Some cheaper robot vacuums are not equipped to handle carpets.
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But their brains are not equipped to follow our syntax.
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"These companies are not equipped to make these decisions," he said.
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Technology and moderation systems are not equipped to prevent this harm.
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"The state is not equipped to guarantee public safety," he said.
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Regular garbage collectors are not equipped to deal with e-waste.
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The network was not equipped to handle that degree of satire.
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Some cheaper robot vacuums are not equipped to handle cleaning carpet.
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The SDF are not equipped to stage complex trials in northern Syria.
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Some people think we are not equipped to deal with this investigation.
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And if disputes occur, the region's courts are not equipped to cope.
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But the local Afghan facility was not equipped to reattach her nose.
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Sinai, unfortunately, is not equipped to treat patients who have lost consciousness.
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Others argue that the peninsula is not equipped to handle tourist buses.
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More important, the treatment plants are not equipped to process these products.
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Most people are not equipped to answer such a complicated economic question.
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"The White House is simply not equipped to handle this," he said.
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He said the zoo was not equipped to properly care for them.
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For the most part decision makers are not equipped to evaluate intelligent systems.
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And in some states it isn't, where they're not equipped to do it.
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The F.A.A. is not equipped to regulate another big drone-related issue: privacy.
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But most recyclers are not equipped to handle or process all these materials.
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My thoughts are that the BBFC are not equipped to moderate adult content.
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"We are simply not equipped to adjudicate all of the claims," said Rep.
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Many are not equipped to execute deals and help turn around struggling businesses.
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This is a predicament that my parents are not equipped to grapple with.
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"Our onsight clinics are not equipped to handle COVID-19," the memo said.
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RFP:We're not equipped to make the thing we made something people can safely use.
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As a genre, the docusoap is not equipped to handle this kind of story.
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They are bigger and they are not equipped to be out in that situation.
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As a nerdy white guy I'm probably not equipped to judge that properly, however.
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Our insights suggest that we as a country are not equipped to help working adults.
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Coming from dysfunctional situations, they were not equipped to handle all that came at them.
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Ninety-seven percent of existing dams in the country are not equipped to generate power.
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School districts are not equipped to handle many of the resettlement issues our students face.
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Yet everyone knows that our criminal justice system is not equipped to handle mental illness.
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First, congressional offices are not equipped to handle this volume of constituent delegation of engagement.
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The 1107th TASMG take on repairs that others in theater are not equipped to handle.
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Such places are typically not equipped to cope with new treatment-resistant strains of the disease.
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Normal human beings are not equipped to deal alone with security, and even less with safety.
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It was clear, Angerer says, that her doctors were not equipped to deal with her addiction.
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Uber's system was not equipped to identify or deal with pedestrians walking outside of a crosswalk.
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City officials have expressed concern that Tijuana is not equipped to handle the influx of people.
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At a Saturday rally, the president suggested that Gillum was "not equipped" to be Florida's governor.
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Experts say the crew was not equipped to carry out the quarantine, so lapses were inevitable.
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"You are not equipped to do what you should do in order to grow," Martel said.
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But these residents don't go to shelters, which are not equipped to handle this patient population.
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Chief Deloach Reed said the department was not equipped to inspect all commercial facilities every year.
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Additionally, because the facility is not equipped to do drug detoxification, prospective residents must be drug-free.
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"If you don't have a critical mass, you are not equipped to make these investments," he said.
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They are not equipped to handle a demand even 100 times greater, never mind the actual demand.
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The program didn't challenge me, and frankly now I am not equipped to deal with challenging coursework.
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Say explicitly that you care about her and want to help her but are not equipped to.
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The frustration of dealing with a system that is not equipped to help you is one thing.
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The United States is skeptical, saying the WTO is not equipped to deal with the new trade challenges.
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I was not equipped to play on this new turf — all my investment and effort had burned up.
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And I realized that I was not equipped to handle watching someone I love being shot to death.
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"That's a complex task that most ordinary workers are not equipped to do on their own," he said.
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"A lot of people take the lump sum because they're not equipped to make the calculation," he said.
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It is not equipped to handle a gunshot wound, for instance, and it is not a surgery center.
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Jails are simply not equipped to care for inmates with mental illness and monitor warning signs, Tartaro said.
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Second, Medicare's fee-for-service system is not equipped to handle technology's ability to improve access to care.
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Oftentimes, they're just not equipped to do it, said Debby Irving, a racial justice writer who is white.
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That was a reminder that these people are not equipped to deal with the era we are now in.
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When they lose a friend or get rejected in a love relationship, they are not equipped to handle it.
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"They're not equipped to make decisions regarding those different marketing tools or different things that are available," Pickren said.
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The facilities housing them are not equipped to deal with children with these kinds of issues, the source said.
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Juan Tanos, Moreno's public communications coordinator, confirmed to Motherboard that local police are not equipped to patrol social media.
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People tried to rely on credit cards and electronic banking, but many businesses were not equipped to accept them.
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But cherry board members are simply not equipped to make the types of decisions they are required to make.
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The space was not equipped to handle the crowd's enthusiasm, and at times the show resembled a gleeful stampede.
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Unfortunately, the existing National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is not equipped to handle the financial reality of today's storms.
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The hospital where she lay bearing through jagged contractions was not equipped to deal with preemies younger than 35 weeks.
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But your average day spa staffed with Botox-certified RNs is most likely not equipped to deliver the neurotoxins correctly.
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Meanwhile, officers and kids are at risk from armed criminals because they are not equipped to intervene in an attack.
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These roads are not equipped to handle heavy volumes of traffic, which is why it ends up being an issue.
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"It's clear to us that Guatemala is not equipped to be a safe third-party country for safe asylum," Rep.
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"Unfortunately, he was not equipped to deal with other major crises that hit Cyprus on his watch," Mr. Zenios said.
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They firmly believe that politicians are not equipped to make the most personal decisions for a woman and her family.
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If there's a corner of the world where a threat begins to materialize, or something that effects the interests of the United States begins to materialize, and that office isn't staffed, then the federal government is not equipped to detect it, and not equipped to format a response to it and deal with it.
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"It kind of speaks to why this facility is not equipped to handle individuals who are detained through ICE," he continued.
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While churches are highly effective, they are not equipped to deal with the severe mental health challenges that are happening today.
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Where Merchants Stand to Lose Firstly, more mobile fraudsters are likely to succeed if you're not equipped to protect against them.
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"She was in there with convicted felons – they were not equipped to handle new moms or visits from children," Eric says.
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"The Federal Reserve is not equipped to fight President Trump's trade war," said Joe Brusuelas, chief economist at research firm RSM.
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We absolutely need to find out what happened with the Russians, but this attorney general is not equipped to do that.
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Often, they're not equipped to make the decision to spare lives, said Haberfeld, the author of several books on police integrity.
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"When you're a kid, you're just not equipped to deal with some of the stuff that life brings you," he said.
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After a day or two, the police, who are not equipped to take care of horses, are forced to release them.
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They're not equipped to provide kinder, gentler alternatives that take care of the immigrant families they've apprehended for breaking the law.
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North Carolina's Republican legislators have said judges are not equipped to determine how much politics is too much in line-drawing.
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He said plastic straws are not recycled in the city of LA because the sorting machines are not equipped to capture them.
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These native critters are not equipped to fight off or resist the rapid introduction of predators, like rats who devour tortoise eggs.
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Mohamed el-Erian told CNBC last week that the 'system is not equipped to deal with negative rates all across the world.
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Meanwhile, I was lost in the blurry recesses of my brain, adrenaline masking any signs of physical pain, not equipped to answer.
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Border Patrol facilities were designed to primarily hold single adult men and are not equipped to house families and children, per HuffPost.
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But what do you do when you know your family is split along bipartisan lines, and you're just not equipped to deal?
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The robots are whisking hundreds of pounds of products all over the place, and they're not equipped to deal with human movement.
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Former Morgan Stanley Asia Chairman Stephen Roach said the Federal Reserve is not equipped to help the economy during the coronavirus outbreak.
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I went to the ER, but of course the hospital was not equipped to handle patients that were positive for Covid-19.
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Hospitals across the state were suddenly inundated with patients seeking mental health services in emergency rooms not equipped to handle their needs.
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That doctrine holds that courts are not equipped to decide political questions; only Congress and the president have the power to do so.
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Update 9/26/16 7:31pm EST: It would appear this very expensive wi-fi was not equipped to handle the network load.
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But, she's not equipped to handle this, it's over her head, and someone needs to tell her that, in a way she'll understand.
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"I think that is the right approach because our system is flawed, and it is not equipped to handle the challenges," she said.
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"This is a portrait of a marriage and an attempt at divorce, and most people are not equipped to divorce well," she said.
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"We're in some weird, perturbed state where many of the microbes we co-evolved with are not equipped to flourish," Dr. Sonnenburg speculated.
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But those countries are still plagued by violence and corruption, and advocates have said they are not equipped to shield those seeking protections.
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"Sometimes I think Latinos, especially Latina women, think we can't do as well, or we are not equipped to be leaders," she said.
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Coolest founders were not equipped to meet the incredible demand for the cooler that came with a built-in blender and Bluetooth speaker.
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When so many beneficial calories get replaced by sugar, they are metabolized in ways that our bodies are simply not equipped to deal with.
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The LSD, or Dock Landing Ship, also travels around 22020 knots however it is only 609-feet long and not equipped to house aircraft.
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"I knew at that time, I was not equipped to be a mother, and so I chose to have an abortion," Milano, 46, said.
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It's true that social media is not equipped to handle these allegations with the care of the constitutional framework we built for settling disputes.
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"Campus buildings are not equipped to filter out the pollutants making the air indoors just as harmful as it is outside," the group wrote.
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Their policy, like many companies, had been to hide their customer-service number because they were not equipped to handle the volume of calls.
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Meanwhile, Thailand's rainy season is just beginning, and the children on the team are not equipped to dive and swim through the cavernous maze.
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Mr. Gove then changed his mind, ran himself and justified his betrayal by arguing that Mr. Johnson was not equipped to be prime minister.
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The political system is not equipped to resolve these social and cultural conflicts, which produce a gamut of emotions, often outside our conscious awareness.
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Establishment Washington, regardless of party affiliation, is simply not equipped to make the connections with voters that President Trump did on the campaign trail.
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The lack of authority for an acting secretary to fill important roles maintains that policy vacuum that the military brass are not equipped to fill.
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Alexa is not equipped to handle thorny theological debate; that will remain the job of the vicars stationed in the Church of England's 12,600 parishes.
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DHS officials have repeatedly said the department's current resources are not equipped to deal with the increase of families and children arriving at the border.
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There's a privacy issue but there's a huge security issue and a lot of companies are not equipped to keep the data that they're keeping.
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A new Goldman Sachs research note suggests that Tesla is not equipped to meet its upcoming targets for production of the mass-market Model 3.
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The idea is that a natural disaster caused so much damage that state and local governments are not equipped to help people on their own.
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She was not equipped to make five different dinners for five different kids at their varying stages of a developing palate, nor to tolerate it.
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The ODCE said it fully accepted the judge's criticism and that at the time, it was not equipped to undertake a probe of the scale involved.
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Waymo is one of the biggest players in the self-driving development race, but it's not equipped to service its rapidly growing number of driverless vehicles.
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"The systems that are in place are absolutely not equipped to deal with this," Emily Kephart, who works for Kids in Need of Defense, told NPR.
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If you can't bust out a quick thou, you're not equipped to schlep your tools on the morning commute, let alone use them throughout the workday.
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I felt very overwhelmed and scared that I was not equipped to look after her because I had no idea what the hell I was doing.
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The complexities of the RTPA cause numerous errors for businesses not equipped to collect taxes for states where they have no employees and no physical presence.
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Prosecutors' investigations have shown the club's owners allowed it to fill beyond capacity, and that it was not equipped to handle fireworks and lacked emergency exits.
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Criticism mounted after government inspectors and immigration lawyers found evidence that children were being held long past legal limits at facilities not equipped to house them.
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Payton was hospitalized and eventually stabilized -- but doctors would not release him because his family's 1-bedroom apartment was not equipped to handle his special needs.
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Prosecutors' investigations have shown the club's owners allowed it to fill beyond capacity, and that Colectiv was not equipped to handle fireworks and lacked emergency exits.
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It's not just the fault of these services: Air travel is at an all-time high, and infrastructure-wise, airports are not equipped to handle it.
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Even though there's no way he could have predicted the coronavirus pandemic, he believes fiscal and monetary policy is not equipped to deal with the fallout.
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However, I.R.S. officials have told them that this could exacerbate problems, as their computer systems are not equipped to make such a change on short notice.
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The Channel is one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, and the migrants' inflatable boats are not equipped to cross it, especially in treacherous winter weather.
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At this point, it's safe to say America is not equipped to deal with a dynasty that controls both the government and a sprawling real estate empire.
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Smartphones running on both Android and Apple's iOS platforms are sporting "5G E" for AT&T customers, even though those phones are not equipped to support 5G.
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The city, which is not equipped to deal with snow emergencies due to their rarity, asked other areas to send in snow ploughs to help clear roads.
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Smartphones running on both Android and Apple's iOS platforms are sporting "5G E" for AT&T customers, even though those phones are not equipped to support 53G.
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But these aren't failings so much as expressions of Mr. Guirgis's overall despair that humans, however well intentioned, are not equipped to repair the damage they cause.
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Even if men are still not equipped to handle the full spectrum of women's emotion when it is directed at us, or when it bypasses us altogether.
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The city, which is not equipped to deal with snow emergencies due to their rarity, asked other areas to send in snow plows to help clear roads.
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Clinton clearly knew that her setup was not equipped to handle sensitive documents, Mukasey wrote in an op-ed published by The Wall Street Journal on Friday.
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But, at seventy and in poor health, Hawkins was not equipped to begin a law career, and the pace of high-stakes criminal defense work soon overwhelmed him.
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The mainstream media cycle is not equipped to be able to respond, or to understand instances of mass civil protests, because it only employs a discourse of violence.
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" Four years ago, Mr. Gove told the BBC, "I could not be prime minister, I'm not equipped to be prime minister, I don't want to be prime minister.
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They argue that the E.P.A. is not equipped to supervise the market in the way that a financial regulator like the Chicago Mercantile Exchange would be able to.
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The company designs its bikes in the United States but imports them from China because domestic factories are not equipped to churn out tiny bike frames en masse.
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While the government may be used to countering sophisticated cyberattacks from Russia or other foreign adversaries, many companies are simply not equipped to deal with these complex hazards.
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Trump's tweeting creates an inundation of presidential threats via social media that the agency is not equipped to handle, forcing agents to quickly decide what's credible and what isn't.
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I, however, am not equipped to answer that question, because I have not heard the new song released last night by the controversial white rapper and activist general Macklemore.
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But many travel in inflatable rubber crafts or rickety wooden boats that are overcrowded and not equipped to make the long journey from North Africa across the vast sea.
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And it's not up to you to figure out what you're going to agree to and not agree to, because you're not equipped to make those kind of decisions.
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Commissioned by Time magazine, he acknowledged that the assignment had posed a particular challenge: Photography "is not equipped to deal with the slow time of climate change," he explained.
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The tech platforms were nonexistent or half-formed, and in that half-formed stage, not equipped to be places where people could produce music or videos or opinions or movements.
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The Boulevard is a shelter designated for men who have mental health issues, but it is not a treatment center and is not equipped to accommodate the severely mentally ill.
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"If we fast-forward 10 to 20 years in the future, millennials will have inherited $10 trillion, and at this rate they're not equipped to handle that money," says Gardner.
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Thanks to digital and mobile technology, consumers have come to expect a level of service — priority treatment for loyalty, for example — that many retailers are simply not equipped to deliver.
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"I think if we set up a good system, we'd have a sea of information on what's going on, but our state is not equipped to handle this," she said.
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Without the hardship waivers that the EPA has granted to the struggling companies that are not equipped to blend ethanol, small refineries — particularly in the Northeast — could submerge into bankruptcy.
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"Too many of them are not equipped to handle matters of basic safety in disasters," Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, the ranking Democrat on the committee, said in an interview.
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I was a particular mix of smart, verbal, and emotionally immature that my teachers were not equipped to deal with, so instead, they hit me with a piece of wood.
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And what I liked about my character was he's terrified, he's not brave, he's not equipped to be a leader or a hero, and he enters this adventure very reluctantly.
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The Kurdish authorities overseeing the camp have pleaded for the non-Syrians to be allowed to return to their own countries, saying they are not equipped to detain them indefinitely.
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Customs and Border Protection reiterated this week that their facilities are not equipped to care for children and have been overwhelmed by the swell of migrant arrivals at the southern border.
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"Our Union is not equipped to face overwhelming defense challenges," said liberal lawmaker Urmas Paet, a former Estonian foreign minister who drew up the resolution put to the parliament in Strasbourg.
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Not because I believed my own anxieties could become more inflamed than they already are, but because I worried I'm not equipped to consider a scholarly tome on dread and terror.
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"A new facility just coming online like this with an extra 1,000 people is really concerning, especially in a place that is not equipped to deal with immigrant detainees," she said.
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I want to do planks, I just don't want to be asked to do more than 20 in a single go because my body is not equipped to pull it off.
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Their skepticism was heightened in January when Mr. Burr suggested that the committee was not equipped to delve into the possibility of any links between the Trump campaign and Russian intelligence.
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Whitehouse argued that ethics laws are not equipped to avoid potential conflicts over "dark money" fundraising groups that have proliferated in the wake of the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision.
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CDC's initial forward deployed team was built against a set of technical health requirements and was not equipped to manage the conflicts that developed between the hospital, state, and local authorities.
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But individual members of Congress are not knowledgeable about policy and are not equipped to become knowledgeable, and becoming knowledgeable is not a good way to shift into a leadership position.
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In response, Brazil's firebrand right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro has angrily told foreign powers not to interfere with his country's sovereignty, despite admitting his country is not equipped to fight the fires.
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As someone who has been in both monogamous and non-monogamous relationships, I know that those of us who default to monogamous partnerships are not equipped to set our own relationship boundaries.
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If you're experiencing this, see your doctor to ask if scoliosis is the culprit — even if you still have access to a school nurse, they're probably not equipped to diagnose you now.
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Bird has agreed to pay a $300,103 settlement for launching and operating without proper permitting, though it contends that the city was simply not equipped to permit a company such as Bird.
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In this report, the GAO again confirmed what scholars, lawmakers, and their staff have been struggling with for years: the Library of Congress is simply not equipped to join the 33st century.
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FBI built a massive facial recognition database without proper oversight The companies and governments of today are simply not equipped to handle the enormousness, or recognize the enormity, of large-scale surveillance.
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Payton, paralyzed from the chest down as a result of the shooting, was not permitted for release from the hospital since the family's current home was not equipped to handle his needs.
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The homeless and those without secure housing Most local year-round shelters closed as soon as mandatory evacuation orders were issued because they are not equipped to withstand a Category 3 hurricane.
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"The situation at our Southern Border is dire," wrote the secretary, adding that Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Customs Enforcement are "not equipped" to deal with the current migrant surge.
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"They were just convicted of military collaboration," he said, not war crimes or crimes against humanity, because the Belgian judicial apparatus was not equipped to handle such cases immediately after the war.
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Pamela L. Gay, an astronomer at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, said she sent the Slater report to journalists because the International Astronomical Union was not equipped to protect its community members from abuse.
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That was especially the case in countries with limited health-care systems, unable to treat vast numbers of sick people and not equipped to transfer information from local to national authorities, he added.
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"Since their [economists'] aim is to better human life, take into account ideas of justice and ethics that really are pertinent, but which economics by itself is not equipped to handle," Morson added.
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All governors, mayors, and county executives should follow suit quickly or they will find that the organizations they are dependent upon will face disastrous financial challenges they are not equipped to meet alone.
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But the financing contract required the city to temporarily use Flint's mothballed water treatment plant, which Earley and Ambrose knew was not equipped to treat water straight from the Flint River, Schuette alleged.
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Party elites in the grip of dogma can't see the point of checking in with the people they represent and are blind to new problems the partisan catechism is not equipped to comprehend.
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Without the money, the island would have to run the Medicaid program on its own, a massive undertaking that Puerto Rico is not equipped to do, said island Health Secretary Dr. Rafael Rodríguez-Mercado.
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The disparities are also likely to be worsened by variations in hospital quality, with women living in rural America sometimes delivering at hospitals not equipped to handle the complications they may face, Barfield added.
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On Tuesday, the Congressional Management Foundation released a 38-page report — called "State of the Congress" — that found overwhelming majorities of senior congressional aides believe Congress is not equipped to execute its basic functions.
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Not only is the system not designed to prevent fraud or the use of bots, it said, when incidents of identity theft are widely reported, the system is not equipped to determine who's responsible.
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On Tuesday, a U.S. Defense Department report warned about a revival of Islamic State in Syria's northeast, saying U.S.-backed Kurdish groups were not equipped to handle the resurgent jihadist cells without U.S. support.
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The provisions to remove a president from office are not equipped to handle a major situation where the wrongdoing also encompasses the vice president or calls the legitimacy of the presidential election into question.
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Regardless, if US intelligence agents expressed a discomfort with him accessing this information, it is entirely logical for our foreign counterparts to worry that Kushner is not equipped to handle top secret intelligence responsibly.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Stress and trauma over the political turmoil surrounding Hong Kong's extradition bill has created an unprecedented mental health problem that the city is not equipped to deal with, medical professionals say.
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The questions remaining: I'm not equipped to judge the technical details of this argument, but if you do buy it, the questions of what this communication actually entailed and who was involved remain unanswered.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee are adding about 85 fundraising veterans to their previously paltry operation, a move that could calm jitters that Trump is not equipped to raise money.
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Even though I agree that this is the best method, most people are not equipped to do this, and the guilt that springs up in the rift of that shortcoming is in itself highly destructive.
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When we are not equipped to support loved ones through a hard time, our discomfort can compel us to point out a bright side or offer a simple solution, which may come across as dismissive.
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HONG KONG, July 13 (Reuters) - Stress and trauma over the political turmoil surrounding Hong Kong's extradition bill has created an unprecedented mental health problem that the city is not equipped to deal with, medical professionals say.
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" He added, "I was pretty addicted to hard drugs and alcohol back then, but the painting looks like me at the time—fighting crazy demons and not equipped to deal with everything happening in my life.
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The International Criminal Court has focused much of its resources on Africa not out of racism, but at the request of victims' groups and often governments that recognized they were not equipped to handle complex prosecutions.
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Along with the EP announcement, ANOHNI shared a statement addressing the current political and environmental climate, writing that President Trump and his cabinet are not equipped to deal with the global crisis we are now facing.
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Many citizens in Myanmar, the report says, still do not know the basics of the internet — from using a browser to setting up an email account — and are not equipped to distinguish real information from rumor.
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"The wheat silos that are present in Safaga are not equipped to sieve the Romanian and French wheat cargoes if a decision for that is issued by the public prosecutor," the source told Reuters on Monday.
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Research consistently demonstrates that other safety net healthcare providers do not provide as high quality care as Planned Parenthood, and these other centers simply are not equipped to take on the volume of Planned Parenthood's patients.
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Another reason for the slowed offensive is that Emirati officials have said they do not want to engage in urban warfare, as they and their local proxies are not equipped to handle street-to-street combat.
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But there is a chance that climate change contributed to the spread of Zika, and environments not equipped to handle mosquito-borne diseases might begin to experience them for the first time as temperatures continue to rise.
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"You don't need to be in the facility to know the conditions in there are not quite sanitary and are not equipped to deal with disease," Dr. Andrea Caracostis, a Houston health clinic CEO, told the Tribune.
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CNN reached out to Amazon, the maker of the Echo, which uses voice commands to do everything from play music to order pizza, and a spokesperson said the device is not equipped to call 911 on command.
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Some of those cargoes are also likely to end up in bonded storage as the refineries in the region, controlled by CNPC, are not equipped to process Iranian oil, said three sources at state-run Chinese refiners.
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U.S. Representative Raul Ruiz of California said on a conference call that CBP facilities he had visited last week near El Paso were "dehumanizing" and not equipped to handle emergencies in remote areas of the Mexico-U.
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Law enforcement institutions, both in Israel and the U.S., are not equipped to take these public opinion considerations into account, and we hope the ongoing efforts within the government begin to consider how best to do so.
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"The reality on the ground is that the current existing regulations are not equipped to effectively protect consumers against this new breed of fast-growing ride-hailing tech giants with extensive reach and deep pockets," Png said.
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Because technology is often complicated and overwhelming to those without science or engineering training, potential customers and investors are not equipped to make knowledgeable assessments, and therefore follow the crowd of believers, not wanting to be left behind.
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Many of the places where obesity is climbing the fastest — such as Mali, Burkina Faso, and Guinea-Bissau — have health care systems that "are not equipped to deal with this tsunami of [obesity-related] chronic conditions", Stokes added.
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In September, the European Court of Justice rejected a legal challenge to the quota system from former Communist countries, including Hungary and the Czech Republic, which argued they were not equipped to accommodate people from mainly Muslim countries.
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FTA, which is an agency within the Department of Transportation (DOT), is stepping up its oversight following an onslaught of criticism that the agency is not equipped to oversee Metro because it cannot issue fines or enforce regulations.
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She can find the one flaw in your strategy, or in an image, and if you're not equipped to handle that conversation, if you don't have all the data, it is going to be a very long meeting.
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Yet even the new space was not equipped to deal with the crowds which flooded in after German reunification—the area is situated in East Berlin—and which made the Pergamon the most-visited art museum in the country.
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Most of the smaller independent managers are not equipped to make huge investments in systems, compliance, and people, said Olivier Mivelaz, who started wealth management platform Swiss Asia in Singapore in 2004 and now manages $3 billion in assets.
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Frank, who was abandoned long ago, tries to keep things wry ("Green ain't your color, Claire"), but Claire is so startled by her own feelings that the injury seems fresh, and she's not equipped to deal with the sting.
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While the doctors could not pinpoint what might be going wrong, they considered everything from inadequate resources to misgivings about the chief pediatric cardiac surgeon to whether the hospital was taking on patients it was not equipped to handle.
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And Nicola must admit that time is fading, that she is going to die, that her alternative therapies are an awful distraction, and that she needs proper help, a kind of assistance that Helen is not equipped to give.
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Not only are people not equipped to make informed decisions about who to vote for and what policies to pursue, but they don't even know what reliable knowledge is, knowledge that's been tested at some level, that's not just invented.
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Some of them lost scholarships because of the gendered nature of the aid or chose to drop out because, mental health services were not equipped to support them or because they were lacking trans specific or LGBTQ support on campus.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Sending United Nations peacekeepers to Burundi if violence worsens would be a "last resort" because the world body was not equipped to deal with an intense ethnic conflict, said a U.N. memo seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
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And it warned that emergency managers, who are usually appointed to deal with governments that are in dire financial crisis, as was the case in Flint, were not equipped to handle health and environmental issues, which demand a special expertise.
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In the meantime, public schools and states are able to transfer out children who put a big drain on their budgets, while some private schools end up with students they are not equipped to handle, sometimes asking them to leave.
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There were two large flat screen TVs, one in the living room and one in the bedroom, though I was surprised they were not equipped to stream Netflix or other apps, an amenity I've observed increasingly in high-end hotels.
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While most of the battles over censoring films have focused on copyright and on how much control an artist can have over their final product, there are some other considerations worth thinking about that the legal system is not equipped to handle.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Nigerian refugees who fled Islamist militants are returning from Cameroon into a country that is still not equipped to support them, and they risk creating a new humanitarian crisis, the head of the U.N. refugee agency, Filippo Grandi, said on Wednesday.
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The repeal of the Obama-era rule removed the FCC's own authority to police internet service providers and placed the industry under the jurisdiction of the Federal Trade Commission, which critics say is not equipped to handle issues like discrimination and throttling.
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UNITED NATIONS, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Sending United Nations peacekeepers to Burundi if violence worsens would be a "last resort" because the world body was not equipped to deal with an intense ethnic conflict, said a U.N. memo seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
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To the contrary, whoever fills the now-open jobs in his administration will have to contend with record numbers of Central American families seeking asylum, all of whom are being processed through a decades-old system that is not equipped to handle them.
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"Once those cute little ducklings grow up to be nonstop pooping machines who are a lot of work to care for, people dump them at their local pond, possibly not realizing they are not equipped to live on their own," Ms. Lee said.
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"The markets are also coming around to this idea that when its a problem with the supply side, the central banks are not equipped to deal with these kind of events," said Seema Shah, chief investment strategist at Principal Global Investors in London.
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The 2019 focus groups came back with a common concern, that the first-line peer leaders at the academies are not equipped to do or otherwise not fulfilling their duties to both set an example and offer guidance for their more junior counterparts.
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Of course, single-purpose robots are generally not equipped to replace humans altogether, but Walmart is certainly making a big push to embrace technology on a much larger scale, as it attempts to stay competitive with the 800-pound online gorilla that is Amazon.
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Yet the crisis is particularly acute in jails, because large numbers of people booked into custody are in a state of distress or, like Laintz, will suffer withdrawal, which can require close monitoring and specialized treatment that jail wardens are not equipped to provide.
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Central to Judge Collyer's order was the contention by Mr. Qahtani's lawyers that Guantánamo was not equipped to handle his psychiatric illnesses, and that he was entitled to repatriation to culturally appropriate mental health care under the prisoner-of-war provisions in the Army regulations.
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In a telephone interview from Conakry, Guinea, the group's executive director, Matthew Cleary, said that seven people who were believed to have contracted Ebola had been taken to a district hospital in the Likati zone that was not equipped to deal with the virus.
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At this point, there is minimal research, little quality control, no emergency protocols if you get into a crisis other than to call 911 (other than the apps' disclaimers that they are not equipped to manage an emergency), and little informed consent about the risks and benefits.
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Far from a success, the group said the incident shows why Facebook is not equipped to respond to hate speech in international markets since it relied entirely on information from the ground, where Facebook does not have an office, in order to learn of the issue.
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And while the wide-open land provides space for these people to settle, the presence of long-term campers presents challenges to public land management agencies: Their purpose is land conservation, not housing, and they're not equipped to keep up with the demands of human inhabitancy.
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These critics say too many experiments have shown that a person behind the wheel of a car that seems to be driving itself simply cannot respond quickly enough to take over in the instant the unexpected happens and the technology is not equipped to handle it.
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They argue that the organization is simply not equipped to handle some of the most pressing challenges for global trade, like reining in China, which benefits enormously from its membership in the WTO but refuses to play by the trade rules that most advanced economies do.
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"India's banking system's liability side is not equipped to handle such a structural transformation ... so to expect banks to borrow fixed and lend floating rate, especially at rates linked to an external benchmark, may not be practical," Suresh Ganapathy of Macquarie Capital Securities said in a note.
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And as they contemplate transitioning to online classes — which the vast majority of schools are not equipped to do — they are worried about lawsuits or the loss of federal funding if they cannot provide the same level of education to all students, as required by law.
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How can I help you fix something if I've never heard of this problem and I don't understand what your experience is like, and I also remind people that you don't have to participate in any conversation that you don't want to or that you are not equipped to participate in.
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They instruct intelligence and military personnel to determine with "near certainty" that their target is present at the location of an intended strike, that noncombatants will not be hurt or killed, that capture is not a feasible option and that the local government is not equipped to address the threat.
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Alex wasn't sure why his channel was demonetized (he suspects that it was due to the fact that he was the owner of a previous channel that YouTube had banned), but said he was banned from Patreon because the platform felt that it was not equipped to deal with child safety.
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Alex wasn't sure why his channel was demonetized (he suspects that it was due to the fact that he was the owner of a previous channel that YouTube had banned), but said he was banned from Patreon because the platform felt that it was not equipped to deal with child safety.
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To deal with the mental, physical, and emotional rigors of a journey—when every day, every step, every person is different from the previous one—you have to take on a multitude of new roles be- cause your old ordinary self is just not equipped to handle this cascade of newness.
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Over the last decade, seven states — Connecticut, Illinois, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire and South Carolina — have passed laws that channel most young offenders into juvenile courts, where they can receive counseling and support, instead of into adult courts and adult prisons, which are not equipped to deal with adolescents.
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The women, including big names like Alyssa Milano, Katie Couric and Gretchen Carlson, have used the hashtag to share photos of themselves at age 14 in an effort to raise awareness about the age of consent and underscore how a 143-year-old child is not equipped to consent to sex with adults.
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"One of the reasons we moved to a primary is that in 2016, we saw such a huge crush of people coming out, so much energy and excitement, and the party was not equipped to handle that, to administer an election," said Ken Martin, the chairman of Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party.
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In following interview, which has been edited for length and clarity, Eaton paints contemporary match-fixing and betting fraud as thoroughly 21st century problems, problems that pose jurisdictional, law enforcement and regulatory questions that governments simply didn't have to deal with even 10 years ago—and are arguably not equipped to deal with now.
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"He continued: "It's inconceivable to me that people have no regard for human decency or the lives and feelings of these girls, especially when too too many of these models are under the age of 18 and clearly not equipped to be here but god forbid well sacrifice anything or anyone for an exclusive right?
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The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security reported in 2018 that Canada, Australia, and New Zealand (each with their own version of national health insurance) had fewer ICU beds with mechanical ventilation capability per capita than America does, though we too are not equipped to handle a crisis on the scale of the Spanish flu.
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I'm not equipped to test this head-to-head, but if network performance is a concern to you at all, it might be worth spending more for the XS. I also couldn't test dual-SIM support, since it's not available yet, but Apple did show me an XR that was running on both Verizon and AT&T's networks.
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"If governments are not equipped to react quickly when automated vehicle technology is ready for use by consumers, that will be a challenge, and it has the possibility to delay consumer benefits from this technology," said Emily Castor, director of transportation policy at Lyft, which has announced a $500 million partnership with General Motors dedicated in part to developing autonomous cars.
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Beyond those wards, the panel found repeated failures by hospital administrators who wanted to protect doctors and the hospital's reputation, pharmacists who did not raise alarms about highly excessive use of dangerous drugs, police officers who were not equipped to conduct a medical investigation and were not inclined to believe the scale of the problem, and government regulators — under both Conservative and Labour governments — who did not take the complaints seriously.
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Reda: There's a certain cognitive dissonance among a lot of the regulators in Europe because on the one hand they are kind of upset about the fact there are so few European startups and they're wondering how we can better compete with the U.S., but at the same time they're putting in place laws that are targeted at the big U.S. tech giants but that actually end up hitting the domestic startups a lot harder because they have to comply with pretty strict regulations from the start that they're not equipped to actually deal with, and that often hampers their possibility to get funding.
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