But I'd be remiss if I didn't share this vision.
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Mr. Modi has not been remiss in returning the favor.
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"I would be remiss in not asking this," Meacham finally ventured.
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Yet the IOC would be remiss if it only punished Russia.
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And we'd be remiss not to include Netflix on that list.
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And we would certainly be remiss to overlook the iconic shoes.
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We would be super remiss to forget the Mad Hatter transformation.
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And I would be remiss if I did not mention this.
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JIM CRAMER: I would be remiss if I didn't talk about it.
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Finally, we'd be remiss for not giving Fiji their first-time love.
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We'd be remiss not to direct your attention to those bandanas, too.
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I would be remiss if I minimized this moment into political rhetoric.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't get a Failure update from you.
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I would be remiss if I omitted the Aquaberry from this series.
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Same. But on end-of-life matters, Florian said, we're notoriously remiss.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't ask about the suit of armor.
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I would be remiss if I didn't take advantage of an opportunity.
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The parents of black children would be remiss not to have it.
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You'd be remiss not to bring your innovation and startup to life.
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Congress has long been remiss in its duties to shape foreign policy.
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We would be remiss if we did not mention some contradicting indicators.
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However, I'd be remiss not to mention the downsides of Google's game plan.
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But, in my opinion, any list would be remiss not to include it.
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But you'd be remiss to overlook the intricacies of Maczek and Wirski's vision.
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Malone: Being from Australia, I would be remiss not to say Chris Hemsworth!
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We would be remiss if we didn't include just one more #McConaugheyonFleek example.
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And we'd be remiss not to tell you how incredibly comfortable it is.
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I think I'd be remiss to not say I was a little nervous.
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I think I'd be remiss to not say I was a little nervous.
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And I'd be remiss if I didn't mention ideas from my own organization.
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Still, we'd be remiss not to give biotech the lion's share of the credit.
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Lastly, I'd be remiss not to mention all of the mothership's configurable RGB lights.
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And we'd be remiss if we didn't mention the facial and voice-recognition technology.
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Nothing at all, and Oculus wasn't remiss in showing off a few upcoming titles.
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What if it were a garment factory that had been remiss in paying tax?
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And we were remiss yesterday not to include Passover recipes in our final item.
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I'd be remiss not to mention some other cruise lines' efforts and achievements, too.
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Finally, I'd be remiss if I didn't re-emphasize that Citymapper doesn't work everywhere.
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We would be remiss not to analyze activity on Wall Street in 2019, too.
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And we would be remiss not to wade in there on behalf of readers.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't note a technical, but inconsistent difficulty with the Rev.
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Incredible. And we'd be remiss if we didn't mention this kid's on-point Spidey movements.
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I would be remiss if I didn't do the same for myself and my family.
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But, we here at Mashable would be remiss if we didn't publish this revealing document.
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But there's one industry expert that we've been woefully remiss for overlooking all these years.
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A discussion of big third-quarter investments would be remiss without a mention of SoftBank.
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In fact, critics unmoved by the experience would be remiss, and dishonest, if they didn't.
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But I would be remiss if I waited a minute more delaying that to you.
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" At dinner parties, you would be remiss to call it anything other than "Britannia ware.
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And I'd be remiss to leave out the absolute best, and longest, answer he provided.
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I'd be remiss not to mention the outstanding partners we have in Veterans Service Organizations.
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Nevertheless, Trump would be remiss to simply dismiss this duo of competitors out of hand.
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I would be remiss as the state's insurance regulator if I didn't shut them down.
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And we would be remiss to overlook the three remaining years on Joakim Noah's contract.
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And I would be remiss if I did not reiterate: It is worth every penny.
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On a side note, we'd be remiss if we didn't mention Quavo's stunning diamond-encrusted eyeglasses.
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We'd be remiss not to mention that in black, this phone is a fingerprint-loving monster.
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It even said that Mr Mueller would have been remiss not to have investigated Mr Manafort.
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But folks would be remiss if they jumped on that bandwagon before reading Sam Polk's memoir.
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You'd be remiss to think this wonder ingredient is only suited to high-impact serums, though.
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Finally, I would be remiss not to mention the special case of the financials sector...again.
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Still, you'd be remiss to not consider a pair of on-ear headphones as an option.
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And I would be remiss if I didn't ask why this update is for consoles only!
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If you're merely passing through, you'd be remiss not to visit any of the three shacks.
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"I do think that Congress has been remiss in not passing comprehensive immigration reform," he said.
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I'd be remiss if I neglected to report that the book's subtitle is a touch misleading.
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It would be remiss, however, to suggest that European cartography swiftly supplanted the traditional Chinese approach.
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Would I be remiss to disagree with the assessment I heard once of Bryson Tiller, a.k.a.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that this game has a narrative choice in it.
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Also available on PC. Price: Free Hearthstone is another title we'd be remiss not to mention.
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I would be remiss not to recognize, say, Amazon Prime Video's Fleabag or Netflix's Russian Doll.
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And we'd be remiss not to acknowledge that the country only legalized gay marriage six months ago.
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The two of you really started my career, and I feel remiss that I didn't [include you].
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Postscript: We would be remiss if we also didn't give a shout out to Mr. Staring Man.
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Naturally, it'd be remiss not to add a filter, so I tap and hold before choosing one.
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I'd be remiss not to mention what conspiracy theorists are promoting this week in terms of scandals.
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Yet, we'd be remiss not to mention that asking people to "pee with LGBT" isn't quite accurate.
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While we'd be remiss to give up our favorite apps, maybe now is the time to switch.
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When a teammate excels on the field of play, you'd be remiss not to slap dat ass.
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"I would be remiss if I didn't address the diversity issue," Wilson said when announcing her hire.
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As one of the hottest sectors in tech, you'd be remiss not to immerse yourself in it.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't mention right here that no one is waging war on football.
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We would be remiss not to include this Ferrari 458, which was painted to resemble a shark.
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"I would be remiss if I didn't say I was angry at the time," Mr. Abrahams said.
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For instance, I would be remiss not to address the claims Ms. Hauter made about Flint, Mich.
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We'd also be remiss to not mention Swift standing up for smaller musicians in two major ways.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't report on a couple of gripes with that just-a-speaker functionality.
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Luigi's Mansion 3 – I'd be remiss if I didn't take this time to mention Gooigi, Luigi's gelatinous clone.
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Yet I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge one glaring point: I am a white rapper.
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Of course, we would be remiss not to mention Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Firestarter, and Carrie.
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BERTHA COOMBS: I would be remiss if I didn't ask you where do you see the biggest risk?
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No ube dessert should go untouched, and the people of Japan are remiss to not have picked Gengar.
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Still, there was one key difference that I'd be remiss not to bring up: Movement didn't involve camping.
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But I would be remiss not to share my own ideas about what these films should be about.
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The House would be remiss if it does not at least investigate Gianforte's assault and his false statement.
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"I must confess it was wholly remiss of me not to pixelate his face in hindsight," he said.
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But we would be remiss not to note human rights defenders worldwide who drove much of this success.
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Faced with these disappointing results, legislators and educators would be remiss not to consider charting a fresh course.
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I would be remiss if I failed to mention that Anna Wintour also went to my high school.
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Whatever your case may be in approaching today, you'd be remiss not to listen to some solid tracks.
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Oh, and finally, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the scent — all fresh rose-in-bloom sweetness.
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I would be remiss if I didn't mention one figurative painter here: Ashley Norwood Cooper, with Zinc gallery.
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We'd also be remiss we didn't mention our staff's current obsession with The Witcher franchise (Amazon, Best Buy).
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I would be remiss if I didn't mention the technical difficulties multiple reviewers have been experiencing with their units.
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And then I would be remiss if I didn't point out there are issues on the left as well.
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And if you're business model is not one that's winning, then obviously you'd be remiss not to change it.
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But we would be remiss to not give a giant assist to Donald J Trump, his own worst enemy.
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I would be remiss not to mention the enormous scenographic backdrop hanging above everyone's heads in the drill hall.
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I must tell you something, dearest Martha, as I feel I've been remiss in maintaining our marriage smart contract.
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And, given that this is a Halloween list, we'd be remiss if we didn't mention the holiday-themed expansion.
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Policy-makers and operational officers were remiss in not preparing more comprehensive procedures to guard against massive truck bombs.
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That's up for debate, but we'd be remiss if we didn't note Hurt's Best Actor win for the role.
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I would also be remiss if I didn't mention that faking orgasm is not the sole domain of women.
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Evidently good judgement is indeed remiss in some, who somehow have not learned any lessons from countless past incidents.
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But I'd be remiss not to give some love to Darnold's extremely committed receiver, USC volleyball player Sean Morrissey.
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But, at this point, one deputy was remiss, dereliction of duty, and he's now no longer with this agency.
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Plus, we'd have been remiss not to discuss Lyft's scooter play, which it apparently spent $60 million on last year.
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We'd be remiss if we didn't mention the fact that the show has been highlighted by extensive cameos and crossovers.
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And we'd be remiss if we didn't recommend the Gaia GPS app, available for both iPhone and Android at $19.99.
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I felt that I would be remiss if I did not also write about Terry Winters: 12twelvepaintings at Matthew Marks.
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Hamilton is a beloved musical, but we'd be remiss if we didn't note the slightly political undertones of the play.
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While you may have already picked out your party dress and dancing shoes, you'd be remiss to forgo your manicure.
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Apple CarWe'd be remiss to not include the much-hyped electric wonder vehicle that's supposedly being brewed up in Cupertino.
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I would also be remiss not to mention the four non-Black people of color that were nominated this year.
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But it would be remiss to overlook his work as little more than a vanity project getting out of hand.
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We at Vox, for example, covered both the DNC and Podesta emails extensively — and would have been remiss not to.
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I would be remiss if I didn't mention two other speeches that brought tears to the eyes of those watching.
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I'd also be remiss to mention that some women feel forced to wear their hair straight... especially in the workplace.
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Any survey of women in technology would be remiss to exclude perhaps the two most famous female computer-programming pioneers.
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It likewise would be remiss to ignore that nearly one third of the current federal workforce is comprised of veterans.
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I guess I'd be remiss not to include some of the words that wound up on the cutting room floor.
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Beebe's inflatable rat is a pretty accurate portrait of human Trump, but one important detail seemed remiss from his sketch.
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I would be remiss if I didn't mention that my wife did a ton of the work on this, too.
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"We would be remiss if we didn't mention that we are very impressed by this exceptional sixth grader," First Student said.
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Of course, we'd also be remiss if we didn't remind you to bring a paper map — just in case. [inline-ad]
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There's no way for me to really know that, and I would be remiss if I put a number on it.
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As groundbreaking and important as Siriano's casting choices were, we'd be remiss not to mention how good the clothing was, too.
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"I suspect that we would be sorely remiss if those characters didn't appear on the show before it ended," he admitted.
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Many Iraqis praise the speed with which the UN helped the displaced get home; they think their own politicians were remiss.
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I would be remiss without mentioning two other functions the Studio boasts over my usual work setup: Cortana and Windows Hello.
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Now, we'd be remiss to let you think that all dads struggle with being on the other side of the chair.
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But I'd be remiss if I didn't have one film in particular at the top of my list: Denis Villeneuve's Arrival.
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I'd be remiss not to point out that Hyde-Smith doesn't have a history of racial divisiveness in her political life.
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But no other secretary of state has been investigated to this extent, so it's impossible to know just how remiss Mrs.
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And while we're in the cream department, we'd be remiss if we left creamed corn out of a winter sides roundup.
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The Takeaway: We would be remiss if we didn't talk about the most important result of the Super Tuesday vote, however.
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But when prominent women are accused of remiss sexual behavior, the accusation is often enough to stain a reputation in perpetuity.
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I would be remiss not to commend (and how!) a third splendid actress — this one a visitor to the London stage.
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"This could lead to a copycat syndrome, and we'd be remiss if we don't find ways to address it," he said.
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"I'd be remiss if I didn't thank my partner in growing the Arizona economy, Jerry Brown," the Democratic governor of California.
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But, I feel like I&aposd be remiss not to mention that this isn&apost the most affordable option out there.
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And we'd be remiss if we didn't mention perhaps the most Texas race of all: that of the Texas land commissioner.
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And I'd be remiss not to mention the sheer emotional impact of the speech, even apart from how it was delivered.
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But we'd be remiss if we forgot to mention some of the truly amazing moments that also shaped the past 12 months.
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And we would be remiss not to point out the influence of Rihanna's "Bitch Better Have My Money" throughout the whole thing.
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Since it came out of this album, I'd be remiss if I didn't ask: How have sales of the salad glove been?
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Although highly specific details are remiss, Mori's precise manipulation of paper to form such a busy scene alludes to his intricate handiwork.
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But we would be remiss to deprive you of the opportunity to picture Diana and Steve rocking parachute pants and fanny packs.
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The specs sound nice, but we'd be remiss to recommend this phone without giving it a proper trial in our everyday lives.
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Still, I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that my husband didn't experience any of the same negativity that I did.
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Still, we'd be remiss not to mention that — as great as it is — this sign also kind of trivializes a serious problem.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't dole out some finger-wagging, via a doctor I spoke to about my fun little experiment.
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While candidates have already begun stumping on the fairgrounds, they would be remiss if they didn't dig into the fair's classic eats.
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We would be remiss not to include our allies' assets for reconstitution of capabilities in the event of a loss or degradation.
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Still, we'd be remiss if we didn't add a disclaimer, because we remember all too well what happened with the Amazon coat.
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And I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that we're talking about reparations in a moment where white nationalism is ascendant.
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That is not a happy surprise and I feel like we'd be remiss to gloss over that in a question like this.
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We confess to being remiss about attending all the events held to honor us or dedicate tokens of respect in our honor.
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The bottom line:As someone with limited discretionary income, I&aposd be remiss if I didn&apost address the $80 to $95 cost.
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Although The Aesthetics of Matter effectively stole the show at Volta, I would be remiss to exclude a couple of standout booths.
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I would be remiss if I didn't note that seeing sculpture in the round does often mean gazing at perfectly sculpted asses.
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We would be remiss if we didn't mention that Rick has grown some pretty sweet beards over the course of the show.
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And I would be remiss if I didn't mention one other factor somewhat unique to the Tsimane, living in the Amazon environment: parasites.
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We'll get into the controversy of Halloween a bit later, but we'd be remiss if we didn't mention an argument for the ages.
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This was so remiss as to suggest to some that he had just broken his presidential oath, to "protect and defend the constitution".
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But it would be remiss to once again overlook the women who worked tirelessly to push the cause of freedom and democracy forward.
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But I would be remiss if I didn't pause to focus on Buick's obsession with quiet as a key part of its appeal.
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These are crazy sounding specs and you would not be remiss if you read all of this with a healthy degree of skepticism.
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"I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge the considerable controversy that your generous decision has generated," he said in his speech.
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And because this is a story about London black cabs, we'd be completely remiss if we didn't bring up Uber, their mortal enemy.
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I'd also be remiss in not pointing out how tech has enabled the other great part of the World Cup — watching with friends.
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These are prescient fantasies with a purpose, though, and we'd be remiss not to heed their warnings: The future, it seems, is now.
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Look, I'm not saying the Goatman definitely caused this fire but I think we'd be remiss to not at least consider the possibility.
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I'd be remiss — now that I realized it, I left out your partner Sue Bird, who was epic, is an epic athlete. Epic.
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"I would be remiss if I didn't mention something else I'll miss deeply: Fuego, the finest taco dispensary on the planet," Garrett writes.
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"It would be totally remiss of us to dismiss [the email investigation] because she's not going to be president," he said last week.
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I would be remiss in not acknowledging the simple fact that I have the luxury of "choice" that cancer patients are not afforded.
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OK, maybe there's a chance you already knew this fact, however, it's so uniquely Waffle House we'd be remiss not to mention it.
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First, I'd be remiss if I didn't ask, you were at Google during the Anthony Levandowski era, you've been sucked up into Waymo.
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"As a leader of any organization, you would be remiss if you were not aware of what was going on," Mullins told VICE.
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We are in dire need of action here: Any of these behind-the-scenes "saviors" are severely remiss if they fail to act.
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I'd be remiss not to mention another phone that Samsung has teased that looks a good deal more interesting—the Galaxy Z Flip.
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Both have moved on, but we'd be remiss if we didn't mention what EW called "the weirdest album of the year" in 2014.
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Levi's Ribcage Full Length Flare Women's Jeans, available at Levi's, $98We'd be remiss not to include a pair of Levi's on this list.
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Any mention of flying car disappointments would be remiss to exclude the Moller M400 Skycar, a spectacular example of personal aviation gone awry.
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Should a follow-up to Schimmel's show ever take place, it should include Ed Clark and would be remiss if it did not.
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Before I forget, I'd be remiss to mention that because these cases are custom products, Roxxlyn can accommodate other types of phones as well.
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"If we find out that one our deputies or call takers could have done something better or remiss, I'll handle it accordingly," he said.
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Since we're all policy nerds here, I'd be remiss to not bring up what might change about this bill in the next few days.
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Not every change with the Pixel 2 is positive, and I'd be remiss if I didn't discuss Google scything off the 3.5mm headphone jack.
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However, as Noisey's indisputable queen of history nerdery, I'd be remiss if I missed the chance to write about this particular conceptual folk album.
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But I would be remiss not to say that it kind of felt like the melting pot multiculturalism that Hallmark movies are made of.
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AXELROD: Well, I would be remiss if I didn't tell you that I love you, man, and I'm so... OBAMA: Love you back, brother.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the software component of all of this, which is arguably even more important than the new hardware.
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But with so many interesting flavors coming from Mr. Jong's kitchen, you'd be remiss not to let this menu have its way with you.
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It has, until now, been fairly remiss, especially given that two Wells Fargo directors are former financial regulators with extensive experience in consumer banking.
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Next, I would be remiss not to talk about "jackgate," or "headphoneapocalypse," or whatever term we're using to describe Apple ditching the headphone jack.
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The NRA would be mistaken to assume support from members of this group, and gun control-advocates would be remiss in ignoring their existence.
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I would be remiss if I didn't mention the incredible crew that worked tirelessly (and also really tired) to bring this show to life.
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We'd be remiss not to mention the pointed-toe update to her iconic creepers, of course, which surely made walking on tables look easy.
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We'd be remiss if we didn't suggest you give Danny Bowien's new-classic, mouth-numbing Chongqing chicken wings from Mission Chinese Food a try.
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But I'd be remiss if I didn't acknowledge that constructing for my own site, and receiving feedback from solvers, has influenced me as well.
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Before I leave you for a weekend at home, I'd be remiss not to include some less-than-terrifying stories for your quarantine pleasure.
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And then lastly, I would be remiss if I did not talk about the situation in the Middle East and with ISIS and others.
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Still I'd feel remiss if I didn't note that Sanders, who recently suffered a heart attack, seemed no less vigorous than he had before.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't mention its steep $27 price-tag — that being said, it's a worthwhile investment compared to low-quality dupes.
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It would be remiss to ignore the reasons why this industry is making headlines this week in the aftermath of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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There are more features than we have space to cover here, but we would be remiss if we didn't touch on the Versamow system.
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Artist and Mother would be remiss, though, if it ignored those fractured aspects of parenthood— depression, loss, the eventual pigeonholing that colors a career.
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I was telling Valerie ... It would be remiss if ... Valerie just got into the news this week for being on The View, which is fascinating.
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We'd be remiss not to mention some of the more obvious options you already know about, like local thrift stores, consignment shops and swap meets.
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However, we'd be remiss not to mention the fact that these activities expose our hair to the elements — and can lead to major dry out.
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We'd be remiss not to mention Game of Thrones' controversial first season, where this coupling happened — particularly at the circumstances in which they were married.
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The Pixel 4 is an upgrade to its predecessor, the Pixel 3, in so many ways that I'd be remiss to pick one main attraction.
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TV: Given that it's Loving Day [when we're conducting this interview], I'd be remiss in not asking you about Loving... RN: It's ironic, isn't it?
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During a pregame interview, Jacobson told Belichick she'd be "remiss" if she didn't ask what the "final straw" was for the Patriots releasing Antonio Brown.
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Before I get into the problem areas, I would be remiss if I didn't touch on one of the more important uses of a mattress.
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We'd be remiss if we didn't acknowledge other potential costs not included in this calculation, including parental difficulty in adapting to later school start times.
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While admiring Kan's book, I would be remiss if I failed to mention that she sometimes jumbles her facts about periods before her teenage years.
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"We would all be remiss to ignore the significance of Hillary Clinton's nomination," Andra Gillespie, a political scientist at Emory University, writes in the Conversation.
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Now, importantly, because this is Google we're talking about, we would be remiss not to highlight potential privacy concerns associated with the Recover Together site.
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On paper, it seems like a trust-fund parody, though here, as in any other Sandler comedy, you'd be remiss to search for social critique.
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As a tea enthusiast, I would be remiss in not adding a caution that the water you use is nearly as important as the tea.
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I'd be remiss to mention more, because part of the thrill of Thirty Flights is experiencing it while not fully knowing what's going to happen.
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And I would be remiss if I didn't point out that there's no headphone jack, which is still routinely annoying on every phone that omits it.
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However, we'd be remiss not to mention that you will also need to shell out a couple hundred bucks for a few base stations and controllers.
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Circling back to that better than expected December quarter EPS, we'd be remiss if we didn't point out Apple's net income actually shrank year over year.
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" SMERCONISH: "I'd be remiss if I didn't note that if she had released all the emails from the get-go, we wouldn't be having this conversation.
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The increased number of bed bug infestations might also seem to suggest that hoteliers are being remiss in their maintenance efforts, but that's also not true.
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One would be remiss, also, in leaving Kanye West out of the conversation, as he's long been a champion of bringing high fashion into hip-hop.
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I do not think, for example, that Lin-Manuel Miranda was remiss in leaving slavery in the background in his musical "Hamilton," contrary to some critics.
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But I would be remiss not to mention that The Girlfriend Experience is still missing the same thing it desperately needed last year: a different perspective.
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It captures the symbiosis of the two figures—the mutual cruelties of wayward offspring and remiss parent—and an eternal truth about neglect and its sequel.
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I'd be remiss to not mention Dell's XPS 13, which kicked off the bezel-less screen design in laptops with its Infinity Display back in 2015.
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Day21 Shoot Me: Youth Part 22015We would be remiss not to recognize the five-piece who breathe life into their heartfelt anthems with every guitar strum.
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Never miss a meeting: We'd be remiss to exclude mention of the calendar, a platform that's equally reviled and depended upon in today's tech-driven workplace.
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ALEXANDER So we would be remiss if we did not draw a line between what started in the mid-90s and what we're living in now.
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Fundraising efforts continue I would be remiss not to highlight a slew of venture firms that made public their intent to raise new funds this week.
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Finally, as an educator, it would be remiss of me not to point out two contributing factors to the effectiveness of fake news and other mountebanks.
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Before delving into the serious implications that Trump's victory poses for our country, I would be remiss if I didn't give credit where credit is due.
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And Klein said most American cities would be remiss to not allow private companies to help expand their transportation systems without having to pay a dime.
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But she'll be the first one to chuckle about it; you'd be remiss to mistake the freewheeling intellect of Hval's work for solemnity or self-importance.
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Still, you'd be remiss to skip classics like Buck Bay Shellfish Farm, where you pick (and shuck) your own oysters, washed down with a cold beer.
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But we would be remiss to not mention this historic show tracing the contributions of Black artists from the civil rights movement to the present day.
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The White House has not been quiet about its view that American allies around the world have been remiss in contributing fairly to global security efforts.
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In honorable mention, I'd be remiss to leave out Alex Eylar's body of work: Eylar posed Lego minifigures to reenact porn video comments, with terrible, hilarious results.
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We'd be remiss not to end this story with one of Huffman's own tweets from 2016, which looks a little 👀 in light of all that's happened.
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Kumail Nanjiani: Just, like, a quick shout-out to a new floor in my house, that would be ... Last question, I'd be remiss not to ask this.
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With only a few heroic exceptions, those who should have noticed—police and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), as well as distributors and the FDA—were remiss.
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Finally, we'd be remiss if we didn't shout out Williams' Mars in Leo, which serves as the astrological explanation for her drive and passion for her sport.
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I would be remiss not to mention that Rubber Man has gained a couple of pounds since the first season and is now a thick king. Yasssss!
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And I would be remiss not to mention that Eddie Murphy laid the groundwork for stand-up-to-film superstardom with a career that started in 1980.
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Speaking of IPOs, we knew we'd be remiss not to talk about the IPO filing this week of SurveyMonkey, a now 19-year-old, San Mateo, Calif.
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And I would be remiss not to mention that she found the opportunity to play a role far beyond "sidekick" thanks to another Black woman, Shonda Rhimes.
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But certainly I would be remiss not to talk about a stock like this, especially when we're linking it to tariffs, because it is so directly related.
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Tom Bossert, White House adviser on Homeland Security, was equally remiss to talk about the likely causes of the two hurricanes at a White House briefing Monday.
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However, I would be remiss not to mention the incredible wing-like flaps that serve as a shield to protect your privacy and block out external light.
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This is why I think these early paintings are great: they give me so much to think about that I would be remiss not to say so.
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A very astute guy, with great attention to detail, and I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the Hall of Famer [assistant defensive backs coach] Rod Woodson.
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"We would be remiss not to recognize that the Attorney General's absolute veto authority is entirely consistent with the statutory scheme of the FCA," the court said.
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The largest Christmas light maze in the world will open in Florida this year, and any fan of the holiday would be remiss to skip the fun.
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Margaret Ferrero, vice president and assistant general counsel, said businesses would be remiss to focus only on the financial aspects and not the emotional impact on employees.
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And so we're going to talk about 23andMe, but I think it's remiss of me not to talk about the current news with Elizabeth Warren and testing.
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But she'd be remiss in her "We've come a long way, baby" toast not to mention that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
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" To send an email with the words, "I'd be remiss not to let you know how much I appreciated you staying late to help us make the deadline.
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"If any good can come from her passing and prevent someone else from experiencing the heartache, then I would be remiss not to make an effort," he wrote.
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But we'd be remiss not to note that homophobia within the Black community (and in the music industry) is still all too real in this day and age.
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I would also be remiss to mention that AHS, the FX series that popularized horror television, is also currently in the midst of its own 8th season, Apocalypse.
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I'd be remiss to describe any of Soriano's post-exile work as sad, but they contain a somber liminality: a feeling of not quite here, nor there, either.
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"We would be remiss if we failed to focus on what we believe to be morally reprehensible conduct on the part of ExxonMobil," it said in a statement.
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During a speech about U.S. commitment in Asia, Ross said that he would be remiss if he did not address the GSP issue given its publicity in Thailand.
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I would be remiss if I didn't mention the NHL-sized ice rink, an Angry Birds-themed, 18-hole miniature golf course, a bunny ranch, and an aviary.
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And I'd be remiss not to mention that this is the latest dispatch in a long line of hard-hitting uBiome reporting, which you can check out here.
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But, we'd be remiss not to mention the press tour for "Far From Home," and the subsequent bromance that sprouted between Gyllenhaal and his co-star Tom Holland.
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It has had outrageous defense, audacious celebrations, cacophonous crowds, a run on blond hair dye and — it would be remiss not to mention — a mensch on a bench.
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I would be remiss if I did not send you to a previous "Building Blocks" puzzle and its coinciding column by Deb, who solved hers far more creatively.
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Since EPA Lord Pruitt appears to have a penchant for metal pens, I'd be remiss if I didn't include Muji's Aluminum ballpoint pens, which go for $7.50 a pop.
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And while I packed some drug store moisturizer and sunscreen for my trip to CES 2019, I have admittedly been very remiss about maintaining a good skin care regimen.
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The other new members of the 30-strong Atomico investment team are: Finally, it would be remiss of me not to mention Atomico's new addition to its communications team.
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As internet trends go, this one is on the wane, but we'd be remiss not to point of how incredible these Game of Thrones characters look as breakfast food.
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The formulaic workings of a long-winded math equation intercepts with the gilded presentations of classical painting, but one thing appears remiss—there are no paintings in these artworks.
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You might think the trick-shots are fake, but then consider this: This is a future NFL Draft pick we're looking at; we'd be remiss to underestimate his accuracy.
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And as college students head back to school, I would be remiss if I did not mention the Bipartisan Student Loan Certainty Act, a law I wrote with Sens.
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As lawmakers continue to debate how to repeal Obamacare, investors would be remiss to ignore the one thing most Republicans can agree on about health care: health savings accounts.
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Now, I would be remiss in not acknowledging the fact that many of the advancements in weed consumption enrich white business owners and serve primarily (white) upper-class customers.
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I'd also be remiss if I didn't mention that the edges of the iPhone XR screen have a slight dimming effect that is best described as a 'drop shadow'.
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Frothy raw eggs in cocktails can be divisive, but the Ramos gin fizz is such a classic that you'd be remiss to go your whole life without trying one.
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Though Pirates of the Caribbean describes a theme park ride that spawned a film franchise, we'd be remiss to ever forget that it started with a truly brilliant movie.
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I would be remiss if I failed to note Arizona, where Democrat David Garcia is mounting a surprisingly potent campaign to be that state's first Latino governor in decades.
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Israel remains one of the world's key producers of startups and cutting-edge technology, so it would be remiss of us not to get the TechCrunch community together there.
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" But we'd be remiss if we didn't point out Tesla's stock performance over the past month: A longtime Tesla skeptic, @Diogenes, retweeted Mr. Musk's post and snarkily commented, "Squirrel!
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But Democrats would be remiss if they did not use the opportunity to address the fact that some cities and communities have been helped to do better than others.
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We're here to talk about lots of stuff — technology, national politics, things of that sort — but I'd be remiss not to start today by asking you about health care.
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I would be remiss, because you wrote a book called "The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon", which got Jeff and everybody pissed, which was great.
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You know, I would be remiss not to remind everyone that the Democrats were in office and they had the longest filibuster and held up the proposed Justice Merrick Garland.
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Of course, I'd be remiss not to acknowledge that some pairs have accoutrements that make them slightly more difficult, but in comparison to boots of other heights, these get practicality.
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We know that there are still names left on her kill list, and Arya would be way too remiss to let them live — especially now that she has face disguises.
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Chuck Grassley, a Republican Senator from Iowa, might say we've been remiss not to include sections for "booze, women, or movies," per his recent comments to The Des Moines Register.
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Sweet, doughy delights are in abundance, and you'd be remiss to visit Mexico without trying a concha, a kind of pan dulce (sweet bread) caked with a cracked, crumbly topping.
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"It would be remiss of them to go to India and not experience Bollywood culture, because it's such an important part of the cultural fabric of the country," said Takhar.
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Perhaps he did not do so -- we don't know one way or the other -- but we would be remiss not to ask the question and it needs to be answered.
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But as a basketball fan, I'd be remiss if I didn't tell you that the three-way deal Emily describes between the Wizards and the Thunder last year never happened.
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It'd be remiss in saying that Carnegie Mellon was a big player in Uber's, a lot of self-driving cars, a lot of robotics, a lot of things like that.
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I would be remiss to not mention that the bacteria that live on or within us are essential for us as hosts, especially considering their role in protecting us from pathogens.
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Still, we'd be remiss not to point out the fact that, at 23 months old, their older daughter James is well on her way to having hair that competes with mom's.
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Blige was one of the best parts of the stellar first season of The Umbrella Academy, so Netflix would be remiss not to bring her back in some shape or form.
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We're coming close to winding down here, but I'd be remiss not to mention that many states and cities have passed their own laws and regulations to ban or restrict drones.
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Flerken Name Change Now this change from the comics for the movie is a little superficial, but we'd be remiss not to mention the ultimate scene-stealer Goose's comic book origins.
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The psych-pop swagger of singer Jeff Kite's vocal—and yeah, it would be remiss not to mention the Lennon lean of his voice—combined with those warm organ chords. 5.
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We would be remiss if we didn't suggest turning your tomatoes into a bruschetta and serving it up on toasty slices of Italian bread—for an easy appetizer, or work lunch.
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I watched the second because I'd be remiss to turn away from a pilot that ends with two boys discovering a corpse while scurrying off to have secret gay river sex.
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We'd also be remiss if we didn't name-check Shaun Hamill's A Cosmology of Monsters (King-endorsed!) and Jeanette Winterson's Frankissstein, an intriguingly queer reenvisioning of the famous Mary Shelley novel.
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"I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge a stigma exists … against cannabis users, but we don't feel it's warranted, don't acknowledge it, and certainly don't address it," Pellicane said.
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It is, however, increasingly clear that it may be remiss to discuss the global market solely in terms of Facebook or Amazon, when WeChat claims more than 1 billion users alone.
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This next part doesn't really relate to the rest of this post, but as long as I'm talking about Sunday's Face the Nation, I'd be remiss not to quote this exchange.
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We'd be remiss not to mention the emptiness we'll feel come this time next year, when it won't be the Obamas wishing us a happy holidays, but rather a certain...other family.
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"It would be remiss to not recognize that there's an increasingly radical element of the environmental movement that believes that the ideal solution to the global problem is civic unrest," he said.
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Having laid out all the things I like about OnePlus' gentle alterations of Android, I'd be remiss if I didn't bemoan the fact that the OnePlus 5T doesn't run the latest Android.
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The fund was remiss in not objecting when Mr Menem tried to spend his way to a third term in the late 1990s, just when money was flooding out of emerging economies.
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Here at Refinery29, we enjoy Seth Meyers, but we'd be remiss if we didn't point out some of our favorite funny ladies who have our vote for 2018 awards season show hosts.
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Elise Stefanik said in opposing Perry's amendment that "we would be remiss in our efforts to protect our national security" by not accounting for the effect of climate change on the military.
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O'Dell said he believes a financial advisor is "remiss" if he or she does not address the issue with eligible clients: homeowners over age 62 with no-to-low current mortgage balance.
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Images of the couples themselves are remiss in the surrounding paintings, which instead depict carefully rendered scenes of domestic life, from numerous clothes lines to tables laden with household wares and jewelry.
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"I would be really remiss if I didn't mention a huge facet of why this album sounds the way it does, and we miss him so dearly," Morris, 29, said of Busbee.
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I still thirst for the infinite stream of information that the web provides, but I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that being away from it all has me calmer than ever.
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We've already mentioned above that two food festivals, EEEEEATSCON and Pickle Day, are happening this weekend, so we'd be remiss not to mention a third — our own New York Times Food Festival.
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But the House Oversight chief has indicated no such shift, saying the day after the election that he would be "totally remiss" to drop his investigation over results at the ballot box.
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I'd be remiss to tell you to explore the Star Wars-loving internet with reckless abandon if I didn't first warn you that some of the more impassioned fans can be jerks.
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Alternative option: I'd be remiss not to mention the döner kebab, the popular Turkish street food of roasted stacked meat, usually eaten with different vegetables and sauces in sandwich or wrap form.
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Though Tom otherwise takes a back seat in "Austerlitz," I'd be remiss not to mention that his rapport with cousin Greg (Nicholas Braun) is the most consistently funny part of the show.
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For Nintendo fans looking towards the future: The Switch Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoBefore we finish up, we'd be remiss to not mention the Switch, assuming you can actually get your hands on one.
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Neither of these products are new (both have been out for a year) but with many readers and acquaintances raving about them, we'd be remiss if we didn't give them a proper review.
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The workplace norm around lunch breaks needs to be shifted from something that you are only able to do when you have the time to something that you would be remiss to skip.
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Also, I'd be remiss not to mention Photomath, which has been doing this since 2014, and actually has step-by-step explanations in the recently released Photomath+ paid version (there's a free trial).
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I would feel remiss if I didn't point out that this is the first time that GROUND ZERO has appeared in a New York Times crossword puzzle clued as the 9/11 Memorial.
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Because we don't know how that's going to play out right now it would be remiss of us to just wait and see… Wait and see doesn't really work for fast growing businesses.
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We'd be remiss here not to mention Apple, which has long been one of the more privacy-oriented tech companies, an ethos that has stayed constant even as it's expanded into smart tech.
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"Marcia, Private Secretary" by Zillah Macdonald (1945) I'd be remiss not to mention the one that started it all: the story of a government secretary who gets involved with a sinister workplace mystery.
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He instituted a Vatican commission that included victims among its members to propose "best practice initiatives for protecting minors and vulnerable adults" from delinquent clerics, and proposed a tribunal to prosecute remiss bishops.
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"We thought it would be remiss of us not to close," says Barry Ferns, founder of Angel Comedy, which runs comedy gigs every night of the week at two pubs in north London.
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"It would be totally remiss of us to dismiss [the email investigation] because she's not going to be president," the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee chairman said, according to The Washington Post.
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Couchsurfing: Finally, I'd be remiss not to mention Couchsurfing, a social network for travelers and nomads that makes it possible to connect directly with locals and even crash on their sofas for free.
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I would be remiss if I didn't also mention that part of Santa's sex appeal may stem from the fact that people are subverting what many consider to be a wholesome and religious holiday.
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There'll be time enough in coming weeks to study Judge Gorsuch's work in various areas of law, but I'd be remiss in concluding this overview without making one important note about the announcement ceremony.
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It's a neat combination of GPS mapping and AI, though I'd be remiss not to mention this is something you've been able to do with Samsung's digital assistant Bixby for a little while now.
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But we would be remiss not to point out that — for as much as he was skilled at crafting appealing fantasy — Dahl was also a master of working in the perfect amount of darkness.
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What's next: I would be remiss if I didn't mention the longest term, trickiest type of risks: Those posed by a warmer planet, which is occurring largely due to our dependence on fossil fuels.
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We'd be remiss to go without mentioning the most gratuitous spectacle of the night: Ford's joint debut of his underwear line (available in June) and time pieces (available in March) for the show's finale.
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And we'd probably be remiss without acknowledging that among all the major film franchises out there, only one has had a prequel trilogy that nearly derailed the whole thing — and that was Star Wars.
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In case you forgot: And finally, because we'd be remiss not to include it, here's the relevant clip from the seminal 1999 film Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me. In conclusion: Oh, behave!
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And I'd be remiss if I didn't note that this piece is being written as part of a column on the overlap of sex and tech, running on a tech-focused vertical on Vice.
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Before my briefing, I had no idea I'd want to spend any time writing about the MacBook Pro's speakers or microphones, of all things, but I'd be remiss if I didn't bring them up.
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"I'd be remiss if I didn't note that if she had released all the emails from the get-go we wouldn't be having this conversation," Smerconish told Biden on his CNN show on Saturday.
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If we did not talk about the fact that it's having weird controller disconnect issues, we would be remiss because there are a lot of kind of expected, I guess, first-wave hardware issues.
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Well, except for maybe at … Totonno's is one of New York's canonical pizza joints, and we would be remiss not to include a mention of it when discussing where to eat in Coney Island.
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And I would be remiss not to mention two of my favorite baseball biographies: "The Big Fella: Babe Ruth and the World He Created" and "Sandy Koufax: A Lefty's Legacy," both by Jane Leavy.
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This is the 28500th anniversary of the year the first enslaved Africans reached American shores, and I would be remiss to not see the historical connection to overt anti-literacy laws in this country.
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In most cases, it's simply lazy to copy and paste a press release and call it a blog, but it would be remiss for me not to share this masterpiece of Sistine Chapel-proportions.
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In a recent interview, Haaland, the former state Democratic Party chair, said she'd be "remiss" if she didn't consider running and said she won her crowded House primary due to her exceptional organizing experience.
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"The market will be very remiss to do anything too sharp at this point, given that we have payrolls coming up," said Gennadiy Goldberg, an interest rate strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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And we'd be remiss not to mention that a karaoke adventure provides an opportunity to post what I believe is one of the best types of Instagram photos out there: The Karaoke Lyrics Sub-Gram.
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When we're talking about celebrities who, when not appearing on reality television, hawk Hello Fresh on Instagram, we would be remiss to not include the perspective of an expert in that very topic: Lindsey Weber.
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In this #OscarsSoWhite year, it feels remiss not to mention that, even though it's hard to avoid that dynamic when making a movie that prominently features two male-dominated institutions: newspapers and the Catholic Church.
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If the skills are a kind of companion, I'd be remiss if I didn't say something of substance about Lieutenant Kim Kitsuragi, the man who came to wrangle both the case and Harry into shape.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't also mention the Xiaomi Mi 22.5, arguably the most similar phone to the OnePlus 27, featuring the same 230-megapixel sensor, albeit in a more capable triple-camera arrangement.
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Psychological studies and parenting books are among the sources we mine for guidance, but we'd be remiss to ignore the wealth of hand-me-down wisdom from none other than the parents of Bill Gates.
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" Yet, she doesn't seem to believe Lucy Purcell is at fault here, adding, "You could also take [the scene] as a glimpse of this woman and her feeling regretful and remiss about her own life.
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And, I would be remiss not to mention Jeremiah The Peddler, whom we all know is really Zachary Levi in an ascot, has arrived in the present day as Jerome The Celebrated Doctor And Hypnotist.
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Kara Swisher: So, one more thing in innovation I think we're remiss if we don't talk about what's going on in Georgia right now because that's where your headquarters are — but carbon-free jet fuel.
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However, at the same time, I'd be remiss to mention that gaming laptops that cost north of $2,000 normally include an Nvidia 1070 or 1080 GPU, which offer 20 to 40 percent better graphics performance.
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But I'd be remiss if I didn't also mention Teresa Teng, whose swaying 1977 pop ballad — one of the first foreign songs allowed into mainland China after the Open Door Policy — provides the exhibition's title.
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But I'd be remiss if I didn't remind you that still have three days (well, nights) to catch a piece of Migrating Forms, the institution's annual festival that mashes up filmic art and artful films.
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In Squamish, Miller's coach, Bjoern Ossenbrink, dropped her as a client, saying that perhaps he had been remiss in relying on her word — and not on independent data — to monitor her times during training sessions.
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But I would be remiss if I did not say that it would be a grave mistake for Democrats to spend the rest of the election focusing solely on the financial crimes of Trump associates.
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The idea, again, is that tech founders, just like ordinary humans, sometimes there's a problem and humans are good at being in denial about something and then sometimes humans are remiss in asking for directions.
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One would be remiss to ignore the effect that Castro failing to qualify for the last Democratic debate has on potential Latinx political engagement, at a time when Latinxs arguably have their greatest political influence.
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They did so, they said, because it was such a tense and anxious time for the country, and because they thought they would be remiss in not taking an opportunity to address Mr. Pence directly.
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"The UK's actions will please Washington as the Trump administration has grumbled that U.S. allies have been remiss in upholding freedom of navigation in the South China Sea," said Storey, of Singapore's ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute.
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CAVUTO: But let me -- I would be remiss if I didn&apost mention this, because he&aposs also fighting over the people who come to the White House or don&apost come to the White House.
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I would be remiss not to say what is very obvious to anyone watching these shows: Like many cultural shifts that are recognized, finally, by Those at the Top, there is an element of...caucasity here.
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If President Trump wants to see enhanced economic productivity, thousands of more well-paying jobs and streamlined renewable energy projects, he would be remiss not to prioritize the NEPA review process during his address to Congress.
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This has started to look remiss, given that many other countries have spaces dedicated to the issue, from the Ellis Island Immigration Museum in New York to the Museum of the History of Immigration in Paris.
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And we'd be remiss not to mention Quant also created the hot pant, brought out diffusion lines, and a makeup range — complete with collectable, kitschy packaging — and was the UK's highest profile designer of the time.
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I'd be remiss in not pointing out that the art style of the film is absolutely gorgeous, with a textured, brightly colored vibe that looks like someone blended a comic book with Pixar-style 3D animation.
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While those are the plot highlights of Alias Grace, I would be remiss if I did not mention the true shining part of the series, which is when the titular character shades Dr. Jordan via voiceover.
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While we can point to any one of its unique features—and we'd be remiss in not mentioning its practically bezel-free edge-to-edge display—its design and array of options make this Dell stellar.
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You wouldn't be remiss to fast forward scenes of Caputo (Nick Sandow) and Natalie (Alysia Reiner), or to wonder why the heck we don't dive more into the riot's frightening effects on C.O. McCullough (Emily Tarver).
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While 229.4(k) plans are not obligated to offer such investments, the persistent and growing enthusiasm for SRI suggests plan sponsors would be remiss not to explore including options that fulfill workers' financial and social objectives.
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"I would be remiss if my address omitted a discussion of a lesser-known, but particularly ominous, threat to the First Amendment in the age of the Internet: state-owned and operated broadband networks," claimed O'Rielly.
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We'd be remiss, however, if we failed to mention one venue outside of the city: Hinchliffe Stadium in Paterson, N.J. Hinchliffe is one of three remaining stadiums that were once home parks for Negro League teams.
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But as North Korea moves closer to acquiring a nuclear weapon that can hit the United States, we would be remiss not to see if the full weight of our sanctions might make Pyongyang reverse course.
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We would be remiss if we didn't mention here that Mesnick initially picked Melissa Rycroft, but ended his engagement with her on an "After the Final Rose" special to ask out Malaney, who was the runner-up.
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The Next Josh Allen (only much better): And while I'm still on the subject of the 2019 NFL Draft, I would be remiss not to mention one of the best quarterback prospects in college football: Drew Lock.
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Headlines and accolades aside, we'd be remiss if we didn't mention the fact that Tableau's learning curve is quite steep; if you're not a data science specialist, it can seem overly complicated and intimidating upon first use.
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The conviction might have rang the death knell on his career, but instead laid the groundwork for a comeback so impressive that I would be remiss not to compare it to the Bible because today is Easter.
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And I'd also be remiss not to mention the fan noise, which can go from whisper quiet when the system is idling, to being loud enough to make other people in the room want to put headphones on.
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But we'd be remiss not to acknowledge the signature feature they share: their piercing, Alaskan husky eyes that bop down the runway, as wispy, chestnut-brown hair distorts your line of vision from falling prey to their hypnosis.
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Speaking at a news conference alongside Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, Putin quipped that Lavrov was remiss for not passing on what he made clear he believed were non-existent secrets.
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John Tester (D-Mont.) to attack Jackson personally with unsubstantiated, anonymous allegations of misbehavior, the Senate would be remiss in failing to raise fundamental questions about Jackson's professional qualifications to head Veterans Affairs, the second largest Cabinet department.
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Ben Inker, the head of asset allocation at the $60 billion investment firm Grantham, Mayo, & van Otterloo, thinks a similar scenario is brewing in the markets right now — one he said value investors would be remiss to overlook.
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"We would be remiss in our efforts to protect our national security to not fully account for the risk climate change poses to our bases, our readiness and to the fulfillment of our armed services mission," Stefanik argued.
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But we would be remiss if we did not etch his name alongside his illustrious forebears, because this country would not be the same were it not for the courageous service of all three of these great men.
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And while I have my own suspicions regarding why these humble, yet wonderful, cephalopods gained sticky (heh) traction online, I'd be remiss to ignore the undeniable influence that was the "octopus running," or "nope nope nope octopus" meme.
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After lying on the bed and staring at the ceiling for a while, we have concluded that we'd be remiss if we didn't visit our own hotel's day club, Marquee, another high roller in the pool-party scene.
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But if, as Soto asserts, the intention was to include pivotal players in the development of subsequent generations, then Nepantla would be remiss not to offer some of their works amidst the extraordinarily diverse jumble of contemporary participants.
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Not to end on a bummer but I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that anal sex is puts people at greater risk of contracting HIV and other sexually transmitted infections than pretty much any other sexual activity.
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Total Score: 214 Though too grounded in reality to ever be the winner of this contest, I would be remiss to not mention the ahead-of-its-time, slow-boil comedy centered around Hill family and its cultural impact.
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And while she may not necessarily be a pop star, given her musical talents and passion for wearing all things onesie-centric 24/7, we would be totally remiss not to include Cara Delevingne and her zoo of PJs.
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The Crew Who Robbed For Fun Even though this is a not a solo con job and takes place on the Left Coast, we would be remiss to not mention one of the most iconic crimes of the millennium.
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Lastly, we would be remiss not to include what is perhaps the most pathetic macaroni and cheese the Internet has ever seen—a vat of elbow pasta and unmelted shredded cheddar presented to a group of unsuspecting office potluckers.
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This is the only brand on this list that isn't explicitly gender inclusive in its mission, but it's such a great product that I've been wearing for years that I would be remiss if I didn't include it here.
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Well, this record was co-released by Nardwuar and Mint Records, so I would be remiss not to mention Supermoon, who are on Mint Records, and Tough Age, who live in Toronto but started in Vancouver, and Jay Arner.
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While America is where most of the highest level of NRS competition comes from, I would be remiss not to mention TekkenMaster, the Bahraini underdog who took SonicFox to the last round in last year's exciting MKX grand finals.
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The truth is that there is no easy fix to the challenge of the caravan, which is why Trump was so clever to make the issue his own and Democrats have been so remiss in letting him have it.
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"As I was preparing for this evening, I would be remiss but to say that last night we had a national Democratic debate and not a single question was asked about our climate crisis," the New York Democrat said.
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While it would be remiss to downplay the severity of an illness like swine flu or the coronavirus, it is worth talking about the vast numbers of people who get sick, get treatment, and move on with their lives.
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Understanding the impact of these changes on your employees"Employers would be remiss in only focusing on the financial aspects, they certainly need to make sure they&aposre focusing on the human aspect of it as well," Ferrero said.
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I would be remiss in not asking you this, but women and VCs, this has been a big topic, obviously, Uber and things like that, and people of color and different people, different ages: What's the problem with VCs?
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Of course, we'd be remiss if we didn't point out that Gil Hanse, who built the Rio course, put the whole thing next to a nature preserve, which was met with considerable disdain from some quarters when the location was announced.
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Some other highlights I would be REMISS not to mention — "7 Rings": "Successful": And "Thank U, Next," for which at first the MICROPHONE WAS NOT WORKING: Until I spoke to a manager, and had that problem fixed ASAP: Next up?
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Of course, Millheiser would be remiss not to add that many women see a noticeable increase in their sexual drive during ovulation (week three in a four-week cycle), which can be explained by that aforementioned nagging evolutionary drive to procreate.
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Bob Hope Christmas Special (1974) We would be remiss if we didn't include the OG Christmas special master, comedian Bob Hope, who popularized the genre by producing a yearly variety show that featured Hollywood's top stars dressed in camp-tastic costumes.
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I would also be remiss not to mention that handling Confederate responsibly seems like a lofty goal for Benioff and Weiss, who have faced criticism for the baseless violence, depiction of slavery, and lack of diversity in Game of Thrones.
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But I would be remiss not to mention that the Serenity is made possible by my colleagues at Neiman Marcus, who have so generously chosen to donate $50,000 out of the $7.1 million cost of the vessel to charity. Bravo!
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Amazon just announced a 5.5-inch Echo Show model with a $90 price tag, and I'd be remiss if I didn't mention right out of the gate how much the thing looks like that new Google Assistant-sporting Smart Clock.
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The federal lawsuit contended that the company had failed borrowers at every step of the repayment process and was particularly remiss when it came to enrolling distressed borrowers in income-based repayment plans, under which monthly payments can fall to zero.
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"The motivation for such a strategy is that it would be remiss for any investor to overlook the worsening near-term prospects with regard to high-sterling revenue earners given that Brexit scenarios remain in active, live flux," Odeluga said.
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"I'm remiss, of course, that I did not vote in those local elections, but you know I travel so much," Mr. Schultz said in the interview — though he quickly added that he had never missed a chance to vote for president.
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Again, though, I'd be remiss in not pointing out the more sinister figures that crept their way into Wikipedia searches in the last year including O.J. Simpson (#113, 211,2322,2747 views), Charles Manson (#34, 11,131,106 views), and even Adolf Hitler (#48, 9,311,486 views).
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"We think that it is entirely possible that he may never provide information on additional plots, but we believe that we would be remiss if we did not look at the possibility of changing his environment to gain further cooperation," the cable reads.
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I would be remiss if I did not review this follow-up exhibition, Arpita Singh: Tying Down Time II, also at Talwar Gallery (September 8–November 17, 163), which, like the first exhibition, contains many works that have never been shown before.
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When we were talking about this discussion, we wanna talk a lot about diversity issues, and for this crowd especially, but I would be remiss if I did not bring up how much trouble Facebook has been in over the last year.
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Dennis Dugan—I would be remiss if I did not his mention turn as the title character in the short-lived Rockford Files spinoff Richie Brockelman, Private Eye—directed Happy Gilmore and many of the other, sadder Gilmore-esque movies in Sandler's career.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't speak to the overarching reason why the less costly, less risky, easier-to-recover-from vasectomy isn't as popular as it ought to be: The systemic patriarchy which makes men's reproductive rights more important than women's.
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With ownership of his full Bird Rights as a restricted free agent this summer, the Clippers would be remiss to concentrate on Jordan's next contract instead of retaining Harrell (who's nearly six years younger) on a much less expensive long-term deal. 3.
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"The company was remiss in not heading the problem off," said Chris Shuey, director of the Uranium Impact Assessment Program at the Southwest Research and Information Center, an organization providing information to the public about the impacts of energy development and resource extraction.
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Now, I'm not the only person who reads the show this way, but I'd be very remiss if I didn't point out that it is also a hyper-violent power fantasy about an angry guy with guns who goes after bad guys.
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I'll be blunt here, because it feels appropriate, and because this is my time and your time at stake, and I would be beyond remiss to waste it: If it's time for you to look for a new charcoal grill, look no further.
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Still, we'd be remiss if we didn't point out that a different term Sokolowski used, "annus horribilis," is a perfect phrase that deserves recognition unto itself — if not as 2016's word of the year, then maybe as its most fitting synonym.
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HOLIDAY STALWARTS Any list of seasonal events would be remiss to exclude two performances that are as central to New York winters as the window displays on Fifth Avenue: the Rockettes' "Radio City Christmas Spectacular," at Radio City Music Hall through Jan.
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While we, the British people, might feel a jingoistic sense of superiority when it comes to 'soccer' and 'penalty kicks' and 'the LA Galaxy', we would be remiss not to give Bob Bradley a fair chance to prove himself in English football.
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In the inevitable focus on the Russia investigation and Comey firing fallout, Senate Judiciary Committee members would be remiss not to use the opportunity to probe the issue of Wray's previous role as Assistant Attorney General in President George W. Bush's Justice Department.
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In order to set it up: One more thing: it would be remiss of us if we didn't mention that, in the past, Facebook (WhatsApp's parent company) has gotten in trouble for using phone numbers provided for two-factor authentication for ad-targeting.
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"I'd be happy to come back in a couple of weeks and give you the update on the facts that are revealed, but I would be a little remiss if I tried to say what the facts are right now," Hahn said.
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Recently, though, Dio's music became clearer for me, and it happened around the time I realized that I was remiss in expecting a society set up on the twin values of spending and earning to find a place for a person like me.
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I would be remiss if I let my personal distaste for how Zucker and Donvan characterize my community get in the way of acknowledging that their book is a part of a promising trend of growing interest in the history of autism and autistic people.
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She sported a cardigan so gaudy and rogue at her Iowa endorsement of Donald Trump (the man who viciously mocked her former running mate's war record) that we would be remiss not to mention that it was the sartorial reflection of Palin and Trump themselves.
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What's worse, Bioware's continued instance on maturity feels particularly remiss in Andromeda, which Dombrow said is the first Mass Effect game to not be bogged down by Shepard (the original trilogy's protagonist) and his no-nonsense style and primary focus on saving the world.
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As I understand it, Death Eyes features ex-members of Rat Eyes and Death Crisis (hence the name) to which I'd say it'd be remiss to not mention the possibility that there's a little bit of a L.A. Guns/Guns 'N' Roses thing going on?
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Last but not least, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention South Korea's emergent indie music scene, which includes a thriving crop of independent rap, hip-hop, and, increasingly, R&B artists, as well as a host of grassroots artists who've made waves on SoundCloud.
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The internet and computing giants — the heaviest users of open source in the world — are collectively worth trillions of dollars, but you would be remiss in thinking that their wealth has somehow trickled down to the maintainers of the open source projects that power them.
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I would be remiss to cancel out club hits like "This Is What You Came For" and recent car cruising anthems like "Slide," but most Calvin Harris singles tend to fall off the American charts in particular like slow-cooked brisket off the bone.
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With Avengers: Infinity War premiering in April, it would be remiss to not point out the fact that we have yet to see a Marvel film where Storm is portrayed in a manner that "bravely" side steps colorism and gives credence to her African roots.
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Jordan got in a lot of digs at the process and how this is all a crock of shit, but in Congress speak, but I would be remiss not to mention that there was a pretty solid dunk on him from Vermont's Peter Welch.
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I would be remiss if I didn't suggest a gift subscription to The New York Times (thank you!) and regardless of where you live, I'm willing to bet there's a local newspaper, magazine, public radio or television station, or another project that could use support.
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A sweeping public lands and conservation bill called the Natural Resources Management Act was just passed by the US House of Representatives, and, as a passionate conservationist and large landowner, I would be remiss not to celebrate this major bipartisan victory for the planet.
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That may be worth $40 for some, but I'd be remiss not to tell you that the same thing can be achieved for free by simply communicating your goals to the people in your life who are willing to hold you accountable, and vice versa.
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"I think our sports leaders have been remiss on both counts, to be more protective of not only our athletes, but the international community of athletes," said Richard Lapchick, the director of the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida.
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Ellen, I'd be remiss if I didn't talk about this government shutdown and jobs, because it's making people think about jobs and there's so many stories about the impact of jobs and people living paycheck to paycheck and this idea of employment is a fresh one.
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And while it's way too soon to provide a full recap of the first episode — spoilers are real — I would be remiss not to talk about a particularly shining example of the series' perfect blend of consciousness, creativity, and hilarity: a fictional version of Scandal called Defamation.
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But we'd be remiss if we didn't also read it in the context of the career of a director who felt stymied at every turn for almost 20 years, before he unexpectedly became one of the most successful directors of his generation almost out of nowhere.
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Roughly a month later, it followed up with a request for information about a 85033 caller to Sean Hannity's radio show, who identified himself as "John in Iowa" and suggested "individuals were remiss in their duties" during the violence, which killed four Americans including Ambassador Christopher Stevens.
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"I would be remiss if I didn't acknowledge that the challenges facing these survivors are a part of a larger system of discrimination and really a manifestation of a culture of male supremacy in our healthcare system and in the nation as a whole," Schneiderman said.
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Any medium grounded in the year 1940 would, of course, be remiss to ignore the vile storm brewing in the United States (and beyond) at the time, but Gilbert's dextrous storytelling finds a way of creating a narrative that is somehow politically aware and downright romplike.
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I've already written about my experience with Red Flags, a play that takes you on an exceedingly awkward first date, but in revisiting the theater I saw this year that has stuck with me the most, I realized I'd be remiss to leave Red Flags off the list.
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These longing looks, glancing touches, and sweet gestures are the things that real relationships are often build up, and it would be remiss to celebrate Summer Lovin' Week without listing a few of those magic moments that are so, so sexy...and yet entirely divorced from the bedroom.
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Online erotic review and advertisement websites undoubtedly facilitate marketing of the commercial sex trade, and we would be remiss to not recognize the fact that they are also critical tools, which are used by the public and law enforcement across the country to identify and investigate sex trafficking.
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Our friends over at Mouthfeel, a delicious new queer food zine that fuses a gay sensibility with a punk aesthetic in one mouthwatering package, are releasing their second issue online today, and we'd be remiss if we didn't share some of the amazing work they're doing with MUNCHIES readers.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that working from home sometimes means working in bed or working from the couch in front of the TV. (Call it an office perk.) When the couch calls, just remember not to keep your laptop on your lap for too long.
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The 45-year-old, who lives in Wolcott, Connecticut with her husband and four children, emphasizes that although she sees herself as a representative of all people, it would be remiss for her not to acknowledge what her presence in Congress would mean for women and people of color.
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DA: I would be remiss if I didn't ask you about the Saudis, and I know you probably are proscribed from being too responsive, but I'm going to take a run at it anyway, which is how valid is the charge that they were complicit through various sponsorships and so on.
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But in her expansive set of prequels, concurrent fictions and sequels, published between 1984 and 2000, she is particularly adept at picking out the characters one would wonder about most, and writes them so well as almost to make Austen seem remiss for telling us only one side of the story.
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While I am grateful for the immense support I have received from the NGV, it would be morally remiss, in light of the above knowledge, for me to remain silent in the context of the current conversation that is taking place around the Australian government's ongoing and systematic abuse of refugees.
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It is not my way to trumpet the fact that I am a woman up for the top job, but I would be remiss in not remarking on it—not least because of the outpouring of support from young women at CIA who consider it a good sign for their own prospects.
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A three-judge panel said the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) erred in issuing a mining permit without a definite term and was also remiss in denying a request by more than half-a-dozen green groups to review the potential environmental effects of PolyMet Mining Corp's planned mine in Minnesota's northeast.
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Take advantage of your employer matchIf you have a 2000(k) or other defined-contribution retirement plan at work with an employer matching program, you&aposd be remiss not to take advantage of it, Brian Face, a certified financial planner and founder of Michigan-based Face 255 Face Planning, previously told Business Insider.
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I am being remiss if I don't talk about the changes that you have embarked upon as a 42-year-old doctor taking a company that everybody liked to a level -- one of my favorite moves that you made, and you just talked about the idea of doing this, you got rid of Alcon.
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Top Defense Contractor Left Sensitive Pentagon Files on Amazon Server With No Password [Updated]Sensitive files tied to a US military project were leaked by a multi-billion dollar firm once…Read more ReadWe'd be remiss if we didn't mention Reality Winner, a massive profile of whom was published in the New Yorker last week.
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I'd be remiss to exclude the hurt that I've brought on people who I work with and have worked with who's professional and personal lives have been impacted by all of this, including projects currently in production: the cast and crew of Better Things, Baskets, The Cops, One Mississippi, and I Love You Daddy.
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I'd be remiss to exclude the hurt that I've brought on people who I work with and have worked with who's [sic] professional and personal lives have been impacted by all of this, including projects currently in production: the cast and crew of 'Better Things,' 'Baskets,' 'The Cops,' 'One Mississippi,' and 'I Love You Daddy.
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Given Berlin is a hotbed of blockchain startups and development, it would be utterly remiss of us not to cover this subject, but the Extra Crunch stage gives us some extra (oh yeah!) bandwidth to do deep-dives for attendees to get under the skin of this rapidly expanding aspect of the tech industry.
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I'd be remiss to exclude the hurt that I've brought on people who I work with and have worked with who's professional and personal lives have been impacted by all of this, including projects currently in production: the cast and crew of Better Things, Baskets, The Cops, One Mississippi, and I Love You, Daddy.
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Technological and other disruptive forces will largely drive mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and other deals in the year ahead, but we would be remiss to ignore how the Trump administration has influenced this activity in a few different ways and how it could accelerate the pace of deals even more in the near term.
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Union has been on a press tour promoting her new book, We're Going to Need More Wine, stopping by so many different events in so many different standout outfits, that we would be remiss if we didn't gather very single look from the past week to admire her chic sensibility, innate style and impressive packing abilities.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Argentinian poet Alejandra Pizarnik — dead most likely of a Seconal overdose in 1972, a suicide at age thirty-six — entices the reader to try to puzzle out her life through her poems and would be remiss not attempting to do so, given the death-obsessed, death-affirming themes throughout her career.
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Moreover, we know we would be remiss to write about electronic music without paying tribute to the LGBTQ community's pivotal role in its genesis and evolution—not just as an art form, but as a physical space, one where people from all walks of life could come together to celebrate being with each other and being themselves.
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Product duds like Vista and Windows Mobile even get a line or two (emphasis below is ours): Windows is the bet on which this company was madeAnd everything else followed from the dividends it paidWe missed a beat with Vista but we'd be remiss to list a set o'Systems that assist the world without our name displayed!
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Any art history book about Los Angeles artists since the 403s would be remiss if it did not mention Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE), the nonprofit arts space that was once a center of the early downtown arts scene and now a mainstay of emerging local and international artists.
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And I would be remiss if I failed to mention Maurizio Cattelan's "America" (2016), an 18-karat solid gold toilet that does everything a toilet is supposed to do, with the added bonus of being a succinct visualization of the shit hole Americans find ourselves in since Donald Trump's election, shortly after the golden loo was installed at the Guggenheim museum.
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" Dennis Berman, managing director at Lazard, cast the deal as a microcosm of the current market environment: "Part of this is just, generally speaking, it's a great time for sellers to get out there, and if there are opportunities to be had, companies would be remiss not to take them if sellers are willing to sell given where valuations are today.
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Director Watt and FHFA are correct to be concerned about the potential consequences for running these two companies on zero capital, and they are right that these two companies are so vital to the U.S. mortgage market that they would be remiss in gambling on the prospect that future draws under the PSPAs would not cause any disruption of the market.
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We'd be remiss if we did not note that one of his initial controversies, waaaaaay back in early days of his nomination, centered around Kavanaugh having reporting somewhere between $60,000 and $200,000 in credit card and personal loan debt related to baseball ticket purchases for him and a "handful" of his friends, specifically Washington Nationals tickets, that he said his friends paid off.
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"In explaining how I feel about one thing that Donald Trump said or did to my daughters, I would be remiss in not revealing the full conversation, which is also why Mommy, who's a woman, did not support the first female presidential candidate for a major party," Trump's campaign manager turned White House counselor said in an interview for TIME's new Firsts video series profiling groundbreaking women.
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CAVUTO: General, I would be remiss if I didn&apost mention all the drama on Capitol Hill today with the Paul Manafort indictments, 12-count indictment, and this George Papadopoulos figure, who could already have been wired and talking to a lot of people in order to extract some sort of a deal with federal authorities, and the same with Rick Gates, what have you.
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" One would be most remiss had the Bronson built song "Larry Csonka" be readied for play, and then had an unforeseen circumstance occur, forcing one to exit the listening area in less than two minutes and ten seconds, limiting your capacity to hear the lyrics and miss the part of the song where Action Bronson says, "I'm diving in like Louganis, I'm aiming right for that anus.
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Trump may be a tentative player in the sartorial diplomacy game — her dress was at least close to one of Australia's national colors, though it was not by an Australian or American designer — Mr. Trudeau seems to understand as well as any of his peers that what you wear is a political tool, and a leader would be remiss not to use it in every way possible.
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"One prong of our strategy is to prove that the dossier was being acted on and circulated by officials at the highest levels of government; but we would be remiss if we didn't use every tool to determine the truth of what actually happened — and whether, as the dossier claims, Mr. Gubarev's servers were behind the DNC hack," BuzzFeed News spokesman Matt Mittenthal told Foreign Policy.
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"It would be totally remiss of us to dismiss [the email investigation] because she's not going to be president," House Oversight Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) told The Washington Post on Wednesday.
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"The themes of love and betrayal and revenge, all of those great classic themes are swimming all the way through our show, and I think you'd be remiss not to acknowledge the Holy Wars that were fought, even though the show is set 15 years after that, because if anything, history proves itself cyclical, and the actions of those men 800 years ago, we're still feeling the repercussions of them now," Cullen says.
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For a fascinating narrative dive into research on the interface between wildfire and communities, read Paul Tullis's long 2013 feature in The New York Times Magazine: "Into the Wildfire: What Science is Learning About Fire and How to Live With It." [Insert] I was remiss in leaving out "Big Burn," the 2008 Pulitzer-winning Los Angeles Times series on the many costs of western wildfire policy, by Bettina Boxall and Julie Cart.
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But as someone who lived through the first round of Friends' cultural reign, who was conscious for at least half of it, and who participated in it in real time, I would be remiss if I didn't remind you all of the truth: Friends, a show about white people being thin and having the pointiest nipples in the continental Americas — and a show that I, at one time, watched and enjoyed — is absolute garbage.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE accused House Democrats of a "sad" effort to impeach him in a series of tweets Friday, suggesting they would be remiss to do to so because of low unemployment numbers and other purported successes.
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Before we go, I'd be remiss if I didn't point out the greatness of Keri Russell in this episode, especially in the scenes with the slowly dying artist, whose work — gigantic voids, absent of color, which seem to swallow you up the more you look at them, painted by Brooklyn artist Alyssa Monks — does that thing where it pings something deep and fundamental to Elizabeth's soul that she doesn't quite want to reckon with, not yet.
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I'd be remiss here, though, if I left out the time she claims to have hung out at an abandoned gas station until someone came and gave her a perfect quote about the gas station's sign, imploring customers to support them over big businesses: Last week, a man and his family pulled into the gas station and was surprised to find it closed, "I kept meaning to stop here on the way home, but other things got in the way," he said.
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Certainly much recent cultural and public dialogue about slavery traces its way back to "Roots": Consider the feature films "12 Years a Slave" and "Amistad," the African Slave Burial Ground in New York City, the New-York Historical Society exhibit about slavery in New York, the discussion of reparations for slavery in the late 1990s, black Americans' interest in tracing their genetic ancestry, and even criticisms that the smash Broadway musical "Hamilton" is remiss in downplaying the role of slavery in its characters' lives.
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