These countries are missing an opportunity to change how politics is done.
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For too long, she told them, their district had been missing an opportunity.
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"Textbooks may be missing an opportunity for myth busting," the study's authors write.
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It's like I'm missing an opportunity to disprove preconceptions about women in the sport.
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Doing so, though, could mean missing an opportunity to start PrEP as early as possible.
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"Textbooks may be missing an opportunity for myth busting," the Current Psychology study's authors write.
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Aside from a call for inclusion, Hollywood may be missing an opportunity at the box office.
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In an election where health care is top-of-mind, candidates may be missing an opportunity.
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Missing an opportunity to gain a majority at the end could be a game-losing mistake.
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However, a small but growing chorus on the Street believes the Fed is missing an opportunity.
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Marketers that don't have a digital presence right now are probably missing an opportunity, he said.
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Obamacare supporters, however, say the federal government is missing an opportunity to sign up new customers.
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Never missing an opportunity to sell, he alighted with his trademarked USA cap atop his thatched dome.
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By obsessing over last year's election, the Democrats are missing an opportunity to focus on what's next.
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So do Democrats, who have a track record of rarely missing an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
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Saving, Cardone says, is playing defense – and by prioritizing it, women are missing an opportunity to get ahead.
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"If we don't take this opportunity to reform the FISA process, we are missing an opportunity," Lofgren said.
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" Lanza conceded, however, that any time the administration is not talking about its achievements, "it's missing an opportunity.
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Your 401(k) and IRA need help, and you might be missing an opportunity to give them a boost.
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By dismissing this as just another year of #OscarsSoWhite, we are missing an opportunity to make a greater statement.
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Some analysts and the business community say the government is missing an opportunity to take tougher action on budget spending.
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We urge the Palestinian leadership to engage in dialogue instead of automatically refusing and again missing an opportunity for peace.
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Any American who is turning his or her attention elsewhere is missing an opportunity to see our democracy in action.
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"McDonald's is really missing an opportunity," by failing to make a commitment to add meat substitutes to the menu, he said.
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One thing's for sure ... Conor ain't missing an opportunity to flash his mug at the biggest sporting ever of the year!!
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After over three years of fielding calls and turning away visitors, the couple began to wonder if they were missing an opportunity.
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The Trump administration is missing an opportunity to confront the real reasons American drug prices are high and differ from other nations'.
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Vermont senator Bernie Sanders has admitted he does not own a dog, missing an opportunity to name a St. Bernard after himself.
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But on climate, he is missing an opportunity to position America as the world leader for the next generation of energy technologies.
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If your morning routine isn't designed to maximize productivity, then you're missing an opportunity to boost your performance in both life and business.
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Say nothing, and they worry they're missing an opportunity to help their child with what could become a serious long-term health problem.
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With the deadline for compliance looming, companies may be missing an opportunity to use the new EU data regulations as a competitive advantage.
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"He's missing an opportunity to establish a rapport" with key strategic and economic partners, while "ceding an opportunity to the Chinese," Marczak says.
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The old cliché about Palestinians never missing an opportunity to miss an opportunity has, sadly, more than a bit of truth in it.
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Otherwise, maybe you're missing an opportunity, and this opportunity only gets better when the high-fliers pull back and everyone starts freaking out.
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ARE YOU MISSING AN OPPORTUNITY BY FOCUSING HIGH END WITH THE HOLOLENS WHEN PEOPLE SEEM TO BE EXCITED ABOUT SOME PRETTY SIMPLE APPLICATIONS TOO?
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"Missing a limb is missing an opportunity for weight shift and purchase points," explained Phillips, who tested routes at the Edinburgh World Cup competition.
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But Trump is missing an opportunity to use the gathering to strike at Tehran's Achilles heel — its violations of the Iranian people's human rights.
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"Without a doubt, the city is missing an opportunity to preserve affordable housing and protect tenants," Ms. James said in an interview on Wednesday.
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But in not going as far as the credit unions — or besting them — is Wells Fargo missing an opportunity to win over a skeptical public?
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Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican, said he feared the judiciary was missing an opportunity to improve its system for reporting and investigating misconduct.
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If H.R. 4441 moves ahead as proposed, we could harm our aviation system while missing an opportunity to make needed, beneficial, conservative reforms to the FAA.
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But in doing so, policymakers and much of the media might be missing an opportunity -- and some low-hanging fruit in the effort to keep Americans safer.
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But, in dismissing what Trump tweets with a laugh, Ryan is missing an opportunity to show Trump, the GOP and the country what real leadership looks like.
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Like Monday night, we're just missing each other; showing up at the same events and missing an opportunity to address issues of race in a meaningful way.
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"In terms of where and how we recruit, we'll be missing an opportunity if we kept fishing in only the same geographic ponds we are now," Carter added.
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"There is evidence that certain procedures are overpriced...and CMS is missing an opportunity to address this inequity," the independent Medicare Payment Advisory Commission wrote in a letter.
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But when you're caught up in your daily activities and focused just on your next meetings or emails, you're missing an opportunity to reflect on the current moment.
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But by focusing attention on bringing back fossil fuel jobs, he's missing an opportunity to create more numerous and lasting jobs in the clean energy sector, according to environmentalists.
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By ignoring these much larger threats and focusing instead on unproven campaign gossip, the commission is missing an opportunity to reassure voters that our elections are fair and protected.
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The move to hold on to crops comes after some farmers last year sold early in the season, missing an opportunity to make more money after prices later rallied.
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If your savings is still sitting in a regular savings or checking account earning less than 1% in interest, you're missing an opportunity to earn money while you sleep.
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No. 1-ranked Serena Williams lost for the second straight year in the semifinals at the U.S. Open, missing an opportunity to win a record 23rd tennis grand slam title.
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Unfortunately, I didn't get in the habit of keeping track of receipts and invoices for these things until my CPA told me I was missing an opportunity to save money.
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By framing its least expensive new iPhone as the primary model, it seems like Apple is acknowledging that it may be missing an opportunity by sticking with such high prices.
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While the DoD is missing an opportunity to leverage security researchers to secure its supply chain, there is hope that our government will reconsider in future versions of the CMMC.
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"We have a functioning culture of memory, for example at the Mauthausen concentration camp," Sobotka told Die Presse when asked if Austria was missing an opportunity to confront its Nazi past.
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If he does not take this crucial step forward, President Trump will be undermining his own economic agenda and missing an opportunity to address one of the nation's greatest infrastructure challenges.
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The President for decades has slammed his opponents -- by name -- on Twitter and in the media, never missing an opportunity to castigate a person or group that he thinks has slighted him.
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During an era of rapid, disruptive modernization of all communications technologies and infrastructure, Congress is missing an opportunity to redefine the concept of "universal service" and open the USPS to these innovations.
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So, even if the stock market is good, it&aposs likely that millennials are too scared to put their money in it anyway and are thereby missing an opportunity to build wealth.
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"We would be missing an opportunity if we kept fishing only in the same geographic ponds we always have," Carter said during a speech Tuesday announcing the measures at City College of New York.
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South Korea also will be thrust into the worst of predicaments, perhaps having to choose between preserving a decades-old alliance with America or missing an opportunity to forge a relationship with the North.
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But Warren is also fielding attacks from critics on the left who say this aspect of her proposal doesn't go far enough, missing an opportunity to put more money in low-wage workers' pockets.
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A crowd member asked her if the AMA was "missing an opportunity to throw the weight of our collective influence" behind asking the federal government to negotiate drug prices, which Medicare cannot do by law.
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Characters switch inexplicably from Hindi to English and back again, sometimes in the same conversation, the screenplay never missing an opportunity to contrast the high-mindedness of its heroine with the crassness of her oppressors.
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While we do not want to give female shooters attention, we are missing an opportunity to thwart a plot if we operate with the naïve, false belief that they do not engage in such violence.
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By brushing Trump's criticism off as merely cynical or clueless rantings, we are missing an opportunity to have a real discussion of the failures of progressivism and Democratic leadership when it comes to black Americans.
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The British Chambers of Commerce said the government was missing an opportunity to stimulate business confidence, while the City of London Corporation said competing on a world stage meant being able to build new trade links.
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Speaking at a briefing, press secretary Sean Spicer accused the Obama administration of missing an opportunity to force Assad's ouster but said current circumstances now mean there's a lack of options to force Assad to leave office.
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Committee hawks believe the Fed is missing an opportunity to get ahead of the curve and is in turn risking that once inflation heats up, it will have to act in a way that could endanger growth.
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"That's an awful lot of people who are missing out on an opportunity to get some rewards and missing an opportunity to make a real impact on their budget," said Matt Schulz, senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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Critics said she was missing an opportunity to champion the American fashion industry, but to the Carters, the notion of re-wearing the dress enhanced their focus on modesty and frugality during a time of economic recession. Mrs.
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Not missing an opportunity to create an Instagram-worthy twist on churros — much like past Star Wars and Pirates of the Caribbean options — the pumpkin churro is about to fill your feeds with all of its orange glory.
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The NAACP is missing an opportunity to fight to give low-income families the same choices the wealthy have so that equal opportunities exist for all children to excel, earn degrees, and attend the country's best colleges and universities.
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Still, when a miniskirt appeared fringed in plastic keychain tchotchkes instead of bugle beads, dangling the promise of deeper satire, it was hard not to think that Mr. Scott was missing an opportunity to be the John Oliver of fashion.
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But if he does that, he'd be missing an opportunity to score big points by talking about how we already know how to reduce gun violence and gun crimes: Do what Bill Clinton did and put more cops on the streets!
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Yeah, I think particularly for those products that are very social, to not have the perspective of women and marginalized people telling you "what feels dangerous to me," or "what would I really like to see" — you are missing an opportunity.
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Richard Horsey, a former UN diplomat in Myanmar, said relations with Bangladesh had always been characterized by "deep tension and suspicion", adding that Myanmar was missing an opportunity by not seeking more help from Dhaka in the wake of the Oct.
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Until now, to avoid cultural and personal awkwardness, I have said that I'm single, but in doing so I feel that I am dishonoring my relationship and missing an opportunity to educate my students on a visible aspect of American culture.
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Matthew Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, said the administration is missing an opportunity to crack down on youth tobacco use by not mandating nicotine limits but instead potentially allowing a cigarette that kids could think is healthier.
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And Trump, who has a fraught relationship with the state after it gave him his first win of the 2016 primary cycle but then went for Hillary Clinton in the general election, isn't missing an opportunity to drum up support.
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On July 2400, these candidates will be on stage: BullockButtigiegDelaneyHickenlooperKlobucharO'RourkeRyanSandersWarrenWilliamson On July 220, the candidates who will debate are: BennetBidenBookerCastrode BlasioGabbardGillibrandHarrisInsleeYang Though the dynamics of the race are remarkably fluid, the draw leaves Sanders and Biden missing an opportunity to confront each other.
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And predictably, never missing an opportunity to disparage, the site is larded throughout with petty insults and thinly veiled aspersions about Republicans and the current administration, who from the DNC's perspective, are a malignancy that needs to be excised by any means necessary.
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In May, after some deliberation, my boss and I decided we were missing an opportunity, that maybe the odd couples featured in each installment of the column should be talking to each other, not just next to each other on the page.
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And with the Galaxy Note series seemingly oriented toward productivity and away from consumer-first functions like VR, Samsung could be missing an opportunity to let users buy into a collaborative ecosystem, something that would help the company boost revenue across operating units.
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The hallmark of a Hnath script is robust argument, but these debates are always infused by the stormy relationships around them: B ill : You are missing an opportunity here to take the thing that I do well and use it to your advantage.
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Critical to understanding North Korea's nuclear history The world is missing an opportunity in allowing North Korea to unilaterally dismantle the site without having a chance to inspect it first, says Cheon Seong Whun a visiting research fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies.
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However, the high use of the product compared with the small size of its paid customer base makes one wonder if Pandora is missing an opportunity to lure in potential subscribers by giving them this easy way to avoid paying through these ad views.
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Still, by not developing its own live streaming technology in-house (or buying some) and not introducing a feature that lets users click a button to "go live" from their Tumblr app, the company is missing an opportunity to become a more significant player in live video.
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But it quickly became apparent that Mr. Trump — and both women's relationships to him — would dominate the debate, with Ms. Gillibrand never missing an opportunity to denounce him, and Ms. Farley, whom Mr. Trump has endorsed, leaning into some of the same inflammatory rhetoric he often wields.
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Not only has this left Trump feeling political pain — a recent Washington Post/ABC News poll found the president and Republicans are bearing the vast majority of the blame for the shutdown — he's also missing an opportunity to reap the benefits of actually getting some of what he wants.
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At the 11th hour, ministers managed to break a deadlock between Brazil and other countries over the accounting rules for the monitoring of carbon credits, deferring the bulk of that discussion to next year, but missing an opportunity to send a signal to businesses to speed up their actions.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Republicans in Congress are missing an opportunity.
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But given the overwhelming concern from the public about Pai's approach, the FCC Chairman is missing an opportunity to work toward a better, bipartisan solution, while carrying the real potential to hurt free speech on the internet at a time when organizations and individuals are building some of the most important and exciting movements in history.
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"The [Taxi & Limousine Commission's] implementation of the City Council's legislation to increase driver earnings will lead to higher than necessary fare increases for riders while missing an opportunity to deal with congestion in Manhattan's central business district," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement to Vox, adding that the pay rate doesn't take into account bonuses and other incentives paid to drivers.
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The New Power Party has uploaded proposed passport designs for public vote. The Kuomintang (KMT; Nationalist Party of China) has accused the DPP of revisionism and criticized President Tsai Ing- wen's administration for missing an opportunity to advertise the nation to the world due to its focus on its own ideological and political considerations.
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While hearing the testimonies, Mathis takes on a relaxed, attentive, understanding and open-minded nature. Rarely missing an opportunity to jest or poke fun, Mathis is given to fun, humor, good-natured ridicule and gibes, often rousing his audience to uproarious amusement. He sometimes cuts the tension–even tension he himself has fostered–with wisecracks or taunting remarks. Mathis has bantered directly at audience members on occasion, also resulting in audience amusement.
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Prostate cancer is in most cases a slowly progressive disease. However, early localized disease is curable whereas metastatic disease is not. Thus, a continued debate among clinicians is whether to treat early to prevent disseminated disease, or observe and delay treatment until there is evidence of progression. The former risks harm from overtreatment of an indolent disease; whereas the latter risks missing an opportunity for cure among those destined to experience progression.
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Smartphones enable people to remain in contact with their social and professional network continuously. This may result in compulsive checking for status updates and messages, for fear of missing an opportunity. Fear of missing out (FOMO) is a social anxiety stemmed from the belief that others might be having fun while the person experiencing the anxiety is not present. It is characterized by a desire to stay continually connected with what others are doing.
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The construction itself began in the following September, the limited liability company, which had offered 1250 shares was greatly over-subscribed on the first day of issue. On 21 May 1870, Riggenbach’s birthday, locomotive No.1, named Stadt Luzern, made its first trial run. Exactly one year later the first mountain railway using rack and pinion technology was officially opened. Riggenbach, never noted for missing an opportunity, drove the first train to the upper terminus at Rigi Staffelhöhe.
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During Morgan's Raid, Maj. Gen. Ambrose Burnside ordered Judah to pursue the Confederate raider John Hunt Morgan. Judah's Indiana and Illinois cavalry under Edward H. Hobson defeated Morgan at the Battle of Buffington Island, but failed to capture the general (who finally surrendered to other Federal troops on July 26). Judah was criticized for missing an opportunity earlier in the week to snare Morgan near Pomeroy, Ohio, where his slowness in flanking Morgan allowed the Confederates to escape.
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Although the first officer questioned the barometric altitude, the captain agreed that the first officer had heard the read-back correctly. After having been cleared to the ILS approach, the crew failed to accomplish the approach briefing, missing an opportunity to notice the 3,000 ft minimum safe altitude and the presence of Pico Alto. Leveling off at , the airliner experienced heavy turbulence near Santo Espírito and subsequently impacted the ridge of Pico Alto in a level attitude at an altitude of .
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The difference between ratings and hiring could be detrimental to a company because they may be missing an opportunity to hire a qualified applicant. A second issue in interview research deals with the applicants’ with disabilities reactions to the interview and applicant perceptions of the interviewers. Applicants with disabilities and able-bodied applicants report similar feelings of anxiety towards an interview. Applicants with disabilities often report that interviewers react nervously and insecurely, which leads such applicants to experience anxiety and tension themselves.
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He has been criticized by historians such as Gordon Rhea for missing an opportunity to destroy Hampton's command while it was isolated and vulnerable in front of the Totopotomoy, something that could have been accomplished if Sheridan had devoted his entire Cavalry Corps to the task. And rather than attempting to maneuver on several of the roads that led to Hampton's rear, Sheridan's command expended their efforts on costly frontal assaults.Rhea, p. 88. Hampton's claim of victory was also credible.
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Day Two began with the first semi- final between Federer and Murray. Federer broke Murray early on to open up a 3-0 lead but Murray broke back to level the match at 3-3. With a tiebreak looming Federer broke for the set. Murray took the second 6-2 to level the match. In the final set, Murray continued his winning run of games, taking a 4-1 lead but, after missing an opportunity for 5-1, Federer won the next three games.
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Allingham later reported disappointment at narrowly missing an opportunity to speak to the king. Allingham also worked in Bacton, Norfolk, further up the coast, where night- flying was conducted and was later involved in supporting anti-submarine patrols. A typical patrol would last two or three days and would involve hoisting a seaplane in and out of the water by means of a deck-mounted derrick. During the preparations for the Battle of Jutland, Allingham was ordered to join the naval trawler HMT Kingfisher.
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Sammon joined fellow Championship team Ipswich Town on a season-long loan on 15 August 2014, managed by former Ireland national manager Mick McCarthy. He made his debut the following day, replacing David McGoldrick for the final 20 minutes of a 1–0 loss away to Reading. Sammon scored only once in 20 games for the Suffolk-based team, the crucial one in a 2–1 win over former team Wigan on 22 September, after earlier missing an opportunity when set up by McGoldrick.
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In the meantime the rival Major Indoor Soccer League set up shop in 1977 and began play in 1978. Just as Strawbridge predicted, the MISL games drew thousands of new fans and young American talent almost from the start. Now fearing that they were missing an opportunity, enough owners acquiesced and in November 1979 the first full NASL indoor season finally commenced. By season's end on March 2, 1980 it was only fitting that NASL indoor soccer's original champion, George Strawbridge, would see his Rowdies crowned as champions of the league's first full indoor season.
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When the film was released the staff at Variety magazine praised director Windust, writing, "The film plays fast and excitingly in dealing with Humphrey Bogart’s efforts to bring the head of a gang of killers to justice. The script uses the flashback technique to get the story on film, but it is wisely used so as not to tip the ending and spoil suspense ... Bretaigne Windust’s direction is thorough, never missing an opportunity to sharpen suspense values, and the tension builds constantly."Variety. Staff, film review, 1951. Accessed: July 16, 2013.
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Chasing Rainbows (also known as The Road Show) is a 1930 American Pre-Code romantic musical film directed by Charles Reisner, and released by Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer. The film reunites The Broadway Melody stars Bessie Love and Charles King, with a supporting cast of Jack Benny, Marie Dressler, and Polly Moran. This was Jack Benny's first dramatic role in a motion picture. Filmed in July and August 1929, it was not released for months later, missing an opportunity to capitalize on the success of its song "Happy Days Are Here Again", which by then had already been a major hit.
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Rifleman Francis Cooper was a Chosen Man who served in the 95th Rifles. He was born in the London slums, where he learned his trade in thieving and pick pocketing. While he has a reputation for being unintelligent and impulsive at times, he is one of the best shots, rarely missing an opportunity, whether its to leave the column to shoot a rabbit for supper, or to eye up any pretty lady. In the novels Cooper first appeared in Sharpe's Prey and was one of the original men of Major Dunnett participating in the Battle of Copenhagen alongside with Harper, and Harris.
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Overly polite Angel Cake seemed to take the "Angel" portion of her name a bit too seriously. Never missing an opportunity to say "please" and "thank you", she even went so far as to play the harp and wear a gold halo- shaped headband in her hair. Angel Cake's hair was often depicted as a lavender color in the greeting card illustrations and the cartoon, but the dolls and toys made by Kenner had white hair. Angel Cake imagined herself as having a weight problem, seeing as angel cakes are supposed to be "light", but was also seen constantly eating candy and ice cream.
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Harriman told Khiem that North Vietnam should stop supporting the Viet Cong and then Vietnam would have peace. Khiem was very disillusioned by the fact that Harriman believed North Vietnam and South Vietnam to be different countries with little in common. Khiem's translator thought that he was missing an opportunity as Harriman seemed to hint if the Laos accords were respected, then perhaps Kennedy might change his policies towards South Vietnam. The meeting ended inconclusively with Harriman saying that North Vietnam should cease its support for the Viet Cong while Khiem stated that the partition of Vietnam was unnatural and that his government was the real Vietnam.
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After the Second Battle of Newbury on 27 October 1644 where neither side had gained a true victory, King Charles retreated through Wallingford on his way to Oxford. Although his retreat went initially unchallenged, the next day at a meeting of the War Council, it was resolved that Cromwell, Balfour and Sir Arthur Hesilrige were allowed to take cavalry to pursue the King. They were too late, and by the time they reached Wallingford, they found the Royalists had already advanced to Oxford with the castle blocking their path. It was this annoyance of missing an opportunity to capture the king that led to Cromwell forming his New Model Army.
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Following a back injury, O'Neill was one of four new players that were recruited by Taranaki in preparation to defend their national ITM Cup title for the 2015 season. He made his debut for the province, making the match-day reserves to play Auckland after missing an opportunity to come on as a replacement against Wellington the previous week. O'Neill was involved in the Taranaki under-19 side to compete at the Jock Hobbs memorial tournament later that year. A week out, O'Neill snapped his achilles tendon and would require surgery after suffering a 42–10 defeat in a qualifying match against Waikato in Te Awamutu.
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Despite victory in this affair, and moving toward New Market Gap following the engagement, Torbert halted his command that night on the Page County side of the Massanutten, thereby missing an opportunity to cut off Confederate General Jubal Early's retreat from Fisher's Hill. Private Philip Baybutt of the 2nd Massachusetts Cavalry received the Medal of Honor for capturing a Confederate flag during the engagement. This action was part of Sheridan's portion of the Valley Campaigns of 1864. Aunt Betty's Story: The Narrative of Bethany Veney, A Slave Woman (the book's cover reads merely "Aunt Betty's Story") is the 1889 autobiography of Bethany Veney's life in Luray.
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Cash-for-summit is the name of a political scandal that broke in South Korea in February 2003 and revolved around the secret payment by the Kim Dae-jung administration to North Korea of 500,000,000 dollars to secure the landmark June 2000 NorthSouth summit between the two Koreas. The payment, worth 500,000,000 dollars, was criticized by right wing groups of South Korea in particular. Some of them claimed that Kim Dae-jung had "bought" his 2000 Nobel Peace Prize that he received following the diplomatically successful summit. According to Andrei Lankov, these accusations have a "kernel of truth", since Kim was known for never missing an opportunity to promote his lifelong political career.
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The Kenya Lwomen's Cricket team also participated in the World Cup Qualifiers held in Nairobi in December 2010, missing an opportunity to represent the continent by negligible scores, having tied with Zimbabwe at second place. South Africa who won all their matches and Zimbabwe achieved that feat instead.African leg of World Cup Qualifiers In December 2011, the women' team represented the country in Kampala, Uganda at the annual Africa Cricket Championships finishing fourth after the winners Uganda, Tanzania and Namibia. the other participating countries were Nigeria and Sierra Leone. In April 2016, the team played in 2016 ICC Africa Women's World Twenty20 to qualify for 2018 ICC Women's World Twenty20 in West Indies.
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Despite captain Hird and Ireland's Joe Bergin being sent off as part of the pre-match/early-match fighting, the Australians skipped away to 9-0 lead mid-way through the quarter thanks to some sharp shooting from forward targets Brown and Riewoldt. Ireland though absorbed the Australian pressure and eventually got their running game going, and a frenetic opening quarter finished with some classy scores to Cavanagh and Kennelly. Locked at 12-12 with three quarters to play, the Australians upped the ante in the second quarter, Brown not missing an opportunity up forward and Luke Ball being very unlucky not to score a major six-pointer to stretch the Aussie lead. At half time it was the Australians leading 26-23.
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John Hyrne Tucker Wilson (17 September 1914 – 16 February 1997) was a British rowing champion and Olympic gold medallist. Wilson was born in Bristol, Rhode Island to British parents, and was educated in Texas then sent to England to be educated at Shrewsbury School and Pembroke College, Cambridge. : Journal of Olympic History, Volume 5 No.2 While at Cambridge, he rowed in three successive Boat Races (1934–36) in which Cambridge defeated Oxford. During the 1935 and 1936 races, he rowed alongside Ran Laurie, who became his rowing partner after Cambridge and a lifelong friend. After graduating from University, Wilson took a post as a District Commissioner with the Sudan Political Service, missing an opportunity to participate alongside Laurie in Britain’s Eights boat at the 1936 Olympics.
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Since leaving politics, Ellemann-Jensen has become a columnist with the Danish daily Berlingske Tidende and a contributor to Project Syndicate. Ellemann-Jensen became a central figure in the controversy following the Danish daily Jyllands-Posten's decision to print 12 satirical images of the Islamic prophet Muhammad in September 2005. In his column, only days after the cartoons were printed, he argued that he thought the cartoons represented an "unnecessary provocation", believing they constituted in itself a caricature of Denmark's "cherished freedom of expression". Ellemann-Jensen remained that position all through the controversy at the same time never missing an opportunity to support the Danish Prime Minister's stance that the government could not and should not take punitive action against the newspaper.
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" Josh Abraham produced the album instead, and was praised by Blabbermouth's Don Kaye "for capturing much more of the spark than has been apparent on the last few records." Despite missing an opportunity to produce Christ Illusion, Rubin contributed in an "executive production" capacity. King was critical of his involvement, and said he cannot recall Rubin's presence in the studio during the recording, and that Rubin's main contribution was in providing suggestions during the final mix. Jamie Thomson of UK's The Guardian newspaper was scornful of Rubin's contribution, and observed Slayer "seem unwilling to ditch the nu-metal tendencies that have made much of their recent output so resistible, which suggests Rubin's involvement was considerably less hands-on than in his remarkable redemptions of Johnny Cash and Neil Diamond.
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In an unusual attack on the judiciary, the Gillard questioned the consistency of Chief Justice Robert French as she faced political criticism over the rejection of the Malaysia Solution. She accused the court of missing an opportunity to "send a message" to asylum-seekers, sparking opposition charges she has breached the doctrine of the separation of powers. The Government was unable to secure the support of the Greens or Opposition in the Senate for modifications to enable the Malaysia Solution to proceed and instead reverted to expanding onshore processing arrangements. Continued deaths at sea and ongoing boat arrivals kept the issue at the fore of policy debate during the term of the Gillard Government, leading to a major Parliamentary debate on the issue in June 2012, as news reports reached Canberra of another fatal sinking off Christmas Island.
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Hadžibegić is the second most-capped Bosnian player and fifth overall most- capped player for the Yugoslav national team (61 caps) - first being Zlatko Vujović, who is second overall (70 caps).Yugoslavia national football team#Most capped players Hadžibegić was also a participant in the 1990 FIFA World Cup in Italy for Yugoslavia, appearing in all five of his team's matches. Yugoslavia went on to face Argentina in the quarter-finals, where after a 0–0 draw in regulation and extra time, elimination was decided on penalty kicks, with Stojković, Brnović and Hadžibegić missing an opportunity to score from a penalty, as Stojković missed the first completely, while Sergio Goycochea stopped fourth by Brnović and final attempt by Hadžibegić, thus sending the Yugoslav team home. Hadžibegić featured regularly and played his last match for Yugoslavia in 1992, in qualifications for UEFA Euro 1992.
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Two days later it was reported that Rangers had fined Lafferty for his reactions in relation to the incident. The case was also referred to the Scottish Football Association's disciplinary committee, who rescinded Mulgrew's red card and gave Lafferty a two-match ban for simulation. Lafferty with Rangers in November 2010 On 25 April 2010, Lafferty scored the winning goal in a 1–0 win over Hibernian at Easter Road, securing the league title for Rangers with three matches left to play. On 22 August, Lafferty was sent off, along with opponent Kevin McBride, in a match at the same venue. On 25 September, Lafferty scored his first hat-trick for the club in a 7–2 victory over Dunfermline Athletic in the League Cup. Lafferty scored in Rangers' 4–0 win over Dundee United in April 2011, before missing an opportunity in the final Old Firm game of the 2010–11 season at Ibrox in a 0–0 draw.
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