A problem that could be remedied, and when remedied, could remedy even larger American problems.
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Some of Allister's purchases remedied the stuffy world he occupied.
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The oil even remedied some of my troubling dry spots.
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Thankfully, this too is being remedied by the MISSION Act.
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The damage is permanent, not easily or perhaps ever remedied.
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The family separation policy has yet to be full remedied.
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The system needs to be remedied — this is without dispute.
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Five bottles of water at the Guggenheim hadn't really remedied this.
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Most importantly, Samsung has remedied the Tab S4's key shortcomings.
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But we remedied that recently and updated all our estate plans.
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Once that is remedied there isn't too much to worry about.
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But it's nothing that can't be remedied with a little creativity.
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Because here's the thing, both of those states can be remedied.
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It can be remedied if Turkey raises interest rates, analysts say.
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Columbia's report listing the dissertation's remedied errors shows 32 required corrections.
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However that can be remedied with a simple press of a button.
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We're so glad they remedied this, because these photos made our day.
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Both of these were remedied, but not before Trump's pettiness showed through.
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Fortunately, most such issues are remedied by a quick restart or reset.
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The total number also includes 7,100 cases remedied following a prior investigation.
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It has weaknesses, certainly, but I am convinced they can be remedied.
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Bugs can be spotted and remedied, deterring those who would attempt attacks.
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Twenty-two years later, modder Catch 22 on NeoGAF has remedied this problem.
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Of course, the first two problems can be remedied with another dryer spin.
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"OIL" (either an innocent flub or a foolish oversight that was quickly remedied).
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However, these are missteps that could be remedied with future collaboration, Udall said.
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Battery life remedied with fast charging The 15-inch model has fast charging.
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It's an electrical problem, distinct from the "plumbing problems" remedied by bypass surgeries.
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Some startups, like Pinterest and Quora, have remedied this situation on their own.
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Some failures that CFPB examiners identified have already been remedied, the report said.
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"We're going to get it remedied and hopefully very quickly," the president said.
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But such implementation issues can be remedied; gutting the act is no solution.
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The second problem might be the most immediately remedied, if there was the will.
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If the disparity was remedied, that number would skyrocket to 46.5 percent of patients.
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Media bias is a mundane problem, remedied by canceling subscriptions and changing the channel.
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One must acknowledge a problem's existence before the issue can be analyzed and remedied.
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In addition, the undue influence of industry on self-regulatory organizations must be remedied.
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In this case, however, it's a malady that can be easily remedied by Congress.
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That would all get remedied, however, with a deal between the two global powers.
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This was a huge oversight with the NES CE and has been remedied here.
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If such situations were remedied, world poverty would end, and true capitalism would blossom.
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This was not consistent with our values as an institution and has been remedied.
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Once you've remedied and apologized, give yourself some breathing room to clear your head.
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What are other ways discrimination toward Native American students can be addressed and remedied?
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Coverage limits for valuable items are easily remedied with a rider or endorsement, she said.
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The baffling metric numbering system used in French villages could be remedied by using What3Words.
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Short-term trading of E.T.F.s has some hidden dangers that may not be remedied immediately.
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In the last two decades, through technological advances, virtually every carmaker has remedied these problems.
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A Commodore 64 remedied this, but it also allowed Stephen to share more intimate moments.
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This situation, likely unintentional, can be easily remedied with a better understanding of the problem.
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"They have remedied the violations, which then brings them back into technical compliance," Tillerson said.
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This is something that could be handily remedied by a quarter point cut next Tuesday.
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Every need could be catered to; most ills remedied; instant gratification made ever more instant.
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This is easily remedied by wearing them slightly lower, but it's my preference not to.
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So she remedied the situation, and a few days later they had their first date.
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It was a big, gaping hole in the health care bill that will be remedied.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, in Washington this week, said the deal's weaknesses could be remedied.
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There is no reason this situation cannot be remedied in a manner that's fair to everyone.
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This was remedied quickly by using a little elbow grease to pop it back into place.
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They need the public to be angry, resentful, and focused on problems that can't be remedied.
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The Mi Mix 2 didn't have dual cameras, so Xiaomi remedied that on the Mi Mix 2S.
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But that is easily remedied with any inexpensive SSD add-on, so don't sweat it too much.
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Guy Priestley, QIB UK's interim chief executive, said the problems identified by the PRA have been remedied.
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In a statement, the company assured drinkers that this was a small problem that has been remedied.
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Regardless, experts said it's a "security deficiency" that needs to be remedied in case of an emergency.
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A Credit Suisse spokeswoman said the bank cooperated with the SEC and has since remedied the problems.
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There is no reason that this situation cannot be remedied in a manner that's fair to all.
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CFIUS issues with individual hotels could be remedied through asset sales or other measures, the lawyers said.
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Manafort is confident that he will be acquitted and violations of his constitutional rights will be remedied.
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But that's nothing major in the grand scheme and might be remedied come the final, retail version.
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And the deals must have a sunset date, meaning they can expire before violations have been remedied.
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The Framers thus remedied the Articles of Confederation's chief defect by formally separating executive authority from Congress.
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These changes require Congress to act, as they are not likely to be remedied by the courts.
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This maybe could have been remedied if I had sized down, though I can&apost be sure.
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First, a clear explanation of the MCAS system and how any fault could be remedied or prevented.
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Furthermore, his defensive flaws are remedied by the presence of Avery Bradley, Marcus Smart, and Jae Crowder.
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So it makes sense that Susan Fowler's claim went largely unchecked and remedied while she was there.
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In 1953, the United Nation's World Meteorological Organization (WMO) remedied this problem by using short, easily remembered names.
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Apple remedied that two years later with by adding a second USB port and an SD card slot.
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The EPA remedied the reversal by granting Sinclair 2018 compliance credits related to its 2014 and 2015 obligations.
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A bigger, deeper novel might have remedied this shortcoming, elevating this to a major novel of gay life.
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But regulatory uncertainty is something that can be remedied with a little bit of practicality and political courage.
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It's waste that could be remedied with less regulation and fewer hang-ups about students eating healthy options.
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If you can't get enough Steven Avery video content, one of your problems is about to be remedied.
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As the federal government shutdown nears one month, it shows no signs of being remedied any time soon.
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Health Canada remedied this by announcing that the cannabis would now be delivered to patients via the mail.
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Unfortunately, the chemical dulled the meat's colors, which Soutine remedied by regularly dousing the carcasses with fresh blood.
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Service hiccups occasionally required us to ask for missing silverware, but those lapses were cheerfully and quickly remedied.
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Like Clinton, Planned Parenthood has not met a problem that it didn't believe could be remedied by abortion.
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Numerous users note that the frame squeaks, but this annoyance is easily remedied with WD-40 lubricant spray.
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"The deficiency in the articles cannot be remedied by dividing the articles, because that is prohibited," they write.
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Mr. Manafort is confident that he will be acquitted and violations of his constitutional rights will be remedied.
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There are constitutional problems with its structure that cannot be remedied by the appointment of a new director.
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Some of these recommendations are phrased mildly but suggest they found serious problems that need to be remedied.
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Okay, maybe that's a bit dramatic, but there's been an Olsen void in our life that's just been remedied.
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They've remedied that with a much smaller sibling, the DPT-CP1, and it's just as useful as I expected.
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Harassment and assault are systemic problems that can only be remedied when everyone gets involved, even when it's uncomfortable.
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The argument got heated, but it was Saipov who calmed down his friends and remedied the situation, he said.
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Invitae remedied its testing procedure but told Gizmodo at the time that the error went unnoticed for 11 months.
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Until these weaknesses are remedied, there will be little accountability and the prison brutality problem will not be solved.
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The negative impact that this new tax could have on U.S. economic growth and competitiveness can be easily remedied.
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Watching Harmonquest remedied that fear — I thought look at these people, they're having so much fun, why shouldn't I?
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If you live in England, this can be remedied by a surgical procedure once the ongoing pregnancy is confirmed.
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They saw funding inequities as part of the natural order of things, not as a problem to be remedied.
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That said, CFIUS issues with individual hotels could be remedied through asset sales or other measures, the experts said.
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The issue, brought forcibly to light and subsequently remedied by Marcus, wasn't enough to force Jeff from the company.
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While poor form and a lack of confidence can be remedied, a chronic attitude problem is far harder to redress.
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" Trump, who has called himself "Tariff Man," warned that the tariff will increase until "the illegal immigration problem is remedied.
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The judges acknowledged that the law had historically led to tragedy and anguish, and that this needed to be remedied.
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Of those, 21000% of the rejections had to do with filing errors — clerical mistakes that could, with time, be remedied.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, now in Washington for talks, said the deal had weaknesses but these could be remedied.
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Most of my aforementioned getting-ready grievances could be easily remedied if I had a hand in designing the place.
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In 2009, Pence, while in the U.S. House, voted for a bill that would have remedied this stain on democracy.
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Colter could stand to be more expressive in some scenes, but that's remedied whenever he puts his powers to use.
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Drinking always goes better with music, however, and I remedied that with a visit to the legendary Sone jazz club.
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In the address, Trump claimed the trip had remedied the "mistakes" of his predecessors and launched a ""great American comeback.
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While modern presidential nominees have publicly released their returns, Trump has defied the norm, which Democrats argue must be remedied.
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"It has further been concluded that this evidential position could not be remedied by continuing the investigation," the agency added.
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However, if it could not be remedied the already slow recovery of the atmosphere's protective layer could be further delayed.
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It also sent an agency-wide memo urging staff to come forward with public health concerns that aren't being remedied.
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These instances where two SEALED packaged products were next to each other in the walk-in refrigerator were immediately remedied.
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President Reagan remedied that by inviting the Trumps to the state dinner he tossed for the Gorbachevs a year ago.
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An ECC rep tells us the guys just stomped some dirt in the divots and it successfully remedied the issue.
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We didn't realize they were still blocked, so we immediately remedied this situation when it was brought to our attention.
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He stressed, however, the article lacks an exact definition of group-based education and that was likely to be remedied.
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The new requirements would continue until CFPL is able to satisfy ASIC that all the outstanding issues have been remedied.
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"What we're left with is the very unfortunate situation for Impax, a situation which can be remedied with money," Ramos said.
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Despite the increased visibility, there's little indication the campaign has remedied the underlying challenges that plagued Trump in the Hawkeye State.
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For example, in First Nations communities that rely on bottled water until the underlying issue with their water supply is remedied.
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Many victims felt their complaints were never properly remedied by the banks or the authorities supposed to keep them in check.
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The agency has not remedied matters, despite its findings being used in U.S. court cases and relied upon around the world.
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"Saputo's divestiture undertaking has remedied the ACCC's competition concerns about the Koroit plant," ACCC Chairman Rod Sims said in a statement.
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The new requirements would continue until CFPL is able to satisfy ASIC that all of the outstanding issues have been remedied.
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As a result, she explained, poverty can only be remedied by addressing racism, which is exactly what reparations aim to do.
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This could be remedied if school buses were still to operate and bring children to their school cafeterias over spring break.
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And this is what must be remedied, not just in Kensington and Chelsea but in every institution that calls itself democratic.
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Although it took them a year, the museum has finally gotten the message and recently remedied its error, at least partially.
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Keynes contended that underinvestment could be remedied with the stimulus of government spending, and experience has largely borne out his argument.
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The papacy of Francis at first ignited great hope that much that has driven generations from the church could be remedied.
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Of course, all of this has the potential to leave out a whole lot of have-nots if it's not eventually remedied.
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A Twitter spokesman at the time said the link was "erroneously caught in Twitter's anti-spam filters" and quickly remedied the mistake.
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No sign of Orlando Jones as Mr. Nancy, though that'll likely be remedied before too long—the show doesn't premiere until 2017.
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The tariff, which will go into effect June 10, will continue to increase until the "problem is remedied," he added on Twitter.
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One is to design multiple and diverse systems to illuminate potential pitfalls that can be remedied before an AI system is institutionalized.
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Some said they remedied the lack of transparency by searching for updates on their phones or watching the news on cabin TVs.
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Minix U603-H remedied this by switching to the next version, Android 6 Marshmallow, which makes it a lot more future-proof.
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Machine-learning-powered solutions have somewhat remedied the situation by enabling organizations to cut down the time it takes to detect attacks.
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The decision follows the revelation of a previously undisclosed security flaw that exposed users' profile data that was remedied in March 2018.
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Gaps in the judicial process when involving evidence based on ESI should be identified and remedied to ensure a fair judicial system.
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" She continued, "This radical underrepresentation is unlikely to be remedied by the voluntary efforts of a few individuals or a single studio.
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There was a movement to boycott the game -- we'll see what happens to the boycott now that the "mistake" has been remedied.
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The practical concerns driving most young Syrian recruits to join ISIS can be remedied with a comprehensive joint effort focusing on development.
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"Germany's subsequent actions have not fully remedied the deficiencies identified by the court," the Commission, the EU executive, said in a statement.
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All of these situations and more can easily be remedied by issuing a PayPal refund, which is a quick and easy process.
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Most of these injuries can be remedied by pelvic floor physical therapy, but doctors rarely recommend it, or even know about it.
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" Dempsey declined to elaborate on his diagnosis or the steps that have remedied it, calling the sensation he felt "hard to explain.
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It's a billion-dollar problem that seniors and their health care providers will feel acutely next year, if not remedied by Congress.
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Coverage under the CLMRS does not mean the elimination of child labor, but means that the issue is being addressed or remedied.
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If the DOD finds that a wind project has any potential complications that cannot be remedied, the project will not go forward.
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These records, never disclosed to the military but examined in part by Reuters, show that weeks routinely elapsed before hazards were remedied.
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"Poverty and inequality are created by policy, and must be remedied by policy, not pity," Barber and Theoharis note in the report.
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For its part, Uber stressed on Tuesday that it already remedied the issues raised by the FTC, including hiring a chief security officer.
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The Tariff will gradually increase until the Illegal Immigration problem is remedied,.. But those "big three" American automakers might be most at risk.
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While some itchy vaginas can be remedied at home, if your itching is persistent, you'll want to get checked out by a professional.
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It has been tested over time and while there have been failures, those failures have been largely addressed and remedied over the years.
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As NBC News outlines, the separations were never enacted as policy and in the instances where it did occur, it was remedied quickly.
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The county's top election official, Dean Logan, told us in an interview those issues had all been remedied or mitigated before primary day.
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Privatized military housing needs to be remedied, and so, too, does the department's oversight of housing for its most precious commodity: service members.
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The Tariff will gradually increase until the Illegal Immigration problem is remedied,.. Trump's use of tariffs as a pressure tactic isn't exactly shocking.
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The issue is whether you have anything to suggest how to remedy the issue or whether there's anything that needs to be remedied.
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Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican, has casually dismissed Trump and House leaders' argument that an ugly CBO projection would be remedied with subsequent legislation.
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A city grant has helped fund repairs for code violations — which means that more problems are reported and remedied before houses sink into dilapidation.
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Carlson said that when she tried to address Alies' "discriminatory" and "retaliatory" behavior, he responded that a sexual relationship would have remedied the problem.
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That's been remedied in the most recent round of trade restrictions, however, which expressly forbid the sale of any snowmobiles worth more than $2,000.
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"The tariff will gradually increase until the Illegal Immigration problem is remedied, at which time the tariffs will be removed," Trump said on Twitter.
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"The Tariff will gradually increase until the Illegal Immigration problem is remedied, at which time the Tariffs will be removed," Trump said on Twitter.
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Though that's recently been remedied, with films like Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel, the vast majority of superheroes are just that—heroes, meaning, men.
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But Tuesday's editions remedied that, paying tribute to the artist, many utilizing the famous "lightning bolt" image of Bowie from his Aladdin Sane album.
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A reader cannot help reckoning with the truth that the problem of police brutality and mass incarceration won't be remedied with technology and training.
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This can be a pain to arrange for a game that launched to no fanfare, with some pesky bugs that have since been remedied.
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There is no deal to address longstanding labor problems in Mexico that have not been remedied despite 85033 years of efforts to enforce NAFTA.
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But revolutions need an injustice, something to rail against and which can be remedied through different policies, the adoption of a different political system.
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This, Dr. Becic argued, is something that can be remedied by developing the software so that it doesn't work outside of its design limits.
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Developer Jared Archer recently remedied this by making his own holographic version of Cortana and showing off the results in a new YouTube video.
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But if the trust fund shortfall has not been remedied, Social Security would be permitted to pay her only $255,270 — a 21981 percent cut.
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Political failures including corruption across government sectors and sectarian divisions, which allowed for the rise of the Islamic State, are yet to be remedied.
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Their goal: to convince Americans that Trump abused his office and committed offenses that can be remedied only by impeachment and removal from office.
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Why should there be any belief that anything involving Lee or a fractured locker room or just a poorly managed team will be remedied?
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The review was based on banks' results as of the end of June, meaning banks may have already remedied their shortfalls in the intervening time.
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Here, finishes are examined under LED lights arrayed in uniform strips to help employees detect even minor imperfections, which can be remedied on the spot.
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Here, finishes are examined under LED lights arrayed in uniform strips to help employees detect even minor imperfections, which can be remedied on the spot.
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Samsung's remedied that — you'll find the same super quick sensor/home button on the S30 Active, flanked by a physical recent apps and back button.
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The only speed bump I hit was how to spell VIEIRA, although that was quickly remedied once I realized that "A, in Berlin" was EIN.
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It's a strange omission, especially considering the Pro's relatively high asking price, but it's one that may be remedied in future iterations of the hardware.
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That hasn't quite remedied Twitter's problems, as recent controversies over verifying white supremacists and Donald Trump's own retweets of a British anti-Muslim hate group.
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However, Derek Muller, a professor at Pepperdine University School of Law, said it was unclear that this harm could be remedied by a favorable ruling.
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Scott Perry (R-Pa.), a House Freedom Caucus member, said Republicans' reluctance to judge the situation without knowing the full story could be easily remedied.
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There is literally no way that this patchwork can be properly remedied in time to ensure voters in every state are duly heard this fall.
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But for most of us, these types of hacks are a very remote concern and easily remedied by updating messaging software on a regular schedule.
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Eisig notes that some of the biggest challenges to effectively communicating with patients stem from growing bureaucracy within healthcare and are not so easily remedied.
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This can be remedied by the city providing funding to nonprofit organizations to establish new redemption centers, which would make life easier for the redeemers.
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His firm, Paul Cashin Architects, recently remedied a series of extensions at a cottage dating to the 1830s in West Sussex, on the south coast.
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" It also added: "Fisher has been concerned about the procurement procedures and evaluations done by the USACE to date, and hopes these issues can be remedied.
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Even if he did not mean for it to be inappropriate, if it made other people uncomfortable, that's what matters and should be remedied, experts say.
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The EU Council warns that any breach should be appropriately addressed and remedied by competent and resolution authorities, but it does so in relatively loose wording.
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I do not know how the admissions process could be remedied, but with legacy admissions and athletic preferences, this will only become an increasingly divisive issue.
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"That's a huge failure on their behalf and must be remedied," he told Reuters at a hotel in Dubai on Sunday while attending the Asian Cup.
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If you feel like you need some relaxation that can only be remedied by the curative qualities of Swedish design, you can download the pages here.
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It is a disgrace that needs to be remedied, and it is well past time that we align ourselves with the rest of the free world.
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"We believe the issues identified at Stewart Detention Center can be quickly and effectively remedied," CoreCivic spokesman Jonathan Burns said in a written statement to CNN.
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Who do you tell that there's a problem and how do you get that remedied to have that educational experience that you want for your student?
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Every zombie movie creates its own rules, and here a bite isn't remedied by lopping off, say, a limb but by a fatal blow or bullet.
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The problem I have with the display can be easily remedied with a software update; if Apple shipped a brightness slider tomorrow, I'd order one pronto.
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In their view, climate change is a problem less of individual belief than of collective action, a failure that can be remedied only through public policy.
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Among nonvoters in the Knight study, 7 percent said they didn't register because they'd forgotten — a problem that could have been remedied with election-day registration.
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IOActive disclosed the vulnerabilities to Segway in January, and the company subsequently released a new version of the app in April that remedied the critical issues.
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But if you're worried you'll have your own posts used against you when someone decides to get on your bad side, the problem should be easily remedied.
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The only downside to the DualShock is that the battery dies very quickly, but that is easily remedied by plugging its charging cable straight into your console.
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By narrowing slightly the scope of the new executive order, the Trump administration may have remedied some of its predecessor's constitutional flaws, but it remains blatantly discriminatory.
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Out of the box, the PH-1 didn't even have the ability to take HDR photo, which was later remedied by Essential's first over-the-air hotfix.
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The close proximity of the BRT to favela homes has caused crime, health, and safety issues and concerns, most of which have not been addressed or remedied.
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"As we have paid the penalty and remedied the administrative reporting lapses, we consider this matter behind us and will be providing no further comment," it said.
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Jewelry maker Kay Jewelers, financial services firm Fiserv (FISV), and identity theft protection service LifeLock have all remedied similar exposures in the past year, the post said.
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While Notepad most recently remedied its problem with mixing up files from other operating systems, the app has not changed much since its inception 33 years ago.
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The FTC would have to prove specific intent to mislead the consumer, actual consumer reliance on the deception, and only cases involving economic harm could be remedied.
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" A third, "Politically Corrected," begins with "America ... in a state of virtual collapse," which is remedied when "Trump and his team go to Washington to take over!
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Gun industry advertisements play on the weaknesses of troubled young men, persuading them that their perceived grievances could be remedied if they possessed the latest assault weapons.
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It's unlikely all these issues will be remedied within a week, particularly since Kalanick's focus is divided between the company's autonomous efforts and its recent public scandals.
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But he contended that these concerns could easily be addressed and remedied by the BLM, and that using the CRA to nullify the rule is counter productive.
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It is certainly true that in the course of human events, political situations arise that cannot be adequately remedied inside the context of the legal electoral process.
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That sad thing is that if phone batteries were easier to replace, a lot of these problems could be circumvented, or at least remedied without too much hassle.
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The answer might have surprised him — and most people — because incel culture is inherently built around the rejection of the idea that one's unhappiness can ever be remedied.
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The resulting abnormal pH levels in the diving and water polo pool next door would be quickly remedied, organisers said, adding that the water posed no health risk.
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"The stark mismatch between bonuses and dividends must be remedied in the next few years," said Ingo Speich, a fund manager at Union Investment, which holds Deutsche stock.
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Most cybersecurity vulnerabilities are considered routine and can be remedied by updates or patches which would not need to be reported under the proposed guidance, the agency said.
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The Orange remedied the first part with two double-digit victories at home last week: 216.1-221 over Miami on Wednesday and 22-216.3 against Pittsburgh on Saturday.
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In sum, the ultimate legacy of Volkswagen's Dieselgate lies less in the illegal emissions being remedied in the U.S. than in what it portends for vehicle technologies globally.
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If there is a problem with the text, chiefs will judge whether it can be remedied, and they are supposed to work with lawmakers to make necessary adjustments.
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Trump responded by repeating a claim that poor "forest management" was to blame for the wildfires, adding that he was considering withhold aid until the situation was remedied.
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She drove them three hours north to a 1,575-bed ICE facility then known as the Northwest Detention Center, in a remedied Superfund sludge field in Tacoma, Wash.
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Since the blood tests showed that I had a vitamin D deficiency that had to be remedied before the injection could be administered, there was time to deliberate.
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But the damage done by the militants is not easily remedied: they brutalized Iraqis, exposing fault lines in the country's already fragile social fabric and ripping families apart.
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"Any small amount of mistakes that may have been made, amongst the hundreds of filings, were obviously unintentional and remedied as soon as identified," Taylor said on Thursday.
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To be sure, the inequalities embedded within the U.S health care system cannot be remedied by requiring nonprofit hospitals to do more to justify their tax-exempt status.
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Hopefully, the supply chain problem can be remedied with blockchain, the emerging technology that has proven its value in bringing transparency and efficiency to a number of different industries.
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The bug can be remedied with a software update that Airbus includes on newer A350-941s, and which can be applied to older versions of the aircraft as well.
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It's an obvious oversight that will be remedied with the release of Jurassic Wood: Swollen Dingdong, a porn parody of the franchise made by production company WoodRocket and Pornhub.
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While the americano I ordered at Reykjavik Roasters didn't save me any money — in fact, it ate up 10 percent of my $50 budget — it remedied my jet lag.
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The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency claimed on Wednesday that these problems have been "promptly remedied"—and that a new lunch meat vendor has been put in place.
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There's a petition circulating, calling for the BOP and Governor Tom Wolf to have Meek's "unjust prison sentence remedied" -- which is now 300,000 strong -- it probably won't help much.
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I knocked the Mix 2 for not coming with dual cameras when even affordable premium phones like the OnePlus had them and Xiaomi remedied that on the Mix 2S.
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Martin believes the current three-day background check window is sufficient, and that the poor records reporting that allowed Roof to get his gun can be remedied without legislation.
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But the drawbacks that caused inherent contempt to fall into disuse are easily remedied and Congress shouldn't allow them to sideline its most historically most effective contempt enforcement tool.
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But all of these problems could be remedied by empowering companies to invest in their workers in the same way that they invest in factory machines and office computers.
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Instead, he took the feedback and said on Twitter that the issue could be remedied with a remote update to the firmware on every Model 3 on the road.
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Of the disability rights cases that have been filed, most have remedied violations in individual businesses or facilities, helping patrons of those businesses but not necessarily spurring widespread change.
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"Rather than attacking the report, it would be best to reflect on the realities that the report addresses and how they can be remedied," he said in a statement.
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And one big factor in violent crime — easily available firearms — is not likely to be remedied by Mr. Trump, the candidate who was supported by the National Rifle Association.
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Context: The cables were issued to complement the travel ban that was upended by a court in Hawaii, but some provisions were remedied to abide by the temporary restraining order.
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Luckily, it looks like that decision was remedied and the show has finally landed on Pop TV, which will lose its claim-to-fame TV comedy Schitt's Creek next year.
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Other times, the institutions have the authority but still don't act, an issue that could be remedied through greated civic engagement and the ability of citizens to hold agencies accountable.
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And if the finished soup seems lackluster or too clear — no golden bubbles winking at the top — stir in spoonfuls of the reserved chicken fat until the situation is remedied.
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According to research by The New School, many American families experience downward social mobility in retirement caused by a lack of savings, and that can't be remedied by working longer.
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These dropouts were very few and far between, however, and even the small number that did occur were easily remedied just by switching the pocket where I keep my phone.
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In addition to philanthropic donors and companies, the shortfall could be remedied if developed nations and agencies such as the World Bank stepped up their conservation commitments, Dr. Lindsey said.
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On the changing social and cultural order, both Me Too and Black Lives Matter represent profound and emblematic new social movements not just because they spotlighted and remedied longstanding injustices.
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And while it could be remedied by downloading any number of apps from the Play Store, having a simple one built into a phone should very much be an expected feature.
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Some of this mystery could be remedied if Apple and other companies set clear expectations around reporting, telling researchers that they're looking into the bug and to keep the disclosure private.
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Broadcast media spent much more airtime covering the non-scandal of Hillary's emails as it did covering the issues, or her policies, and social media amplified instead of remedied that distortion.
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The United States argues that subsidies paid to the A380 in the form of government loans have irreparably caused lost sales to Boeing and that this should be remedied through sanctions.
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Analysts at Evercore ISI estimated that 23 percent of Aetna's Part D clients were in counties where there may be antitrust concerns but these could likely be remedied through asset sales.
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Reports of green card holders and those who assisted us in the War on Terror being denied or delayed entry into the U.S. is deeply concerning and must be remedied immediately.
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It's unclear whether models sold after that date have remedied the issue at hand; Double Insight did not respond to immediate request for comment from MUNCHIES on Monday for further clarification.
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Or that the lack of job opportunities for millions of Americans could be remedied by increasing government spending, with no real cost to society since real interest rates are at zero.
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While Dyn remedied the initial incident by Saturday morning, Mirai source code remains online and open to anyone else who wants to try compromising additional devices and carrying out another attack.
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Some of these are likely to be remedied by the arrival of future volumes, since they are merely the consequence of carving up the world wherever the knife happens to fall.
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This means rejuvenating the NATO-Russia Council from the relatively meaningless, unproductive debating society it is today into a neutral forum where disagreements can be solved and misperceptions can be remedied.
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It's unusual for a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10 to not receive text messages properly, but if it's happening to you, it's a serious problem that needs to be remedied.
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"This radical underrepresentation is unlikely to be remedied by the voluntary efforts of a few individuals or a single studio," Martha Lauzen, executive director of the center, said in a statement.
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"It's absurd that PTAs throughout California have to raise money (a lot!) to pay for teachers and financial scholarships when this can be easily remedied through investment in our public schools."
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He had a sneaking suspicion that a polity ruled by educated voters probably would perform better than a democracy, and he thought that some of the resulting inequities could be remedied.
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President Donald Trump on Friday expanded the list of bilateral issues between the U.S. and Mexico that he claimed would be remedied by the imposition of tariffs on all imports from Mexico.
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The committee's ranking Republican Patrick McHenry made it clear that his party would not go soft on the country's fourth-largest U.S. bank as they sought evidence it had remedied customer abuses.
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Another study found that roughly 5 percent of the population suffers from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a condition that can often be remedied by spending time outdoors along with daily physical activity.
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Some question the logic of replacing any tenants when they can be hard to find in a challenging retail climate, while others say that stores will struggle until train delays are remedied.
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But some of Mr. Trump's other plans are unsettling and should be remedied as soon as possible — in particular the role he has given to his top political adviser, Stephen K. Bannon.
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"The allegations focused on conduct that was remedied years ago, and we have invested in new equipment and procedures to ensure that we are in full compliance with our commitments," the statement said.
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Ross, speaking to reporters after the speech, said that Trump was merely pointing out an export tax inequity between the United States and many other countries, not specifying how it should be remedied.
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This could be partly remedied by a new sales tax which the government plans to introduce in the coming weeks, and which is expected to be less onerous on consumers than the GST.
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" Greg says his sister struggled with bipolar disorder, a condition that was not remedied despite their parents spending nearly $1 million over 20 years searching for a treatment to "help Chrissie find peace.
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Although the arrest of Dasuki and others demonstrates Buhari's commitment to fighting alleged corruption, its systemic presence in Nigeria suggests that possible malfeasance within the defense sector is unlikely to be remedied overnight.
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"If President Trump's shockingly sudden firing of FBI Director James Comey had violated some statute or constitutional provision, our judicial branch could easily have remedied that misstep," the three wrote in the piece.
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The Department said the mine was the subject of targeted regulatory attention "as a result of ongoing safety and compliance concerns" and the suspension would hold until any safety issues had been remedied.
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An S&P official earlier this year defended the model, saying it is "existential" for the agencies and that conflicts of interest need to be "managed, remedied and disclosed," according to the Journal.
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"The claims of a pattern of discrimination at Uber are disturbing and must remedied, but sadly, this isn't unique to the sharing economy or even to the tech sector in general," said Rep.
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"While regulators will often times have concerns with vertical integrations, those are always remedied by conditions imposed on the merger, so that's how we envision this one to play out," Stephenson told CNBC.
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But traditional due process applies to criminal rather than civil cases or procedures for a reason: criminal procedures have a huge potential to destroy people's lives in a manner that cannot be remedied.
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Bella, from her experience with the students her mother had taken on as she grew older, knew that Miss Chu's voice, had it been remedied with training, would have become unique, extraordinary, even.
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The segue from winter to spring is filled with too-warm-for-coats, too-chily-for-bare-arms days, which can be remedied by this first move in our playbook: the Strong Arm.
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If diversity of perspectives was good, and if universities valued that diversity enough for it be a factor in hiring, then surely the paucity of conservative professors was a wrong to be remedied?
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Surprisingly, Rocky did not have an official vape pen to his name, which has been remedied today by vape pen juggernaut KandyPens and their new Flacko Jodye Collection, which you can see below.
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He's threatened to levy tariffs at 5% come June 10 and "will gradually increase until the Illegal Immigration problem is remedied, at which time the Tariffs will be removed," Trump said in a tweet.
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"Securely encrypted email remains an important and suitable means of increasing information security," it said in a statement, adding that the flaws which have been discovered can be remedied through patches and proper use.
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Knowing that this chaos could have been remedied — if not by software changes, then at least by some sort of hack, had someone with the right skills been allowed to help — is truly maddening.
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But not every wrong can be effectively remedied by a U.S. Supreme Court decision, and the court was right to sidestep an issue that is properly a matter of legislative rather than judicial jurisdiction.
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The low presence of the state in the Sahel-Saharan belt, due as much to its vastness as to leadership culture, constitutes a major handicap in the fight against terrorism, and must be remedied.
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Even then, the document implies that denial of this basic right will be only temporary until the security situation is remedied and must be undertaken by the peoples houses of Congress, not the executive.
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Admittedly, there wasn't a lot of counter space (especially if dishes were laid out to dry), but that could be remedied by using the dining table across from the kitchen to prep your meal.
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"The challenges facing Oklahoma classrooms cannot be remedied by a one-year fix any more than one time on a treadmill makes you ready for the Olympics," she said in a social media post.
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One of the thorniest issues between the U.S. and China over the last two years, accusations of forced technology transfers and intellectual property theft, should be remedied in the first phase deal, Mnuchin said.
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The one thing the Switch is missing is a genuine, four-way D-pad, but that can be easily remedied with 8Bitdo's new SN30 Pro gamepad—a clever hybrid of both classic and modern controllers.
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" Also unclear Friday was what, precisely, Mexico would need to do in order to satisfy Trump's demand that the longtime U.S. ally do whatever it takes to see that the "illegal immigration problem is remedied.
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The Institute for Women's Policy Research (IWPR)'s recent report, The Status of Black Women in the United States, showed that the wider gaps black women face can be remedied through union representation as well.
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However, the most frequent drug-related problem occurs when an individual has a condition (for example, high blood pressure or asthma) that could be remedied but who, for an array of reasons, doesn't initiate treatment.
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But several lawmakers representing a bipartisan and bicameral block of support for the restaurant industry have recognized that small businesses, working families, and local economies will suffer if the QIP error is not remedied. Sens.
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According to a source on the call, the governor said that New Mexico did not have enough tests, despite days of assurances both privately and publicly from the administration that the situation would be remedied.
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If anything, that should give pause to anyone who believes her husband and other politicians who claim that unauthorized immigration can be remedied by building a wall at the border, or fixed easily at all.
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Research on cognitive dissonance has shown that publicly stating beliefs that we don't initially endorse leads to a psychological tension that is often remedied by altering our beliefs and behaviors to match our public pronouncements.
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That I had a gene mutation called MTHFR, which means my body can't easily process folic acid (essential for baby-making and other functions and easily remedied with a prescription supplement); that I needed a blood thinner called Lovenox to counter another condition of blood thickness and its ability to reach and nourish the placenta; that I seemed to have an acutely responsive immune system, and perhaps my body was misidentifying a healthy embryo as an intruder (also remedied by a short stint with the steroid Prednisone).
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McGrath also added that while the president, who's become known in recent years for his love of whimsical socks, didn't own a pair of Hamilton socks "yet," which was remedied by the time Saturday rolled around.
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"The risk is that if these issues are not remedied, GE has already 'sold' another around 30 units (around 10 plus of which are in operation), some of which are at higher output ratings," he wrote.
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This marks a new problem with the plane unrelated to the issues Boeing is already facing with the plane's MCAS automated flight control system, an issue the company maintains can be remedied by a software fix.
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Complaints about the accuracy of the LME "closes" have been around as long as anyone can remember, even though past bad behaviour such as "banging the close" has largely been remedied by successive waves of regulation.
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The Canadian watchdog says it found evidence to support one allegation that Google had made it hard for advertisers to compare Google ad rates to rivals, but says the company has already remedied the practice. reut.
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But, combined with the awareness of low testosterone I'd acquired via osmosis, I had just cause to spend the next several minutes investigating whether my diminished vigor could be chalked up to it—and subsequently remedied.
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Navy officials have noted that the Lincoln has been at sea for months in the Gulf of Oman without regular port calls for the crew, a potential morale issue that is due to be remedied soon.
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Yet, in our celebration we cannot lose sight that there are serious systemic issues in every state that must be remedied so that no other family has to endure the nightmare the Pardos lived this year.
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"This is a first step to ensure that the full extent of the FISA abuse that has occurred during the last few years is exposed and remedied," Page's attorney John Pierce said Thursday, according to Fox News.
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"While regulators will often time have concerns with vertical integrations, those are always remedied by conditions imposed on the merger, so that's how we envision this one to play out," said Stephenson told CNBC in an interview.
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"For a long time, we've had this sense that, because of American commitment to free speech, a false positive is a terrible thing, as opposed to a false positive as something that can be remedied," she said.
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Often, mergers that pose competition concerns outright aren't blocked — they're remedied through settlements with the combining companies that require them to adopt certain conditions, from protecting net neutrality to offering their programming on fair terms to competitors.
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Sure, the GMs are wrong on letting their best players get Olympic exposure (while their other players get a much-needed break) midway through an endless regular season, but at least they're getting that timeout thing remedied.
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European risk report flags 5G security challenges "These vulnerabilities are not ones which can be remedied by making small technical changes, but are strategic and lasting in nature," a source familiar with the discussions told the WSJ.
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If this sounded like too egregious a problem to let stand, well...perhaps by the time you are reading this review it'll have already been remedied, and all that lavish metaphor up above will be null and void.
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Wilmore remedied the situation by gleefully "inserting" himself into the show and correcting — hilariously -- the inaccurate blather of a panelist playing down American racism, and then finished up with a takedown of O'Reilly for making light of slavery.
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This may be true, but several states to the east of the hard red wheat belt are also moisture-deficient as the corn and soybean planting season begins, which could cause problems down the road if not remedied.
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He didn't cop to a late-in-life diagnosis of attention deficit disorder that had impaired his ability to retain and process information over the course of his entire adult life, but which has now been medically remedied.
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At first glance, the lack of consequences that companies face for data breaches might seem to be a clear problem and something that can be easily remedied through heavy regulation like the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation.
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In a court filing, the Justice Department said that changes made to the original 85033 voter ID law remedied discrimination concerns and should be allowed to go into effect without further legal challenges from a U.S. district court.
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Both babies' illnesses were remedied by rounds of antibiotics, but because no data exists to guide Lyme disease management in newborns, doctors referred to the American Academy of Pediatrics Red Book, which offers care solutions for infectious diseases.
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Flint native Michael Moore has called the crisis a "hate crime based on this race hatred of this particular [Republican] party" and argued that such an issue in a predominantly white city would likely be remedied more promptly. Pope.
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Other evidence from previous studies has shown that practitioners of Western-style diets tend to have less bacterial diversity than those on traditional diets, but that lack of diversity may be remedied in part by changing their eating habits.
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Here's a video of a gigantic centipede usurping the original harbinger of sin: I didn't always hate the centipede, but The Centipede Incident of 2009 remedied my childhood ignorance and revealed the creature for the abyssal horror it is.
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GLAAD stands with Trace in her hope that the inappropriate situations she and others endured on set will be remedied, and that future seasons will focus on more of the many brilliant characters that audiences love and care about.
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It's been 12 years since we last had a proper Doom game, but that sad oversight will be remedied next Friday (which beautifully, conveniently, happens to be Friday the 13th) when id Software reboots the series with, well, Doom.
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Del Potro, the 2009 champion, remedied that on Thursday night, beating 19th-seeded Steve Johnson, 7-6 (5), 6-3, 6-2, after winning seven straight games to come back in the second set and blow open the third.
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More telling, is that the four dissenting justices argued that the case shouldn't even have been in front of them because the EPA would be unable to regulate in a way that would have remedied the claimed wrong, i.e.
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Thus, they recognize that deficits will be produced (by, say, large tax cuts) but basically assume the deficits will be remedied somehow, without showing the direct effect of those remedies on American households either now or in the future.
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The United Nations said in its most recent assessment that food shortages, if not remedied quickly, could "cause social tensions" in the region, which was plagued by deadly violence in 2011 in the wake of a disputed national election.
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This week, Vizio remedied the one thing that may have had customers waffling: Disney+ is officially available as one of Vizio's SmartCast apps, meaning it can be found alongside Netflix, Hulu, and the rest of the on-screen apps.
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HitClips eventually remedied this flaw, and though users still dealt with poor sound quality, no volume control, and an inability to enjoy music in both ears, I like other naive children considered these toys among my most prized possessions.
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IVP Videos has remedied this in recent years with their website, providing a mixture of official VHS releases, footage from cable TV recordings, and other compilation footage that has been roaming around the internet and other places for years.
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U.S. government debt yields ticked lower on Friday after American tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports rose to 25%, a development some investors viewed as a sign that trade relations between Washington and Beijing won't be remedied soon.
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In shorter entry news, I had FELIX before UNGER, which messed me up for a while in the northeast, but it was quickly remedied when I realized that the entry began with U for UNSTOPS and ended with R for RISK.
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The plaintiffs might lack the necessary standing to even bring the case to court, that is, that they have (1) suffered an injury (2) that is fairly traceable to what the defendant did and (3) can be remedied by a court.
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The IOC said in its new contract the "the host city ... (must) protect and respect human rights and ensure any violation of human rights is remedied in a manner consistent with international agreements, laws and regulations applicable in the host country".
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May's suggestion that issues with the Brexit deal can be remedied in talks over its future ties with the bloc are "a tragic illusion" or "an attempt at deception," former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said.
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Even though the unfair distributional consequences of trade are very real — trade globalization has fostered the destruction of jobs in industries susceptible to offshoring and international labor competition — this does not mean that these problems can be remedied through tariffs.
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A three-judge panel in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia recently agreed the director has too much power, although it ruled that could be remedied by allowing the president to fire the director without cause.
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It was a home for what became known as the Human Potential Movement, which sold the idea that personal and societal ills can be remedied by unlacing the straitjackets of conventional religions and therapies to unleash the confident energies within us.
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Still, Judge Sidney Thomas, who wrote the ruling, noted that the courts might not be able to fix all of climate change, but the courts would have to consider the facts of the case to figure out what could be remedied.
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They also want the public to believe that women regret their abortions; that choosing to have an abortion is always an agonizing decision; that to have an abortion is a misstep, a slip, a mistake that can and should be remedied.
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That announcement comes in the wake of ramped up testing measures, although diagnostic tests are still in short supply — something that could be remedied in part by a new, rapid coronavirus test recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
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It is a threat entirely of our own making, and it can be remedied by facing it and doing something about it, namely convening the nuclear-armed countries to negotiate the phased, verifiable, irreversible and transparent elimination of these weapons.
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"And we kept coming back to the mobile food vendor space…which has its own set of challenges that have pretty much not been even attempted to be remedied by technology companies, so that's where we saw the opportunity," he added.
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A formal recall from the CPSC will not only more clearly lay out exactly what the danger of the product is (and how that danger can be remedied), it allows the feds to approve what the company (in this case, Samsung) is doing.
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"The Peruvian Government must suspend the direct negotiations with companies until the right to free, prior and informed consent is guaranteed, and all environmental damage has been remedied," Tuncak and Tauli-Corpuz said in a statement from the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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They should, he said, demand that their advisers do three things: provide a written pledge to uphold a fiduciary standard, disclose potential conflicts of interest as well as an indication of how such conflicts will be remedied, and clearly list all investment costs.
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The rate of people able to recover could show how many cases of insomnia are related to behavior, which could then be remedied by adopting therapeutic habits such as stretching and a wind-down routine, and getting psychiatric help if needed, Kryger said.
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" In the book, Professor Winn lamented that Dryden, the poet, critic and playwright of the Restoration period, was underappreciated, something he thought could be remedied by "removing the prejudices and simplifications about his culture that keep our ears from hearing his mighty music.
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"Eco-fascism" is an ideology experiencing a revival among the far-right, which blames the demise of the environment on overpopulation, immigration, and over-industrialization, problems that followers think could be partly remedied through the mass murder of refugees in Western countries.
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At the start of the 2018-2019 season, most flu cases were due to a strain that was managed and remedied by vaccines, however by mid-February, a more severe strain — poorly matched to this year's flu vaccine — led to upticks in illnesses and hospitalizations.
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His works were meant to be touched, and while that cannot be replicated in a gallery, it could be partially remedied with cases of his letters to peruse or a selection of his published writings and correspondence available, returning the texture back to his work.
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Eric Edwards, vice president of innovation, research, and development at Kaléo (which produces Evzio, another naloxone product), pointed out that over-the-counter naloxone may not be covered by insurance like prescribed naloxone — although Davis argued this could be remedied with legal or regulatory changes.
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Liam Corcoran, NewsWhip's communications director, says that in recent months a wide range of publishers have called him to ask whether sudden drops in Facebook reach are widespread, and asking how they might be remedied — as if they were asking how to cure a disease.
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A character in Darkest Dungeon may become "hopeless" or "paranoid," but these emotions, broad and complex in real life, are remedied by simply returning a character to the home world and letting him rest—for the players at least, they are combated with a single, universal medicine.
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Obviously Chicago—I'm really worried about it because we issued our findings and they were quite serious, and for a statutory responsibility, the Justice Department should be ensuring those problems we identified are remedied, and I don't know what the fate of that investigation will be.
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A study published in the Journal of Gerontology showed that the wasting of muscle in old age can be remedied via resistance exercise which was shown to "acutely and dramatically" increase the rate of muscle protein synthesis in men and women aged 76 years and older.
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"These vulnerabilities are not ones which can be remedied by making small technical changes, but are strategic and lasting in nature," a source familiar with the discussions told the WSJ — which implies that short term economic considerations risk translating into major strategic vulnerabilities down the line.
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There have been a few hiccups while playing Breath of Wild — some choppiness when, say, you're running through a rather large field you just set on fire — but it's unclear if that's showing a limitation of the hardware or something that can be remedied with further software optimization.
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But even that loss of command can now be remedied: the Omo laundry company has devised a smartpeg called Peggy, of red plastic, which can send messages from your washing line to your smartphone informing you when the sheets are dry, and when it is going to rain.
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Certainly I worry that it's the latter, but I'm hoping that the damage he's doing to global stability, to America's role in the world, to counting on American leadership, and the word that that we give, can be remedied by getting a new congress, by getting a new president.
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"This remedy is necessary and warranted, based on the nature of the evidence in the record, the fundamental importance of the interest of the voters that cannot be remedied after final certification, and the urgency of the situation," wrote Totenberg, who is handling the case in Atlanta federal court.
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In an adversary proceeding complaint in M&G's Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Banco Nacional de Comercio Exterior, better known as Bancomext, argued it was the victim of fraud by the company, which could be remedied with a constructive trust on its cash and its plant in Corpus Christi, Texas.
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According to the report, the company has remedied pay gaps between white and nonwhite employees and men and women in the US. It did so by analyzing salaries, bonuses, and annual stock grants, to ensure its workers in similar roles with equitable performance earn the same amount of money.
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And though the Skydeck may seem like a far out idea for a far off future, similar canopies have been in use by the military since World War II. Many of the design challenges Windspeed engineers had to contend with could be remedied with solutions from military aircraft.
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"If the company's argument is this chauvinistic trope that women can't join the board because they've never been on as a director before, then this embarrassing situation in Corporate America will never be remedied," O'Malley, managing member of Kenosis Capital, a merchant bank, said in an interview with CNBC.
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Although current cases could be remedied by reappointing the same judges by an official appointed by the president, numerous past decisions barring individuals from industries or requiring future conduct could be called into question because the judge did not have the authority to issue a ruling at the time.
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In interviews, more than a dozen current and former ship commanders who served in the western Pacific said the strain on the Navy's fleet there had caused maintenance gaps and training shortfalls that had not been remedied or had received only cursory attention as leaders focused on immediate missions.
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Lotte said construction on its project in the northeastern city of Shenyang was halted in December and that it was working to address a matter that needed to be remedied, adding that there had been no major disruptions so far as little construction takes place during the winter.
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"Nobody can rationally suggest that the failure by the South African government and the Reserve Bank to recover money from a bank is appropriately remedied by stripping the bank of its primary object of protecting the value of the currency," speaker Mbete said in an affidavit published on the Parliament website.
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Legislation such as the Higher Education Act of 1965, and particularly the successful 1972 Title IX amendment to the legislation that added protections for sex discrimination, made it clear that not only could the problems women were facing "be named," they could be remedied via activism, lawsuits, and federal legislation.
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The CREATES Act would clarify that branded pharma manufacturers' sample denial — declining to "provide sufficient quantities" of a branded drug to a generic developer "on commercially-reasonable, market-based terms" — or refusal to allow participation in a "single, shared" risk distribution system works against the public interest and should be remedied.
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"Since Nov 2016 when the initial privacy concern was reported by Kryptowire, which Blu quickly remedied, Amazon has been aware of the Adups and other applications on our Blu devices which were deemed at the time by Blu, Amazon, and Kryptowire to pose no further security or privacy risk," the company said.
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The constant display of military hardware and uniforms can have no other effect than to shift the internal police culture toward an emulation of military culture in other ways as well, something that can be remedied by prudent use and storage of such equipment coupled with local oversight of acquisition and use.
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" Delegates like James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, James Wilson and Gouverneur Morris, who argued that the obvious inadequacies of the Articles of Confederation could only be remedied by a Constitution articulating a more fully empowered executive branch, were accused of sowing the seeds of tyranny, abandoning the republican faith, defiling "the spirit of '76.
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Although the original Popslate didn't live up to its potential — it needed to be charged via Micro-USB instead of a lightning cable, it could only shuffle through eight images at launch, and despite being a Mophie-sized case, it couldn't charge your iPhone — Popslate has remedied all those issues on the second-generation device.
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It has been remarkable, in Issara Institute's work with global brands and retailers to improve labor conditions in their Asian supply chains, that most serious cases of labor abuse that we uncovered and remedied (over 5,000 in the past year) had taken place in recently audited facilities, and often inspected by government as well.
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In November, Bernard Rook, an executive vice president of Pride Media, tried to assuage the unpaid freelancers: "Despite the fact that we've already paid Grand/McCarthy for this work — who were contractually obligated to pay you but did not — we are committed to making sure your invoices are remedied," he wrote in an email.
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While it doesn't appear to be an obvious fix, this distortion can be remedied by offering similar treatment to human capital as is now provided for physical capital: allow corporations to capitalize their human capital (the present value of future compensation) and claim accelerated amortization of it just as they can now claim accelerated depreciation on physical capital.
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At the beginning of the hearing, Cruz suggested that this perceived bias could be remedied through changes to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, antitrust action, or charging companies like Facebook and Twitter for fraud, because Cruz suggested users who access these platforms are not aware that the algorithms are "bias" to specific political opinions.
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WE ARE NOT TALKING ABOUT CHANGING HOW THE CONTENT IS MADE AVAILABLE TO OTHER PEOPLE OR CUSTOMERS OR DISTRIBUTORS IT'S A PURE VERTICAL INTEGRATION, AND WHILE REGULATORS WILL OFTEN TIMES HAVE CONCERNS WITH VERTICAL INTEGRATIONS THOSE ARE ALWAYS REMEDIED BY CONDITIONS IMPOSED ON THE MERGER AND SO THAT'S HOW WE ENVISION THIS ONE TO PLAY OUT.
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But with next week's deadline looming, and a debt-ceiling and government funding fight that wrapped up more quickly than expected, Republicans -- including the President -- rallied around Graham-Cassidy last week, even though there was little evidence to suggest that any of the divisions that prevented the advancement of bills earlier this year had been remedied.
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Kate Losse, an early Facebook employee and Mr. Zuckerberg's former speechwriter, said that the Cambridge Analytica controversy was different from previous Facebook privacy scandals, in that it was about an issue at the core of the company's business model that will not be easily remedied: the disclosure of Facebook data to outside sources through its third-party developer platform.
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If not remedied by his conviction in the Senate and removal from office, President Trump's abuse of his office and obstruction of Congress will permanently alter the balance of power among our branches of government, inviting future presidents to operate as if they too are also beyond the reach of accountability, congressional oversight, and the law.
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"If not remedied by his conviction in the Senate and removal from office, President Trump's abuse of his office and obstruction of Congress will permanently alter the balance of power among our branches of government, inviting future presidents to operate as if they too are also beyond the reach of accountability, congressional oversight and the law," Schiff said.
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"JR: Chronicles" opens with a wall-size print of the French-Malian filmmaker Ladj Ly pointing a camera like a shotgun, a sly subversion of media portrayals of black men, but also the kinetic potential of images and the idea that social injustices could be remedied simply by making them widely visible, something that suggests JR's working thesis.
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And I'm hoping that whatever the shortfalls or the glitches have been, which in a big piece of legislation you're going to have, those will be remedied and we can really take a hard look at what's succeeding, fix what isn't, and keep moving forward to get to affordable universal healthcare coverage like you have here in Canada.
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Reproductive health and childbirth is a crutch, and Lucas gets away with it because his audience accepts that these things are mysterious and cannot be intervened with the way that that the loss of limbs can be remedied with robot prosthetics, or the way Luke can be rescued from near-death on Hoth by being submerged in a bacta tank.
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Since women make up only 9 percent of the 2016 Billboard Power 100 List, the gender imbalance at the top of the music industry has far to go before it rights itself—which means the unhealthy dynamic of men in their 30s, 183s, and 50s taking teenage girls under their wing and abusing their dependency probably won't be remedied quickly, either.
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Why It's So Hard to Punish Companies for Data Breaches It's difficult to determine how and where companies like Facebook went wrong, writes Josephine Wolff, which makes regulation challenging: At first glance, the lack of consequences that companies face for data breaches might seem to be a clear problem and something that can be easily remedied through heavy regulation like the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation.
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Everyone wants to feel good about what they're being paid, but if you happen discover that you're being paid less than a colleague for the same work, take a deep breath, sleep on it (very important), take the PayScale Salary Survey to make sure you know what you're worth, then ask your manager for some face-time and see if the situation can be remedied.
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If we think that disparity is a problem that needs to be remedied, we need to get the guidelines set in a way that garners more respect and makes judges more inclined to follow them," said Berman, "Rather than make the system mandatory and demand that judges follow them, even when they don't think they're a good idea, which is what we had before Booker came along.
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There's an enormous range of traumas that can contribute to a person's depression, anxiety, or personality disorder, and huge variety of drugs and therapies: A game where something as idiosyncratic as a person's "paranoia" can be remedied the same way as another person's "hopelessness" strikes me as tokenistic, as using "status effects," the same as Final Fantasy's "poisoned" or "berserk," only with deliberately more adulterated names intended for cheap shock value.
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So there's these interesting ... And for a long time we've had the sense that because of American commitment to free speech, a false positive is a terrible thing, actually terrible thing, as opposed to a false positive as something that can be remedied, and we can put frameworks in place to deal with those, to have transparency, to have things like ... So it begins with a laudable thing.
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But who couldn't at least crack a smile at the girls team versus boys team contest on display, with the three female justices beating back the gun club's argument that a constitutional wrong remained to be remedied while Justices Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch creatively battled the obvious conclusion that because the plaintiffs got what they wanted when New York City amended a regulation to which they objected, the case is moot.
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In a series of tweets Friday morning, Trump wrote that if his proposed 5% tariff on all Mexican imports were to go into effect on June 10, a policy unveiled less than a day ago, then not only would Mexico be forced to address the influx of migrants crossing its borders headed for the United States, but also that drug smuggling would decrease, that U.S. auto manufacturers would return stateside, and that the U.S. trade deficit with Mexico could be remedied.
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