Miscalculation with Kim Jong Un could kill millions in hours.
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However, the price of miscalculation does not bear thinking about.
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Their miscalculation on the direction of policy could be costly.
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Tech made a huge political miscalculation in not moving faster.
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And I think that has planted many seeds for miscalculation.
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Netanyahu's alienation of American Jews as his ultimate miscalculation. As
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The slightest misstep or miscalculation, and the climb is done.
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It's a miscalculation that will haunt Saudi Arabia for years.
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However, that could prove to be a very costly miscalculation.
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This is either a genius move or a terrible miscalculation.
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Emotions are high, and the likelihood of miscalculation is increased.
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I hope they are not making a further political miscalculation.
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Other political specialists, including some Republicans, consider that a miscalculation.
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Mistake or miscalculation could easily result in a nuclear blunder.
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That was a nightmare that would be triggered by miscalculation.
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But Khamenei's miscalculation has cost him a powerful weapon instead.
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And miscalculation could lead things to spiral out of control.
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The document now reads like a tragic miscalculation, at best.
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She made a major miscalculation she has to live with.
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It was a miscalculation, and O'Rourke was punished for it.
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Misperception and miscalculation are always worrisome in situations like this.
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How do we deal with these problems of miscalculation and misjudgment?
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But it's important to be clear about what the miscalculation was.
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But the situation involving children seems to be a major miscalculation.
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Someone appears to have made a miscalculation when writing Johnson's character.
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To answer your question, I think it was a colossal miscalculation.
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And even if it were, the risk of miscalculation is growing.
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"It would be a strategic miscalculation of enormous proportions," he said.
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I think the possibility for accidents and miscalculation is high here.
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Nine leaders could initiate nuclear war by mistake, miscalculation or malice.
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And that makes the danger of miscalculation -- and war -- infinitely greater.
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Few people believe that such a miscalculation would lead to war.
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That miscalculation drew tens of thousands more people to the protests.
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It turned out to be a remarkable and potentially damning miscalculation.
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As a result, the slightest miscalculation or misunderstanding can quickly spiral.
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Jamie Davis told CNN that "an accounting error" caused the miscalculation.
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The potential for miscalculation and escalation in any response is high.
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They'll just increase the potential for their use and for miscalculation.
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It is a directorial miscalculation that nearly sinks the whole production.
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An inevitable miscalculation or miscommunication between rivals could lead to apocalypse.
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"This shutdown was a political miscalculation of gargantuan proportions," McConnell said.
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And it wasn't the only miscalculation he made on Saturday night.
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It's a really serious miscalculation that Latinos only care about immigration.
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"It's a situation ripe with the possibility of miscalculation," he said.
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But they were unequivocal that impeachment would be a massive miscalculation.
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Will there be a war of miscalculation in the South China Sea?
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But Alex makes a terrible miscalculation and lands in the soup (again).
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My other miscalculation relates to the thickness of the Toast leather covers.
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I still consider this as my biggest miscalculation ever as an investor.
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One false move, one miscalculation, and the story would have ended there.
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There is potential for serious miscalculation on both sides. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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In a crisis, that can reduce the risk of a fatal miscalculation.
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It was arguably the biggest foreign policy miscalculation of the Obama presidency.
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Observers worry that a miscalculation on either side could have serious consequences.
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Unsafe actions increase the risk of miscalculation and potential for midair collisions.
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They made an enormous miscalculation and they would, of course, make changes.
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But he made a huge miscalculation, and risked impeachment in the process.
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It was a huge miscalculation, and one Rubio later said he regretted.
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"The most immediate concern is the danger of miscalculation," Mr. King said.
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It was, in retrospect, a horrific and fateful miscalculation on every level.
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An apparent miscalculation played a role in this latest round of violence.
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But there may be an added element of political miscalculation at work.
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The idea is to increase transparency and reduce the risk of miscalculation.
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What if escalation, miscalculation or local incident sparks a second Korean War?
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We cannot afford a massive miscalculation or an outright surrender to polluters.
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A slight miscalculation or miscommunication, many believe, could risk sparking all-out conflict.
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But, but, but: Despite Iran's deliberate approach, the danger of miscalculation is high.
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"Diplomacy is still worthwhile if it lowers the risk of miscalculation," she said.
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Whatever his reasons, his offensive is starting to look like a big miscalculation.
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Cillizza: It IS a weird miscalculation by McConnell -- especially on the messaging front.
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It turned out to be a massive miscalculation according to our research team.
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The ultimate irony, however, is that Cuomo may have made a grave miscalculation.
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The company's fall is a story of commercial overreach and miscalculation (see article).
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Mike McCaul of Texas, thinks Trump's current asylum policies are a huge miscalculation.
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As for Iran, the best evidence of Suleimani's miscalculation is simple: He's dead.
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All of this stems from a classic miscalculation by both Beijing and Pyongyang.
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" It added that "unsafe actions increase the risk of miscalculation and midair collisions.
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What may be most tragic about Mr. Zimmerman's miscalculation is that it's widespread.
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Now the question is: Is there room for Iranian miscalculation of the U.S.?
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Instability gives rise to unpredictability, which can rapidly metastasize into miscalculation and catastrophe.
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Asian World Press feels like an accident and the book a severe miscalculation.
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We have to reduce where we are, where we could have this miscalculation.
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That leads to heightened tensions and adds to the risk of a miscalculation.
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"But the risk of miscalculation in the Middle East is clearly rising," Sheldon wrote.
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The reality is that miscalculation or miscommunication with another country could result in catastrophe.
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However, even if a strategic miscalculation happened tomorrow, many experts believe war isn't imminent.
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We will engage Russia to increase transparency and reduce the risk of military miscalculation.
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When you miss this badly, there's never one person solely responsible for the miscalculation.
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Norris said the West Wing made a strategic miscalculation by not sharing more information.
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It was a miscalculation for Lewis, but for the team it is completely unacceptable.
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Trump has disrupted all of that—greatly increasing the chances of miscalculation or escalation.
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It cannot have been a slip; it had to have been a strategic miscalculation.
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Dialogue helps to reduce tensions and lessen the chances of miscalculation on both sides.
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The danger of a misstep or miscalculation suddenly evolving into war is very real.
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While there are no good military options, war could result from North Korea's miscalculation.
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Robinhood was never much of a threat, and going to zero was a miscalculation.
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Its verification procedures, which have worked well, provide reassurance and prevent misperception and miscalculation.
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The threat of war with North Korea or a miscalculation is the greatest threat.
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"All big wars have been due to miscalculation," he said in a televised address.
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"I warn them against any miscalculation or any step to exploit the situation," he said.
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The momentum miscalculation is what triggered the safe mode, according to a Chandra press release.
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And North Korea is so opaque that the risk of a catastrophic miscalculation is high.
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And it had already admitted a miscalculation in September led to over-inflated video views.
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Because great powers compete in a grey zone between peace and war, that risks miscalculation.
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A major miscalculation by the Fed (raising rates too fast) might also slow the markets.
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By further invoking Benghazi, though, Democratic officials and their liberal allies risk a critical miscalculation.
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In the end, however, this move on Manafort could prove to be a serious miscalculation.
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It does not mean that we could end up with an unintended escalation through miscalculation.
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Plenty of other grocers reckon this may be the miscalculation that eventually brings them down.
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"(We) expect U.S. naval vessels to continue to come," and "miscalculation cannot be ruled out".
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And when combined with President Trump's unpredictable decision-making, it is a recipe for miscalculation.
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Timing and political calculations — and miscalculation by the president — could potentially further complicate USMCA ratification.
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Instead, this seems like a miscalculation that will have substantial and devastating consequences for millions.
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"We believe that the I.R.S. made a huge miscalculation on what I owe," he said.
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But the existence of the Trump Put seems to increase the odds of a miscalculation.
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Was this a naïve miscalculation regarding Britain's actual bargaining power or a careful political calculation?
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I also feel like there might be a possible miscalculation when it comes to Bran.
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And whatever the issue, they argue, a disastrous miscalculation is more likely without persistent engagement.
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There is no good outcome that comes from false threats and name-calling — only miscalculation.
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Miscalculation could prompt an unwarranted pre-emptive strike, which could start a regional nuclear war.
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Yet huge populations are at risk of a miscalculation resulting from the war of words.
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But Mr. Trump needs to test the possibility before design or miscalculation leads to war.
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South Korea, Japan and even Russia have urged both sides to avoid a devastating miscalculation.
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A mix of national ambitions, personal ego and deadly weapons is creating opportunities for miscalculation.
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The fear is that small acts and mutual threats of war can lead to miscalculation.
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Leaders must be clear and credible, not intemperate and unpredictable, to avoid a calamitous miscalculation.
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Miscalculation and accidents involving nuclear weapons have been far more common than most people realize.
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Ultimately, Victoria's Secret's miscalculation was thinking that all women still want wings of their own. ●
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" He said his biggest concern on the Manbij front line he was visiting was "miscalculation.
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Minhaj pointed to the media miscalculation on election night as just one example of his point.
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And in terms of these retaliation, I want to get back to the Canadian miscalculation here.
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And in perhaps a major miscalculation, he passed up an opportunity to visit Israel that year.
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But as Chinese might grows and American commitment appears to wane, the room for miscalculation grows.
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The president's trade adviser Peter Navarro tells me there is always the chance of Chinese miscalculation.
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"An honest miscalculation," the official believes, of who they'd be insuring and how sick they were.
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Twitter declined a follow-up request from Gizmodo to make any further statements about the miscalculation.
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Raju: No question about it, McConnell made a major miscalculation in his handling of health care.
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The company's real miscalculation may have been its assessment of the unions' ability to hold out.
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And when politics come into play, even the most adept negotiator may be prone to miscalculation.
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Neither country wants a full-scale war, she said, but the chances for miscalculation are high.
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Somewhere in this cycle, the probability of limited nuclear war, by miscalculation or design, will increase.
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Juno traveled within 2,900 miles of Jupiter's cloud tops, so a miscalculation could have been catastrophic.
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They are then given antibiotics for chlamydia instead of MGen, a miscalculation with potentially profound effects.
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In what appears to be a miscalculation, the Cavs are switching almost everything on the perimeter.
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What role misperception, miscalculation, ideological zeal and actual military action may play remains to be seen.
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"Washington's self-confidence and Tehran's diffidence increases the risk of miscalculation on both sides," he adds.
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His delivery shocks because it is more of a tragic miscalculation than a simply bad performance.
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The US should "focus on miscalculation and unintended escalation — almost like a hotline approach," says Reif.
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Also in Washington, Senate Democrats are seeing the government shutdown as a miscalculation on their part.
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Bravo's decision, then, to focus on the younger generation is a miscalculation, though a reasonable one.
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It warned of "potential for miscalculation or mis-identification" for civilian aircraft, according to Associated Press.
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If nuclear weapons are not used intentionally, they could be used inadvertently by accident or miscalculation.
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And that miscalculation could mean the end of House Lannister in the most ironic demise imaginable.
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This was another miscalculation, and it led directly to the Russian-Iranian military alliance in Syria.
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In the conflict between Washington and Tehran, a miscalculation by either is not hard to envision.
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That's how a political movement thinks and so I think that that was a fundamental miscalculation.
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We can no longer rely on luck alone to avoid a war by accident or miscalculation.
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That miscalculation cost Democrats the Senate in the 28503 election cycle, killed Republican "rising star" Sen.
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But it's also a perfect articulation of a calculation — or perhaps miscalculation — Republicans made with Trump.
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"When a crisis reaches a boiling point then you have a possibility of a miscalculation," warns Perry.
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Sadly, the rover crashed during its descent when a miscalculation caused its parachute to deploy too early.
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"The risk of miscalculation remains high, especially in the absence of dialogue," Schmid said in a statement.
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The goal of the exercise, Dunford said, was to reduce the risk of miscalculation during a crisis.
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And when rates are above zero, the Fed has more room to react to a policy miscalculation.
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The miscalculation and subsequent overcharging of fees can often result from incorrect valuation, frequency and fee rates.
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Only a small miscalculation in Pyongyang, Washington or Beijing might have sent the situation spiraling into violence.
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"The danger in something like this is if there is some sort of miscalculation on either side."
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"The danger is that there will be a war, but it will happen through miscalculation or misperception."
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It's a miscalculation to predict that Hurricane Harvey will produce an era of good feelings in Washington.
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The decision to turn the Simón Bolívar orchestra pro, in a sense, may have been a miscalculation.
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The risk of a miscalculation that results in catastrophic civilian consequences and global economic shocks is high.
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So Zuckerberg's first instant to dismiss risks of data misuse ended up being a very major miscalculation.
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Almost every slip-up and miscalculation ends up in a wide-open shot, and according to NBA.
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If this was intended as a chance for those youngsters to prove themselves, Wenger made a miscalculation.
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But the timing does seem to have been either a political miscalculation or, worse, a political calculation.
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The Trump administration is playing a dangerous game in Iran, risking a serious miscalculation by either side.
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But President Trump and Mr. Son had made a giant miscalculation, one the business press also missed.
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The Iranian strategy, the analysis said, is to prod the United States into a miscalculation or overreaction.
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That miscalculation that led to a fourth-place finish, as Federica Brignone of Italy claimed the win.
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"The Iranian regime has made a grave miscalculation by launching these attacks," Cheney said in a tweet.
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Launching even a "low-yield" nuclear weapon off a submarine greatly increases the chances of nuclear miscalculation.
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I won't mince words: This is the biggest narrative miscalculation "The Affair" has made since the start.
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The proposed new nuclear cruise missile would shorten nuclear reaction times and risk miscalculation in a crisis.
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One reason to worry is that both sides have shown such a capacity for bellicosity and miscalculation.
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Historically, this was a catastrophic miscalculation on Crawford's part, and it helped end her already-flailing career.
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"I think right now our greatest threat is a miscalculation with all of this rhetoric," he said.
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In 1.33, a colleague helped him see a miscalculation in that paper, and things looked uncertain again.
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"What she did was cowardly and spineless and a political miscalculation," said Republican state lawmaker Dan Tamburello.
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None of this is to say there is no risk of miscalculation that could escalate into hostilities.
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The administration must communicate intentions and mitigate miscalculation risks not only to Iran but also to allies.
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Such a miscalculation would be surprising, given his reported involvement in and knowledge of Iranian military affairs.
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The pro-Trump attendees said Slotkin was following Democratic Party marching orders and making a political miscalculation.
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"The miscalculation made about our campaign is that his support is an inch deep," an adviser said.
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And with the threat of a military fight hanging over it all, the chance for miscalculation grew.
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But the stakes in the confrontation are still huge, and miscalculation by either side remains a present danger.
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"They could, one day, lead to a miscalculation that results in a war," he said in an email.
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Cops think the suspect might be targeting black citizens -- but Rather says the bomber's made a serious miscalculation.
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The dangers of miscalculation are too grave for leaders to resort to ambiguous communication, threats and military action.
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Instead, he confirmed that what I saw was real — a miscalculation in the symmetry from the last surgery.
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This miscalculation suggests a fundamental misunderstanding that equates a painting with its image, but more on that later.
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However, the purchase price of $2.6 billion was within the valuation range even with the miscalculation factored in.
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Amazon's mobile phone strategy ended up being a gross miscalculation, which cost the company more than $170 million.
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Brown believed that Nixon had made a bad miscalculation that would cost him in the years to come.
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North Korea warned it'd be the "biggest miscalculation" if the U.S. believed it could control it with force.
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President Obama's gross miscalculation in 2013 was to wager that the conflict could be contained within Syria's borders.
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Unlike Tesla, however, Nissan sells nearly five million automobiles per year, allowing it to survive its dramatic miscalculation.
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And I think it was important that he deliver that message to avoid any miscalculation on their part.
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But this week, I have been parachuted in again off the back of Theresa May's spectacular electoral miscalculation.
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Many experts call the move a miscalculation by Beijing that played into the hands of the United States.
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The paper called the miscalculation "an embarrassment to Facebook", which spurred a firestorm of criticism amongst the media.
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"I really have no regrets at all," she said when I pressed her for an admission of miscalculation.
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The risk of misjudgment and miscalculation is increasingly real and the result could be an unintended nuclear conflict.
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Poke knew if he'd fucked up, if he'd made a miscalculation, he'd be back out on the curb.
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Both sides have avoided a severe miscalculation to date, but the situation has evolved dramatically in recent weeks.
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North Korea Critics disapprove of crisis management of the president, because of a threat of escalation via miscalculation.
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"These activities have the potential to increase the risk of miscalculation or conflict among claimant states," Carter said.
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However, there is a rapidly growing risk of miscalculation as bluster between two ego-obsessed leaders ratchets up.
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Russia, for instance, may adopt nuclear launch on warning, raising the risk of war by accident or miscalculation.
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Some Democrats say their party made a major miscalculation by allowing the risk corridors program to be restricted.
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Whether it was a miscalculation or not, it hasn't had the result that Darryl and many people want.
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It turned out to be a huge miscalculation, and fixing that error was not going to be easy.
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It's more than just a simple miscalculation — this is very much a sin of commission in most states.
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Khan has already called for talks with India to prevent the risk of a "miscalculation" between their militaries.
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It is a huge game of chicken, and a miscalculation on either side could easily provoke a conflict.
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Salvini's ability to execute his anti-immigrant policies may be curtailed, and he's temporarily hobbled by his miscalculation.
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He commands the most powerful nuclear and conventional arsenal in the world, and any miscalculation could be catastrophic.
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Getting it right is a high-stakes undertaking; a miscalculation can drive a fledgling startup into a ditch.
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New York (CNN)Jared Kushner's father, Charles Kushner, is shouldering the blame for the family's highest-profile miscalculation.
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The danger is this: When foreign and defense policies aren't clear, consistent and coherent, they can trigger miscalculation.
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A combination of national ambitions, personal ego and deadly weapons is creating opportunities for miscalculation, our writers say.
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Peace is at the mercy of a miscalculation ... and the consequence for the region would be very serious.
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On YouTube, you can find some truly Boschian monstrosities spawned from a simple miscalculation of physics or chemistry.
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Despite its heartfelt remorse, the university was fined £400,000 (about $500,000) for the miscalculation reportedly made on a cellphone.
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"Associated with these threats is a potential for miscalculation or misidentification that could lead to aggressive actions," it added.
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This reflected corrections the ONS recently made to trade data due to a miscalculation in the trade of gold.
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"By sending out such a high volume of cheap talk, he's increasing the chances of terrible miscalculation," Musgrave says.
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The heightened rhetoric added to the potential for a miscalculation that might bring the nuclear-armed nations into conflict.
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This miscalculation taught Grant that when investing in the markets you need to stay focused on long-term returns.
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But diplomacy may yet play a role in crisis management and thus reduce the risks of a disastrous miscalculation.
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With that miscalculation behind the market, Kolanovic said, the sentiment should remain positive through the end of the year.
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Google told Recode that this recent move is not in reaction to Facebook's reported miscalculation or to outside pressure.
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Could Qatar lash out to draw more support to its side, could any side make a miscalculation or mistake?
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Verbal warnings of President Trump against North Korea accompanied by a deployment of U.S. warships risk escalation via miscalculation.
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The Kurdish independence referendum was a gross miscalculation by Kurdish politicians who already enjoyed a high degree of autonomy.
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" Trump's concentration on his base, Trippi added, "is very calculated but I think it may be a big miscalculation.
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These relationships, which NATO is eager to forge, can lower the risk of miscalculation when normal diplomacy is strained.
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Tensions with Iran remain on a hair trigger and the risks of miscalculation by all sides are dangerously high.
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"That would be a fatal miscalculation," he said of North Korean threats to strike the US and its allies.
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Immediate steps need to be taken to de-escalate tensions and lessen the risk of miscalculation and inadvertent conflict.
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When you can see the country from end to end, there is indeed little room for strategic miscalculation here.
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Military officials warned that any attacks would be met with strong counterstrikes, to deter any miscalculation by other forces.
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The result is rumor, which can be dangerous; ignorance, which can be fatal; and miscalculation, which can be catastrophic.
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But General Thurman worried that the war of words was fueling tensions and adding to the risk of miscalculation.
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"While neither may want a war, a miscalculation and a potentially uncontrolled escalation could bring them to the brink."
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It was a rookie mistake on Trump's part; another example of how an absence of empathy leads to miscalculation.
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When national ambitions, personal ego and deadly weapons are all in the mix, the opportunities for miscalculation are many.
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And that's the real miscalculation in these anti-rail proposals: the missed opportunity for economic growth that trains bring.
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And we are increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks that could trigger an unintended missile launch or cause a catastrophic miscalculation.
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Any attempt by the establishment to suppress the youthful idealism of Thailand's new voters could be a dangerous miscalculation.
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But the situation is still very tense, and the room for error and miscalculation on both sides remains high.
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A failure to communicate these interests with foreign leaders -- especially hostile ones -- can increase the chances for misunderstanding and miscalculation.
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That would be a miscalculation—Kasich is poised to do horribly in Indiana—but it wouldn't be out of character.
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Khan has already called for talks with India to prevent the risk of a "miscalculation" between their nuclear-armed militaries.
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This sensible bill respects the delegated powers of Congress and vastly reduces the risk of serious nuclear miscalculation or accident.
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This is precisely the kind of miscalculation and miscommunication that history tells us can lead to a war nobody wants.
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In some cases, administrations came back to such a policy only after misunderstanding and miscalculation brought them near the precipice.
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The fact that one can't tell for sure what Trump means is in and of itself a recipe for miscalculation.
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It opens the door for severe miscalculation and could drag the U.S. and our allies into a devastating nuclear conflict.
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President Obama should signal his willingness now to engage in diplomacy before a dangerous miscalculation triggers an all-out war.
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The second biggest British political miscalculation in living memory will have much less of a market impact than the first.
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It's a minor comic miscalculation to put the flat-voiced Minna in the general vicinity of the even flatter Marjorie.
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Fan also emphasized the need to deepen military-to-military relations with the United States to "avoid misunderstanding and miscalculation".
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Effective, yes, but a White House or Kremlin miscalculation would have left millions dead, nations destroyed and the planet reeling.
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The company's liquidation in May followed the combination of higher input costs and a miscalculation on the EU carbon market.
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He calls his experience with the Council a "bothersome thing," but chalks some of it up to a political miscalculation.
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There is a common thread to almost all wars: They begin with hubris, stumble on miscalculation and end in sorrow.
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James Thurman, who led U.S. Forces Korea from 2011 to 2013, said the greatest risk right now is with miscalculation.
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The region is hoping for de-escalation but fearful of an Iranian or American miscalculation that will deepen the conflict.
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Washington and Tehran are now locked into a long, unpredictable conflict with Iran where the propensity for miscalculation is high.
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Adding to the mix of uncertainty, concerns of miscalculation by either side regarding the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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Every non-Trump candidate's determination to be the last one standing against Trump was the strategic miscalculation of the cycle.
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"The only threat I see is Israel taking some kind of action against Lebanon, out of a miscalculation," Hariri said.
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He warned that because India and Pakistan had nuclear weapons, the stakes were too high for any "miscalculation" in conflict.
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You're suggesting that miscalculation — getting pulled into a war nobody really wants — is a more serious possibility after this test.
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Neither side has an interest in letting it do so but there's always the danger of miscalculation — so yes, it could.
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The details behind the scenes underscore how history, nationalism, systemic differences, and increasing mistrust and miscalculation, have become a combustible mix.
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A slight miscalculation means having to start from scratch—not a pleasant prospect when you're dealing with 24-hour fermentation periods.
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Communication once considered routine has been cut off, deepening mistrust and making it more difficult to reduce tensions and avoid miscalculation.
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Mr. Fehrnstrom, Mr. Brown's former consultant, called the Republican Party leaders' redirection on immigration after the 2012 election a huge miscalculation.
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" Zhou said that ships from both sides sometimes get dangerously close and acknowledged: "Of course there is a danger of miscalculation.
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Even if talks result only in measures that reduce tension and the risk of nuclear miscalculation, they will have been worthwhile.
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And the system as a whole would allow third parties to tally votes on their own, ensuring there wasn't a miscalculation.
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"I will say, on the other hand, a miscalculation on our part would be colossal, could create colossal problems," Corker said.
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"In our view, these are practical measures that could reduce tensions, and the risks of accidents, misunderstandings and miscalculation," he said.
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With global powers on tenterhooks, the risk of a miscalculation -- and a knee-jerk deployment of a nuclear weapon -- would increase.
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The chance of full-on war between the two sides is still pretty low, but the possibility for miscalculation is high.
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" The US is currently pursuing talks through diplomatic backchannels, however Panetta said he's is concerned about the possibility of a "miscalculation.
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"While these probably don't have explosives, their behavior can lead to a miscalculation because we don't understand their intentions," he said.
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Keynes probably underestimated how much safer and more pleasurable many jobs have become, but he made another, perhaps even greater, miscalculation.
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With each of those operations comes the danger of miscalculation, as evidenced by the Lanzhou-Decatur near-miss in late September.
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But the strategic miscalculation by justices impatient to undo those precedents hardly turns the Fisher outcome into the incarnation of liberalism.
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That disastrous miscalculation led to the appointment of Mueller, the man who could eventually indict Kushner and other top Trump aides.
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The tragedy on Sunday could have been much worse had it not been for a miscalculation by the attackers, officials said.
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With the chance misinterpretation of Iranian moves or miscalculation so high, it's possible the crisis could end in a deadly confrontation.
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" If Mr. Barzani's forces continue to resist, Mr. Hiltermann said, "It wouldn't be their first miscalculation in the last 30 days.
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A group of us from Moms Clean Air Force had produced a climate-focused Bible study, but we'd made a miscalculation.
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Those abrupt and unlawful policy reversals were occasioned by a serious miscalculation of demand for health insurance among relatively healthy people.
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Mr. Narang emphasized that such steps would increase the risk of an accident or miscalculation that, while remote, could be catastrophic.
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For Rosen and many other pro-Israel advocates, that amounts to a miscalculation, given the importance of American support for Israel.
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Gingrich's miscalculation on public sentiment led to his eventual ouster from leadership and resignation from the House following the electoral drubbing.
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But it is also one that is subject to considerable uncertainty, especially given the risk of a miscalculation of either side.
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" It also said the U.S. seeks "to improve transparency" as well as "to help manage the risks of miscalculation and misperception.
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The incident lasted for about 40 minutes and coalition officials contacted the Russians through a communication link to avoid a miscalculation.
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Critics argue it would be difficult to distinguish from existing high yield variants and would increase the risk of nuclear miscalculation.
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It is about the possibility of a cascade of miscalculation that ignites yet another war where people, including Americans, will die.
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" Pelosi said tensions were high in the region and worried that "a miscalculation on either side could provoke something very bad.
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Transponders help identify an aircraft, and American officials say flying with the transponders off increased the risk of an accident or miscalculation.
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Among the topics of discussion, according to a Pentagon statement, is "clear military-to-military communication to prevent miscalculation and potential crises."
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If North Korea can't tell what US policy toward Pyongyang is, the chance for miscalculation between North Korea and the US increases.
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But others who study the Taliban closely suggest it's a fatal miscalculation, arguing the Taliban are more consolidated and organized than ever.
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Which is a huge miscalculation when you're trying to win the public's trust for the sharing of their most sensitive personal data.
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"These actions have the potential to unnecessarily escalate tensions, and could result in a miscalculation or accident," Davis said in a statement.
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This is the most obvious reason for emphasizing the Rule of Miscalculation: Trump could order a limited lightning strike on North Korea.
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But, never lose sight of what exactly that miscalculation was: That converting campaign rhetoric to governing realities could be yadda yadda-ed.
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The Trump administration has made trade deficits the yardstick for measuring the success of trade deals, but that's a miscalculation, analysts said.
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Zeira never thought Marwan was credible, and Bar-Joseph argues that this gross miscalculation led directly to Israel's military being so unprepared.
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In contrast to the diplomatic and nuclear avenues, the regional field is particularly ripe for miscalculation, given the nature of kinetic operations.
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I think, that was a miscalculation that we made that would have been hard to calculate before we officially entered the business.
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And the situation remains tense with Mattis stating: "I believe that there is always the potential for miscalculation by the DPRK leader."
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To put it simply, correcting course from a miscalculation in the amount of RAM needed is a tough problem to get past.
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But even at Lake Louise incredible danger lurks at every turn, the slightest miscalculation potentially resulting in a crash or severe injury.
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The risk of miscommunication, miscalculation and sudden escalation into a hot war is higher than during the original Cold War, he says.
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In dead reckoning, a tiny miscalculation of one variable over a great distance can lead to a large error in final position.
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Mr. Moore, in an interview last week with The New York Times, described that lien as a "huge miscalculation" by the agency.
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"This is how war by miscalculation starts," Vipin Narang, a professor at MIT who studies nuclear weapons, tweeted after seeing Ri's comments.
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The eight children this nameless woman has raised are some consolation, but the philandering husband she never left was a major miscalculation.
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In a rare political miscalculation, Salvini walked out of government with 5-Star last August, expecting his move to trigger early elections.
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The prospect of miscalculation and miscommunication, as many former high-level national security officials have warned, leaves the United States more vulnerable.
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European nations would be making a dangerous miscalculation if they sought to ease sanctions before Ukraine restores control of her eastern border.
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But analysts have expressed concerns that this time might really be different, noting the chances of a miscalculation were larger than normal.
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This can lead them to prepare for war, making it likelier that an accident or miscalculation could send them stumbling into one.
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But in the course of this 2,200-mile race across France, he endured mishap piled atop miscalculation and fell out of contention.
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Ultimately, that miscalculation, and more than four decades of British soul searching, have led to the decision to leave the European Union.
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Hamidreza Taraghi, a political analyst close to Iran's leaders, said Mr. Trump's "threatening and ranting" style reflected a miscalculation of Iran's power.
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The miscalculation came when he was assessing various costs to the state to deal with addiction and prevention issues stemming from opioids.
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Some came from genuine miscalculation, like the New Hampshire debate at which she stayed quiet and careful, while Amy Klobuchar took risks.
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The second Democratic miscalculation is that they overlook the political potential and power of the swelling ranks of nonwhite voters in America.
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Presumably, the decision to weaken the Office of Congressional Ethics arose from a staggering miscalculation by the House GOP on these two points.
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It warned that Russian strategy on the potential coercive and military uses of nuclear weapons, "increase the prospect for dangerous miscalculation and escalation."
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"India's decision to retaliate with higher tariffs ... is a strategic miscalculation," Priyanka Kishore, India head at Oxford Economics, wrote in a note Monday.
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It would also increase the chance of miscalculation, especially if Iran or one of its proxies operates near the newly deployed service members.
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Any miscalculation, or twitchy trigger finger under instruction from a less seasoned commander could plunge NATO and Russia in to an ugly standoff.
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Given this context, David Cameron's decision to put membership in the EU to a popular vote was an extreme and foolish political miscalculation.
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An aggregated result was substituted for the judges from Belarus, but human error led to a miscalculation, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) said.
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The biggest danger is miscalculation — because the combination of high-stakes politics, willful leaders needling each other, and unpremeditated error might be fateful.
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And should a miscalculation lead to fighting, China cannot be expected to abandon the leader who provides a buffer against US-backed Seoul.
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The miscalculation may have created a domino effect, which ignored the groundswell in pockets of the Rust Belt that made a big difference.
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America's Transportation Security Administration (TSA) had made a bad miscalculation and cut the number of security screeners at airports as passenger volumes increased.
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To the extent that Mr. Trump was convinced that releasing the reconstructed transcript would clear him of wrongdoing, it was a major miscalculation.
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More can be said and done to prevent any Chinese miscalculation regarding Washington's intention to stand by Taiwan — with military force if necessary.
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The approach Treasury took instead, which was to urge people to change their withholding to restore their old refund amounts, was a miscalculation.
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However, this seems unlikely and less of a danger than the miscalculation that may come with U.S. policymaker self-analysis of the video.
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Such a miscalculation may, as some allege, cause us to stand aside when a modest contribution of force could make a real difference.
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The admission is reminiscent of Facebook, which last year admitted it had significantly inflated video views for three years due to a miscalculation.
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Ireland's prime minister warned British lawmakers this week against making "a terrible political miscalculation" of thinking a better deal was in the offing.
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But so far, the belief that Europe's negotiating position would be determined by the interests of German carmakers has looked like another miscalculation.
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Democrats say they had to strike a deal with Republicans to end the government shutdown after they realized it was a political miscalculation.
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It may have been a simple omission or miscalculation by the bride (or wedding planner) that your presence would upset the groom's mother.
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With all the dangers of miscalculation, any number of mishaps could spiral into a war of no choice that neither side actually wants.
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A silhouette that was once empowering now had the opposite effect, appearing more like a miscalculation of the means necessary to get ahead.
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The second response was to see the outbreak as a verdict on human failings; divine judgement has gradually been replaced by political miscalculation.
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However, the rhetoric has been ratcheted up well beyond normal levels, raising fears that a miscalculation by either side could have massive repercussions.
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But in a tragic miscalculation, the government continued to allow civilian commercial flights to land and take off from the Tehran airport. Gen.
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"You can end up blundering your way into a much bigger conflict ... the real risk is always unintended escalation through miscalculation," she said.
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The major risk is miscalculation, or one singular mistake or attack that ups the violence past the stage that diplomacy can quickly calm.
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For all the rhetoric and the very real danger of miscalculation, neither Washington nor Moscow wants to start a major war over Syria.
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In the event, miscalculation left Trump with the ignominy of being only the third U.S. president in the nation's history to be impeached.
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MISCALCULATION RISK Soleimani's killing represents a serious escalation of the conflict because he was identified as the architect of Iran's forward defence policy.
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"I think there is a fundamental miscalculation on the two sides that is going to lead to a prolonged trade war," Prasad said.
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"An unintended military escalation through miscalculation continues to be one of the most underappreciated risks in our view," Croft and her team warned.
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If Thai Raksa Chart is disqualified, that safety net may disappear - making the headline-grabbing nomination of the princess seem like a miscalculation.
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With so much muscle-flexing in the skies, it is easy to imagine a disastrous miscalculation—especially if, as this week, shots are fired.
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The market soon bottomed, and stocks enjoyed a nice rally back from the lows, but investors refused to "get back on board," another miscalculation.
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The United States is provoking Iran and growing risks of miscalculation could lead to a "world war," according to Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
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The greatest danger lies in miscalculation through a failure to understand an adversary's intentions, leading to an unplanned escalation that runs out of control.
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"We have to get this program halted because the dangers now of miscalculation, of some accident triggering a response are extremely great," he said.
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" The WashPost's Gene Robinson noted on "Morning Joe": "You don't know if this is going to be OK. ... The potential for miscalculation is huge.
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That was nothing to sneeze at, yet — like the Latino miscalculation above — everyone, including Democrats, seemed to miss that important detail and calibrate accordingly.
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At a minimum, in any engagement scenario, the envoy would reduce the potential for miscommunication and miscalculation that could spiral into a military confrontation.
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Well, before we even got to look at the site, it turns out that someone made a miscalculation, because at around 8:30 p.m.
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" Steve Deace, a prominent Iowa conservative radio host who had supported Mr. Cruz, called the senator's decision "the worst political miscalculation of my lifetime.
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Still, he said there's a risk of miscalculation given the increasing tensions on the Korean Peninsula and sometimes confusing and mixed signals from Washington.
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There would be no such miscalculation by Taurasi, who repeatedly drove through the Liberty's interior defense and scored 17 points in the final quarter.
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STOKENCHURCH, England — Tchaikovsky's opera "Eugene Onegin" is a story of two lives haunted by youthful miscalculation and a third wiped out in the process.
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A collective response is required to show that aggression will be appropriately met so that there is no possibility of miscalculation by the Kremlin.
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And yet this miscalculation—that taking Obamacare hostage will somehow create the conditions for a political "win"—is at the root of these moves.
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As the drugs become more potent, the way they are mixed by middlemen becomes more crucial — with a slight miscalculation having possibly devastating effects.
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But this painfully unpredictable new world conjures a risk of miscalculation between global adversaries, in conflicts where knowns and norms held crisis at bay.
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The fear here is that President Trump launches an intentional, preventive strike on North Korea, not some kind of miscalculation or accidental war. Right?
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"We call on Russia to cease these unsafe actions that increase the risk of miscalculation, danger to aircrew on both sides and midair collisions."
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"He makes a really bad miscalculation in what he perceives that environment's going to be, and his ability to manipulate it," Mr. Bateman said.
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But it proved a massive miscalculation: Younger audiences in particular showed very little interest, even with Mr. Ritchie ("Sherlock Holmes") in the director's chair.
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"The level of mutual understanding between the United States and North Korea is low, while the chances of miscalculation are high," Mr. Cheon said.
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This may be a miscalculation: Already, dozens of Liberty University alumni are returning their diplomas, disgusted with Mr. Falwell's stalwart support of the president.
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But a tactical miscalculation because of a software problem allowed Vettel to jump ahead of Hamilton during a virtual safety car period and win.
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The agency on Sunday warned of the "potential for miscalculation or mis-identification" for civilian aircraft amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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In a world with multiple nuclear weapons states, Trump's erratic rhetoric fuels the type of uncertainty that leads to major miscalculation — and potential disaster.
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They make the fatal political miscalculation of taking something that is very hard to do and making it very complicated to do, as well.
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"We call on Russia to cease these unsafe actions that increase the risk of miscalculation, danger to aircrew on both sides, and midair collisions."
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Minute rudder and engine speed corrections are needed to keep ships separated and even a slight miscalculation can result in a collision, he said.
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The Mexican leader was trying to find common ground and engage in dialogue with the candidate, but at home, it was a political miscalculation.
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The bureau said the miscalculation resulted from using three distinct databases, where the same device could be counted more than once for the tally.
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"The two leaders discussed ways to build military-to-military relations that reduce the risk of misunderstanding and miscalculation between our nations," Buccino said.
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You might be aware that the last lander to fly to Mars, the European Space Agency's Schiaparelli lander, crash-landed hard due to a miscalculation.
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It was a fatal miscalculation by Clinton, because she simply assumed all of those voters would show up and get her turnout through the roof.
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Looking at a growing volume of military hardware occupying the Persian Gulf, analysts fear a miscalculation or misunderstanding could spark a much more serious conflict.
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With the growing volume of military hardware occupying the Persian Gulf, analysts and foreign officials fear a miscalculation or misunderstanding could spark a serious conflict.
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While the White House has repeatedly said it is not seeking war or regime change, experts fear a miscalculation could lead to more serious confrontation.
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The Bank of Japan (BoJ) made a "fateful miscalculation" when it opted to hold interest rates at its meeting last week, Goldman Sachs has said.
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HARMAN: Well, 100 years ago World War I was fought based on a miscalculation and more people died than in any time in our history.
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Perhaps it was political pressure and not just a financial miscalculation that forced the insurers to buy this ridiculous premise, but they did either way.
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Southwest Airlines – The airline is being probed by the Federal Aviation Administration for widespread miscalculation of checked baggage loads, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Some experts and U.S. officials say there is a high risk of miscalculation or even confrontation, given Trump's history of taking slights and challenges personally.
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It was viewed by both countries as a way to ease tensions and reduce the risk of miscalculation should they meet under less friendly circumstances.
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Santorum wasn't a math major at Penn State so he can be forgiven for the miscalculation, but he should have stuck with his original estimate.
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Several times during the Cold War, we faced the prospect of a nuclear war by miscalculation, most dramatically during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 2628.
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Finally, let me say in unmistakable language: it would be a grave miscalculation of historic magnitude by the ayatollahs if they choose to attack Israel.
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This led them to put their own strategic forces on a state of alert that, with further miscalculation, might have resulted in a nuclear exchange.
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During a conflict with Russia or China, the risk of miscalculation rises dramatically so the United States should eliminate the possibility of devastating nuclear war.
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Second, Trump has to make sure his "madness" doesn't slip into escalation via miscalculation and use coercive diplomacy to convince Kim to do the same.
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A total miscalculation and a masterclass of how one converts an eminently valid and relatively minor trade complaint with friendly allies into a devastating liability.
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" He added that the Pentagon has "sought ways to lessen tension, maintain open lines of communications between our militaries and reduce the risk of miscalculation.
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In the context of 1964, Bissière's selection by André Malraux, the then all-powerful French Minister of Cultural Affairs, proved to be a major miscalculation.
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Kurz's fate was sealed by a mix of misfortune and his own political miscalculation, leading to a golden opportunity that his rivals immediately pounced on.
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But The Wall Street Journal was told by Publicis Media that the miscalculation resulted in inflation more along the lines of 60 to 63 percent.
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A momentary miscalculation, a forearm just shy of the path of a right hook, and the finest pressure fighter in the game was sent stumbling.
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Jon Wolfsthal, a former top advisor to President Barack Obama on arms control, said there was a possibility that it could lead to a miscalculation.
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She called the attack "a bad miscalculation" by the Shabab that will likely shore up public resolve for the government's commitment to fighting the militants.
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Shortly after, according to the lawsuit, Buena Vista told Mr. Nye that this check was a miscalculation and that he actually owed the studio $496,111.
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A former Pentagon official says Turkey's offensive into northern Syria may end up being a huge mistake and miscalculation by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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One expert told CNBC there could be heightened risk of miscalculation over the Korean Peninsula, but market watchers suggested tensions appeared to have cooled slightly.
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And with Russian and American forces both operating near the Baltics, and off the coast of Europe, the chances for accident and miscalculation are high.
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It turned out that waiting for his inevitable collapse based on his behavior amounted to a grave miscalculation of what the electorate cared most about.
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Beyond a still unimagined solution to the controversy with North Korea, the U.S. can strive to reduce the risk of war by accident or miscalculation.
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Dunford told his counterpart that the communications line "will only be useful if it results in reducing the risk of miscalculation," according to James's statement.
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On the final possession of Game 5, LaMarcus Aldridge made the same miscalculation and was granted secondary blame for the botched foul-game possession: Spooky.
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The US should "focus on miscalculation and unintended escalation — almost like a hotline approach," Kingston Reif, a scholar at the Arms Control Association, told me.
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"A routine exchange of views is essential, especially in times of friction, in order to reduce risk and avoid miscalculation," the release quoted Richardson as saying.
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A ramp-up in military posturing from both sides has regional watchers and America's Western allies worried that a miscalculation could spark a full-blown conflict.
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The exact cause of the IMU's miscalculation was not disclosed, but if it was tripped by some kind of mechanical problem, that would be bad news.
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Rising tensions between Pyongyang and Washington are sounding the alarm about the dangers of mistakes or miscalculation on both sides, which could lead to military action.
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Screenwriter Daisy Goodwin made a miscalculation in her pacing here, because it feels like everyone has already done most of their growing in the previous episodes.
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It could also lead to miscalculation on Iran's part, or a series of escalations that get out of control as neither side wants to back down.
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"Rushing the Federations vote for a DNC Chair endorsement was a major political miscalculation for the AFL-CIO," he said in a statement to The Hill.
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The realization that such a miscalculation could have been drawn from a biased feed prompted Zachary Liu, a Princeton computer science student, to help create PolitEcho.
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The greatest threat is miscalculation: Neither the U.S. nor North Korea seems to want war, but history shows that war often happens by its own rhythm.
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The next director of national intelligence will need to address a number of high consequence nuclear proliferation files from North Korea to Iran that risk miscalculation.
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In Seoul, South Korea, Trump issued a stark threat to North Korea, warning provocative action by Pyongyang would amount to a "fatal miscalculation," under his administration.
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Rafal Chwedoruk, a political scientist at the University of Warsaw, said the government was scrambling to do "damage control" over its miscalculation in pushing the issue.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcomed the talks, particularly the agreement to hold military-to-military talks, calling this "critical to lowering the risk of miscalculation".
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Democrats prompted a government shutdown in January over an immigration stalemate but quickly relented after deciding it was a miscalculation to press the issue too far.
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The biggest risk was probably always an accident or miscalculation that slid into unintended war, or maybe a unilateral American strike that escalated out of control.
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This is the latest push by Democrats to pressure the Trump administration to acknowledge the glaring miscalculation of American deaths linked to the Category 4 hurricane.
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That inclination to fall back on talks and the WTO to resolve frictions may be China's miscalculation this time, people in the U.S. business community say.
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In the absence of channels of communication between Tehran and Washington, any miscommunication or miscalculation could aggravate a volatile situation and increase the risk of confrontation.
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He said it was a miscalculation to choose the fastball in the first place, and he left the pitch over the plate in Bird's hitting zone.
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The greatest risk, analysts tend to say, is from an accident or miscalculation that might send North Korea and the United States into an unintended conflict.
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The point is that recently the risk of miscalculation — of two old adversaries misreading each other and accidentally escalating into armed confrontation — has felt very real.
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The entire world has a stake in avoiding a confrontation that, if a miscalculation occurs, could engulf the Korean peninsula, Japan, China and the United States.
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The shock result marked another miscalculation by pollsters in a year of surprise democratic decisions like Britain's "Brexit" vote to leave the European Union, analysts said.
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One can only assume that the North Koreans, isolated from much of the world, are no less confused, greatly raising the risk of misunderstanding and miscalculation.
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"Rushing the Federations vote for a DNC Chair endorsement was a major political miscalculation for the AFL-CIO," he added in a statement to The Hill.
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"This assumes no further escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions, but the risk of miscalculation remains high," Agathe Demarais, the EIU's global forecasting director, said via Twitter.
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Miscalculation and momentum toward conflict is putting at risk the lives of hundreds of thousands of American and other civilians across Asia, including Guam and Hawaii.
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He said that even the smallest miscalculation in Syria could lead to new waves of migrants and that ultimatums and threats do not help the dialogue.
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But in a relationship plagued by recrimination, mutual misunderstanding and apparently irreconcilable Middle East policies, pinning hopes on Trump may turn out to be a miscalculation.
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In other news, hackers tried to extort Netflix by threatening to put the unreleased, upcoming season of Orange Is the New Black online, a pretty serious miscalculation.
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Amid mounting tensions and a lack of diplomatic communication channels between the two, analysts and foreign officials fear a miscalculation or misunderstanding could spark a serious conflict.
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She's still in her "failing and learning" stage, but she's just done it publicly, and the media was kind enough to document her every mistake and miscalculation.
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But with jets from at least six countries—America, Britain, Israel, Russia, Syria and Turkey—in the skies above Syria, the risk of miscalculation remains dangerously high.
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"It's encouraging undue risk-taking, policy complacency, capital miscalculation and enterprise bubbles and will continue to do so if it is not reversed in time," he added.
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One of the key reasons Purdue was able to market its product as safer was based on a seeming miscalculation in how people would use its drug.
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"I'm ever-cognizant of the need to avoid an action that could result in a strategic miscalculation," Harrigian told reporters on a video teleconference call from Baghdad.
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But he said Erdogan had made a "gross miscalculation" in seeking to use the pastor as a bargaining chip, a reflection of the Turkish president's combative mindset.
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In March, MetLife said it uncovered a reserve miscalculation for a Japanese annuity product during a review it launched in late 2017 and completed early this year.
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Analysts at Washington-based Beacon Policy Advisors wrote in a Wednesday research note that the Trump administration optimism could be a "miscalculation" with the looming presidential election.
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Because of this capability gap, the United States could be inadvertently tempting the Russians to make a miscalculation that could lead to a nightmarish and rapid escalation.
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A cursory look at past peace efforts shows that each of them failed either because of bad faith, miscalculation, bad timing or they were torpedoed by Pakistan.
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All of this could have been avoided had Tesla not committed what some on Wall Street consider its most critical miscalculation: the acquisition of SolarCity in 2016.
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"The relationship is spiraling downwards, and the risk of a miscalculation or accident is only increasing," the Council on Foreign Relations Asia studies director Elizabeth Economy wrote.
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MetLife, on Thursday, said it uncovered its reserve miscalculation for the Japanese annuity product during a review it launched in late 2017 and completed early this year.
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"The uncoordinated rhetoric we are seeing from this administration is increasing the risk of miscalculation on an issue where we have no room for error," explains Rosenberger.
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In what analysts were calling a miscalculation, Mr. Putin sent his prime minister, Dmitry A. Medvedev, to preside at Luzhniki Stadium over the expected loss to Spain.
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" The alternative, they argue, is "a new arms race, undermining strategic stability and increasing the threat of miscalculation or technical failure leading to an immensely destructive war.
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In the morning, the decision immediately began to look like a miscalculation; 1.1 million students were home from their 1,800 schools for a few inches of slush.
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But his assumption that conservative and moderate Republicans would unite to support the Senate's health care proposal appears to have been a miscalculation, our congressional reporter writes.
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" But, he added, "your protests have shown me that I made a grave miscalculation in how my work can be received by those in a particular community.
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Regrettably, Iranians upping the ante in the region, with the potential for miscalculation and escalation, may not be the only result of the Trump belligerent isolation policy.
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And they fell into that chilly silence that comes between two people who ought to be close but who are not because of some early, critical miscalculation.
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On Thursday, however, California took the highly unusual step of banning the practice, a decision that exacerbates the insurance industry's miscalculation of the cost of climate change.
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One miscalculation in any one of these issues will impact the others, exposing South Korea, Japan, and American soldiers and expatriates to dire military and geopolitical dangers.
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The danger of nuclear first strike puts all sides on a hair trigger, increasing the risk of nuclear war by accident or miscalculation in time of crisis.
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Obviously, Mr. McCabe did little to help his case, but it was Mr. Comey's miscalculation of public perception that set much of Mr. McCabe's troubles in motion.
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A miscalculation that prevented more than 1,000 people from casting ballots in a presidential election that George W. Bush won by a 537 voter margin in Florida.
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"We call on Russia to cease these unsafe actions that increase the risk of miscalculation, danger to aircrew on both sides, and midair collisions," the statement said.
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He's using them to appease the right-wing base and thinks he can call the shots, and the danger is that there's some risk of miscalculation that escalates.
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Because the danger is of miscalculation and unchecked escalation, America must continue to engage in direct talks with Mr Putin even, as today, when the experience is dispiriting.
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But this kind of overflight does make the risk of a deadly miscalculation more likely, which is pretty scary given that we're talking about two nuclear-armed countries.
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"The re-establishment and strengthening of such channels is critical to lowering the risk of miscalculation or misunderstanding and to reduce tensions in the region," the statement added.
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The hotline between Seoul and Pyongyang has periodically gone down but could serve as a quick way to reduce the danger of conflict or miscalculation on the peninsula.
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"I don't see how this helps, and it might just be an important miscalculation," said Robert Gallucci, the chief U.S. negotiator during the 1994 North Korean nuclear crisis.
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The bottom line: Mugabe's tyranny was purely the product of his own ruthlessness and lust for control, and his removal from office the result of miscalculation and overreach.
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"I'd say we're in a period where the threat remains high and our job is to make sure that there is no miscalculation by the Iranians," Shanahan added.
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As a result, Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin made the made miscalculation that he could greenlight a North Korean invasion of South Korea, with little risk of American resistance.
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If something happens, it's virtually assured that we won't get it right -- that there will be miscalculation which would be extremely dangerous in that part of the world.
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The United States would be making a miscalculation if it is determined to contain China's rise, ministry spokesman Gao Feng said at a regular media briefing in Beijing.
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Because it believes it can survive only by keeping the Korean Peninsula near war, it creates a risk of sparking just that, perhaps through some accident or miscalculation.
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The override also represents a White House miscalculation about Capitol Hill, where it was slow to pressure members and see the cracks in its firewall against the bill.
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Trump's refusal, so far, to moderate his position does not take into account damage to his political standing in a shutdown that now looks like a grave miscalculation.
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With the morass on the domestic side, Trump has turned his limited attention span to international affairs, where the risks of miscalculation and violent death are much greater.
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Wars often begin through miscalculation, and it's easier to imagine a direct North Korean show of force — another shelling, for example — escalating more quickly in the current environment.
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It's a miscalculation made each year by naïve 18-year-old recruits, attracted by the image of the big conferences, with their glamorous head coaches and phenomenal facilities.
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Though that could ultimately prove a costly miscalculation, as the EU's top court will remain the arbiter of whether the UK is achieving adequate data protection or not.
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"Like many, we are deeply concerned about the potential consequences of a preemptive military strike on North Korea and the risks of miscalculation and retaliation," the senators wrote.
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In contrast, the releases orphaned during the current season challenge the audience to ponder how they even came into being; this is the depth of their spectacular miscalculation.
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They had made a mathematical miscalculation about the power of one of the nuclear fuels contained in the weapon, and the explosion spread radioactive material across the globe.
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There is a slight moral miscalculation here: that in order for a film to be considered feminist, it has to show women fighting men, and not each other.
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All these strands lead up to what has clearly been MbS's fatal miscalculation – the grisly murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in October 2018 by Saudi agents in Istanbul.
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"The point is that recently the risk of miscalculation — of two old adversaries misreading each other and accidentally escalating into armed confrontation — has felt very real," she wrote.
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But a study published last month by the nonprofit National Bureau of Economic Research suggests that Germany's rejection of nuclear power was an expensive and possibly deadly miscalculation.
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Several former and current WHO staff said privately they were appalled at the "poor judgement" and "miscalculation" by Tedros, elected the first African head of WHO in May.
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In the escalating, multi-dimensional conflict between Washington and Tehran, the growing risk of armed conflict centers around the same danger that plagues international relations in general: miscalculation.
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If Kim Jong Un thinks Trump is a bluffer, and if Trump is afraid to be seen as one, then the risk of a catastrophic miscalculation has escalated.
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The agents say there was some fear before the election ... the Trump name would scare buyers away, but that was a miscalculation tied to some wonky poll numbers.
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President Donald Trump may visit in coming days - spoke volumes about the risks of any miscalculation as tension soars over Pyongyang's rapidly advancing nuclear weapon and missile programs.
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Several former and current WHO staff had said privately they were appalled at the "poor judgment" and "miscalculation" by Tedros, elected the first African head of WHO in May.
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"This mis-measurement appears to have become a big deal, so I must apologize for this terrible fake news," he tweeted, without explaining how the original miscalculation had occurred.
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And the emergence of this phenomenon shows that apple's strategy in another miscalculation but some viewers may be curious, why the first price reduction market is the Japanese market?
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"It's a huge miscalculation that leadership is going to be intimidated by vulnerable Democrats being summoned to the White House with less than 24 hours' notice," the aide said.
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But there is every risk that a miscalculation might spark conflict, especially if one faction feels that it may have to face retribution for its role in previous violence.
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"For the ECB, the biggest miscalculation was that inflation and underlying inflation have remained so low for so long," said Peter Vanden Houte, chief euro zone economist at ING.
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So in 22019, the US Congress authorized spending $23 million to improve weather forecasting to make sure that such a deadly and expensive miscalculation like Sandy didn't happen again.
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"(North Korean leader) Kim Jong Un has demonstrated a propensity for provocation which lends itself to miscalculation and is very, very, in our view, destabilizing and risky," Work said.
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Several former and current WHO staff had said privately they were appalled at the "poor judgement" and "miscalculation" by Tedros, elected the first African head of WHO in May.
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By sheer miscalculation, she just handed Trump two precious gifts: victory in 220006 and carte blanche to continue undermining the ethical standards of presidential leadership without fear of retribution.
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But to pretend that skipping over those necessary reforms and jumping right to expansion of Social Security benefits wouldn't affect other priorities on that list is a huge miscalculation.
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It was put in place to cut the risk of nuclear war through miscalculation, after the Cuban missile crisis in 1962 put the world on the brink of disaster.
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On Tuesday, Esper described the plan, dubbed Operation Sentinel, as a chance to "foreclose" opportunities for miscalculation and "deter any provocative acts by the Iranians" or their Revolutionary Guard.
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By blunder or miscalculation, nuclear powers now risk the unthinkable by violating or walking away from existing nuclear agreements, while at the same time expanding their already bloated arsenals.
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And coming up, the media on the left obsess over the so-called blue wave in the upcoming midterm, but they could be making a miscalculation of epic proportions.
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Step two: Work together when you can and challenge when you must The longest federal government shutdown in American history was not simply a miscalculation by the White House.
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As a consequence of the miscalculation, the video that gives the show its name, and has a pertinent political content of its own, is in danger of being overlooked.
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But that appears to have been a gross miscalculation, because the Trump administration said on Friday that some states would start running out of money after Friday, Jan. 19.
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It would be a miscalculation by the United States if its intention is to contain China's rise, ministry spokesman Gao Feng said at a regular media briefing in Beijing.
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Everyone is recalculating: The Iranians are emboldened, the Arabs are frightened and Israel and Iran are one miscalculation away from a war of precision missiles that neither can afford.
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The fact that Ms. Harris is now banking on an Iowa-or-bust strategy highlights a major strategic miscalculation early on that set her off on the wrong track.
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The same logic applied to ICBMs would virtually guarantee nuclear missile strikes on the U.S. by accident or miscalculation — another reason to destroy at least North Korea's ICBMs immediately.
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Prominent figures who were once stalwart supporters of Trump are sharply critical of him on both issues — especially the endorsement of Strange, which they see as a significant miscalculation.
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Advocates leading nonprofits that are pushing for affordable housing for very low-income residents say the biggest miscalculation for the de Blasio administration is in its affordable housing plan.
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Rising risk of 'miscalculation' Iran announced on Wednesday that it will no longer comply with parts of the nuclear agreement, including limitations on stockpiling heavy water and low-enriched uranium.
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Soon after her inauguration last May the government in Beijing cut off communications between China's Taiwan Affairs Office and Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, increasing the chances of misunderstanding and miscalculation.
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Milley said the United States wants to maintain open channels of communications with China's military to "reduce the risk of crisis or miscalculation and candidly address differences", the statement said.
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Let's face it, a missing Washington Post columnist may look like a miscalculation today, but as these cycles go, Khashoggi may soon be yesterday's news, if you'll forgive the pun.
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Beyond the potential for miscalculation, Moniz said current debates in the U.S. and in Russia are "reviving the idea of nuclear weapons as battlefield weapons" rather than tools for deterrence.
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Mr Trump, Mr Bolton and Little Rocket Man are about to assume a combined lead role in maintaining global security, which in itself raises the risk of a catastrophic miscalculation.
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South Korea's president, Moon Jae-in, had at first been strongly against any pre-emptive strike, as his country would bear the brunt of any subsequent miscalculation by either side.
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While both the US and North Korea have frequently used strong rhetoric as a strategic messaging tool, analysts warn that verbal escalations pose the risk of causing a catastrophic miscalculation.
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The Utah Board of Pardons and Parole set an initial release date for January 2024, but recently said there was a miscalculation and decided to set Barzee free next week.
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The company said in a letter to shareholders that the miscalculation occurred from including "certain third-party applications" that should not have been counted in Twitter's monthly active users number.
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The administration's decision to focus on policies that close borders instead of tackling issues that stop the violence and circumstances driving children to journey north alone is a serious miscalculation.
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All this has raised fears that a miscalculation or further rise in tensions could push the U.S. and Iran into an open conflict, some 40 years after Tehran's Islamic Revolution.
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Facebook apologized on Friday for an error in the way it measured video viewership, a miscalculation that greatly overstated how much time, on average, its users were spending watching videos.
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But Mr. Nair has given considerable thought to the circumstances — a truck turning left into traffic and a partially automated vehicle traveling at highway speed, leaving little room for miscalculation.
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Eight years of appeasement policy under the Obama administration has placed Iran facing a serious miscalculation, thinking there is still room for its policy of threats and export of terrorism.
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Before coming, a former top military official who spent time at the DMZ told me this is a place that is always inches and seconds away from a grave miscalculation.
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There's some sneaking, a miscalculation leading to an unfortunate stumble off the cliff, and no small amount of swearing as we flee from an enraged and very, very big bird.
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"Both leaders recognize the importance of maintaining regular communication in order to avoid miscalculation and to promote transparency in areas where our militaries are operating in close proximity," Lt. Cmdr.
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Trump's failure to see beyond the mythology he'd created around his presidency led to a sense of overconfidence when it came to the coronavirus response early on — a deadly miscalculation.
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"The United States thought that it would be cheaper to engage in protectionism and it was a miscalculation," he said, according to comments posted on the Chinese foreign ministry's website.
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The Europeans say breach of the agreement by Iran would escalate confrontation at a time when Tehran and Washington are at risk of a miscalculation that could trigger a war.
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"This could be an example of a Russian miscalculation," said Andrea Kendall-Taylor, a former C.I.A. officer who is now an analyst with the Center for a New American Security.
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"It is a miscalculation if they think that the very change of the name of the exercise can alter its aggressive nature," the North Korean official is quoted as saying.
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Perhaps Mr. Trump's biggest miscalculation was over-relying on the personal rapport he built with Mr. Kim, and overinterpreting the commitments he received from the young, wily North Korean leader.
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In a political miscalculation, Salvini walked out of a coalition with 5-Star in August, expecting his move to trigger a national ballot that polls predicted he would easily win.
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The general has said that the trip is meant to offer transparency to America's allies in the region and to prevent any miscalculation on China's part about the Pentagon's intentions.
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"Congress has not authorized war with Iran, and we need to make sure that saber rattling and miscalculation don't spark a catastrophic conflict," Tom Udall, Democrat of New Mexico, said.
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Much of this quickly-developing nuclear threat could relate to certain prospective forms of decisional miscalculation or inadvertence, whether expressed by North Korea, the United States or both adversarial countries.
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On grave issues of war and peace, especially when nuclear weapons are involved, clarity and consistency is critical for a great power to reduce the risk of miscalculation or misunderstanding.
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" Heather Nauert, the State Department spokeswoman, said that Mr. Tillerson "wants to keep channels of communication open for the purposes of testing the effects of sanctions and to avoid miscalculation.
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This is dangerous: According to Lewis, it raises the likelihood of a miscalculation, which could potentially lead to an actual war between the United States/South Korea and North Korea.
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That increased worries that Washington and Tehran were headed for conflict, either because Iran hawks in the Trump administration wanted one or because of a miscalculation during the fragile situation.
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With that in mind, policies that emphasize predictability, transparency and restraint are now needed to reduce the risk that a miscalculation or accident will lead to the use of nuclear weapons.
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However, when they discover that their classmates, who they previously wrote off as slackers and partiers, also got into great schools without sacrificing fun, they realize they made a huge miscalculation.
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If taking shots at Walker, as Trump did during an event in Janesville last week, was part of his strategy for the state, Scholz added, then it represents a terrible miscalculation.
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The risk of splitting the Republican vote, "is a political miscalculation so great and a betrayal so profound as to not be easily forgiven," Breitbart contributor David Horowitz wrote on Sunday.
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The Europeans say further breaches of the agreement by Iran would escalate confrontation at a time when Tehran and Washington are at risk of a miscalculation that could lead to war.
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Trump's defense secretary, Jim Mattis, declined to directly answer a question about whether he was concerned that Trump's rhetoric might ratchet up tensions in the region, increasing the chances of miscalculation.
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Soon after the deployment of its parachute, the lander made a miscalculation so bad that it thought it was below the Martian surface, when in reality was still two miles high.
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The Europeans say further breaches of the agreement by Iran would escalate confrontation at a time when Tehran and Washington are at risk of a miscalculation that could lead to war.
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The miscalculation greatly overstated how much time, on average, its users spent watching videos, and the incorrect numbers were displayed to partners, including advertisers and publishers, for more than two years.
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In Warsaw, Mr. Obama will sit next to Britain's lame-duck prime minister, David Cameron, whose political career was ended by his miscalculation over holding the referendum on European Union membership.
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For the sake of the majority of the country who feel utterly unrepresented in Washington, please learn from our enormous miscalculation in 2016 and do not follow Republicans into the void.
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Because they've made a miscalculation about the effectiveness of the rules they favor, their reflex reaction to any crisis, real or perceived, is to pass a new law and empower regulators.
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The U.S. would be making a miscalculation if it is determined to contain China's rise, Gao Feng, spokesman at the Ministry of Commerce, said at a regular media briefing in Beijing.
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"Abandoning the I.N.F. Treaty would be a step toward a new arms race, undermining strategic stability and increasing the threat of miscalculation or technical failure leading to an immensely destructive war."
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We revel in speaking out against hatred; inhumanity; divisiveness; discourse mired in immature name-calling; ugly, disparaging remarks; talk of destruction and obliteration; and the potential of miscalculation and nuclear conflagration.
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In the end it barely survived a year, but rather than accept that he had made a political miscalculation, the League leader suggested he had fallen foul of an EU plot.
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If you look at the footage of Trump realizing that he might actually be the next President, you will see a man who suddenly grasps the enormity of his own miscalculation.
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Despite, or perhaps because of, the deep ideological divides between the world&aposs great powers, it is critically important that they keep engaging with each other, if only to avoid miscalculation.
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Miscalculation by Europe's leading powers is what caused a gruesome world war after Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination in 85033, and it's what drove U.S. stalemate in Korea, Vietnam, and Iraq.
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The missed mark for marketplace enrollments, the report said, stemmed largely from a miscalculation that many employers would drop employee-provided health care and send workers to Affordable Care Act exchanges.
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The review of U.S. nuclear policy has already riled Russia, which viewed the document as confrontational, and raised fears that it could increase the risk of miscalculation between the two countries.
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Some say the GOP's decision to make healthcare reform its first legislative initiative was a major miscalculation, and second-guessing over that strategy is likely to intensify in the coming days.
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The events underscored that neither side appears to want a broader clash right now, and at the same time, the ever-present chance of a miscalculation setting off the next war.
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Both camps are seizing opportunities to recalibrate the regional order, and as they try to set and push boundaries in their favour, they raise the chances of error, miscalculation and catastrophe.
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With the US no longer extending its nuclear umbrella and China increasing its military power, the dynamics of Asia's military balance will become increasingly edgy and susceptible to miscalculation and confrontation.
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"People have to understand that bubbles occur and are followed by busts," Dalio tells CNBC Make It. In fact, ignoring historical cycles is the No. 1 miscalculation many investors make, he says.
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First, due to a miscalculation, word initially spread through the company that the Russian group had spent millions of dollars on ads, when the actual total was in the low six figures.
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"Through candid discussions we sought ways to lessen tensions, maintain open lines of communication between our militaries and reduce the risk of miscalculation," Mattis said at a press conference following the meeting.
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A high-level colonel in the Chinese military admits there's a possibility of a "miscalculation" in the South China Sea, but defended China's "need" to protect what Beijing deems as its territory.
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With Bolton and Pompeo amplifying their rhetoric and the U.S. dispatching additional military hardware to the region, fears of a miscalculation that leads to war have become acute, particularly among European allies.
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The commander-in-chief's impulsive personality and the scope for miscalculation over North Korea's missile programme is far more worrying than a considered attempt to plug a gap in America's nuclear arsenal.
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Most analysts maintain war in the Persian Gulf remains unlikely, but fear that with tensions so high and no diplomatic channel of communication, a mere miscalculation could set off a serious conflict.
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No. This close to the sun even a slight miscalculation results in the reduction of the probe to a cinder, so the team has imbued it with more than the usual autonomy.
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"There is very little wiggle room on what the EU can offer a new PM," said one official of an EU member state, warning London risked a potentially disastrous miscalculation over Brexit.
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Without doubt, it feeds into just the kind of conspiracy theories the far right, Kremlin and other spoilers thrive on, and that the international level it dramatically raises the risks of miscalculation.
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At this time of tension, a miscalculation by North Korea would be unfortunate, and Pyongyang is more likely to miscalculate if it is unsure exactly what the US is saying to it.
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But an alternative lesson can be derived from the origins of World War I and of the Korean War—that a lack of clear communication can also lead to miscalculation and conflict.
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Finally, the bill fails to provide the funding needed to deploy a low yield ballistic missile on submarines, an action which most experts believe is necessary in deterring potential Russian nuclear miscalculation.
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Picking a white guy wasn't the miscalculation, it was picking one from the whitest state in the union who had done zero work to build necessary coalitions among the party's core constituencies.
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But at one point, after novice sailor Fuiava took the helm, they realized they had sailed all night in the wrong direction due to a miscalculation about the strength of the wind.
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" He also argued that the deployments have "helped to decrease the risk of miscalculation" and that "a lot of what we were concerned about at the time has not come to pass.
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Trump is strongly in favor of the pipeline, which he says will create more than 20,000 jobs – a miscalculation Insider previously reported is up to 7 times the actual number of jobs.
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"I made the miscalculation of taking Mr. Rubio at his word that he wouldn't seek re-election if he lost the Presidential Primary," Beruff said in a statement after losing to Rubio.
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They weren't soldiers captured by the enemy, aid workers who were caught at the wrong place at the wrong time, or journalists who made a miscalculation about the safety of an area.
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So I made a miscalculation in revealing all of that information because people were like, 'Well shoot, I really don't want to sit next to her at the end of the game.
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It's a move which seems very, very easy to mess up, with a slight miscalculation of distance or a trailing leg hitting the bottom rope on the way down spelling real disaster.
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It would be the "biggest miscalculation" if the United States believed it can control the North with force, the statement said, adding it will keep a sharp eye on future U.S. behavior.
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Mr. Rouhani's administration had said that the nuclear agreement, reached in 2015, would bring prosperity after prolonged isolation, a miscalculation that has caused a political backlash against him and his top aides.
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It was a grave miscalculation, from one point of view, or, to put it less kindly, the result of purblind arrogance, yet Charles seems to have given the marriage his best shot.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Actions by Iranian vessels in several encounters with U.S. warships in the Gulf this week are cause for concern and increase risks of miscalculation, the White House said on Friday.
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Democrats will find themselves once again bewildered by another miscalculation that does not yield a prolonged political advantage any more than the special counsel investigation or their attempts at gun control legislation.
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In a nuclear exchange between Russia and NATO triggered by a mere accident or miscalculation, 28500 million would die and another 6900 million injured in the first few hours of a conflict.
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But, alas, there are just too many chances for miscalculation on this crowded 3-D chessboard to be sanguine that the next 12 years will be as quiet as the last 12.
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And it's actually long overdue: the IUCN says that because of a miscalculation in snow leopard populations in the past, the species should have been listed as vulnerable as far back as 212.
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U.S. Navy commanders earlier accused Iran of jeopardizing international navigation by "harassing" warships passing through the Strait of Hormuz and said future incidents could result in miscalculation and lead to an armed clash.
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On Wednesday, Iran marked the shootdown by the U.S. Navy of an Iranian passenger jet in 1988, a mistake that killed 290 people and shows the danger of miscalculation in the current crisis.
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Townsend says the tensions between the two countries raise the possibility of a dangerous miscalculation, particularly in Syria, where both countries have warplanes flying through similar parts of the country on bombing runs.
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"The lack of new Trump salvos at the North does lower the risk of miscalculation," says Laura Rosenberger, who was the National Security Council director for Korea and China in the Obama administration.
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His first 80-plus days in the White House have proven the miscalculation at the root of that belief, marked by the failure of his health care plan and historically low poll numbers.
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"We don't see the US or China hurrying to reach a deal, and the risk of miscalculation is growing," Mark Haefele, chief investment officer at UBS Wealth Management, said in a recent note.
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The risks of miscalculation came into full view in June, when the United States shot down a Syrian Su-22 jet that was preparing to fire on U.S.-backed forces on the ground.
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But he made the miscalculation of thinking that he could so demonstrate his worthiness to white people that they would self-correct their racism and reward black people with social equality and justice.
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And while nuclear isn't explicitly precluded from the Green New Deal, the absence of nuclear power as the core technology around which to construct a globally comprehensive climate policy constitutes a geopolitical miscalculation.
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"Miscalculation could come from how does North Korea interpret three carrier strike groups in the region," said Anthony Ruggiero, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a Washington think tank.
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At corporate-owned restaurants, which Puzder directly oversees, only a single wage-and-hour violation was identified over the last two presidential administrations, and this was for a mere miscalculation of bonus pay.
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That said, Dalton believes Washington and Moscow don't want to see a situation that could spiral out of control and likely are working behind the scenes to reduce the chance of any miscalculation.
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As relations between the U.S. and China continue to deteriorate, one immediate risk is a "military accident or operational miscalculation" between the armed forces of both countries, said former U.S. Army Lt. Gen.
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Behind the scenes, Yun is trying to keep open a fragile line of communication that could be used to prevent any miscalculation by one side or the other from spiraling into military conflict.
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"They may have made a miscalculation of historic proportions by proceeding with the referendum over the objections of just about everyone who counts," said Joost Hiltermann, an analyst with the International Crisis Group.
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I would churn out proofs in front of him, showing my work along the way, so that if I made a simple mistake or miscalculation, I would still get credit for understanding why.
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"Both leaders recognize the importance of maintaining regular communication in order to avoid miscalculation and to promote transparency in areas where our militaries are operating in close proximity," a Joint Chiefs spokesman said.
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Perhaps chastened by their miscalculation of public disaffection in those two pivotal 224.1 events, bets against Italian assets appear to show markets now assuming voter rebellions in Italy and everywhere else in Europe.
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A pardon of Mr. Libby would paradoxically put Mr. Trump in the position of absolving one of the chief architects of the Iraq war, which Mr. Trump has denounced as a catastrophic miscalculation.
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Silverman — a former Sanders supporter — is known as absurdist provocateur (she once jokingly accused sweet, avuncular, octogenarian New York talk show host Joe Franklin of raping her) and she made a serious miscalculation.
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"We don&apost communicate with the Iranians that much, but when we do the Swiss have played a critical role to convey messages and avoid miscalculation," one senior US official told The Journal.
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But the biggest risk has always been that a miscalculation by one or both sides, or their allies, could lead to spiralling conflict, possibly spreading to multiple sub-theatres across the Middle East.
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Taken in concert with aggressive military posturing like U.S. stealth fighters staging mock bombing runs over the peninsula, Trump's threats have also increased the risk of a miscalculation or accident leading to war.
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Fresco said there was a "miscalculation" by those on the right that Democrats would swallow changes to the legal migration system in this deal because they had passed previously in broader, comprehensive negotiations.
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And here's why this matters: Tweeting out the article only increases the chance of miscalculation between North Korea and the United States while tensions between the two nuclear powers are already sky-high.
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The most positive thing that can be said about 2018 is that, despite ultra-brittle geopolitics and an elevated risk of miscalculation amid much taunting by President Trump, no big new wars broke out.
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We expect them to behave within international standards set to ensure safety and to prevent incidents," the 6th Fleet wrote, adding that "unsafe actions increase the risk of miscalculation and potential for midair collisions.
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President Trump made a strategic miscalculation by telling China's President Xi that he'll get a better trade deal if he helps out on North Korea, says Richard McGregor, an authority on Chinese internal politics.
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"Hyperbolic rhetoric and provocative actions on both sides have increased the possibility of nuclear war by accident or miscalculation," the group said of North Korea's nuclear program and the Trump administration's response to it.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Actions by Iranian vessels in several encounters with U.S. warships in the Gulf this week are cause for concern and increase risks of miscalculation, the White House said on Friday.
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Rather, the biggest danger, Allison says, is that — as the slaying of Archduke Franz Ferdinand triggered WWI — the two countries will be pulled into conflict by miscalculation involving a third party, such as Taiwan.
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While both countries' leaders maintain that they do not want war, the rise in tensions in a region bristling with military hardware has prompted fears of an accident or miscalculation triggering a wider conflict.
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The full story of Cameron's miscalculation offers a universal lesson in precisely how not to handle a divided political party -- a lesson that disgruntled senior Republicans should heed in the age of Donald Trump.
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"I think he should never make a miscalculation about President Obama's determination to do what is right at any given moment of time where he believes he has to make that decision," Kerry said.
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"These actions have the potential to unnecessarily escalate tensions between countries, and could result in a miscalculation or accident which results in serious injury or death," according to a statement released by Pentagon officials.
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Thousands of land mines were planted around Caimanera as the base lingered as a potential Cold War flashpoint, each side watching anxiously for any miscalculation, any provocation that could lead to a greater conflict.
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It will inevitably ratchet up fears in Northeast Asia that raging tensions between the US and North Korea could trigger a miscalculation that could quickly lead to the most ruinous conflict in many decades.
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It's also worth reiterating that relatively few pre-crisis LBOs actually failed, despite some high profile examples, and that the crisis itself was not sparked by risk miscalculation (or misbehavior) in the LBO market.
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That was a serious miscalculation and proved costly as Gazprom was forced to shelve development of one of the world's largest gas fields, Shtokman, as shale rapidly wiped out U.S. needs for gas imports.
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Mark Stephens, a lawyer for the Dunn family, called the president's surprise offer of a meeting "a gargantuan miscalculation," and suggested that the meeting had been orchestrated for the benefit of the news media.
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Republicans kept their grip on the House of Representatives on Tuesday, overcoming months of efforts by Democrats to tarnish them by association with Donald J. Trump in what proved to be a grave miscalculation.
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Such inflammatory rhetoric toward an unstable North Korean regime, which is already paranoid about its security, could cause a miscalculation, causing a war on the Korean peninsula that could kill millions in East Asia.
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Howard Gleckman, a senior fellow in the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center at the Urban Institute, said it was a political miscalculation by the Trump administration not to have included it in the law.
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But the risk remains that with no visible diplomatic off-ramp and an increasing volume of military hardware in the Gulf, a miscalculation or miscommunication could plunge the region into a full-blown war.
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The review of U.S. nuclear policy published on Friday has riled Russia, which viewed the document as confrontational, and raised fears that it could increase the risk of miscalculation between the two world powers.
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Meanwhile, the silent surge of American military forces in the Middle East and South Asia without a broader strategy, and threats to bloody Kim Jong-un's nose increase the likelihood of miscalculation and conflict.
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The clash illustrates Lopez Obrador's miscalculation in thinking he could contain Trump's hostility toward Mexico with U.S. presidential elections in 2020, said Agustin Barrios Gomez, a member of the Mexican Council on Foreign Relations.
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After that fact became a major point of contention both with artists and the press, Ehrlich was unable to say he'd made a miscalculation and would let it inform his intangible booking calculations in 2019.
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By antagonizing underage survivors of a national tragedy, the pro-Trump media abandoned its usual play for the moral high ground and made an uncharacteristic miscalculation: It chose a popular, deeply sympathetic, nonpolarizing political enemy.
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"The danger is the potential for miscalculation, and it takes just one mistake" Trump's unpredictability may be hard for his own administration to understand, but it's even more cryptic for his Iranian counterparts to read.
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When the North Koreans are at the table they are better behaved, the danger of war through miscalculation and misperception declines, and with an agreement, you can freeze or even roll back that nuclear program.
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"In terms of Scotland, this move is a huge political miscalculation by the Prime Minister," Sturgeon, whose Scottish National Party (SNP) is seeking a referendum on independence from the United Kingdom, said in a statement.
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The slow growth of PreCheck was partly responsible for the miscalculation that led the TSA to cut screening positions; it anticipated that more people would sign up and thus that fewer officers would be needed.
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Comey is what he is: A man who served his country for many years, but made a critical miscalculation by inserting the specter of an FBI investigation into the last days of the 2016 election.
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Trump is so allergic to even the hint of a mistake, miscalculation or inadequacy that he's rather confess that he was bothered by the way Price made him look than by what he actually did.
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"In terms of Scotland, this move is a huge political miscalculation by the Prime Minister," said Sturgeon, whose Scottish National Party (SNP) is seeking a referendum on independence from the United Kingdom which May opposes.
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"It would be the greatest miscalculation if America thought my country is among the countries where American-style logic of strength or pressure might work," Han, who is also North Korea's disarmament ambassador, told Reuters.
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"Anyone who thinks being nice is going to change Russian behavior, or that flattering Putin is going to have any impact at all on his decisions, that person is making a serious miscalculation," Weiss said.
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The latest gambit by MBS could well be a miscalculation, with Russia well positioned to outlast the Saudis, even as the Saudi state faces large fiscal obligations and domestic elites challenge the Crown Prince's authority.
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Furthermore, Dewey was a famous prosecuting attorney who might have smiled on the FBI, and Hoover made the miscalculation, as did so many pundits, that the Republican candidate was a shoo-in for the presidency.
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China's defense minister, Wei Fenghe, and Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis are expected to make an effort to calm those rising tensions and reduce the risks of miscalculation when they meet in Washington on Friday.
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I believe that the great miscalculation people make in trying to understand Donald Trump and the cultlike devotion of the people who follow him is that they continue to apply the standard rules of analysis.
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"Things are not developing in the right way and it would take a small miscalculation to have a big conflagration," Michael Stephens, a Middle East expert at the Royal United Services Institute told VICE News.
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Those results reflected a big miscalculation by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, which had saturated the city with multimedia ads in four languages, likening the ban to Prohibition and invoking a black market crime wave.
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"With all this talk, what I worry about is a serious miscalculation," said James D. Thurman, a retired Army general who served as the top United States commander in South Korea from 2011 to 2013.
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None offer easy or simple solutions, and some carry real risks of missteps or miscalculation on the part of a mercurial President not known for carefully thinking through the costs and consequences of his actions.
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There was a sense that the industry had missed something fundamental about the fears and motivations of the people who use its products, and that the miscalculation would cost the industry, and the world, greatly.
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At the heart of Sanford's downfall was a fundamental miscalculation, those close to him said: that he could go after the Republican president — vigorously, and sometimes in deeply personal ways — and get away with it.
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Since 0003, efforts to negotiate an Afghan peace have had several Colombia moments — promising developments that suddenly fall apart because of bad timing, bad faith or miscalculation — without enjoying anywhere near the degree of success.
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President Donald Trump's "fire and fury" warning on Tuesday may contribute to mixed messages to North Korea and U.S. allies in Asia — increasing the risk of miscalculation on the Korean Peninsula, according to U.S. experts.
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"Iran's decision to openly chip away at its nuclear commitments marks the beginning of a new and concerning dynamic between the US and Iran that is ripe for miscalculation," according to Rome, the Eurasia Group analyst.
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The lesson of everything in nuclear policy through the Cold War is that we've come so close to so many times to stumbling into war by miscalculation, by not knowing what the other side is thinking.
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Duterte said Washington's freedom of navigation patrols risked a "miscalculation" that could spark conflict, and accused the previous U.S. administration of pressuring the Philippines to take a stand against China, without a guarantee of military support.
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Underlining divisions the vote is unlikely to mend, however, Nicola Sturgeon, first minister of the Scottish government, described the decision as a "huge political miscalculation" that could help her efforts to hold a new independence referendum.
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Our priority interests with Iran are her destabilizing activities across the Middle East including support for the Assad government in Syria, the implementation of the nuclear agreement, and the potential for military miscalculation in the Gulf.
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A simultaneous policy of accommodation and confrontation toward Moscow combined with a tussle for influence between Congress and the President threaten to sow confusion that could increase the chances of a miscalculation between the two foes.
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Croft said she has gone from being primarily concerned about the lifting of the blockade to increasingly worried about Gulf countries blundering their way into a military conflict due to unintended escalation or miscalculation this summer.
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Backers of a no first use policy argue it would improve U.S. national security by reducing the risk of miscalculation while still allowing the United States to launch a nuclear strike in response to an attack.
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But the more entrenched Iran's allies become, the greater the pressure Israeli leaders could face to launch a strike — and the greater the chances that a miscalculation or mistake by either side could provoke new hostilities.
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After Native American groups denounced the insensitivity of the piece in recalling what they regarded as an act of genocide, Mr. Durant acknowledged his own "grave miscalculation" about how the Dakota people would receive his work.
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Whatever the case, in one fell swoop, Trump's "fire and fury" statement: established a redline, handed KJU an exploitable narrative to justify why he needs nukes and opened the door to further escalation and even miscalculation.
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"State television, which had canceled broadcasts to focus on the death of the Iranian general, called the US move a major miscalculation, stating that "the people of the region will no longer allow Americans to stay.
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Earlier this month the painter Sam Durant acknowledged his "grave miscalculation" in creating a gallows sculpture in Minneapolis intended to rebuke an act of genocide against 38 Dakota men, after Native communities called the work insensitive.
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Supporters said it was necessary to ensure that Congress retains its constitutional right to authorize the use of military force and to lessen the chance of a miscalculation that could plunge the country into prolonged conflict.
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"A major editorial miscalculation was made, and it's on us that we figure out why and limit the chances of it happening again," said Mr. Steele, who was at a conference on Thursday in Dana Point, Calif.
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So if Facebook was hoping the mere appearance of its CEO sitting in a chair in Brussels, going through the motions of listening before reading from his usual talking points, that looks to be a major miscalculation.
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Although the treaty and the flights, unfamiliar to most Americans, amount to officially sanctioned spying, their goal has been to foster transparency about military activity and to reduce the risk of war and miscalculation, especially in Europe.
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"Domestic pressure is clearly growing on Modi to retaliate quickly, but that's easier said than done...The government is unlikely to risk a serious miscalculation," observed Jan Zalewski, senior India analyst at global risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft.
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"The deep chill in U.S.-Russian relations is stirring concern ... that Washington and Moscow are in danger of stumbling into an armed confrontation that, by mistake or miscalculation, could lead to nuclear war," AP's Bob Burns writes.
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Actions prone to miscalculation include: preventive attacks on North Korean nuclear facilities or critical infrastructure; deployments of U.S. nuclear-capable bombers to South Korea; and large-scale troop movements flowing from around the region into South Korea.
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"I ask India: 'With the weapons you have and the weapons we have, can we really afford a miscalculation?" said Khan after a meeting of the National Security Council and the authority that controls Pakistan's nuclear weapons.
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"The major thing people are talking about is miscalculation - we could easily stumble into something with the rhetoric being so heated," said Philip Yun, a Korea expert who was an Asia adviser under former President Bill Clinton.
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As long as Iran and Saudi Arabia view their rivalry as a zero-sum game — where one can only gain at the expense of the other — there is a risk of miscalculation that spirals out of control.
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" Mr. Kerry added later that Mr. Assad "should never make a miscalculation about President Obama's determination to do what is right at any given moment of time, where he believes that he has to make that decision.
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He reckons the result of the flaws in controls described by Peloton could represent a miscalculation of as much as 10 to 15% on its bottom line — anything larger would have been caught in its financial audit.
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An unchecked dynamic of escalation, action, counteraction – without the fail-safe of a communications channel to defuse a combustible situation – could swiftly produce by accident or miscalculation serious, unintended consequences leading to an all-out regional war.
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SJ: With the risk of monetary policy miscalculation by the Fed or the ECB or moving too fast or hitting all the mobilization brakes too fast and that are pending the markets is that a real risk?
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Facebook drew intense criticism from the ad industry in September, when it apologized for an error in how it measured video viewership, a miscalculation that inflated how much time, on average, its users were spending watching videos.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's prime minister warned British lawmakers on Tuesday against making "a terrible political miscalculation" of thinking their rejection of the Brexit divorce deal negotiated with the European Union means they will get a better one.
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"Grace Mugabe became a Lady Macbeth in the Zimbabwean soap opera: She led her ailing and aged husband to make his fatal miscalculation that he could stand in the face of united military opposition," Mr. Chan said.
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A new study published in a journal called Transportmetrica A: Transport Science shows that people often overestimate the time required to commute actively, a miscalculation especially common when someone has secured a parking permit near the office.
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"Mousavi denied the American officials' charges against our country, cautioned against any ill-advised reaction or miscalculation by U.S. officials, and called on the White House to reconsider its destructive policies in the region," the statement said.
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But lawmakers who supported the legislation also may have made a political miscalculation when they introduced an amendment that excluded private schools to win the vote of a Republican needed to achieve a majority in the Senate.
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Any decision to kill Khashoggi by the Saudis was likely a "miscalculation," according to Dr. Sanam Vakil, a senior consulting research fellow in the Middle East and North Africa Programme at U.K.-based think tank Chatham House.
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"Nuclear war is not about to break out, but [Trump's] language increases the risk of miscalculation," said Daryl Kimball, the executive director of the Arms Control Association, a nonpartisan organization dedicated to public education on arms control.
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These include an "excessive" role of the state, large resource miscalculation in many areas, state-owned companies that lack budget constraints and financial discipline, said Markus Rodlauer, deputy director of the Asia and Pacific Department at the IMF.
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Former Prime Minister Bettino Craxi encouraged Italians to "go to the beach" instead of vote in a referendum in 1991 that then reached a quorum promoting a change to the electoral system, a miscalculation that hurt him politically.
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"It seems that LG Display made a major miscalculation on its LCD business, not accurately judging the timing to pull away when they could see China's rapid catch-up," said Lee Won-sik, an analyst at Shinyoung Securities.
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" While Everard thinks the danger comes from the prospect of a North Korean miscalculation leading to an attack on American territory, Bell believes that "at this time, Trump is a greater threat to regional peace than North Korea.
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Obama's year-end message: I did it right In interviews and press conferences, Obama has now offered extensive thoughts on how Clinton lost in last month's election, suggesting a mix of electoral miscalculation, Russian meddling, and media mistreatment.
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"In nuclear deterrence, credibility is everything and there's a situation that if no-one takes you seriously, you have to do something to make sure you are taken seriously, and that's where the miscalculation can happen," Yun said.
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The problem with this approach is very simple: Trump has no effective lines of communication with Iran, severely hampering his ability to de-escalate tensions, and significantly increasing the risk of a dangerous Iranian and/or US miscalculation.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE criticized Rep.
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"When tensions rise, so does the chance of miscalculation," said UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, who urged the DPRK to comply with UN resolutions and condemned its nuclear tests, the sixth of which took place just weeks ago.
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" Jeffrey Feltman, an American who is the United Nations undersecretary-general for political affairs, told CNN's Christiane Amanpour on Thursday that he is concerned about a "lack of communication" and the "high risk of some kind of miscalculation.
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The Pentagon, for its part, said that it had no notice of a test of a new intercontinental ballistic missile conducted by Russia and announced on Friday, a lack of communication that experts worry could lead to miscalculation.
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Still, in spite of this miscalculation I enjoyed the book, and I hope Burton, who is an actress and the author of novels for adults including "The Muse," will be offering even more for children in the future.
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Behind him was a large banner declaring "Mission Accomplished," which White House aides later said was meant as a congratulations to the carrier crew returning home but became a metaphor for miscalculation as a virulent insurgency consumed Iraq.
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The administration's recommendations will not increase our security — they will instead feed a nuclear arms race, undermine strategic stability by lowering the threshold for nuclear use, and increase the risk of miscalculation that could precipitate a nuclear war.
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Salvini served as interior minister until last August, when, in a rare miscalculation, he walked out of government with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, expecting to trigger a national election that polls predicted he would easily win.
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The danger, of course, is that Tehran will push too far, and Trump will feel compelled to take military action, which could escalate quickly into a tit-for-tat of exchanges that lead to all-out war. Miscalculation.
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The NOTAM, which also prohibited US civil aircraft from flying above "the waters of the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman," was issued due to the "potential for miscalculation or misidentification" for civilian planes, the FAA said.
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"The military leaders will discuss a variety of issues including the current state of U.S.-Russian military relations and the importance of consistent and clear military-to-military communication to prevent miscalculation and potential crises," the Pentagon's statement read.
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And for Mr Trump to think that Mr Putin has much to offer America is a miscalculation not just of Russian power and interests, but also of the value of what America might have to give up in return.
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ABOARD THE USS GEORGE H.W. BUSH (Reuters) - U.S. Navy commanders accused Iran of jeopardizing international navigation by "harassing" warships passing through the Strait of Hormuz and said future incidents could result in miscalculation and lead to an armed clash.
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The organization would have been wise to stay silent, profiting quietly from its billing codes on the sidelines, but this gross miscalculation has provided an opportunity to view its true nature and appreciate the danger of its continued existence.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is multi-tasking.
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With Pyongyang close to achieving the ability to hit the U.S. homeland with nuclear weapons, there is also greater danger of escalation and miscalculation, making it harder for either side to step back from the brink or initiate dialogue.
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But it is in the Western Pacific, where China has been constructing military bases and wooing new allies with multibillion-dollar projects, that hostilities would likely erupt if a miscalculation ever turned a trade war into a shooting war.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE ignored a Feb.
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Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE (R-Kan.) to be CIA director.
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Their absence is made even worse by this show's one major miscalculation: a cheesy video feature, from the filmmakers Peter Greenaway and Saskia Boddeke, featuring a mustachioed Shchukin speaking Russian-accented French alongside writhing dancers imitating Matisse's boogieing nudes.
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They worry that with US, Japanese and South Korean forces carrying out regular military exercises, and North Korea test-firing missile at an increased clip, a mistake, misinterpretation or miscalculation could easily spiral into conflict if adversaries aren't talking.
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Kim Jong-un is countering Trump rhetoric not just with rhetoric of his own but also with actions that frighten every American ally in the region — the kind of actions that raise tensions and increase the chance of miscalculation.
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But with regional tensions and the risk of miscalculation so acute, the United States and others, including China, Russia, South Korea and Japan, need to exhaust all avenues in the search for ways to limit the North Korean program.
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"I think that there was a miscalculation that if you could get rid of the secretary who is a moderate that things will fall in place, and I just don't think that is going to happen," Dr. Shulkin said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Concerned about Russia's growing tactical nuclear weapons, the United States will expand its nuclear capabilities, a policy document released on Friday said, a move some critics say could increase the risk of miscalculation between the two countries.
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In August, a judge ordered the company to pay $572 million (later reduced by $107 million because of a miscalculation) to Oklahoma after finding that Johnson & Johnson intentionally played down the dangers of opioids while it oversold their benefits.
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Iran may be betting that Trump will do the same again, but such a move might lead to a miscalculation if the President goes against type and could cause reprisals between the enemies that could spin out of control.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is allowing U.S. airlines to resume operations over large areas of the Gulf, saying that a lower military posture by Iran has reduced the threat of miscalculation or misidentification of civilian flights.
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"If the political goal is to nullify the F.P.I., then it's a serious miscalculation," said Ian Wilson, a researcher in politics and security at Murdoch University in Australia, referring to the Islamic Defenders Front by its initials in Indonesian.
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" • "Bill Kristol: Republican Spoiler, Renegade Jew" A May 2016 article by David Horowitz criticized Bill Kristol for his opposition to Mr. Trump as "a political miscalculation so great and a betrayal so profound as to not be easily forgiven.
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This active-duty figure is down from 28500,6900, a decrease based on 2628 assumptions including a stable Iraq, the planned U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and an approach to Russia that increased transparency and reduced the risk of military miscalculation.
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But its most fatal miscalculation is the decision to frontload so many of its crassest setpieces into the first 15 or 20 minutes, depriving the rest of the film of the shock value that is its entire raison d'etre.
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Instead, the trip proved to be a miscalculation on her part, one that began a week-long descent into limbo for Nielsen that ended with her abrupt resignation on Sunday evening after meeting with Trump in the White House.
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Still, there lurks the risk that increasing tension between the United States and Russia, or any slight miscalculation among all the players jockeying their next moves, could lead to greater conflict as Iran seeks ways to retaliate against Israel.
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And last month, Ashford received a final audit from the Education Department that said the company owed the agency $300,000 as a result of the university's miscalculation of federal student aid eligibility dating to 2006, an S.E.C. filing noted.
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"I think that defining herself as a moderate in this crowded field was a miscalculation about this political moment, especially when progressives are generating excitement and momentum based on bold health care and criminal justice reform plans," Allison said.
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Captain Ryan Scholl, commanding officer of the Truman, said there had been no interactions with Russian warships and U.S. and Russian pilots were largely abiding by the rules of engagement for air operations aimed at avoiding the potential for miscalculation.
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SEOUL, Aug 23 (Reuters) - North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho said on Friday Pyongyang is ready for both dialogue and confrontation with the United States, warning Washington that continuing with sanctions would be a miscalculation, according to state media KCNA.
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The knowledge, even subconscious, that all these tangible indicators of their royalness could be taken away or, almost as bad, carelessly lost through miscalculation, would shake the self-belief of a dynasty even as outwardly self-assured as this one.
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"What we really need to do on the nuclear strategy is to avoid any sort of miscalculation to get it in the mind of North Korea, for instance, that they can drop a nuclear weapon somewhere and survive," he said.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE needs to take a stand.
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Valery Gerasimov met in Vienna, Austria, where they recognized "the importance of maintaining regular communication to avoid miscalculation and to promote transparency and deconfliction in areas where our militaries are operating in close proximity," a statement from Dunford's office said.
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"I think these Jewish extremists have made a terribly crazy miscalculation because all they're really going to be doing by doing the 'Never Trump' movement is exposing their alien, their anti-American-majority position to all the Republicans," Mr. Duke said.
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Last fall, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE and then-U.
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EST: President Trump met with Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE.
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Many who were appalled by the unthinkable outcome of the election have doubled down on their miscalculation that Donald J. Trump would either turn presidential once inside the Oval Office or be driven from the White House by an outraged citizenry.
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The country is much less export dependent than it used to be — "the U.S. is making a miscalculation about that," said Dollar — and it may be able to get around tariffs by exporting its goods to other countries, added Pauly.
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Dunford and Gerasimov met in Vienna, Austria, where they recognized "the importance of maintaining regular communication to avoid miscalculation and to promote transparency and deconfliction in areas where our militaries are operating in close proximity," a statement from Dunford's office said.
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That whipsawing came as the result of a fundamental miscalculation by Trump and his allies: That staking out a "tough" stand on the need to harden the border would counteract any agita caused by the "zero-tolerance" policy at the border.
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Later, Trump will meet with Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE.
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The other is that some unforeseen accident or miscalculation along the border, if it came at a time of high tension, could be misconstrued as an act of war, setting off a rapid mutual escalation that could lead to unwanted conflict.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 4173 (Reuters) - Concerned about Russia's growing tactical nuclear weapons, the United States will expand its nuclear capabilities, a policy document released on Friday said, a move some critics say could increase the risk of miscalculation between the two countries.
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They also know that deterrence could fail by intent, accident or miscalculation, and that preventing such failure depends in no small measure on qualities of presidential leadership — responsibility, composure, competence, empathy and diplomatic skill — that Mr. Trump evidently does not possess.
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"The implicit assumption is that Australia won't put up too much of a fuss about it because they're basically on our side anyway, and I think that is a gross miscalculation of where the debate in Australia is," he said.
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"Yesterday's unfortunate incident reminds us of the need to find permanent, peaceful, and political resolutions to the many overlapping conflicts in the region and the danger of tragic miscalculation in Syria's crowded theater of operations," Pompeo said in a statement.
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"Clear deterrence signals like this are important for allied confidence and for avoiding any North Korean miscalculation stemming from the belief we are cowed into submission," said Victor Cha, a senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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When the Costa Concordia hit a rock near Tuscany and dipped into the Mediterranean in 2012, people around the world wondered how the captain of a cruise ship carrying 4,229 people could have made such a simple yet fatal miscalculation.
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Bellicose statements by Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in recent weeks have created fears that a miscalculation could lead to action with untold ramifications, particularly since Pyongyang conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test on Sept. 3.
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"I think we are now in a quite dangerous situation where a miscalculation by either side could lead us into conflict," U.S. Senator Chris Coons, a Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told CNN in an interview on Wednesday.
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If that miscalculation happens and the Trump Put turns out to be less reliable than it appeared, we will most likely find ourselves in a more damaging sort of global trade war than anything we've seen up to this point.
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Some observers are already suggesting that this might have been a political miscalculation comparable to British Prime Minister David Cameron's decision to call the Brexit referendum that ended up rejecting his position in favor of remaining in the European Union.
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With North Korea responding that it would, if attacked, strike American military forces on Guam, analysts warned that the escalating statements increased the likelihood of war — perhaps one based on miscalculation, should one side's fiery statements be misread by the other.
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"By making clear that deterrence is the sole purpose of our arsenal, this bill would reduce the chances of a nuclear miscalculation and help us maintain our moral and diplomatic leadership in the world," they wrote in a joint statement.
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"You have a danger of miscalculation and a danger of escalation," said Bruce Klingner, former deputy division chief for Korea at the Central Intelligence Agency and current senior research fellow for Northeast Asia at the Heritage Foundation's Asian Studies Center.
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" I didn't know what had possessed Jacqueline to reveal herself suddenly as a poet, but I feared—it seemed altogether likely—that in a moment of extravagant miscalculation she had imagined an episode in which we undertook a "literary conversation.
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But the major change being proposed, the insertion of a large circular planter on the southwest corner of the plaza, is a miscalculation of a different order than the many agglomerations that currently blight the plaza, which we also oppose.
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If it turns out to be just a gust of wind or a stray cat, you lose little by overreacting, but if you fail to activate the alarm response and a true threat is present, the cost of your miscalculation could be high.
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EDT: Vice President Pence met with Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (Ark.). Sen.
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He toned down his rhetoric when Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE took over the CIA.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is in Asia through Aug. 5.
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The tension between North Korea and the United States has been building after a series of weapons tests by Pyongyang and bellicose verbal exchanges between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, stoking fears any miscalculation could lead to an armed confrontation.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (R-Ark.).
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (R-Ark.), said.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (R-Ark.), Rep.
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The two have discussed the possibility of one of Wynn's companies opening a hotel at 19803 Fifth Avenue in New York City -- a building that was supposed to be the Kushners' trophy property but has turned out to be a costly miscalculation.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE ripped into the decision on Wednesday.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is in Brussels, Belgium, through Dec.
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Secretary Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE actually said they'd ask the Saudis to investigate this.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE will lead a delegation to the Jan.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (R-Ark.), Reps.
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EST: President Trump has lunch with Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE.
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EST: President Trump has lunch with Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE later listed preconditions for an Iranian meeting.
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He was with Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE... View the discussion thread.
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It is precisely because of the Putin regime's nature that dialogue is needed to prevent miscalculation; such dialogue was undertaken by successive American Presidents in dealing with the Soviet Union's communist governments, which had the avowed intent of tearing down the Western world.
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"The minister and I talked at length about the increasing tensions around Iraq and the need first and foremost to avoid escalation, avoid any miscalculation, that could lead to very dangerous consequences; first and foremost for Iraq but also beyond that," she said.
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But a miscalculation and too tough a response if and when Hezbollah retaliates could create an escalatory cycle tripping into a messy war with Hezbollah that leads to significant Israeli casualties -- not a good campaign narrative on the eve of an election.
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In a phone interview on Thursday, Mr. Moore said the lien was the result of a "huge miscalculation" on the part of the Internal Revenue Service, and that he had been frustrated by the agency in a yearslong effort to resolve the issue.
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While a big buildup like the one during the third quarter can represent confidence on the part of businesses for future orders, they can also represent a short-term miscalculation of present demand that would have to be unwound in the future.
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While this strategic choice may be the only option to change Iran's behavior, this approach is fraught with the potential for miscalculation and escalation — particularly if it involves countering Iranian-backed groups head-on in Syria in the absence of a broader strategy.
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"He utterly failed to make a satisfying and just peace because of his racist views, his gross incompetence in federal office, and his incredible miscalculation of public support for his policies," wrote Elizabeth Varon, a history professor at the University of Virginia.
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The company's desires to diversify and own subscriptions that consumers have on their Apple devices certainly make sense for them, but their strategy of making that play without the help of any beloved series before them seems to have been a big miscalculation.
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White House officials dismissed the hearings as mundane and a miscalculation on the part of Democrats, even as Taylor made a dramatic new claim that an aide of his was told Trump cared more about investigating his political rivals than about Ukraine.
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We have to be much more specific in our relationships, far more specific in our relationships, so there's not a misunderstanding and there's not a miscalculation because of some ill-advised tactic that's used in Damascus or Baghdad that causes something that we don't want.
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"There is now so much friction between the sides that it is very natural that a single miscalculation across the board on one of these flash points could spiral out of control," said Ali Vaez, director of the Iran Project at the International Crisis Group.
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"Although Iran likely has no intention to target civil aircraft, the presence of multiple long-range, advanced anti-aircraft capable weapons in a tense environment poses a possible risk of miscalculation or misidentification, especially during periods of heightened political tension and rhetoric," it said.
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Although, two years ago, it did 'fess up to a 'miscalculation' around average video viewing times, saying it had mistakenly discounted all the people who dropped out of watching a video in the first 3 seconds in calculating averages — thereby bumping viewing averages up.
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On the Chinese side, while Xi was able to restore stability to US-China relations at April's Mar-a-Lago summit and reassure an anxious Chinese public that he was in control, assuming that China has Trump wrapped around its finger is a dangerous miscalculation.
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"The military leaders will discuss a variety of issues, including the current state of U.S.-Russian military relations and the importance of consistent and clear military-to-military communication to prevent miscalculation and potential crises," the Office of the Joint Chiefs said in a statement.
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For every person who was grateful that he'd pointed out such a miscalculation, there were quite a few other users who found Ahmed's complaints surfacing a non-issue, and painting Kellogg's as a company that was caving too easily to pressure from perceived liberal hypersensitivity.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is traveling in Poland, Belgium and Iceland through Friday.
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EDT: President Trump meets with Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE in the Oval Office.
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Today: Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is in North Korea to discuss denuclearization.
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A Wednesday press release from Smith's office argued the bill would improve U.S. national security by reducing the risk of a miscalculation, clarifying U.S. policy and preserving the ability to conduct a nuclear strike after a nuclear attack on the United States or its allies.
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EDT: Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is holding a news conference on religious freedom.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE echoed that sentiment in his own testimony on Wednesday.
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Two months ago, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE outlined 12 demands of Iran.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE visited with Kim in Pyongyang earlier this month.
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Timing: The attack happened a day after Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE visited Afghanistan.
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The president meets with Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE at 2:30 p.m.
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Trump on Monday dispatched Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE to meet with King Salman.
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Back at the White House, he will meet with Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE.
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However, 85033 percent renewable energy policies are a strategic miscalculation that will marginalize, if not isolate, the U.S. from global energy technology markets moving in a direction opposite that of 100 percent renewables, and leave America exposed to climate change and national security risks.
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Joseph Dunford, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE and Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats.
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Despite her political miscalculation of calling a snap general election in 2017 and losing her parliamentary majority, something she never fully recovered from, history is likely to be kinder to May than some of her own harshest critics both inside and outside her own party.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (R-Ark.) and former Sen.
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"There is no more fatal blunder than the miscalculation that the U.S. and its followers could check by already worn-out 'sanctions' the victorious advance of our people who have brilliantly accomplished the great historic cause of completing the state nuclear force", the statement continued.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE has advocated for the change in policy, Reuters noted.
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Seven years ago, a ridiculous amount of people were convinced that the world was going to end on December 21, 2012, mostly because of some kind of miscalculation involving an ancient Mayan calendar and because everyone's dumbest relatives wouldn't stop sending email forwards about it.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE has also delivered that message to his Russian counterpart.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE also called the meetings "unseemly and unprecedented" on Friday.
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In what will probably go down as a desperate miscalculation, Trudeau took the gamble of deputizing US President Donald Trump to bring up the issue of the two detained Canadians during his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Osaka.
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Shanahan just announced on Monday that the US was sending an additional 1,000 troops to the Middle East to counter Iran, another sign of increasing tensions in the region that's led to fears that a miscalculation could make Washington and Tehran stumble into a conflict.
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"There is no more fatal blunder than the miscalculation that the U.S. and its followers could check by already worn-out 'sanctions' the victorious advance of our people who have brilliantly accomplished the great historic cause of completing the state nuclear force", the ministry said.
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Tension between North Korea and the United States has been building after a series of nuclear and missile tests by Pyongyang and bellicose verbal exchanges between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, stoking fears any miscalculation could lead to an armed confrontation.
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" He said the encounter lasted approximately 40 minutes before the Russian aircraft flew to the west side of the river, saying officers from the US-led coalition contacted the Russians on the de-confliction line "to de-escalate the situation and avert a strategic miscalculation.
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Though Girardi said that Steinbrenner had been his usual self in the days since the Game 2 fiasco — "he's very even-keeled," Girardi said — the experience of making a significant miscalculation, and then having to swallow his pride and admit it, had clearly humbled him.
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Valery V. Gerasimov, the chief of the Russian general staff, about a dozen times in the past year, most recently on Wednesday, "to avoid miscalculation and to promote transparency in areas where our militaries are operating in close proximity," said General Dunford's spokesman, Col.
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Another miscalculation, involving a ring purchased with Disney stocks, means he now owes the I.R.S. Ironically, the erstwhile fact-checker sees an inattention to detail as the gulf between himself and his followers, who type faster but have zero grasp of grammar or nuance.
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But head games should worry us against a calculator like Putin, when the potential for miscalculation is higher than at any time since the 85033s and managed by a mostly inexperienced White House staff that comes and goes at the whim of this president.
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Europe's top diplomats will meet on Friday to assess ways to guide the United States and Iran away from open conflict, knowing that a miscalculation from either side could leave the bloc facing a war and a serious nuclear proliferation crisis at its doorstep.
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"It is a fatal miscalculation if the countries (in the United Nations) would even think that they can delay or hold in check the eye-opening development of the (North's) nuclear forces even for a moment," a spokesman for North Korea said, Reuters reported.
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Dunford has spoken to Gerasimov more than a dozen times over the past year "in order to avoid miscalculation and to promote transparency in areas where our militaries are operating in close proximity," the Pentagon said after a conversation between the two on Jan. 10.
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Mr. Comey made an enormous miscalculation of appearances when he appointed Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeFree Roger Stone Trump tweets test Attorney General Barr Top Republicans back Barr amid criticism over controversial DOJ decisions MORE the Deputy Director of the FBI with responsibilities over all investigations.
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We can live safely in the knowledge that much or all of humankind won't suddenly vanish due to a miscalculation by a radar officer in Russia or the US, and that people near missile sites won't find themselves incinerated accidentally due to technician error.
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"The military leaders will discuss a variety of issues including the current state of U.S.-Russian military relations and the importance of consistent and clear military-to-military communication to prevent miscalculation and potential crises," the Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
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I think the President just wanted to be clear to the North Korean regime on the U.S. unquestionable ability to defend itself, will defend itself and its allies, and I think it was important that he deliver that message to avoid any miscalculation on their part.
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In Asia and beyond, President Donald Trump's comment, along with his promise to unleash power "the likes of which the world has never seen," was seen as dangerously provocative brinksmanship that heightened tensions, increased the potential for miscalculation and made diplomacy with Pyongyang even more difficult.
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"From Fight for $15 to Black Lives Matter, everyone marching will be there to push a different agenda, but I don't see that as a strategic miscalculation," said Lucy Flores, a party activist who was one of the first Hispanic women elected to the Nevada state legislature.
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Visible, direct diplomatic outreach would clarify North Korea's understanding of U.S. bottom lines, reduce the likelihood of miscalculation, improve U.S. capacity to manage escalation should an incident occur, and satisfy allies' and partners' desire to see the the U.S. make a meaningful effort to manage tensions.
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His defeat therefore, which came on the same day that Austrian voters sent a far-right candidate to defeat in a presidential run-off, looks less like a rejection of Europe and the political establishment, and more like a serious miscalculation on the part of Renzi.
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One of interest that made it through would have restricted half of the fiscal 2019 funding for the low-yield nuclear warhead the administration wants until the Pentagon submits a report on the warhead's effect on strategic stability and options to reduce the risk of miscalculation.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE meets with one of his predecessors, Dr. Rice, at 10 a.m.
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Secretary of State and former CIA head Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE's wife, Susan Pompeo, is also present.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is expected to travel to North Korea later this week.
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U.S. reaction: In a statement, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE expressed appreciation for the American's release.
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McGurk told Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE of his decision late Friday, sources told the networks.
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To the extent Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE can manage, Iran will dominate the agenda.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE of Arkansas, are opposed to the measure.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is traveling through April 2628 to Chile, Paraguay, Peru and Colombia.
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Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is unworthy to hold any public office for the rest of his life.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE leveled the accusation from the State Department briefing room on Thursday.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE later traveled to Pyongyang, where tensions escalated between the two sides.
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EDT Wednesday: Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE leveled the accusation from the State Department briefing room on Thursday.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE presides over a department that lacks several under and assistant secretaries.
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The subcommittee's portion of the NDAA would also throw Congress's support behind a multilateral agreement known as the Open Skies Treaty, which allows signatories to conduct unarmed observation flights over the entirety of others' countries in hopes of increasing transparency and reducing the risk of miscalculation.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (R-Ark.) said in his own tweet.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE leveled the accusation from the State Department briefing room on Thursday.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE hosts a conversation with Department of State employees at 6900 a.m.
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Likewise, if adversaries don't respect Trump's resolve, escalation via miscalculation might occur, as in World War I, in contrast to World War II. Third, Trump's National Security Advisor H. R. McMaster and Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis have his confidence and are the core of decisionmaking.
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Sen. Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (R-Ark.) ripped into Sen.
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This weekend, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE will return to North Korea for the fourth time.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE postponed a meeting with a North Korean envoy last week.
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That didn't mean that the Reagan administration accepted what it had always found objectionable about the Kremlin's behavior - many of Reagan's hard-line policies continued until he left office - but both sides realized that, to avoid possibly disastrous miscalculation, relations had to be kept within certain boundaries.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (Ark.), one of Trump's closest allies.
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As the Washington Post argued back in April, Rubio's attempt to strengthen legal pathways to citizenship was a fundamental miscalculation of the desires of his base, one that laid the groundwork for the Tea Party contempt that would ultimately help sink Rubio in the Florida presidential primary.
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Big City A little more than a week ago, or what feels roughly like the time of the Ottoman Empire, given the rhythms of the current news cycle, Kirsten Gillibrand, the junior senator from New York, appeared to have made a grand self-annihilating, political miscalculation.
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On MSNBC's 11th Hour with Brian Williams on Thursday night, guest Mara Gay, a member of the New York Times editorial board, brought up a tweet with a glaring mathematical miscalculation while discussing former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg's decision to drop out of the Democratic primary.
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At the very least, the North-South contacts provide a communications channel for Seoul to directly explain to Pyongyang what it and the United States are doing and saying and why, thus hopefully avoiding any miscalculation that could lead to military confrontations in this fraught period.
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Either billions of people continue on the default path, where the slow pace of grassroots commitments to practice social distancing, slow responses by governments, and slow observations of how "few others are taking it seriously" wake up to Italy-scale horrors of miscalculation of exponential curves.
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Cyberattacks and terrorism are two top risks, but there is also the chance of a miscalculation leading to conflict as North Korea continues to test ballistic missiles in a region full of U.S. allies and as the United States and Russia back rival factions in Syria.
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The exchange of rhetoric between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "increases the tension level" and raises the chance for "a miscalculation or a mistake that will ultimately escalate into a greater conflict," Panetta told the audience at a Hudson Institute forum in Washington.
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EU foreign ministers will hold an emergency meeting on Friday to seek ways to guide the United States and Iran away from confrontation, knowing that a miscalculation on either side could leave the bloc facing a war and a serious nuclear proliferation crisis on its doorstep.
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He's a fundamental miscalculation on the part of the filmmakers, akin to the overbaked Radiohead music cue that accompanies David's friends when they uncover the slaughter at Division 3, or the casting of a wry comic talent like Plaza as an uninspired manic-pixie-nightmare-girl.
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"If Trump thinks that he would bring the [Democratic People's Republic of Korea], a nuclear power, to its knees through nuclear war threat, it will be a big miscalculation and an expression of ignorance," the letter reads in a portion published by The Sydney Morning Herald.
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But any expectation that he would be by the president's side crafting a cohesive message would be a miscalculation of the role he has actually come to play as Mr. Trump's latest communications director, according to interviews with over a dozen former and current administration officials.
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He said the view among some Chinese officials that Trump will be weakened by Democratic Party gains in Congress is a miscalculation, because "the real farmers, the real ranchers are hanging in there" and are not likely to turn away from Trump and Repubulicans in Congress.
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Instead, a JMA spokesperson told me in an emailed statement that the agency acknowledges the risk of miscalculation for a large quake and that in such a case, the use of subjective words like takai and kyodai in a warning is the best way to motivate evacuation.
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The advisory, issued by the FAA on Thursday and circulated late on Friday, said the warning came amidst "heightened military activities and increased political tensions in the region which present an increasing inadvertent risk to U.S. civil aviation operations due to the potential for miscalculation or mis-identification".
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"If Trump thinks that he would bring the DPRK, a nuclear power, to its knees through nuclear war threat, it will be a big miscalculation and an expression of ignorance," said a facsimile of the letter, published by the Sydney Morning Herald and verified by Australia's foreign ministry.
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The potential for mistakes, miscalculation and sudden escalation exists with US, NATO and Russian forces operating in Europe and the Middle East -- particularly in Syria, where Russian and US warplanes share the skies and where military advisors from both sides are on the ground, sometimes on opposite sides.
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In terms of consequences, the U.S. and China were risking the Rule of Miscalculation, which explains sometimes catastrophic accidents that can happen despite anyone's actual desires (think World War I). This factor was highlighted in the fall, when China deployed its own fighter jets in the sea as well.
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But while the North Korean leader's verbal bellicosity has already been factored into the system, the same attributes are far more destabilizing when they come from the President of the United States -- and the possibility of miscalculation by one side or the other is increasing by the day.
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But they warned the bluster could raise the risk of miscalculation that could result in conflict far beyond the scale of the 1950-53 Korean War, which claimed the lives of more than 50,000 Americans and millions of Koreans and ended in an armed truce, not a peace treaty.
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They warned the escalating war of words could risk a miscalculation that could result in conflict far beyond the scale of the 1950-53 Korean War, which claimed the lives of millions of Koreans, tens of thousands of Chinese and Americans and thousands from U.S. allies like Britain.
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Senate Republican strategists are pushing Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE as a failsafe candidate to keep retiring Sen.
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President Trump has dispatched Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE to Riyadh, presumably with a list of policy recommendations.
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North Korea also reportedly rejected Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE's proposed timeline for nuclear disarmament on Wednesday.
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But the Trump administration's tactic appeared to backfire, with several senators coming out in support of taking up the resolution after the briefing, saying the administration's argument was unconvincing and that the White House made a fatal miscalculation by not sending CIA Director Gina Haspel to speak with senators.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE spoke to reporters after those talks, saying he was "optimistic" about the summit.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE urged allies in Latin America and in Europe to support Guaidó (Reuters).
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North Korea released the three men last week during Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE's visit to the country.
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Haspel took over last week as acting CIA director upon Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE's confirmation as secretary of State.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE meets with Indian National Security Advisor Ajit Doval at 2202:2628 p.m.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin announced the reimposition of the sanctions Friday.
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hear from Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE at 3:85033 p.m. Wednesday.
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Democrats had expressed concern about Veprek's appointment, sending a letter to Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE in May.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is slated to conduct negotiations with North Korea in the coming days.
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North Korea has reportedly rejected a formal timeline for its denuclearization proposed by Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (R-Ark.), waiting for them at the White House.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE arrived Tuesday in Riyadh for a meeting with King Salman about the matter.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is scheduled to break off from Trump's European trip to attend the meetings.
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But on Monday, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE indicated Trump's re-election campaign is a consideration as well.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (R-Ark.) has also raised questions about Rao.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE also went to the Middle East in late March, to pressure Iran.
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Disapproval of the administration's approach intensified after Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE was dispatched to the region.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE meets this morning with Mexican Foreign Secretary-Designate Marcelo Ebrard in Houston.
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Intercept Senior National Security Correspondent Jim Risen charts Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE's role in shaping the current intelligence field.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE said the incident was "similar" and "entirely consistent" with what happened in Cuba.
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North Korea continues to strengthen its ability to reach US territory with nuclear weapons, which has raised the possibility of a pre-emptive strike on the North by the US. There is also a risk that confrontation could be triggered by an unexpected event or miscalculation on either side.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE delivers remarks at the U.S.-Mexico CEO Dialogue in Washington at 2023 a.m.
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Read more: If India and Pakistan have a 'limited' nuclear war, scientists say it could wreck Earth's climate and trigger global famineThe Union of Concerned Scientists has called one such forthcoming warhead design, known as the W76-2, "dangerous and unnecessary" because it could easily lead to catastrophic miscalculation.
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