INRatio and a later model, the INRatio2, were cleared for use in 2002, the F.D.A. has received more than 9,000 reports of malfunctions with the products, and more than 1,353 reports of injuries, according to an analysis in December by the Public Citizen Health Research Group, a consumer organization.
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The difficulties of white suburban motherhood are reduced to DVR malfunctions and bake sale restrictions, and are then made out to be falsely equivalent with the "real world problems" of policing, fascism, terrorism, transphobic hate crimes, and totalitarianism (problems very foreign to their small suburban world), to intended comedic effect.
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Tesla is an awesome car with futuristic electronics that set the standard for the auto industry ... they also crash into garages and houses because the car malfunctions ... so claims a Tesla owner in a new class action lawsuit, but the car company claims it's all just a crass money play.
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" By the 230 iteration — which arrived long after the memeification of the toy's notorious malfunctions and bugs, such as their ability to interfere with radio frequencies or spontaneously change tone of voice — it made sense to Hasbro subsidiary Tiger Electronics to change the tagline again to "A mind of its own.
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The FDA has allowed device makers to file 1.1 million reports of injuries or malfunctions to a little-known internal FDA database since 2016, a recent Kaiser Health News investigation has found, spurring top FDA officials to pledge to open those records within weeks and shut down the "alternative summary reporting" program.
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The cause of the airbags' malfunctions is a combination of factors including manufacturing issues; the chemical compound that Takata used as a propellant; and prolonged exposure to hot, humid weather, according to a report released last week by an independent engineering firm, Orbital ATK, that was hired by a group of automakers.
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Walter JonesWalter Beaman JonesExperts warn Georgia's new electronic voting machines vulnerable to potential intrusions, malfunctions Georgia restores 22,000 voter registrations after purge Stacey Abrams group files emergency motion to stop Georgia voting roll purge MORE, a spokesperson for Georgia's secretary of State, pushed back on Thursday in a statement to The Hill.
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The wider scope of the malfunctions came to light partly because of a new set of reporting requirements, mandated by the Democratic National Committee after allies of Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont pushed the national party to demand more transparency following his narrow loss to Hillary Clinton in the 27 Iowa caucuses.
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Rebecca Jamil, a former immigration judge who stepped down from the court soon after the Trump administration separated families at the border, in a tweet said it can be stressful having a journalist in the court amid technology malfunctions during a hearing, but that is the point of reporters being in the room.
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"If you said just a few years ago that starting forest fires because of transmission malfunctions was going to bankrupt a major American utility, people would be like, 'No that's crazy, that can't happen,'" Elias Hinckley, a Washington, DC–based energy and climate finance lawyer at the global law firm K&L Gates, told VICE.
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The push to modernize the way fares are paid comes during a disastrous year for the subway system, with delays on every line, rush-hour malfunctions that have strangled the system, and worse: a train derailed in Manhattan in mid-June, injuring dozens of people and raising concerns over whether the subway was even safe.
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"They changed the topic on me when I was sitting in the chair with the earpiece in" McIntosh and Neffinger also warned Democrats to be prepared for certain dirty tactics, including inconveniently timed technical malfunctions or producers changing the topic at the last-minute from something they agreed to discuss in advance to a more contentious and biased topic.
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When he starts experiencing repetitive events at 2:22 every day — repeated words and behavior from people around him, malfunctions and explosions in public places — he tries to unravel a mystery built around Sarah (Hacksaw Ridge co-star Teresa Palmer) who appears in this clip as a passenger on a plane that nearly crashes under Dylan's watch.
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Without a spare hand to reload, clear malfunctions, and stabilize your weapon, your best-case scenario is burning through the magazine in each pistol before having to drop them both to reload, and because you're splitting your attention between weapons, chances are really good that you won't manage to hit anything before you have to reload either.
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It's the summer of 211, and the psychokinetic Eleven (Millie Bobbie Brown) and her friends have their hands full: Apart from the economic pressure on the small town created by the shiny new Starcourt Mall, there are also inexplicable rat infestations and weird magnetic malfunctions, not to mention the mysterious voices and cryptic codes being transmitted on local airwaves.
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The plane had experienced various data malfunctions during previous flights, including inaccurate readings of airspeed and the angle of the plane's ascent, which is called the angle of attack, or A.O.A. On the doomed flight, the miscalibrated A.O.A. sensor triggered the automated system and forced the plane's nose down repeatedly to help prevent a stall that was not occurring.
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Facing increasingly vocal complaints from residents about excessive security, road closures, a large brush fire started by a prototype launch in July, notices that warned of rocket malfunctions, and other disruptions — plus a mandate from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to boost its liability insurance coverage by 33 times — SpaceX in mid-September mailed every homeowner a "not negotiable" buyout offer.
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Read More: Heat and Ashes: The Untold Story of the Apollo 113 Fire But by the time Soyuz 1 had circled Earth a dozen times, revealing its perilous mechanical issues—including defective power systems and orientation malfunctions—Soyuz 2 and its crew of three cosmonauts had been grounded, and Komarov received the go-ahead to abort his mission and attempt an emergency landing.
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If the angle of attack sensor malfunctions and feeds bad data into the system, a situation reportedly made worse by a decision to have MCAS only rely on one of the two sensors on board at a time, MCAS could repeatedly activate and send 20193 Max jets into a nosedive—an issue which Ethiopian authorities said was likely to blame in their preliminary report.
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Tenants report numerous issues with the technology: Sometimes, it confuses Asian non-residents with tenants of the same ethnicity, granting strangers access to the building; some outdoor entrances don't work well in harsh sunlight and at night due to the sensitivity of the camera lenses; and malfunctions have become so common that the complex's security guards will buzz practically anyone in, which makes tenants nervous, Zhang says.
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The regulations in question had required oil companies to more closely monitor their equipment, in an effort to proactively prevent the types of malfunctions that lead to disasters like the BP's Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2011, which killed 11 workers and spilled some 200 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, killing marine life and exposing Gulf-area residents and cleanup crews to toxic chemicals.
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Among those startups to receive checks from the firm most recently are Augury, a six-year-old, New York-based machine health startup that connects vibration and ultrasonic sensors to smartphones to detect machine malfunctions before they happen, which just raised $17 million in Series B funding; and Spell, a two-year-old, New York-based deep learning and AI infrastructure platform that last month raised $15 million co-led by Eclipse.
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The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act These warranty agreements and stickers exist almost entirely to help manufacturers maintain a monopoly on repairing the devices that they sell us—for example, most people won't attempt the relatively simple process of replacing a broken iPhone screen (which is not covered by warranty) if they believe that in doing so, Apple will refuse to replace the headphone jack if it malfunctions (which is covered by warranty).
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Here are some LimeBike and Spin scooters shoved into trees: And a Bird scooter scuttled in the San Francisco Bay: This one's got a sticker covering its QR scanner, rendering it unusable: Brake problems, including cut brake lines, are one of the most common Bird malfunctions, according to Michael Ghadieh, who owns SF Wheels, a electronics repair shop in San Francisco's Cole Valley that says it's been contracted by Bird to fix its scooters.
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As to why some weren't answered at all, the hotline's text messaging service provider offered five possible reasons: incompatibilities between devices sending the texts messages and the software the VA uses to process the messages; software malfunctions that freeze the hotline's text messaging interface; inaudible audio prompts used to alert responders of incoming texts; attempts to overload the system with a large number of texts; and incompatibilities between the web browsers used by the call center and the text messaging software.
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