But for Equifax, it did not work well for many of you.
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There are all these different areas where travel can not work well.
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But at the moment, the two systems do not work well together.
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"We do not know why the device did not work well," he said.
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But fighting a major war proved this haphazard process did not work well.
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First, Canada and Australia have concluded that pure points systems do not work well.
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That system did not work well because the wealthy found loopholes to avoid taxes.
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It was studied to treat Ebola, but did not work well enough against that virus.
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It was studied to treat Ebola, but it did not work well enough against that virus.
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That idea was never adopted either, and it did not work well in the current study.
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This is a massive, underserved market where current alternatives do not work well in the Indian context.
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Those who decry the laundering of corporate reputations through charity forget something: it does not work well.
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"Chinese soft power might not work well internationally, but it works very well at home," she added.
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But the tablet's touchscreen does not work well in 9-hours-per-day, sitting-in-your-office scenario.
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But the financially challenged system did not work well to connect patients to doctors, Mr. de Blasio said.
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Aries energy does not work well with those who like to cling, and neither does suspicion and jealousy.
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The first brain implants, carried out in the 1970s, were prosthetic visual systems, though they did not work well.
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Trains and planes won't run on schedule, the electricity may go, and the phone lines may not work well.
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While focusing solely on physicians, or on patients, might not work well, trying to work on both simultaneously might.
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And just like any other aging software, older tools might not work well with newer operating systems and hardware.
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There were a few verified purchasers who reported that this stand does not work well with larger artificial trees.
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Without these four "freedoms", the single market and its accompanying passport would not work well in practice, EU officials say.
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For too long it used Google maps, which do not work well in China, before switching to a local service.
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But it does not work well for poor employees who lack the financial means and self-control to do so.
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Punishment in prisons exists as negative reinforcement for avoiding crime, however as research shows it does not work well enough.
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Pros: Cost-conscious, environmentally-friendly, easy-to-use, quick-dissolvingCons: Does not work well on heavily-soiled pots and pans
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But the theory does not work well in the real world, with its bankruptcy costs and tax-deductible interest payments.
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The two agencies, the FTC and the DoJ, have retreated from a swathe of the economy that does not work well.
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Portrait mode requires a lot of light to work and does not work well in low light or low contrast situations.
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They may not work well for young children who have trouble paying attention for long periods of time, says Edwards-Leeper.
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However, it's worth pointing out that the somewhat bulky body of the earbud might not work well for people with small ears.
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That said, it does not work well for people loaded with student debt or basically can't afford to live in their apartments.
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The store's launch has been severely delayed, however, with reports that the technology did not work well when the store was crowded.
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That may have worked well for him then, but it does not work well when you're trying to manage the U.S. government.
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The scale does not work well on soft surfaces, and you can only use the scale without a smartphone in certain circumstances.
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One Amazon buyer agrees, saying this drill works well for simple jobs, but it will not work well as a heavy-duty performer.
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Officials on Trump's National Security Council who did not work well with Thompson were also quick to point out her ties to Butina.
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The trouble with the current therapies for opioid addiction is that they often do not work well — addicts frequently relapse, the scientists said.
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Consumer Reports warned on Wednesday that a recent update to Tesla's Autopilot driver assistance software does not work well and could be unsafe.
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In a mixed-zone interview, Choi Jiyeon, a South Korean player, said that communication did not work well on the ice Saturday night.
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What no one disputes, however, is that the internal mechanisms for reporting harassment at NPR did not work well in the case of Oreskes.
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The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) do not work well under aggressive deadlines.
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And then at another point all the white women were lesbians and all the black women were straight, and that did not work well.
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Sources said that soon after he took over the company, Chen and some members of the executive team realized they did not work well together.
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The various plans are too cumbersome and confusing, and the system of loan servicing does not work well and has led to some predatory practices.
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But there are moments of weekend too when television shouldn't be there, simply because some functions of written media do not work well for television.
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Seven-year-old Javiera suffers from refractory epilepsy, a form of epilepsy where typical medication does not work well—or at all—to control seizures.
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States have markedly different populations with varying needs, resources and cultures — and systems that work well in one state may not work well in another.
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Harjeet Singh of the global charity ActionAid said insurance does not work well for longer-term shifts such as sea-level rise and melting glaciers.
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It was tested without ill effects in Ebola patients, although it did not work well against that virus, which is in a different family from coronaviruses.
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They were set off on top of a clothing drying rack, which surprisingly did not work well and instead sent fireworks spraying all over the place.
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It was tested without ill effects in Ebola patients, although it did not work well against that virus, which is in a different family from coronaviruses.
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History is littered with examples of new administrations that quickly found that the techniques that served them well in campaigns did not work well in government.
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As a result, it does not sound nearly as good as the larger Home, and does not work well to fill medium to large rooms with music.
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Ms. Lai said the district had previously bought coding apps that did not work well on iPads, and that it was now eager to try Swift Playgrounds.
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But that bill might not work well for the coronavirus outbreak, since workers would earn sick time over the course of the year, up to 56 hours.
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Under such arrangements, known as value-based pricing, insurers would pay more for medicines that were highly effective and less for those that did not work well.
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According to an agency staffer interviewed by the internal watchdog, Interior's travel policy was "very strict" and did not work well with Zinke's need to travel with security.
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The reality of paying too much for any new medical technology that does not work well is that there is less to spend on the things that do.
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Mr. Trump's advisers portrayed the steep reductions as necessary to balance the nation's budget while sparing taxpayers from shouldering the burden of programs that do not work well.
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"That growing distance between people and jobs, people and recreation — people and everything else — that kind of low density does not work well with rail," Tomer told VICE News.
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That means that the screen has to light up a bright green circle to read your thumb and it might not work well if your fingers are wet or dirty.
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The message to the House Democrats: Getting drawn into fights with the President like the one they're having on impeachment and the current one on race does not work well.
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The agency's first administrator, John W. Magaw, was dismissed after six months on the job, after criticism that he did not work well with lawmakers or airline or airport officials.
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READMEBlasts big, big sound for a small speakerDoes not work well with some other Bose speakers or Amazon Echo speakersFeatures dumb screen that doesn't do muchCosts a lot of money
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The music industry says Content ID does not work well enough and subscription-based services such as Spotify generate more revenue for the industry despite having a smaller user base.
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The music industry says that Content ID does not work well enough and subscription-based services such as Spotify generate more revenue for the industry despite a smaller user base.
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Marta Larra, a spokeswoman for the Guatemalan Foreign Ministry, said she had been informed the meeting was postponed because the dates did not work well for the Central American countries.
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Fibre made from ZBLAN has extremely low losses from absorption and scattering, particularly in the part of the spectrum called the mid-infrared, where conventional optical fibre does not work well.
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Moreover, such systems may be biased against those who do not have white skin, since algorithms trained on data sets of mostly white faces do not work well with different ethnicities.
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And if the sanctions do not work well, then some American officials will advocate military action, a move that Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are likely to support.
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"However, present-day forms of CRISPR technology do not work well enough in the actual heart muscle in a living being to correct a mutation for a disease like cardiomyopathy," he said.
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Audio sensors can listen for the distinctive sound of a drone, but that method does not work well in urban areas, and a drone's sound signature can be altered by changing its propellers.
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With the mass surveillance genie out of the bottle, community leaders have called for cameras to help secure their neighborhoods, even when their own experiences are that the devices do not work well.
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It can cut rates to zero, but officials have been fairly united in arguing that negative rates, used in Japan and parts of Europe, probably would not work well in the United States.
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"Lots of things affect how nitrogen behaves: crops, soil type, weather," he says, so what works for one farm — or even a particular field on a single farm — might not work well elsewhere.
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But when we looked around at our engineering colleagues, we could see that the demands of young children did not work well with the all-encompassing nature of a career in high tech.
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If the first two drugs did not work well, says Eric Berger of the Nebraska College of Law, then Mr Moore would have been in excruciating pain, much like being burned alive from inside.
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But the projector itself sports 10-watt dual JBL speakers, which sound fine in a quiet room, but would likely not work well in a crowded setting or anywhere with any kind of ambient noise.
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" Carter faced significant hurdles in his first year, because he "did not understand the Washington media or lobbyists," and did not work well with Congress, "overloading his legislative agenda" and accomplishing "less than he hoped.
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The FDA approval allows Rinvoq's use in adults with moderate-to-severe rheumatoid arthritis in whom methotrexate - one of the first medicines prescribed to these patients - did not work well or could not be tolerated.
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But those executives — Elon Musk included — reportedly rejected the idea out of worry that the options might not work well enough, could be expensive, and because drivers might become annoyed by an overly nagging system.
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The caveats include: Iris scanning might not work well if you are wearing glasses or contact lenses; it might not work in direct sunlight; it might not work if there is dirt on the sensor.
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But more serious has been growing empirical evidence that horizontal mergers may cause harm at levels of concentration much lower than the agencies now take seriously, and also that mere divestitures may not work well.
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As these countries realize that this approach does not necessarily keep the lights on, or at least keep energy affordable, it's becoming clear that regulatory approaches that work in the U.S., may not work well elsewhere.
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However, OpenStack recently has been criticized for moving in multiple directions, driven by the various hardware players who all have competing business and strategic agendas and, now, products that may not work well with each other.
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Aaron Hepps, who was a Navy corpsman in a Marines infantry company in Afghanistan at that time, said it did not work well then for lesser cases, and the injuries of many Marines may have been missed.
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The complex humming which he had heard mothers use with children was not music as he had thought, but was instead a language, allowing communication in thick jungle and across rivers where complex phonemes do not work well.
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For generations of fans brought up to expect high octane attacking soccer, Van Gaal's stultifying approach was hard to swallow, particularly when it did not work well, after he spent almost 300 million pounds ($434.34 million) on players.
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Studies of infected mice and monkeys have suggested that remdesivir can fight coronaviruses, and it appeared to cause few side effects when it was tested in patients with Ebola, although it did not work well against that virus.
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While at least one app developer has tried to bring all the cabs' apps under the same tent so they can operate in a manner more like Uber or Lyft, that app does not work well, she said.
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But journey-planning apps that work well for commuters in developed markets like New York or London do not work well in emerging markets, which is why you can't just flip open an app like Citymapper in Lagos, Nigeria.
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Engineers inside Tesla wanted to add robust driver monitoring systems, but reportedly rejected the idea out of concern that the options might not work well enough, could be expensive, and because drivers might become annoyed by an overly nagging system.
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We made only halfhearted efforts with respect to NAFTA and when they did not work well because workers did not want to move from their communities or because the job skills they got were not adequate, the party moved on.
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Alternatively, lock in a higher rate with a one-, three- or five-year certificate of deposit although that money isn't as accessible as it is in a savings account and, for that reason, does not work well as an emergency fund.
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Targeting low inflation, as the Fed and many other central banks currently do, simply will not work well in a world where economic growth and interest rates are likely to be persistently lower than they were in the era before the Great Recession, he said.
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But the vaccine, known as RTS,S, or Mosquirix, has been in development by GSK, the former GlaxoSmithKline, for more than 2100 years, and it has serious drawbacks that have led some experts to argue that it does not work well enough to spend millions of dollars pursuing.
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Alternatively, consumers can lock in an even higher rate with a 230-, 103- or 210-year certificate of deposit (top yielding rates average 2000%, 21990% and 3%, respectively) although that money isn't as accessible as it is in a savings account and, for that reason, does not work well as an emergency fund.
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Alternatively, consumers can lock in a higher rate with a one-, three- or five-year certificate of deposit (top yielding rates average 21990%, 2.5% and 2.75%, respectively) although that money isn't as accessible as it is in a savings account and, for that reason, does not work well as an emergency fund.
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Alternatively, consumers can lock in a higher rate with a one-, three- or five-year certificate of deposit (top-yielding rates average 2000%, 21990% and 2.25%, respectively) although that money isn't as accessible as it is in a savings account and, for that reason, does not work well as an emergency fund.
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Alternatively, consumers can lock in a higher rate with a one-, three- or five-year certificate of deposit (top-yielding rates average 2.15%, 2.15% and 2.25%, respectively) although that money isn't as accessible as it is in a savings account and, for that reason, does not work well as an emergency fund.
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Alternatively, consumers can lock in an even higher rate with a 103-, 210- or 2000-year certificate of deposit (top yielding rates average 21990%, 2.68% and 2.88%, respectively) although that money isn't as accessible as it is in a savings account and, for that reason, does not work well as an emergency fund.
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MyAnalytics can also now nudge you to delegate meetings to a co-worker when your schedule is busy (because your co-workers aren't busy and will love you for putting more meetings on your calendar) and tell you to avoid after-hours emails as you draft them to co-workers so they don't have to work after hours, too (that's actually smart, but may not work well in every company).
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Cashman, who dismissed reports that hinted at increasing friction between him and Girardi this season or that Girardi did not work well with the analytics staff, also said that Girardi's managerial gaffe in the postseason — neglecting to call for a replay challenge that may have prevented a loss to the Cleveland Indians in Game 2 of an American League division series — had nothing to do with his ouster.
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John Allison, a former chief executive of BB&T, a large regional bank, and a board member at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank, says the sorts of models the Fed uses have four problems: their methods miss outlying risks; they rely on historical data and thus often miss changes (an example being pre-crisis changes to bank-capital requirements by regulators favouring the kind of home loans that soured); they force different institutions to take similar positions, aggravating overall risk; and they do not work well with small, idiosyncratic kinds of loans—meaning those for small businesses, a clientele that matters.
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