"They are short of medical supplies, short of doctors, nurses, short of everything," Mr. Li said.
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"We're running short of drugs; we're running short of respirators," he said.
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We're not short of managerial focus nor compassion, what we're now short of is options.
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So there is no way to totally opt out, short of short of stopping using WhatsApp.
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Anything short of this expansive view of our workplace experiences falls short of doing business in a democracy.
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Revenue also fell short of forecasts, and Walmart gave a full-year forecast that was short of the Street's outlook.
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But Tomasky allows that The Times "stopped short of demanding the president's resignation," which was well short of supporting impeachment.
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Revenue was short of consensus, however, and the same-store sales increase of 2777 percent was short of the 219 percent estimate.
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As of noon Thursday, aides said the immigration bill wasn't just short of the votes -- it was well short of the votes.
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FireEye also posted earnings that fell short of analysts' expectations and issued guidance for the year that also fell short of forecasts.
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WD-40 — WD-40 posted quarterly profit of 87 cents per share, three cents short of estimates, while revenue also fell short of forecasts.
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WD-40 (WDFC) late Thursday posted quarterly profit of 87 cents per share, 3 cents short of estimates, while revenue also fell short of forecasts.
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Medical professionals are running short of face masks, disinfectant and test kits — and Japan is running short of medical professionals who can perform diagnostic tests.
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With 80 PGA Tour victories, Woods is two short of Sam Snead's mark, while his 103 major titles leave him four short of the Nicklaus mark.
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For now, though, there is little discernible sign that Chinese smelters are running short of concentrates or, indeed, that the country is running short of refined metal.
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The 234-mile rating, from a 90-kWh battery, was six miles short of what Jaguar had projected, and 16 miles short of the researchers' own estimates.
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Democrats fell just short of flipping the historically Republican seat in April when Ossoff fell short of the 50 percent threshold needed to win the jungle primary outright.
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TrueCar (TRUE) fell 2 cents short of estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of three cents per share, with the car-buying service's revenue also falling short of analyst estimates.
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TrueCar – TrueCar fell two cents short of estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of three cents per share, with the car-buying service's revenue also falling short of analyst estimates.
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We modeled numerous operation and construction scenarios short of a total shutdown, but all had significant safety and operational concerns and fell well short of a long-term fix.
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Netflix shares fell more than 13 percent in July after its earnings report fell short of analysts' expectations and the streaming service's new subscribers numbers fell well short of expectations.
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Indeed, the headline nonfarm payrolls print fell short of expectations of a 2023,000 jobs gain and well short of the 268,000 jobs and 248,000 jobs added in April and May, respectively.
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Trulicity sales of $5.093 million in the quarter fell well short of Wall Street estimates of $952 million, while sales of $252.5 million for Taltz also fell short of analysts' estimates.
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"For half a lap short of fuel ... ," he said.
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AYRSHIRE, Scotland — His campaign is desperately short of cash.
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Numbers seem short of state's predictions Numbers for the fourth quarter of 24 were released at the start of this month — and they seemed well short of what the state had originally projected.
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Revenue for the video game publisher fell short of forecasts, however, and its revenue forecast for the holiday quarter is also short of Street estimates amid tough competition from rivals like and others.
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Still, Nexa's foreign listing foray fell well short of PagSeguros'.
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In 2014 half of all households ran short of food.
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In terms of rigour, RCEP falls far short of CPTPP.
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That fell short of analysts' average estimate of $14.70 billion.
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Caterpillar beat earnings estimates but fell short of revenue expectations.
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Anything short of that is a failure on his part.
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That was short of the $21.5 billion that analysts expected.
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RHP Ariel Pena's 2016 debut was nothing short of forgettable.
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The decision to do so is just short of genius.
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The casino operator's revenue fell short of estimates, as well.
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Some residents, however, said they were still short of water.
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The wearable fitness device maker's revenue fell short of estimates.
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Its outlook for fiscal 2017 also fell short of expectations.
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But it stopped short of attributing blame for the murders.
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It still, however, falls short of the full deadline request.
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He stopped short of calling for major gun law reforms.
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That's just short of what the president makes per year.
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That's 3,025 short of the group's goal of 6,400 signatures.
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But the guild falls short of full union status itself.
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If you ask us, that's nothing short of a miracle.
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This is nothing short of a marvel of modern medicine.
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But they fell just short of that goal on Tuesday.
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Any of these numbers fall far short of Trump's 122.
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The Golden Globes opening number was nothing short of spectacular.
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Loma's aptitude for Muay Thai is nothing short of extraordinary.
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They also stopped short of policy prescriptions or legal opinions.
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The memo, however, stops short of admitting Facebook did wrong.
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Anything short of a vote is heartless and cowardly. pic.twitter.
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The insurer's revenue fell short of Street estimates, as well.
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The Nasdaq was 1.4% short of its August record close.
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Within months I was short of breath and coughing regularly.
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Company earnings beat estimates, but revenue fell short of expectations.
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Such schemes fall some way short of London's comprehensive model.
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Facebook's mission statement sales pitch falls well short of that.
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The watch maker's revenue was also short of Street forecasts.
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But it falls far short of both of those shows.
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Yet the plans fall well short of what is needed.
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As things stand, 77 countries fall short of this target.
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Of those, 76 percent are falling short of the target.
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It fell short of that goal, with about 8,250 Superchargers.
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Brainard's remarks fell short of advocating for an immediate cut.
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So, when I breathe, I become very short of breath.
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Revenues are rising, but fall far short of budget targets.
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Short of that, suffice to say, reprisals take many forms.
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Shell's second quarter profit however sharply fell short of expectations.
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It is short of real political insight, which is surprising.
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The sanctions stopped short of banning oil imports from Venezuela.
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Short of potent laxatives, other milder remedies often prove helpful.
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The changes fall short of what many Brexit hardliners wanted.
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He stopped short of saying whether he would fire him.
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The footage of today's fire is nothing short of heartbreaking.
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But others said the debate could fall short of expectations.
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He fell one out short of qualifying for the win.
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It's nothing short of heartbreaking to watch Chernobyl's tragedy unfurl.
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But it will stop short of weakening encryption for authorities.
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The state is short of around 200,000 employees, he says.
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It landed right in the water, short of the green.
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The plane fell short of the runway in heavy fog.
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Supply falls far short of demand, leading to daily blackouts.
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Since the spring, it has persistently fallen short of expectations.
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But Phinney believes the work is nothing short of revolutionary.
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And still other ideas are nothing short of insane. 1.
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That's short of fratricide, which doesn't even seem remotely implausible.
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This falls considerably short of the national average of $5973,320.
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Meanwhile, Poland's economic performance has been nothing short of extraordinary.
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Current policies fall far short of that sort of ambition.
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Revenue numbers fell short of expectations in the prior quarter.
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But I will never risk getting caught short of cash.
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Thune's proposal falls short of what net neutrality advocates favor.
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Even then, he stopped well short of formally endorsing him.
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I come up $2 short of the $34 I owe.
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His 42 doubles is one short of his career high.
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And the leather corner pieces stop just short of it!
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It's now just short of its initial public offering price.
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The company's revenue came in short of estimates, as well.
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O'Rourke's comments stopped short of his competitor Vermont independent Sen.
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That fell short of Wall Street estimates of $31.2 billion.
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It found that many fell short of communicating critical information.
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Otherwise, Ms James seems to be short of a plan.
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"It fell far short of strategic success," the report said.
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Verizon fell short of nearly every expectation on Wall Street.
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The spokesman stopped short of saying the claims are true.
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Short of these, do we have a right to complain?
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Unfortunately, his record has fallen short of the reformist rhetoric.
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And even they would've fallen short of the real thing.
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But short of that, they must be free to speak.
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What it is short of is water to fill them.
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The pizza chain's revenue was also short of analysts' forecasts.
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Its revenue of $1.291 billion also fell short of expectations.
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Uber is no immediate risk of running short of funds.
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But both sides stopped short of pulling out of negotiations.
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His 25.59 homers are two short of his career high.
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Many of them are short of funds and badly managed.
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However, the numbers show he's coming up short of aspirations.
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He refuses to change or, short of that, even adjust.
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The strategy Widder rigged up was nothing short of ingenious.
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The last 24 hours have been nothing short of spectacular.
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Dow futures were trading 50 points short of the mark.
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He struck out nine, one short of a season high.
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And being there with James was nothing short of fun.
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Still, the company is unlikely to be short of money.
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Though not short of enemies, he did not bear grudges.
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That fell short of analysts' expectations of 11.67 billion rupees.
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For Google, the Pixel is nothing short of a triumph.
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It's important to note that Mounk purposely stops short of
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The online travel services company's forecast fell short of expectations.
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TO) earnings fell short of forecasts.. BMO Financial Group (BMO.
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But he concedes that it falls short of "clinical practice".
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Though short of hero worship, the images are bluntly reverent.
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To understate the obvious, that falls short of the mark.
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Still, the moves fall short of a signature legislative accomplishment.
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Senior aides have stopped short of ordering blanket firings, however.
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His group's net asset value falls just short of Industrivarden's.
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Otherwise, Democrats might fall short of taking back the House.
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"It fell short of our expectations," Davis said in reaction.
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In French and Dutch votes, nationalists fell short of expectations.
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Even so, the assistance has fallen short of the need.
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The housewares maker's revenue also came in short of forecasts.
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Short of that, go for a walk in the park.
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He stops short of outright support for Medicare for All.
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Pretax profit of £793 million fell short of analysts' expectations.
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Short of violence, collectors use all manner of psychological pressure.
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"They're way short of 22019," said Freedom Caucus member Rep.
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Severino fell precipitously short of Rivera's standard and Girardi's expectations.
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But he stopped short of calling for any specific actions.
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Nothing short of genocide should be compared to the Nazis.
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The 57 points were one short of his career high.
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But the effort fell far short of that ambitious goal.
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The PROSPER Act unfortunately falls far short of that standard.
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So I say to her, Gladys, you're short of money?
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The restaurant chain's revenue fell short of forecasts, as well.
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But the actions stop short of completely closing the loophole.
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It's still signaling that China is short of zinc units.
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We feel that anything short of that will be insufficient.
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He has consistently stopped short of saying Trump obstructed justice.
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The views from the deck were nothing short of spectacular.
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So far, it is falling well short of that goal.
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His inquiry there fell short of finding a smoking gun.
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Even then, he's fallen far short of apologizing for it.
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That's, of course, one short of the 50 he needs.
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But that fell slightly short of expectations for $298 billion.
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Bour has 71 RBIs, two short of his career high.
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The mattress maker's revenue was also short of analysts' estimates.
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Economically, that falls short of the upgrade Team Trump pledged.
|
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But EU's latest offer falls short of what Britain wants.
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The tentative deal being discussed falls far short of that.
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But those states alone would leave her short of victory.
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Still, Handel stopped short of an outright declaration of victory.
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Elsewhere, Mr. Sanders fell far short of the targets needed.
|
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Other experts said the study fell short of proving causation.
|
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Dow futures were trading 20173 points short of the milestone.
|
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But they've stopped short of actually calling for reparations programs.
|
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That is well short of the central bank's staff forecasts.
|
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Leonard Lance have all fallen short of their Democratic challengers.
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Both fall far short of what gun control advocates want.
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Most likely, the Pelicans will fall short of the postseason.
|
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Nothing short of a full open sourcing would be required.
|
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But it stops short of asserting that Snowden did so.
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It's on par with any band short of King Crimson.
|
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Open source sustainability has been nothing short of an oxymoron.
|
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The rise in betting has been nothing short of meteoric.
|
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He is four homers short of 100 for his career.
|
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But it is short of fruit and veg, he said.
|
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Alan Rusbridger frames these developments as nothing short of a
|
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Its quarterly sales fell short of expectations while earnings beat.
|
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But 115 seats is still short of an outright majority.
|
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Short of being rude, how can I shut this down?
|
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The Duke study stops short of drawing a causal link.
|
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But they stopped short of apologizing in their last update.
|
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Camps for internally displaced persons (IDPs) were short of food.
|
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Fresno State defended well, but it was short of talent.
|
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The military, however, has options short of boarding, officials said.
|
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The bill fell 21 votes short of the needed 60.
|
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That's pretty impressive, although well short of the NHL record.
|
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By any standard measure, it falls short of coherent drama.
|
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Its popularity in Western Europe is nothing short of phenomenal.
|
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In 652, Jackie Robinson fell 36 votes short of unanimity.
|
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Yes, our present has always fallen short of our values.
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This is why Marshall's achievement is nothing short of miraculous.
|
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That was about $28.2 billion short of Wall Street's expectations.
|
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Inside the building, shareholders stopped short of penalizing Boeing executives.
|
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Many would say he has fallen short of that goal.
|
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But Mr. Kobach had stopped just short of declaring victory.
|
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Clinton had stopped short of acting on their political convictions.
|
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Short of something that blatant, however, the situation is ambiguous.
|
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Plenty of damage can be done short of nuclear winter.
|
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The PSD is now 25 seats short of a majority.
|
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His 4323 RBIs are two short of his career best.
|
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He was left humiliated, one seat short of a majority.
|
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Democrats said the resulting investigation fell far short of legitimacy.
|
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Corbyn still fell 64 seats short of a parliamentary majority.
|
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But Mr. Trump's action fell well short of doing so.
|
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In other words, something just short of a complete ceasefire.
|
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And the referendum was just short of being federally sanctioned.
|
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It's hard to envision how this ends short of war.
|
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At one point, the project ran precariously short of money.
|
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Colombia also falls short of OECD standards regarding conflict minerals.
|
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But short of bold investment, that's probably where they'll stay.
|
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What the Kepler mission found was nothing short of astounding.
|
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MOSCOW — The Bolshoi Ballet is not short of "Giselle" productions.
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That fell far short of analysts' expectations of $740 million.
|
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Reed, however, stopped short of calling for Collins to resign.
|
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" He adds, "The two together are nothing short of toxic.
|
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America's banks and companies seem to be short of cash.
|
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What he did this year was nothing short of incredible.
|
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It leaves people increasingly short of breath and excessively fatigued.
|
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But recently he felt short of breath all year round.
|
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Turnout for the Iowa caucuses fell far short of expectations.
|
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People with the illnesses become weak and short of breath.
|
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They stop short of explicitly saying that they are afraid.
|
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But she stopped short of recognizing either man's victory claim.
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But he believes the experience stops short of being traumatic.
|
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He finished two short of his career high for rebounds.
|
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So I didn't really care, is the short of it.
|
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Other countries and regions stopped short of closing borders entirely.
|
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"Short of that, Saudi policy will remain steadfast," he added.
|
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The furniture maker's sales fell short of Street forecasts, however.
|
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"The global market is not short of metal," Gelsomino said.
|
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But he stopped short of sticking to the party line.
|
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There are no penalties for falling short of declared targets.
|
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But the Republicans stopped short of explicitly criticizing Mr. Trump.
|
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But Reeves stopped short of calling on Hurst to resign.
|
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The company also issued guidance that fell short of expectations.
|
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"Are you so short of money?" wrote one Weibo user.
|
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The next three plays fell short of a first down.
|
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The total appears likely to fall short of that goal.
|
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Revenue and same restaurant sales were also short of forecasts.
|
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That destination is the victory circle — nothing short of that.
|
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This deal, while substantial, falls far short of that sum.
|
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Could any single relationship not fall short of such expectations?
|
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Kyle Schwarber finished a home run short of the cycle.
|
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The aluminum producer also saw revenue fall short of forecasts.
|
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U.S. crude futures hit a high just short of $103.
|
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The Army will fall short of its 2018 recruiting goal.
|
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O'Rourke, the former congressman who fell short of beating Sen.
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They are, as I said, one short of a majority.
|
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Anything short of this will needlessly cost many more lives.
|
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Short of an actual Christmas miracle, things are looking rough.
|
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A protagonist would not be short of potential allies, though.
|
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It also issued guidance that fell short of analyst expectations.
|
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His vote left the measure one vote short of passing.
|
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His proposed budget, though, fell short of defense hawks' hopes.
|
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But the program fell far short of the administration's goals.
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We fell short of our standards, and regret the error.
|
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Those efforts failed or fell well short of their aims.
|
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But the group stopped short of endorsing such a probe.
|
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The company's revenue outlook fell short of Wall Street projections.
|
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Yet the middle of the piece fell short of spiritual.
|
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Falling a game short of the Super Bowl is painful.
|
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She stopped short of harsh criticism, and didn't name Damore.
|
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But even that gain fell short of some analysts' expectations.
|
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James had not faded, averaging a hair short of 26.
|
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Short of bombshell revelations, impeachment will be a political wash.
|
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Facebook stopped short of identifying the source of the misinformation.
|
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And what they're doing falls well short of what's needed.
|
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The Grand Budapest Hotel falls 23 votes short of 613.
|
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The fundraising is just $13,000 short of the $50,000 target.
|
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However, he stopped short of saying weather had caused it.
|
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The Neko Atsume toys don't fall short of this standard.
|
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Technically, that legislation only fell one vote short of passing.
|
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I mean, short of some existential event, it is Netflix's.
|
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According to the report, a typical public pension plan fell about 4 percent short of its investment return goals in fiscal year 2015 and more than 7 percent short of the targets in 2016.
|
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In this hypothetical, the final turnout would be just 20163,000 votes, nearly 80,000 short of initial expectations and probably still 50,000 short of what we would have expected by the end of the night.
|
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If "Tito and the Birds" falls well short of those lofty comparisons in its narrative invention — the anodyne resolution feels a few drafts short of something haunting — it also feels more timely than timeless.
|
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The Americans had been 55 seconds short of a gold medal in 2014, and only two goals short of one in 2010, and they had beaten Canada to win the past four world championships.
|
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The notion that a UK short of the EU or an England short of Scotland is going to be able to muster up any kind of forces for an overseas operation is laughable to me.
|
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"Caps number is what we would like to get, but short of that ... I will bring up that short of the caps number we need to move forward" on funding bills, Shelby said earlier Tuesday.
|
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But that figure is far short of the 10,133 people who were charged with white-collar crimes in the 2011 fiscal year, and it remains short of the average annual figure of 8,479 this century.
|
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But that falls far short of a unilateral right of exit.
|
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Stores in the U.S. also fell short of Wall Street estimates.
|
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However, they lost four seats and fell short of a majority.
|
|
But critics think the idea falls short of what is needed.
|
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The company's full-year outlook fell short of Street estimates, however.
|
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They all clear 5% and fall short of 15% on average.
|
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But until now, that evidence came just short of a proof.
|
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Unfortunately, the initiative came far short of raising the necessary funds.
|
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Anything short of that would be both policy and political malpractice.
|
|
Although Citigroup beat profit estimates, its revenues fell short of expectations.
|
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For the rest of us, it is nothing short of apocalyptic.
|
|
In previous years, donor funding has fallen short of U.N. appeals.
|
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There are, at some companies, penalties and precautions short of termination.
|
|
He stopped short of saying Congress should subpoena those returns. 5.
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Its outlook for fiscal 22017 also fell well short of expectations.
|
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But short of that, reform takes time, and it takes work.
|
|
The growth of the US economy keeps falling short of expectations.
|
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Target also forecast first-quarter profit short of Wall Street estimates.
|
|
Revenue for the lubricant maker fell short of forecasts, as well.
|
|
WD-40 (WDFC) fell short of expectations on earnings and revenue.
|
|
BlackRock's adjusted earnings beat estimates, but revenue fell short of expectations.
|
|
History has proved soccer ("football") matches are nothing short of entertaining.
|
|
Opinion polls had predicted secessionists to fall short of a majority.
|
|
The siblings' first meeting was nothing short of "adorable," Lilley says.
|
|
It's hard to see how, short of a major supply shock.
|
|
However, the company's billings fell short of expectations, pressuring the shares.
|
|
In 2016, Hillary Clinton fell short of victory by 38 EVs.
|
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More crucially, Hubei is running short of testing kits and reagents.
|
|
She had served just short of seven years under espionage charges.
|
|
The firms appeared to have instituted something just short of omertà.
|
|
But anything short of that puts Bush "effort" on life support.
|
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The group stopped short of suspending Venezuela and called for dialogue.
|
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The discharge petition was just two names short of being activated.
|
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Today, it's trading around $352 — far short of the $420 mark.
|
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Basically, he's portrayed as something just short of a Russian spy.
|
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The report stopped short of declaring Trump had committed a crime.
|
|
But the stock sale will fall short of Saudi Arabia's ambitions.
|
|
Earnings were 10 cents short of expectations at $1.90 a share.
|
|
Yet McLaren doesn't strike a visitor as being short of cash.
|
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However, these fall far short of the full scale that's needed.
|
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The economy is definitely falling short of the Fed's growth expectation.
|
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Even with enough doctors, many hospitals were desperately short of supplies.
|
|
The ruling Conservative Party is 45 MPs short of a majority.
|
|
The company stopped short of identifying the source of the misinformation.
|
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Short of a catastrophic epidemic, however, his vision will remain elusive.
|
|
What surprises is how the script always stops short of melodrama.
|
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But the organization stopped short of a full claim of responsibility.
|
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Spin currently operates in 70 markets, 30 short of that goal.
|
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It is also 7,453 short of its goal of 10,000 reservists.
|
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A crackdown on shadow banking has left them short of funds.
|
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Sadly, they fall far short of the number they're aiming for.
|
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In March, the resolution was seven votes short of moving forward.
|
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But the travel review website operator's revenue was short of forecasts.
|
|
Meanwhile, Nike's latest quarterly revenues fell short of Wall Street's expectations.
|
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The others have fallen short of them by a combined $3trn.
|
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But, again, the process stopped short of a complete partisan standoff.
|
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Ozuna is three short of tying his career high for homers.
|
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However, the hotel chain's current quarter forecast is short of forecasts.
|
|
For many, the move fell short of what was really needed.
|
|
Short of that, though, they seem doomed to also-ran status.
|
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He was one short of a career-high for threes made.
|
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Yet advertising might fall short of this ideal in many ways.
|
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The possibilities of this simple attack are nothing short of unnerving.
|
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Unfortunately, however, her mask-removal skills fall very short of his.
|
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There is no guarantee, in short, of any progress at all.
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Nothing short of a miracle would save Janet and Victor Morales.
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You actually can't declare war, but short of that- California might.
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And falling short of perfection isn't "failing," because perfection is bullshit.
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The results of the ensuing explosion are nothing short of catastrophic.
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It's impossible short of inserting a sensor into the battery itself.
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Yet some of his own views fell short of this ideal.
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The current rehabilitation of Detroit's downtown is nothing short of fierce.
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By settling the case now, Khosrowshahi looks nothing short of magnanimous.
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Late Wednesday, the company reported earnings that fell short of estimates.
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Using the iPad Pro has been nothing short of a revelation.
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That was well short of Wall Street forecasts of $572.2 million.
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Waste picking is still some way short of Silicon Valley slickness.
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However, she stopped short of activists' demands to scrap it altogether.
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Short of real smut, why cover up such objects of desire?
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The split left Syriza five votes short of a parliamentary majority.
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But it's several steps short of a Brexit scenario for Italy.
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The oilfield services company's revenue fell slightly short of analyst forecasts.
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The Washington Post noted she stopped short of endorsing that agreement.
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Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank are nothing short of royally cute!
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This year it will be short of around 20163 new airmen.
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But Collins stopped short of saying she believed Ford's testimony entirely.
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But they stopped short of calling for opening an impeachment inquiry.
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It is now expected to fall short of its 2020 targets.
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Yelper Trevor L., however, sees it as nothing short of amazing.
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Hacquebord and Trend Micro have stopped short of making that connection.
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That too was well short of the 5.6% increase analysts expected.
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Russia, after all, is perfecting hybrid tactics short of overt warfare.
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The casino operator's revenue was also short of Wall Street forecasts.
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The office furniture maker's revenue also fell short of Street forecasts.
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But China still falls well short of overall U.S. naval power.
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That seemed short of a pledge to actually revive the safeguards.
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That's what Joshua Short of WNDU in South Bend, Indiana, expected.
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Revenue and earnings results fell well short of Wall Street's estimates.
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That leaves Miranda an Oscar short of the elusive (P)EGOT.
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Twitter fell short of MAU estimates for the two previous quarters.
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Current actions and investments fall far short of what is needed.
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Revenue fell short of forecasts, however, as domestic advertising sales declined.
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JOHN BRENNAN, FORMER CIA DIRECTOR: This was nothing short of treasonous.
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She implanted in me an impression, slightly short of a command.
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McConnell, Ryan's Senate counterpart, stopped short of calling for such action.
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Actual testing falls short of Ohio's guidelines, mirroring the U.S. problem.
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His journey to Wonka's factory is nothing short of a dream.
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However, we have clearly fallen short of Armstrong's and Clarke's visions.
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The power that this guy holds is nothing short of spectacular.
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The numbers fell short of expectations and shares opened down 2%.
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The efforts across multiple departments have been nothing short of herculean.
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With $3,827 raised, CH4 fell far short of its $180,000 goal.
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BIGGEST FAILURE Obamacare has fallen far short of what was promised.
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"Their operations can continue," he said, stopping short of providing details.
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But the company still stopped short of making its code public.
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The car rental company's revenue also fell slightly short of forecasts.
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Pakistan is another country that is extremely short of freshwater resources.
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You gotta watch the video ... Pead is nothing short of impressive.
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" Simmons analysts called the reaction from investors "nothing short of punishing.
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But the latest publicized Alexa scenario is nothing short of creepy.
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That also came in short of analysts expectations for $22018 billion.
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After that, she's been disease free … it's nothing short of miraculous.
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However, revenue was short of expectations, putting the shares under pressure.
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May's figure was slightly short of economists' expectations for 190,000 units.
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Revenue also fell short of estimates as print ad sales decline.
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But it stopped short of saying whether he would end them.
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"East Mosul is nothing short of a miracle," Canadian Brig. Gen.
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But Beck stopped short of calling the president-elect a racist.
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Instead, she fell short of that by about 4 percentage points.
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The 13 3s are one short of the Big Ten record.
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He stopped short of saying they would be barred from returning.
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U.S. economic data announced on Monday also fell short of expectations.
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But officials have stopped short of issuing a full veto threat.
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Short of the tiger turning herbivore, Putin is not leaving Syria.
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For Telegraph columnist Jamie Whyte, it is nothing short of fascism.
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Like Dunkirk itself, his performance falls short of even clichéd Britishness.
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Abenomics may have fallen short of the hype that accompanied it.
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The leasing firms themselves insist they are not short of customers.
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Brittany Snow's 30th birthday party was nothing short of aca-awesome.
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Sia Cooper's post-baby body transformation is nothing short of incredible.
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They have vociferously criticized Trump while stopping just short of impeachment.
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And sadly, what resulted was nothing short of a witch-hunt.
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Unfortunately, the president's plan falls woefully short of passing that test.
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The rapper, of course, is something short of a perfect messenger.
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"This subpoena is nothing short of political theater," Collins said. Rep.
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But it stopped short of saying it would join the freeze.
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Yet Aramco appears poised to be valued short of $2 trillion.
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Pelosi, for her part, stopped short of lobbing charges of racism.
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Arguably it is among Congress' most important, short of declaring war.
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Ms. Collins still seemed far short of that number on Wednesday.
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Brigadier General Amir Hatami stopped short of explicitly confirming the test.
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But Trump can't really take solace in anything short of that.
|
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Abenomics has fallen short of its targets and its overblown rhetoric.
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This shift is nothing short of a sea-change, long overdue.
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The President's performance yesterday in Helsinki was nothing short of shocking.
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Both fell short of the 60-vote threshold needed to advance.
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Kavanaugh remains short of the simple majority needed to be confirmed.
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Results for the six months to September fell short of expectations.
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He remains short of the simple majority needed to be confirmed.
|
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But the 2019 Sexiest Man Alive sells himself short, of course.
|
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He died three years later, just short of his ninetieth birthday.
|
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But top Trump administration officials expressed nothing short of full confidence.
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On the surface, it's been nothing short of awful this year.
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Barkov's goal, his 26th, is two short of his career best.
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He duly obliged, and the result is nothing short of spectacular.
|
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Yet the products will stop short of resembling the Apple Watch.
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But he stopped short of formally revoking his endorsement of Trump.
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Gross bookings and trip totals did fall short of analysts' forecasts.
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Kelechi Anyikude: Arsene is not going to be short of offers.
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O'Rourke stopped short of endorsing restoring voting rights for all felons.
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"Short of that, they were not going to intervene," he said.
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But Clinton stopped short of saying outright that he is unqualified.
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Both earnings and sales expectations came up short of analysts' consensus.
|
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They sometimes made her short of breath, at other times nauseated.
|
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But it still fell short of breaking even from Tuesday's losses.
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Public housing in America is in nothing short of a crisis.
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QUINTANILLA: BUT DEFINITELY SHORT OF YOUR EXPECTATIONS GOING INTO THE YEAR?
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Clinton herself stopped short of denouncing Mr. Trump as an authoritarian.
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He looks thin and tired, unshaven, confused, cold, short of breath.
|
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Meanwhile, revenues generated by the tax fell far short of projections.
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During my time at WNBC she was nothing short (of) fabulous.
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But they have stopped short of enshrining broad change in law.
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But the measures fell short of hopes for more aggressive action.
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That falls short of standard eight-hour workdays plus commuting time.
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The group's approach stops short of asking for a weapons ban.
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For NASA, the space station is not running short of supplies.
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Nadler, however, stopped short of publicly calling for an impeachment inquiry.
|
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He is two short of Kevin Love's Pac-403 freshman record.
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The missiles fell well short of the ship in both attacks.
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J.B. Hunt Transport Services' results fell short of Wall Street's forecasts.
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Amazon sank after its profit came up short of analysts' estimates.
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Comparable sales rose 1.0 percent, also short of Wall Street expectations.
|
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Bristol beat analysts' earnings estimates but fell short of revenue expectations.
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At the same time, they stop short of full-throated enthusiasm.
|
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Kesha's return to the stage has been nothing short of triumphant.
|
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But, short of disabling the button entirely, it's a decent compromise.
|
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The Compact is only 81 electoral votes short of a majority.
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Serve cool — well short of chilled but cooler than room temperature.
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Sadly, Crawford finished two hits short of the Major League record.
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Over here, if you're a have-not, you're short of dough.
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If you're a have-not in hell, you're short of virtue.
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I began to follow but stopped just short of the doorway.
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Charlie stopped short of a confirmation though, but it's pretty obvious.
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This was nothing short of radical in the 1960s and '70s.
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And it falls very, very short of his campaign trail promises.
|
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Public health, while still well short of international standards, has improved.
|
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Alphabet has a current market cap just short of $490 billion.
|
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Yet come Election Day, the PVV fell way short of expectations.
|
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However, it fell short of the 5.5 percent expansion in August.
|
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She had finished in sixth place, well short of her expectations.
|
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This was just short of the consensus forecast of 2.4 percent.
|
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Mr. Trump's closest advisers stopped well short of his provocative claim.
|
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Clinton revised her explanation but fell short of admitting a mistake.
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Until now, I've generally fallen, often disastrously, short of fulfilling them.
|
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Nothing short of America's global standing is now on the line.
|
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Meanwhile, Japan export data released on Wednesday fell short of expectations.
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Many of the complaints fall well short of a criminal threshold.
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But he stopped short of saying the crown prince was responsible.
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Though all fell short of the top prize, none were terrible.
|
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After all, it does capture the long and short of it.
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His administration's actions so far fall well short of such pronouncements.
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"Are you sure you don't feel short of breath?" he asked.
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Short of this, however, the court can offer you no relief.
|
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That was short of Wall Street estimates for a 0.943,000 rise.
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"The ads stop short of making a health claim," he said.
|
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She also stopped short of saying she would endorse another woman.
|
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"Sometimes we'd be short of diapers, sheets, linens," one nurse testified.
|
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Yet Iraqi due process standards fall glaringly short of Western ones.
|
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Short of that, he should be dismissed from the Oval Office.
|
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Our experience with open adoption has been nothing short of miraculous.
|
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Parliament studied the issue but stopped short of passing a law.
|
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He decided that the evidence fell short of meeting that standard.
|
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Women may still fall short of equality in control of government.
|
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As Dr. Stahlbaum and the King, he's nothing short of divine.
|
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He stopped short of endorsing the president's plan for a wall.
|
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What else can users do to, short of buying new phones?
|
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Mudiay's 27 points were only three short of his career high.
|
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But the president stopped short of calling out China by name.
|
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Short of that, few believe any parties are about to bolt.
|
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That's about 13 points short of where he needs to be.
|
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Now that the work came back they are short of people.
|
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That is one step short of an outright call for impeachment.
|
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These intermittent changes have fallen far short of a systemic overhaul.
|
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Its air force is outdated, undertrained and frequently short of fuel.
|
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In every state, Sanders fall far short of his old margins.
|
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"This is nothing short of martial law," councilman Sal DiCiccio tweeted.
|
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The Hunters had never been known to be short of money.
|
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In 2017, Republicans fell short of repealing the Affordable Care Act.
|
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In 2014, the court stopped just short of overruling the decision.
|
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But each year, it has stopped short of taking any action.
|
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Short of this, the referendum will set in motion Kurdish independence.
|
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The Warriors have plans for nothing short of a repeat title.
|
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Stephen Colbert's late-night turnaround has been nothing short of remarkable.
|
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Mr. Morales-Santana's father fell just short of satisfying that requirement.
|
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The Cougars committed 19 turnovers, one short of their season high.
|
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That said, the essay falls short of addressing the entire problem.
|
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Funding falls far short of the $75 million authorized by Congress.
|
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Short of a return to grandiosity, what lies ahead for Priorat?
|
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The state of play: Harris' Q3 haul is short of Sen.
|
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You'll recall ... Stormi's first birthday bash was nothing short of spectacular.
|
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The Navy remained short of adequately trained sailors and reliable ships.
|
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Her performances in the past have been nothing short of iconic.
|
|
Results — short of avoiding termination — have been mixed for tech employees.
|
|
Yet, a pardon also would fall short of everything Cohen needs.
|
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And nothing short of this will ever be accepted or tolerated!
|
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Short of that, history is very, very likely to repeat itself.
|
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And right now no one can stop him short of impeachment.
|
|
The travel website operator's revenue came up short of Street forecasts.
|
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Senate Democrats say McConnell's plan falls far short of what's needed.
|
|
Brady has stopped short of endorsing Trump for the presidency, however.
|
|
This means she is far short of a guaranteed Commons victory.
|
|
But so far it's fallen short of the worst case scenario.
|
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But in the post-Obama era, it's nothing short of revolutionary.
|
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I grew up in Long Island, right short of Long Island.
|
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Still, he noted, this act fell short of an impeachable offense.
|
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Several women reported using the techniques short of physical self-defense.
|
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But officials stopped short of accusing Iran of ordering the attack.
|
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The amendment fell short of the 60 votes needed for adoption.
|
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Unfortunately, the court stopped short of declaring the bureau itself unconstitutional.
|
|
But anything short of 100 percent offers an opening to competitors.
|
|
The measure fell short of the 2628 votes needed for adoption.
|
|
Short of disrupting gravity itself, what's a tech ideator to do?
|
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Where we see this industry going is nothing short of remarkable.
|
|
In hindsight, his conviction was nothing short of a death sentence.
|
|
The sentence fell short of federal prosecutors' recommendation of 21 months.
|
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But everything since then has been nothing short of a disaster.
|
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He stopped short of stating explicitly that the lander had failed.
|
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The design stops just short of the sides of the canvas.
|
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Right now, they are four short of being the majority party.
|
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But he stopped short of urging his supporters to street action.
|
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I'm short [of money] and we need to recuperate the funds.
|
|
Tech entrepreneur Andrew Yang remains a few polls short of qualifying.
|
|
Amy Klobuchar, have similarly stopped short of endorsing free public college.
|
|
Trump stopped short of withdrawing from the Obama-era pact, however.
|
|
"This is the greatest short of all time," Mr. Stockman said.
|
|
Anything short of the truth under oath will not be tolerated.
|
|
Revenue of $1.49 billion fell short of expectations for $1.52 billion.
|
|
The car rental company's revenue fell short of forecasts, as well.
|
|
After his first two shots, Woods was short of the green.
|
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Baltimore fell short of tying its longest winning streak since 2005.
|
|
The company beat earnings estimates but fell short of revenue estimates.
|
|
She described Seamus' adoption as nothing short of a Christmas miracle.
|
|
Short of tendering his resignation, he had no other real choice.
|
|
To examine the facts and demand nothing short of the truth.
|
|
Bullard stopped short of fully endorsing the U.S. president's trade policies.
|
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Trump stopped short of saying he would veto the measure, however.
|
|
Short of starting a trade war by sanctioning China, retired Col.
|
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Palestinians sidelined Meanwhile, the Palestinians find themselves distressingly short of options.
|
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Falling short of that will simply allow the issue to fester.
|
|
However, the double-digit growth fell short of analysts' average expectations.
|
|
Siegel said the market's recent run is nothing short of amazing.
|
|
He stops short of recommending solutions, and thus giving policy advice.
|
|
Singapore is not short of policy tools to ward off speculators.
|
|
Even if he falls short of knocking off sitting Republican Sen.
|
|
However, Wingstop gave an outlook that fell short of Street forecasts.
|
|
So when they reunited, naturally, it was nothing short of enchanting.
|
|
Both measures fall short of the tax overhaul demanded by companies.
|
|
But it stopped short of threatening a veto of either measure.
|
|
But it stopped short of endorsing legislation for Congress to consider.
|
|
State Senate Democrats are currently one seat short of a majority.
|
|
That still fell short of the gain in the S&P.
|
|
But even combined, the two parties are short of a majority.
|
|
Segura finished a homer short of the cycle and scored twice.
|
|
But that type of tweak would fall short of what's needed.
|
|
American media giant Omnicom fell short of Wall Street quarterly estimates.
|
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Goldman has "fallen far short of any standard," Mr. Thomas said.
|
|
The factory was short of orders and in danger of closing.
|
|
But his legislative efforts proved to fall well short of revolutionary.
|
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But his legislative efforts proved to fall well short of revolutionary.
|
|
I was short of breath just climbing up a few stairs.
|
|
Short of handing over the nuclear codes, nothing could be worse.
|
|
Portland has been short of affordable housing for a long time.
|
|
Still, it was nothing short of elation when they were found.
|
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Short of a major hit, it's difficult to justify the costs.
|
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Successive votes had come up short of the required absolute majority.
|
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The quarter's revenue of $2360 billion fell well short of expectations.
|
|
The solutions discussed were short of items involving money changing hands.
|
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But it stops short of asserting that Snowden actually did so.
|
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Photographer Christopher McKenney's Surreal photo series is nothing short of terrifying.
|
|
The company stopped short of identifying the source of the misinformation.
|
|
Yet he stopped short of calling for Assad to step down.
|
|
America currently falls far short of that widespread access to treatment.
|
|
Susan's daughter, she notes, died short of three weeks after birth.
|
|
But he will likely stop short of, say, serious economic engagement.
|
|
John Kasich — Trump might fall short of the delegates he needs.
|
|
U.S. crude futures CLc27 hit a high just short of $21.
|
|
But they still seem likely to fall short of previous years.
|
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That's far short of the 13 it would require to overcome a filibuster and very far short of the 20 Republican senators it would require to overcome a presidential veto and reopen the government without him.
|
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The DUP has made clear anything that differentiates Northern Ireland from the rest of the United Kingdom won't get their vote, likely leaving May short of a majority and the UK short of a Brexit deal.
|
|
"I don't think that anything short of massive integration measures — that are going to be costly and politically contentious, and that are going to get parents really pissed off — nothing short of that is going to work."
|
|
Still, there are serious concerns that fall short of that dire possibility.
|
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However, he also fell short of leaders with far weaker democratic credentials.
|
|
HBO and Turner fell short of forecasts for growth in subscription revenue.
|
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It falls well short of the kind the recession-fighting fund requires.
|
|
Capital One Financial (COF) fell short of expectations with earnings and revenue.
|
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Short of that, providing buprenorphine for just a few days could help.
|
|
I made sure he was never alone, and never short of hugs.
|
|
Ejection tests are a limited step short of a full-blown launch.
|
|
All day, every day Beyoncé's manicures are nothing short of statement-making.
|
|
From Alibaba to JD, China is not short of e-commerce powerhouses.
|
|
Lupita Nyong'o's makeup looks are never short of 11 out of 10.
|
|
That existential despair could be so beautiful is nothing short of inspiring.
|
|
A year earlier, five banks were found to be short of requirements.
|
|
There are many emotions when you come up short of your goal.
|
|
Both industry leaders beat on earnings, but fell short of revenue estimates.
|
|
That Nicolas was there — at all — was nothing short of a miracle.
|
|
What ensued was a training regime that was nothing short of insane.
|
|
Get ready, because this week's space photos are nothing short of epic.
|
|
Importantly, he stopped short of expanding employee protections to other campus sports.
|
|
The bill is significant, but certainly far short of another New Deal.
|
|
It got 193 votes, about 20 votes short of what was needed.
|
|
Those forecasts fall short of the growth target that Trump has set.
|
|
But Tehran has stopped short of moves that could jeopardize the accord.
|
|
The firm said the bank's revenues could fall short of consensus expectations.
|
|
Its adjusted revenue was $544.7 million, which fell short of Street forecasts.
|
|
Its gross food sales of $1.2 billion also fell short of expectations.
|
|
At least initially, though, "Legion" is intriguing but well short of extraordinary.
|
|
Right now, there is no sign of China running short of metal.
|
|
But Box' deferred revenues and billings fell short of Wall Street's predictions.
|
|
In fact, KORUS has undergone something well short of a full overhaul.
|
|
This year has been nothing short of a disaster for technology stocks.
|
|
If you're planning on tuning in, you won't be short of options.
|
|
Cory Booker stopped short of committing to breaking up the tech industry.
|
|
A canny and opportunistic operator, she will not be short of ammunition.
|
|
The world is not short of ideas to realise the Paris goal.
|
|
But both are well short of either Paul Volcker or Alan Greenspan.
|
|
Enrollment continues to fall short of expectations, which is contributing to instability.
|
|
Sadly, instead of shelter, what most find is nothing short of horrendous.
|
|
You watch the team either fulfill or fall short of your projections.
|
|
Trade between America and South Korea has indeed fallen short of expectations.
|
|
Saul Zucker died in June, five months short of his hundredth birthday.
|
|
He is one short of Lou Brock's franchise record for leadoff homers.
|
|
The metrics that were finally shown fell short of some analysts predictions.
|
|
But it's still falling short of the full potential of the spec.
|
|
The mining behemoth's record dividend payout fell slightly short of some expectations.
|
|
The researchers claim no conflicts of interest -- short of loving good food.
|
|
For all its straining, Zenefits began to fall short of revenue goals.
|
|
No single candidacy this year fell so short of its original expectations.
|
|
But rarely, short of taking power themselves, have they meddled so brazenly.
|
|
Yet the commission's remedies still fall far short of reining in Google.
|
|
As a result, their first seasons fell short of their own potential.
|
|
If there's one thing E3 was not short of, it was controllers.
|
|
So far, however, pledges to cut pollution fall short of what's needed.
|
|
In this respect THEDAO clearly falls very short of the mark. Yes.
|
|
However, Rox stops short of being a full A/B testing platform.
|
|
BlackRock stopped short of pledging to vote more often against companies' management.
|
|
You can control every aspect of the camera short of the aperture.
|
|
It's a disappointing result for "Blair Witch," which fell short of tracking.
|
|
We project fiscal metrics to fall short of the government's revised targets.
|
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The government is at least 258 votes short of the 22060 needed.
|
|
Clinton also fell short of President Obama's 20123 performance among women generally.
|
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And nothing short of that would safeguard "passporting" rights for City firms.
|
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Everything short of this guy&aposs name and his social security number.
|
|
Konta suggested that a long season had left her short of energy.
|
|
The oilfield services company's revenue fell slightly short of analysts' forecasts, however.
|
|
The profit of 1.427 billion euros ($1.79 billion) fell short of expectations.
|
|
So is China comfortably supplied with lead or short of the stuff?
|
|
This transition from tabloid to hard news was nothing short of remarkable.
|
|
Falling just short of a goal becomes motivation for the next one.
|
|
The campaign seems to have fallen far short of its intended goal.
|
|
Just short of $11,000 ... at least for Team USA swimmer Jimmy Feigen.
|
|
AWS revenue was $8.38 billion, falling short of the expected $8.83 billion.
|
|
Samantha says the start of their relationship was nothing short of amazing.
|
|
The shift to smartphones in Mexico has been nothing short of spectacular.
|
|
But the videogame maker put its holiday sales forecast short of estimates.
|
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But he's fallen far short of the blind trust ethics experts recommend.
|
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But most stopped short of actually pulling their endorsements of his candidacy.
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That would not be far short of China in its boom years.
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And unfortunately, most artists are falling short of the task at hand.
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However, both chains fell short of analysts' forecasts, according to the StreetAccount.
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The court stopped short of mandating a minimum seat pitch, as FlyersRights.
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On top of that, Align's second-quarter earnings fell short of expectations.
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But the trip turned out to be nothing short of a dream.
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The travel website operator's revenue also came in short of analysts' expectations.
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The world already knows that Aretha Franklin was nothing short of genius.
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In many ways, the AHCA falls way short of Trump's grandiose promises.
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Benintendi finished 3-for-5 and a triple short of the cycle.
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Nobody I knew expressed anything short of disgust for Dylan and Eric.
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The deal is "well short" of Credit Suisse's accretion expectations, he said.
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But he has stopped short of calling for Assad's removal from office.
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But that still puts the House well short of the president's request.
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That still left the legislation short of the votes needed for passage.
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He was a triple short of the cycle Tuesday and is hitting .
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Short of a guided Ayahuasca ceremony, we've collected all the dreamy stuff.
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But he stopped short of any call to cancel the nuclear accord.
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"I fall short of what I say I'm all about," he says.
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" Then CNN followed: "irked and exasperated" but "stopped short of outright fury.
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Opposition parties could gather only 227 votes, short of the 3,421 required.
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It is nothing short of the gravest environmental threat of our time.
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Previous research efforts in automated colorization fell short of being totally automatic.
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Short of firing Mueller, this is now entirely out of Trump's hands.
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What OG accomplished at The International 2018 is nothing short of astonishing.
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But he stopped short of directly blaming Putin for orchestrating the hacks.
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That 2015 proposal failed after falling just short of winning majority support.
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Idaho homeowners gained close to $27,000 and Californians just short of $20,000.
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Total GFA sold, however, fell slightly short of the peak in 8523.
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Nonfarm payrolls rose by just 22,22.5, far short of the expected 190,000.
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However, average selling prices of $618 fell short of forecasts of $638.
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Unfortunately for our camera guy ... the hug train stopped short of him.
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But the firm's economics team stopped short of calling a global recession.
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That statement stopped short of alleging that Russia wanted to help Trump.
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That's because this category's online penetration falls well short of overall trends.
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The White House late Monday stopped short of fully endorsing the proposal.
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Results in many cases have been nothing short of lackluster at best.
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But the report itself stopped short of saying the war was illegal.
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Short of a massive breakup effort, the reduction in competition is permanent.
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As of this moment, they are still woefully short of that goal.
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Why did the IPO come up a bit short of your expectations?
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Dillard's earnings fell short of quarterly estimates, The Associated Press reported Monday.
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The GOP national security officials' letter fell well short of endorsing Clinton.
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IBM shares are under pressure after its revenues fell short of expectations.
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Nothing short of the nation's democratic tradition, he says, is at stake.
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The pharmacy benefit manager's revenue was short of the Street's outlook, however.
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Ryan stopped short of endorsing Trump but said the session was productive.
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But at Thursday's hearing, the SEC stopped short of recommending such sanctions.
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The first tweet featuring three lone emoji was nothing short of baffling.
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But Carson stopped short of saying he was officially leaving the race.
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And even those sales of Guinness are falling short of its hopes.
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He is one homer short of his career best set in 2013.
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"We are short of almost everything," he told German lawmakers on Tuesday.
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The latter figure would be only two seats short of a majority.
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Apple promises 10 hours, but our tests fell far short of that.
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But even Mr Obama's drawn-out addresses fall short of the record.
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This recovery, while long-lived, has fallen well short of reasonable expectations.
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He looks likely to fall short of the 18 votes he needs.
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Troubled companies are short of money; that is why they are troubled.
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Wood Mackenzie's forecast puts output far short of targets set by Beijing.
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As a display of contrition, this falls far short of the mark.
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The economy is doing good, and we are short of our workers.
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" Adds Reiser: "We didn't want to fall short of our own standards.
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He fell two points short of his career best set on Dec.
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Tate knew that nothing short of a hail Mary could save her.
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Justin Fairfax (D), but stopped short of calling on Fairfax to resign.
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Mr. Jones was two years short of completing an apprenticeship in plumbing.
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However, Citigroup's net interest income and margin fell just short of expectations.
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"This is nothing short of terrifying," a reader identified as CL wrote.
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"What you've done is nothing short of a miracle," Newhouse tells Brown.
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Such a reality would be nothing short of a sex-trafficking apocalypse.
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Even short of tensions, there is the possibility of accidents and miscalculations.
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Gross bookings of $16.47 billion also fell short of $16.7 billion consensus.
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The report once again stopped short of calling China a currency manipulator.
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He is probably on track to finish a bit short of 1,237.
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Derek Norris finished a triple short of the cycle for the Padres.
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The resolution fell short of the two-thirds majority required to pass.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The London Metal Exchange (LME) is running short of tin.
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The vote fell 63 votes short of the 26 needed for passage.
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Human rights groups say the tribunal's procedures fall short of international standards.
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The vote fell 15 votes short of the 60 needed for passage.
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HE) fell short of gaining majority control of German peer Uniper (UN01.
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But she stopped short of signaling any timetable for the next increase.
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And ghost tales are something the Mystery House is not short of.
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Other data including industrial output and retail sales fell short of expectations.
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Russia has taken aggressive actions short of war against NATO as well.
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But Honda and Toyota stop short of letting their cars drive themselves.
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The prices of Airbnbs in the area were nothing short of shocking.
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The result is thus perfectly passable, but well short of practically perfect.
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The official PMI released on Tuesday had fallen just short of expectations.
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The stakes are high, but the negotiators fall short of the mark.
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He is one short of his home run total from last season.
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They stopped short of "getting inside somebody's head," he tells Business Insider.
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Unfortunately, the global demand for AI talent falls far short of supply.
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By all accounts Republicans enter the day still short of the votes.
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Its sales and daily active users fell short of Wall Street expectations.
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People on our trek agreed this was little short of a miracle.
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Ocasio-Cortez herself stopped short of supporting Pelosi after her stunning victory.
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Revenue, at $577 milllion, fell short of analysts' expectations of $584 million.
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The campaign fell short of collecting the necessary funds by the Sept.
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Democratic aides are confident Republicans will fall far short of that number.
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That left him three short of the record held by Sam Snead.
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Most Americans are falling short of the savings needed to retire comfortably.
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Several stopped short of threatening to withhold support from their leaders, however.
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In America's great public hospitals, the show is nothing short of operatic.
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Djokovic collected his championship, but Williams came up short of her goal.
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But that's almost $500 million short of Obama's $1 billion budget request.
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The result has been well short of the renaissance Mr. Abe promised.
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That still wound up being five games short of a playoff berth.
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It received 50 votes, short of the 60 required to move forward.
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Does it fall short of fulfilling this mission much of the time?
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However, the apparel retailer's revenue fell slightly short of Wall Street forecasts.
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In the end, Carlyle's bill fell short of passing on March 25.
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As images from the attack show, words fall short of the horror.
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Its first attempt, the face-camera called Spectacles, fell short of spectacular.
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But Thursday's message stops short of acknowledging that it caused the epidemic.
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But he stopped short of signaling a full break with the EPP.
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A private investor finally provided $150,13, far short of what was needed.
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Short of sweeping immigration reform, the Wall Street Journal reported on Feb.
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The board's 1,033 tanker fleet is well short of the city's requirements.
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The board's 1,23 tanker fleet is well short of the city's requirements.
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So, too, is the frustration when it falls short of those ideals.
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Trump isn't the first to fall short of reforming the nation's capital.
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Short of a government appeal, the Michaud case may well be over.
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The reality is that Lime's application fell notably short of its competitors.
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In addition, its three-person founding team is nothing short of impressive.
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Chevron also reported just short of anticipated earnings for 2Q, CNBC reports.
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In the past, however, O'Rourke has stopped short of supporting cash reparations.
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Acid attacks are just one tiny step short of pre-meditated murder.
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But that bill fell short of the needed votes in the Senate.
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The office furniture maker also saw revenue fall short of Street forecasts.
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The bill stops short of offering regulatory relief sought by big banks.
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Let's assume Trump gets around 1,200 delegates but falls short of 1,85033.
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He acquiesced to a deal that fell far short of his ambitions.
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And anything short of a win would be a campaign-ending disaster.
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But experience shows that troubled banks are usually short of other assets.
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His age, a year short of qualifying for Medicare, is especially perplexing.
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Some are short of cash after paying for back-to-school items.
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Some experts are projecting these numbers will fall overwhelmingly short of demand.
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He has stopped short of backing direct intervention in the neighboring country.
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The other is why it fell short of Mayberg's open- label studies.
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That meant some taxpayers fell short of their liability for last year.
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But the money from Washington falls far short of the island's requirements.
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Their creative chemistry, in their own words, was nothing short of magic.
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But he stopped short of calling for an end to the program.
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The artist's use of expressive speech bubbles is nothing short of amazing.
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There are many who consider this achievement nothing short of a miracle.
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Another 22025 million are overweight but fall short of the obesity threshold.
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Another 213 million are overweight but fall short of the obesity threshold.
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But the mobs will settle for nothing short of Bibi's public hanging.
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Many members remain short of that goal, as Trump has repeatedly said.
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It also comes with serious trade-offs for municipalities short of cash.
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But most political problems, including serious ones, fall short of tragic dimensions.
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Even so, he said, the evidence fell short of showing a crime.
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Many of these overtures appear to fall short of winning over Beijing.
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He said Amtrak should not stop short of razing the entire building.
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"Short of a shooting war, you have to find bridges," he says.
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But they stopped short of urging him to defy a formal ruling.
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On health care, the administration is falling short of its original ambitions.
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For this weekend, though, he'd probably settle for anything short of disaster.
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"The generic ballot falls short of capturing Democrats' intensity advantage," Wasserman said.
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This year, we're going to come just short of tripling it again.
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Most of the models show the US falling short of its targets.
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But these still fall far short of what is needed, Ho said.
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But Trump stopped short of acknowledging his own divisive and racist rhetoric.
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But he stopped short of acknowledging his own divisive and racist rhetoric.
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The Wisconsin National Guard has said it's running short of supplies, too.
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The Mossad was still a young agency, short of resources and manpower.
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Newman just fell short of beating Lipinski in 2018, by 2,200 votes.
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His performance in the finals last year was nothing short of extraordinary.
|
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In the end, the mayor fell far short of what he needed.
|
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Peter Weber's season of The Bachelor has been nothing short of chaotic.
|
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She had been holding steady at six pounds short of her goal.
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But some of them may fall short of the new polling requirement.
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Thomas fell just short of the first triple-double in Finals history.
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The Missouri at Gasconade, Mo., surged just inches short of a record.
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But he stopped short of saying he wanted to scrap the agreement.
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However, the survey's projection is well short of the government's 2.4% view.
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" Throughout the review, Als stops just short of telling Silverman, "Smile more!
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Delta's earnings estimates for the next quarter also fell short of expectations.
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He has no responsibility to air his findings, short of an indictment.
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Anything short of eliminating the ceiling is legislative malpractice at public expense.
|
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But Google's efforts ultimately stopped far short of what lawmakers had hoped.
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But he stopped short of saying this shooting had a racial component.
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That was short of a Reuters estimate of 1.47 billion Singapore dollars.
|
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More videos deride certain groups but fall short of calling for violence.
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But deals will likely fall short of last year's $4.3 billion bonanza.
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Monday's announcement, the $2 billion share buyback, fell short of that mark.
|
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Revenue fell slightly short of forecasts on a slide the movie side.
|
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However, she stopped short of calling for the president's removal from office.
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Anything short of a complete tell-all is sure to disappoint Democrats.
|
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Revenue rose 27.7 percent to $1.18 billion, slightly falling short of estimates.
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Anything short of that is cowardly and an unacceptable dereliction of duty.
|
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There are other forms, ones that fall well short of the caricature.
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Carey's nine rebounds left him just short of his 14th double-double.
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The platform that underpins the 2020 Corvette is nothing short of spectacular.
|
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Finally, watch for tech earnings to start falling short of analyst forecasts.
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Anything short of that is a failure, and we're aware of that.
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Mr. Onodera also emphasized that a suspension was far short of denuclearization.
|
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To hear wireless carriers tell it, 25G is just short of magic.
|
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The speed and accuracy of the transcriptions are nothing short of stunning.
|
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Trudeau stopped short of suggesting the plane's downing may have been intentional.
|
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He also had nine assists, falling narrowly short of a triple-double.
|
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They finished the game with 19, two short of their season high.
|
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"At this moment, we appear to be short of options," he said.
|
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But the latest annual budget fell short of expectations for fiscal expansion.
|
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We burst into the house, eyes aglow, short of breath, mood electric.
|
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But that still left the PS ten seats short of a majority.
|
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Bosworth was not short of ideas, but ultimately this was Pierre's kingdom
|
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Other symptoms include feeling sick, sweaty, short of breath or light-headed.
|
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But Amazon activist employees said Bezos' pledge falls short of their demands.
|
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What those odd pairings have led to is nothing short of remarkable.
|
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The atmosphere in the city was "just short of panic," he recalled.
|
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The resulting puzzle, while a good effort, fell short of the mark.
|
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The sales fell well short of the consensus 217,2150 expected by economists.
|
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"It's nothing short of remarkable," said Ryan Fitzmaurice, energy strategist at Rabobank.
|
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Quarterly same-store sales were short of estimates, putting pressure on shares.
|
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To the movement's critics, however, its achievements fell short of its promise.
|
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But "A German Youth" falls short of having such seductive power itself.
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August's 1.4% rise in visitor spending fell short of expectations, Szigeti said.
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The figures reported in the new study fall short of that threshold.
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His draw was nothing short of magnetic and his energy was palpable.
|
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It sounds simple, but it felt like nothing short of a miracle.
|
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It stopped short of saying the goal was to elect Mr. Trump.
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Strikes short of war would risk deepening, rather than altering, this calculus.
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That figure falls well short of the $5.7 billion Trump had sought.
|
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This would nevertheless be a long way short of the schools' abolition.
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Hinds "Riding Solo" I am nothing short of obsessed with this song.
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Even more fundamentally, GDP falls increasingly short of reflecting the digital age.
|
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John Morrow has a past that is nothing short of gut-wrenching.
|
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But the move stops short of giving the drivers a traditional union.
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To date, all rich countries' pledges fall way short of the mark.
|
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That production closed last month, ultimately falling short of its potential gross.
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The motion fell short of the 1.5 votes need to oust Zuma.
|
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But practically, her policies would often fall short of the grand vision.
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The profit of 22018 billion euros ($1.79 billion) fell short of expectations.
|
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Its profit forecast for 2019 also fell short of Wall Street's expectations.
|
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Early box office returns have fallen short of expectations, but no matter.
|
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But he stopped short of demanding a cut to his 2015 compensation.
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As her daughter says, she will stop at nothing short of perfection.
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The current transformation in clean energy technology is nothing short of astounding.
|
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Both candidates fell short of records for a political convention television audience.
|
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Gross bookings – a key metric for Expedia – also fell short of expectations.
|
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But for short-sellers, it has been nothing short of a boon.
|
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Revenue guidance for the third-quarter fell short of Wall Street estimates.
|
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But the commissioner stopped short of demanding or ordering players to stand.
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However, the measure fell short of the 60 votes necessary to succeed.
|
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Baez wound up a triple short of the cycle and scored twice.
|
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The situation raises concerns that the world will be short of oil.
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Why does that person fall short of being a leader, and how?
|
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To fall short of this objective is to shirk our congressional responsibilities.
|
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The effect on Ashtae and the Woods was nothing short of transformative.
|
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Alas, the classical boomlet stopped short of Lang, who lost to Smith.
|
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The measure is one supporter short of possible passage in the Senate.
|
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Biden's campaign has been little short of a disaster up to now.
|
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The unassuming side fell short of the super-fried flavor at McDonald's.
|
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That sounds short of critical mass; even if the rapidly diminishing Sen.
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"This was just nothing short of excellent police work," Lieutenant Kroll said.
|
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The Fed's shift also stopped well short of the president's stated preferences.
|
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But the White House stopped short of explicitly issuing a veto threat.
|
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All four major networks fell short of the global LTE download average.
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" Jackie Speier told Rachel Maddow the complaint is "nothing short of explosive.
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It falls short of its task but raises some questions worth asking.
|
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Yet their achievements, as a group, have been nothing short of astonishing.
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But short of that, the presidential election promises to be very close.
|
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It's a comedy, and comedies, short of Shakespeare's or Wilde's, are unstable.
|
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Elon Musk's plans for the coming decade are nothing short of ambitious.
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But thus far the government has stopped short of detaining Mr. Guaidó.
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Short of that, it seems like we're chipping away at the edges.
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Smith has seven home runs, just two short of his career high.
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