It was short on rhythm, short on spectacular rallies and, ultimately, short on suspense.
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" The New York Times said: "It was short on rhythm, short on spectacular rallies and, ultimately, short on suspense.
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It was a short week; short on days, short on volume but not short on fodder for the ongoing rate debate.
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Kayleigh McEnany: Not the vision America wants The Democratic National Convention was short on policy and heavy on platitudes, short on change and heavy on continuity.
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The sparse information available suggests that women who choose to have them often delay making a decision because they're young, short on money and short on education.
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The $200 billion heavyweight still falls short on several fronts.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's relationship isn't short on romance!
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But a buyout would have to be short on leverage.
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The Pixel Slate, however, falls short on the tablet front.
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She also suggests investors stay short on the duration curve.
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It may be running short on both time and money.
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Mrs May fell 58 votes short on her final attempt.
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By most accounts, Mr. Guzmán was not short on ego.
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Go short on fleece vests and subscriptions to The Information.
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In Reince's final 24 hours he was short on allies.
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However, the freshman student's life was cut short on Feb.
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But we get it, you're short on time and money.
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The Maple Leafs were short on specifics regarding Andersen afterward.
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As you know, Disney has never been short on ambition.
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Justice's campaign is short on science, but long on economics.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Germany's election is not short on colour.
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The document is short on details about the mass murderer.
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But Blum is hardly alone in falling short on diversity.
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Chris Evans fell desperately short on all of these fronts.
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But the country has long fallen short on the issue.
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The Associated Press: Mueller report may be short on details.
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Trump has been long on bluster and short on results.
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For a humor company, the office was short on banter.
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Chanos revealed on CNBC his Dunkin' short on April 26.
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His hair was immaculately feathered and short on the sides.
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"Investors are no longer short on the euro, " he added.
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This year certainly didn't come up short on that front.
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Mr. Podesta's inbox was comparatively short on mentions of Gov.
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Short on saline In September, Hurricane Maria decimated Puerto Rico.
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Since then, they've both been a little short on time.
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Medicare for all's competitors don't just fall short on universality.
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Some say he has fallen short on a few issues.
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Once they settle in, most will be short on money.
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One thing is clear: They were not short on brains.
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Kyl's findings are short on facts and long on feelings.
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It is short on cash and has looming bond payments.
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For a humor company, the office was short on banter.
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Many initiatives are long on jargon and short on specifics.
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It has fallen short on similar promises in the past.
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But they are short on, or even indifferent to, solutions.
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President Trump's proposal to cut taxes is short on details.
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On a night short on defense, both teams took advantage.
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Bluster. He is long on assertions and short on solutions.
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Investors sell short on expectations that a stock will fall.
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He said GM's offer came up short on many issues.
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The Celtics are a little short on depth and size.
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But it was otherwise short on blacks, Hispanics and Asians.
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Though they were short on cash, the scientists were confident.
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But it still fell short on one key point - oversight.
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Wells Fargo beat estimates on earnings but fell short on revenue.
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We are short on time because of the summit coming up.
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And we're still short on actual, concrete plans for Trump's budget.
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Moreover, what was dubbed the "skinny budget" was short on detail.
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Here are four takeaways from that town hall: Short on policy?
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This story was really long on innuendo and short on facts.
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Debates are long on personal attacks and short on substance. Facts?
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It was a night long on anger and short on answers.
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Set against these standards, Mr Trump falls short on every count.
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Gone for a new job and been short on references before?
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But, this was WAY short on direct praise for the President.
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"Yeah, a little disappointed," he said about falling short on Sunday.
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Despite the good result, Cathay was still short on breaking even.
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Trump's plan to overhaul the barrier has been short on specifics.
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The company's tweets and press release are noticeably short on dates.
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It would sell Americans short on economic growth and national security.
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And because you're short on bucks, you say sure, why not.
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The video is short on details beyond what you see here.
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Just how have so many Americans become so short on cash?
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However, Cohen is still one witness short on that claimed conspiracy.
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But many of the agreements were nonbinding and short on specifics.
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So the truth is that PROMESA falls short on its deliverables.
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But a number of them came up short on Election Day.
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The good news for those who might be short on points?
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The projects are staggering in their ambition, if short on details.
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The Fed was already falling short on half of that mission.
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If there's one thing she's not short on, it's self-confidence.
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She answered him with a note that was short on explanation.
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The trailer is long on mournful drama and short on action.
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The storytelling is light and breezy, if short on much sense.
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Democrats say the corporate bailout fund falls short on several counts.
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The impeachment trial of President Trump has been short on drama.
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"The presidential aspirants are not short on big ideas," he wrote.
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He complained of being on edge, short on sleep and rattled.
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You need time and money, and marketers are short on both.
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Earlier this year, Lasry told CNBC he went short on retail.
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It's short on surprises, and the ones on offer aren't pleasant.
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Too few students and a college comes up short on revenue.
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Some found themselves short on words to describe what they felt.
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"It was long on platitudes and short on particulars," said Sen.
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I was still green, full of ideas but short on expertise.
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Iraqi security forces, short on food and equipment due to corruption and incompetence, were also short on morale, and in some cases virtually abandoned their posts (and US weaponry) in the face of those ISIS attacks.
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It also fell short on revenue, which came in at $216.3 million.
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It's a melodrama, and by no means short on bangs and crashes.
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But we're not short on people talking about leveling the playing field.
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But that solution looks as if it is running short on time.
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" "I mean, I sold short on Apple three months ago at $230.
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But it's a plan that's long on promise and short on details.
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So, what's the best workout to do when you're short on time?
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And it's not been short on weird and wonderful innovations and gadgets.
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But so far, the state isn't running short on supplies, Scott said.
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Asked for his position on heating costs, Zelenskiy was short on specifics.
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Gomez got Nick Hundley to ground out to short on one pitch.
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She's short on details, but insists the Majority Leader is going down.
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Come Inside My Mind is short on new insight or stylistic innovation.
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The Happytime Murders also falls short on good old-fashioned movie smarts.
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For now, Son is offering shareholders a big vision short on specifics.
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Portfolio managers held just 33 long positions for every short on Oct.
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The Trump administration's tax proposal has, so far, been short on details.
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It was, plainly put, a weird event that was short on details.
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"I fell a little short on the math test," Mr. Alam said.
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It sounded like just the thing for business travelers short on time.
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Scott's campaign says Nelson has fallen short on delivering effective environmental solutions.
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Far from being short on cash, corporations are sitting on record amounts.
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"People are long on self-belief and short on experience," he says.
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His critics see someone coming up short on age, patience and control.
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Why, then, is the campaign for tax reform so short on specifics?
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Although short on tangibles, actions speak louder than words or propaganda visuals.
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It wasn't short on braggadocio, even if its delivery wasn't exactly ecstatic.
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Two tabletops are better than one — especially when you're short on space.
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Game of Thrones' sixth season has been a little short on romance.
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Many other beekeepers short on hives did not have the same luck.
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Until Thursday, Trump had been short on details of his energy policy.
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The broad-brush approach of "Why Liberalism Failed" is short on specifics.
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If it wants to catch up, Google's not short on the cash.
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And beyond the initial hype, Mr. Katzenberg has been short on specifics.
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Critics complain, too, that his briefings are often woefully short on detail.
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But for all its luminosity, the Zukofskys' life seemed short on warmth.
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And yet the movie is long on lyricism and short on data.
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As you read this, people are short on The New York Times.
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P&G beat Wall Street's earnings estimates but fell short on revenue.
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Short on cash in 2019, more and more Chinese companies issued i.o.u.
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You have a market that's heavily short on sterling due to Brexit.
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Even Buttigieg stopped short on MSNBC of saying age is a disqualifier.
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Though ordered, much like the original wunderkammer, they're not short on enchantment.
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Other costumes nodded to films that were not short on Oscars recognition.
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And we will not fall short on that subject under my leadership.
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Still short on hard commitments and long on undecideds, she went local.
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Food banks, already short on supplies, are in desperate need of donations.
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But he was short on details about how to achieve his goals.
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Facebook fell short on users in its most profitable market, North America.
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Netflix, already saturating the U.S. market, fell short on adding international subscribers.
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"We're a little short on that at the moment," the strategist added.
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Short on friends and long on enemies, Maggie lets him tag along.
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Critics said the text falls short on decisive language for doing so.
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While these pledges are high in ambition, they fall short on implementation.
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Even healthcare centers still up and running are understaffed and short on supplies.
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The Flatliners actress isn't short on friends not associated with The Vampire Diaries.
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Now I'm running short on time, so I rush to meet my friend.
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So we're falling way short on the fruits/veggies guidelines -- every single day.
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In fact, it's even listed as "Killer Skin (short)" on her IMDb page.
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Citron's Andrew Left had came out as short on Twitter in late March.
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But without his carefully wrought arrangements, they came up short on use value.
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He is short on money, and prospects for raising much more are slim.
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My childhood was a lean one, but it was never short on commentary.
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They were short on evidence for the claim, but lacked nothing in conviction.
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And Samsung's Gear IconX 2018 falls short on battery life compared to AirPods.
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If there's one thing this Earth of ours is short on, it's celebrities.
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If you're short on time, here are the 5 scenes you'll need: 1.
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For those desperately short on time and energy, Crock-Pot has your back.
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But the agreement was short on specifics and negotiations have made little headway.
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The second-year governor says the budget is $7 billion short on revenues.
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His reddish-brown hair was short on the side and spiked on top.
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Posted late last month, the questionnaire is largely biographical and short on controversy.
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In short, on-ramps can be good for society and good for business.
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It was classic Obama, long on poetic inspiration but short on practical solutions.
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China has a history of falling short on its promises to supplicant states.
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Airbnb was short on details about how some of the changes might work.
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He thought they were full of high-flown ideals but short on specifics.
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California officials have said they were not short on water for fighting fires.
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And though this trailer is short on words, there's still a lot there.
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She may be running short on time, however, to get this one right.
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His family, short on options, sent him to Tijuana for stem-cell treatment.
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It is that the Union is short on democracy and long on bureaucracy.
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Bellota: Wish you could afford a vacation to Spain but short on dough?
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Critics have rebuffed these overtures as big on gesture but short on substance.
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As expected, the speech was heavy on aspiration and short on specific plans.
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Instead, it's long on late-'60s Los Angeles atmosphere and short on specifics.
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If you are short on time, you can watch just the first minute.
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Andrew Cuomo has warned hospitals may run short on workers and crucial supplies.
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But it is short on the specifics of how those might be accomplished.
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Mr. Trump's introductory comments were long on hyperbole and short on important detail.
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"Us" does fine on the former front, but falls short on the latter.
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The board is overstocked with early investors and short on big-company experience.
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KB Home beat the street's EPS estimates, but came up short on revenue.
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But experts say the EPA was short on scientific backing for its claims.
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For North Koreans, holiday fun is short on barbecues and high on weaponry.
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Some lawmakers expressed frustration that the Trump officials were short on specific answers.
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He noted the resignation of White House press aide Michael Short on Tuesday.
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Some refiners short on heavy crude could take medium barrels from the SPR.
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Still, Waymo was short on details about what its business strategy might be.
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He was expected to pump life into a tour short on star power.
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While beating estimates on quarterly earnings, the media giant fell short on revenue.
|
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Despite its tantalizing plot elements, this is a story woefully short on specifics.
|
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The e-commerce company fell short on that front in its second quarter.
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We're long on words and short on time, so that's all for now.
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The testimony of James Comey proved long on atmospherics and short on ethics.
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The Agreed Framework was not perfect, and implementation fell short on both sides.
|
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"I'm surprised there wasn't more activity long and short on Friday," he said.
|
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ColoradoCare would have run into trouble if it came up short on cash.
|
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But it's short on insight into how he created his most moving achievements.
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The High Sparrow and his Faith Militant are history, and we're short on Tyrells.
|
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However, Wells Fargo's quarterly report matched earnings expectations but fell short on revenue projections.
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If, however, you're short on time or cash, we have the answer for you.
|
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But the agreement was short on specifics, and negotiations have made little headway since.
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Sometimes, they'll decide to do so because they're falling short on their sales goals.
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Unfortunately for these users, however, Reliance seems to be running short on SIM cards.
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The agreement was short on specifics, and negotiations have made little headway since, however.
|
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"Immigrants are quite long on ambition and short on things to lose," he said.
|
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Yum China (YUMC) blew away estimates with quarterly earnings but fell short on revenue.
|
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Kim's economic plan, the first of its kind in decades, was short on specifics.
|
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I was going to do that in September, but I was short on time.
|
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Though "Punchy" falls short on the quality scale as far as Trump insults go.
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Now I was half a world away, off-script, alone, and short on resources.
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Since modern digital cameras are very power-hungry, I was constantly short on batteries.
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Carter is a lovable veteran, and the Raptors are actually short on veteran presences.
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For now, it seems, these locks are long on convenience and short on security.
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As for companies Brunetti said he's short on, ironically, Netflix was his first choice.
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If Trump then falls short on the first ballot, there will be a donnybrook.
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Instead, he cast FF as an underdog short on pedigree, but full of promise.
|
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He and the Republicans fell short on immigration and repealing ObamaCare, among other things.
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Just because you're short on time doesn't mean you can't squeeze in a workout!
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Woman buys coffee for man short on cash, turns out to be Keith Urban .
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Whenever they fell short on their side of the aisle, her phone would ring.
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The moment Schauffele's approach stopped short on the 18th green the celebrations could start.
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Nutella fans short on travel funds can taste test a "Sweety" without leaving home.
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As Mashable's Angie Han points out, 2018 is certainly not short on superhero movies.
|
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However, some EU officials voiced continued concern that the British were short on detail.
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But the agreement was short on specifics and talks have made little headway since.
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A lot of this is timing ... we weren't short on Netflix on Dec. 24.
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The Trump team is heavy on Wall Street experience, but short on tax expertise.
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Robert's game is unconventional, short on spin and long on abrupt shifts in pace.
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What's more, it's short on details — and whatever details there are seemingly change daily.
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It is, as an overarching European structure, short on democracy and long on bureaucracy.
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Yet while B.U. has an impressive collection of talent, it remains short on experience.
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Nobody — at least until now — has ever accused Clinton of being short on stamina.
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"I recommend that clients keep duration fairly short on fixed-income portfolios," he said.
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She said she enjoys curating items for Maison members who are short on time.
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Doing so is time-consuming and most hardworking Americans are already short on time.
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But as Thursday morning's tweetstorm proves, the President's narrative falls way short on facts.
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Check out the VICE News Tonight short on gun violence in Chicago last year.
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Overall, the plan is short on detail about how the measures will be funded.
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Retailers are still coming up short on winning shoppers over with in-store experiences.
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A desperation 58-yard field-goal attempt was well short on the final play.
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His words have been short on specifics and long on vague and simplistic hyperbole.
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Chinese officials often announce ambitious policies but sometimes fall short on carrying them out.
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But the treasury secretary's report is long on aspirations and short on specific policies.
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Sutton told VICE that issue could explain why LPs are short on medical cannabis.
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For travelers short on time, some pre-packed first-aid kits cover the basics.
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Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Trump was characteristically short on details about his plans.
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A repeal-and-replace plan also looks significantly short on support, after Tuesday's votes.
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Piegari shared that the ER was already a hectic place, short on vital resources.
|
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A New York Times headline said the book was "hefty but short on science."
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"The climate debate is long on targets, but short on action," the company said.
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The answer, which relies on a pun about being short on money, is DEBTS.
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It's not as if Lee Daniels's musical soap is short on big-name talent.
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They also will increasingly act where boards fall short on their corporate governance responsibilities.
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They had radioed that their twin-engine Lockheed Electra was running short on fuel.
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Last week, though, Intel told customers that it was running short on PC processors.
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Republicans have sharply condemned the administration's claims that they are already short on funding.
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A final set of documents fell short on both of the meeting's main goals.
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And that, thankfully, means some strong female roles, something the movie was short on.
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Even if Sonko falls short on Sunday, he may have made a lasting impact.
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The packaged foods company has come up short on revenue in four straight quarters.
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And cities short on conservative policy ideas would be better for it, he added.
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Yet even if you you are short on cash, you can still give back.
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I would suggest opening the boxes in another room if you're short on space.
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His first budget was long on deficit reduction and short on investments in workers.
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The construction industry is short on human workers and ripe for a robotic takeover.
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Democrats have mounted credible challenges to him in past years but fell short on fundraising.
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In the docs, Judith says she suffered severe and permanent injury -- again, short on specifics.
|
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But when you're lazy or short on time, playing color theory doesn't sound so appealing.
|
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Germany is not short on invectives either, and its unraveling social consensus is equally serious.
|
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" The plaintiff's attorney responded: "The company's statement is long on rhetoric and short on facts.
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If you're short on PTO days, consider putting in a few hours from the pool.
|
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Yet the document the two signed was long on symbolism and extremely short on detail.
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As you can see in the picture above, the book isn't short on Bible allusions.
|
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YouTube is closer to complying with the rules, although it still falls short on transparency.
|
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But the startup was short on time and couldn't run around New York negotiating prices.
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"The entire document is short on details," protested Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.
|
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Aerts, Hoost, Hug, Bonjansky, Le Banner—the golden years were not short on star power.
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Paying taxes can be a bummer, especially if you are short on cash or unprepared.
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They are short on detail, could prove unworkable, and seem likely to offend many people.
|
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He was biased against it, so if anything he would have been short on it.
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Short on energy itself, Sudan will receive some of the power produced by the dam.
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At least, where science is concerned, the president's request falls far short on both accounts.
|
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The Quick meals category is especially great if you're someone who's always short on time.
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Years later, short on cash, I sold that strategy guide at a used games store.
|
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The questions Musk cut short on Wednesday related to Model 3 reservations and capital requirements.
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Only Stephen Curry came up short on a three-pointer, and the Warriors finally faltered.
|
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But it was the Canadiens who came up short on the power play on Saturday.
|
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So far the economic transformation plan has been long on rhetoric and short on substance.
|
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Uber is skidding after falling short on several key metrics in its most recent quarter.
|
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Here are seven ways in which the foundation fell short on its transparency pledges. 1.
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She is a proven "low interest rate person," despite falling short on the Republican end.
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But when you are short on cash, not all types of borrowing are created equal.
|
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This can be problematic if being short on cash was a reason for the loan.
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But he was short on specific proposals, promising only a special legislative session on Sunday.
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However, it fell short on overall life experience this year, slipping out of third place.
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A tax reform proposal earlier this year from the Trump administration was short on details.
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Dad seemed short on words for once: there was a pause, followed by a sigh.
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If you're short on cash but in need of a peace offering, look no further.
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Healthcare workers are short on gowns and mask needed to protect themselves when treating patients.
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We're told he came up short on promises of being a "super manager" for Remy.
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If you're short on time and have to skip marinating the chicken, I won't tell.
|
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"Christmas in Hell," directed by Bill Castellino ("Desperate Measures"), comes up short on both counts.
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Opposition party leaders complained that the speech was heavy on rhetoric but short on detail.
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Short on space in detention centers, Spain has sent some Algerian migrants to a prison.
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Knievel fell short on the jump and suffered several broken bones, including a crushed pelvis.
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India has also fallen short on conservation measures like capturing rainfall and snowmelt, he said.
|
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However, the Pixelbook Go does come a bit short on storage, at least local storage.
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They offered people a chance — men and women; they were really short on fighter pilots.
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Many such companies have been long on hype and sales growth and short on profits.
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The government's post-trial legal brief was conspicuously short on precedents, because there aren't many.
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It was edged by a fresh haircut, short on the sides, feathered on the top.
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For one, it's short on cash and making other large investments in the Gulf region.
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Kyle Abraham's new program at the Joyce Theater is not short on big-ticket items.
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As the dessert of passion fruit sorbet arrived, guests, short on spoons, plunged forks in.
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The documents, covering an array of misbehavior beyond sexual misconduct, are remarkably short on details.
|
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If there's one thing Star Wars has never been short on — besides magic and wonder!
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The men and women in the film are short on talk, but strong in character.
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Of course, once you're short on power, tether it to your device for continuous listening.
|
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Today's faint-hearted, hyper-partisan lawmakers, demonstrably short on moral courage, might heed the lesson.
|
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The external affairs ministry however described the film as "good entertainment" but "short on facts".
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Testing on actual skills is just one area where verification has fallen short on LinkedIn.
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It is small, however, and short on seating as the art installation takes center stage.
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After putting out a teaser in July that was short on plot details, Warner Bros.
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CONAP, technically in charge of patrolling it, was constantly short on manpower and other resources.
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The gift boxes aren't huge, but when you're short on money, every little bit counts.
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I know you're short on time because you've got a lot of stuff to do.
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Yet Trump's latest reversal about the on-again, off-again summit was short on specifics.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (Texas).
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At some hospitals, back-up generators have failed; others are running short on diesel, Reuters reports.
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He said he would keep it in mind the next time he was short on money.
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This week research showed that many mobile VPNs fall short on delivering security and privacy benefits.
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But so far, it's an administration that's been long on drama and somewhat short on substance.
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While the Administration has been short on specifics a freshly inked statement on the new WhiteHouse.
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They are increasingly popular among retirees who may own real estate but are short on cash.
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This is especially true in the developing world where people are already short on these things.
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Disney just shared a new, unreleased Pixar short on YouTube called Dante's Lunch... A Short Tail.
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But the state falls short on infrastructure, housing some of the worst roads in the nation.
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SHORT ON HEALTH Other factors beyond the election are driving the overall stock market this year.
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Wednesday's move is in line with other policies since Republicans came up short on repealing Obamacare.
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Naturally, Brunetti was quick to respond when asked what companies he is long and short on.
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The hours can be irregular, but it's a fast paced career that's never short on excitement.
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Why do so many formulas fall short on the volumizing, lengthening, and thickening promises they make?
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Despite falling short on its outlook, Intel posted record quarterly sales in the third fiscal quarter.
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I'm short on these units, she's offering points if anybody comes in and does this monologue.
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But Fichthorn, a noted short seller, said he's short on Tesla and didn't buy the hype.
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Up until then, transhumanism had been desperately short on organisations with political emphasis and legal bite.
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Democrats have already mounted credible challenges to him in past years but fell short on fundraising.
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Like most of Mr. Trump's speeches, the ad is short on policy and freighted with bluster.
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Proposed in 2013 by Xi, the project is broad on ambition but still short on specifics.
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And, if history is anything to go by, it probably won't be short on drama either.
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With the pressure mounting, Messina didn't want to come up too short on her campaign promise.
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Like many an autodidact, da Vinci was long on inquisitiveness but short on intellectual self-discipline.
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The proposal submitted to Congress addresses the "disposition of future detainees" but is short on details.
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Are you short on off-brand jeans or sea bass or the latest Janet Evanovich novel?
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Never short on epics, four of the songs clock in at over six minutes in length.
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Still short on cash, Ronna fools club kids into thinking her drugstore pills are real ecstacy.
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The stock fell 20203 percent following the report, as Apple came up short on revenue estimates.
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Clenow said he remained "short" on European equities, namely betting on future declines on that market.
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But it's also fallen short on implementing the improvements it sets out to put in place.
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Check out the VICE News short on Jeff Sessions recusing himself from investigations of Trump's campaign.
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Paulson's last foray was in 2007, with his highly lucrative short on the U.S. housing market.
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The piece resembles something you might imagine Tara Donovan making if she were short on materials.
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Though Brazil's medal performance impressed some here, it also fell short on a range of measures.
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Crimes of Grindelwald is long on puzzles, but short on reasons to care about solving them.
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While alluring to donors and supporters, these proposals are too often short on facts and feasibility.
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Succop was short on a 56-yard attempt on the last play of the first half.
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Musk isn't short on money, but his money isn't long enough to get him to Mars.
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Sworkit is perfect for when you're short on time and you don't have any weights handy.
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And years of budget cuts during the recession have left local police departments short on resources.
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However, many "frontline leaders" fall short on communication abilities, which usually come with high emotional intelligence.
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She was short on splitting the cost so I covered $1,700 of the $2,500 total cost.
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But Sabrina—short on words, big on humanity, succinct of plot—is not a lesser work.
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Others argue that Trump's actions reflect his character — one short on empathy and strong on narcissism.
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In April, Ms. Jones was short on money and returned to the prevention program for help.
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However, many United Nations refugee offices are short on this expertise, so cases get held up.
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A&M got the ball when the Bulldogs came up short on a fourth-down play.
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What I Love 2000 Photos View Slide Show ' New York apartments are notoriously short on space.
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"Spillover" is alarming but short on explanation; Discovery's Thursday night documentary, in contrast, isn't alarming enough.
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And it does things fast, which is great if you're short on time in the morning.
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Both ended the week higher, but the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite fell short on both counts.
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PDVSA has also run short on cash to import the chemicals it needs to process crude.
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Critic's Notebook CHICAGO — Nobody would argue that this election cycle has been short on political theater.
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Today, XOJane posted an essay from former video model Karrine Steffans-Short on that same subject.
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When you're short on square footage, you'll do just about anything to make some extra room.
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They're a bit short on healthy quarterbacks, between Tom Brady's suspension and Jimmy Garoppolo's shoulder injury.
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James Chanos, founder of Kynikos Associates and short on Valeant accuses it of "aggressive accounting games".
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The pill cost her $120 every three months but one month she was short on cash.
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It's only 36-inches wide, so it's a great choice if you're short on space, too.
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The Cardinals have maneuvered into playoff prospects that are long on hope and short on probability.
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Wells Fargo reported fourth-quarter earnings that beat analyst estimates but fell just short on revenue.
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Much of these costs fall on municipalities, like Jersey City, that are already short on cash.
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New Orleans, already the epicenter in the state's cases, is also short on ventilators and equipment.
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"I'm definitely feeling short on matches and just getting in the swing of things," she said.
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That story is a dispiriting one, abounding in promises from on high, short on concrete results.
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Negan's losing ground and short on soldiers, all but trapped behind a moving barricade of zombies.
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It's a very by-committee document; measured, all-bases-covered, weighted with consensus, short on surprise.
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West Virginia ecosystems will get screwed (again), as the state comes up short on cleanup costs.
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The Fransie Pienaar Museum has photographs of rock paintings but is short on Khoi-San history.
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The list includes a total of 28 entries altogether, and many are extremely short on details.
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So many cooks have made this effort a little erratic and short on truly outstanding works.
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The policy blueprint on his campaign website is heavy on exclamation marks and short on details.
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The report also notes that some Apple store employees claim they're short on basic replacement parts.
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He had politely declined a smoke after contemplating the club's menu, still lamentably short on Cubans.
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Though he was short on details, Mr. Walden tried to reassure the crowd about his intentions.
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"When I got to Chipotle, they weren't short on ideas," Mr. Niccol said in an interview.
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John Legend wore a suit that was short on one side and long on the other.
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What if you were short on money and had been craving a new item to purchase?
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Googlefest 43 was only short on surprises because we basically knew everything that was coming already.
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Tesla's equity sold short on Thursday was worth $13.7 billion while Apple's was worth $14.3 billion.
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The clip, featuring Finn Wolfhard, is short on jokes and plays more like a horror film.
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In fact, the whole medical report is a one-page letter that is short on numbers.
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Instead, Trump focused his remarks on his "America first" policies that were short on specific proposals.
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Procter & Gamble reported quarterly earnings that topped analysts' expectations on Tuesday, though fell short on sales.
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The company exceeded analysts' expectations for top line growth, but fell short on bottom line profits.
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That may be easier said than done for those who are routinely running short on cash.
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Mr. Pompeo's prescription was short on specifics, beyond bolstering alliances with Arab autocrats loyal to Washington.
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But the Fisher Collection is short on all kinds of diversity: gender, race and ethnicity, geography.
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As you might be aware, the one thing that campaigns are never short on is pizza.
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Second, for such a radical change in US electricity markets, it is comically short on details.
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Jimmy GomezJimmy GomezCalifornia GOP candidate tweets coronavirus conspiracy theories Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (D).
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The studio released a 31-second clip from the short on Thursday, and it looks totally lovely.
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The season was short on moments that explored how these women's relationships to each other had shifted.
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Casey's General shares slipped more than 3 percent after coming up short on Wall Street's sales estimates.
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TripAdvisor (TRIP) missed estimates by a wide margin with quarterly profit and also fell short on revenue.
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He would look to protect against the risks — going long on certain names and short on others.
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The multinational earnings announcement fell short on revenue, comparable store sales and its full-year 2017 forecast.
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"I know what it's like to be short on money and long on car troubles," says Williams.
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Hensley says she preferred drugs like Percocet and morphine, but opted for heroin when short on cash.
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The original building was short on natural light, and the new space has worked within these constraints.
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Mr. Williams would also bring a seasoned policymaking hand to a Fed that is short on them.
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The company fell a bit short on Wall Street's Q4 revenue projections causing its shares to drop.
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If she cuts further into her own sleep time, she still comes up short on class days.
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We're short on mathematicians right now, but that seems like a lot of support for the resolution.
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And this is where stories and anecdotes -- something this campaign has been short on -- can be helpful.
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Musk promised that Tesla would regularly release these reports, but this first one was short on details.
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Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen (PLKI) was under pressure, after matching estimates with earnings, but falling short on revenue.
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Airbus has held the lead in orders since 2013, but was short on commitments for the A380.
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The end of daytime TV gossip queen Wendy Williams' 21-year marriage hasn't been short on drama.
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But the list of possible causes for Emelianenko's sudden fall from grace is not short on alternatives.
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A cut that's worn short on the sides with a flop of long hair top and center.
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A leading pharmaceutical association has said the country is running short on roughly 85 percent of medicines.
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Check out the VICE News short on how 2016 saw the most homicides in Chicago in decades.
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Ray said the school needed improvements, the childrens' diets are poor, and they are short on books.
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The way to navigate Brexit is by staying short on the pound, Nomura said in a note.
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Both Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Nomura have recently said they are short on the currency.
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Puerto Rico remains without power and short on supplies after being slammed by Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
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The regime maintains control, but the Chinese, along with international onlookers, know Beijing falls short on freedom.
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Unlike the programs that have defined this genre, "The Keepers" is also short on "a-ha" moments.
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Completely absent any balanced assessment of Klinsmann from Kirschbaum, this book is desperately short on alternative viewpoints.
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It has yet to be determined if they've fallen short on commitments to him or other employees.
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"Where this is short on details is where the vested political interests are the strongest," he said.
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He doesn't understand why lawmakers who claim to be Christian seem to be so short on forgiveness.
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Facebook was down 2.7 percent at $343 after CNBC said Citron Research was short on the stock.
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The Par 3 competition held before the Masters was cut short on Wednesday because of stormy weather.
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Yet, it has fallen desperately short on mapping out next steps and in establishing a coherent vision.
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It takes quick wit and stamina to last in Hollywood, both things that Gabor wasn't short on.
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It sews together powerful hardware, like a great camera and modular design, but falls short on looks.
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The Treasury market's demand and supply balance is looking increasingly short on demand and long on supply.
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Thanks to prior releases of information, we know the FBI fell short on the first two counts.
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The problem is that the contempt action against Barr is long on action and short on contempt.
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The recommendations come as many states grapple with tight budgets that leave insurance regulators short on funds.
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"A lot of people have underestimated Joe Manchin and came up short on Election Day," Plante said.
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Facebook was down 1.4 percent at $325 after CNBC said Citron Research was short on the stock.
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Check out the VICE News short on how drought in Somalia killed 110 people in two days.
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This piece answers all of these questions and more, so if you're short on time, start here.
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And none of the ingredients is hard to procure should your pantry come up short on one.
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Nevertheless, the Rams have come up short on evaluations in three areas: quarterback, receiver, and offensive line.
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But Tesla has, for two years now, fallen short on the upper end of its delivery guidance.
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" But Mr. Yale-Loehr cautioned: "Today's decision was long on rhetoric and short on careful legal analysis.
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On the resulting free kick, Andreas Granqvist comes inches short on a ball rolling across the box.
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He was short on specifics and said the desirable policy response would vary from country to country.
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Mini Chef Knives: Set of 3 Short on space, but still want to upgrade your kitchen arsenal?
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The confusion stemmed from a joint statement that was long on lofty language and short on specifics.
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We may be short on time and energy, but we have so many more things to say.
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Snapchat had a mixed quarter compared to estimates, exceeding the EPS predicitions but falling short on revenue.
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However, the Trump administration remains as long on ambitious policy declarations as it is short on commitment.
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However, if you're understandably short on time or patience you can also choose to receive expert assembly.
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But we have still come up short on real solutions that move us from talk to results.
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Hospitals are short on medicine and there is electricity only for a few hours at a time.
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While not short on pomp, the ceremony on Monday was less elaborate than his inauguration in 2012.
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The hotel isn't short on places to lounge, tasty bites to eat, and beautiful drinks to imbibe.
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The GOP convention was long on inflammatory rhetoric but short on actual solutions to the nation's problems.
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Later Tuesday, Citigroup reported earnings that exceeded expectations, but Wells Fargo fell short on earnings and revenue.
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Mapo lo mein, a promising enough idea, was short on heat and swagger and long on sweetness.
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What if those cousins you weren't expecting suddenly show up for dinner, leaving you short on food?
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Because we're already short on sleep to begin with, the effects of even 40 minutes are noticeable.
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While the meeting was long on promises and short on details, I left with an important takeaway.
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Mr. Heastie has promised to address the issue somehow this year, though he's been short on details.
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Scientists are increasingly concerned that countries are falling short on their targets and must be more ambitious.
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The White House is short on details, but conceptually all of those ideas align with NRA positions.
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For anyone extra short on space, Yamazaki makes an excellent rolling shoe rack that slides under the bed.
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We're short on our bench already (because outfielder Stephen Piscotty is away from the team for personal reasons).
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" In 2019, we're definitely not short on examples of brands jockeying to "stand out in a crowded marketplace.
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Stranger Things is not exactly short on slamming the nostalgia button like a rat with a food lever.
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Of course, there were some long exchanges that got both of us a little bit short on air.
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One of my coworkers is a little short on cash, so I cover her tip on my card.
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The company surpassed analysts' estimates on earnings per share, but fell short on revenue and active user projections.
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Cavenaugh also noted another reason to go short on the dollar/yen pair: The yen's safe-haven status.
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Congressional Republicans have vowed to finance its construction, but have been short on the how and when details.
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And the left has been long on criticism and sometimes short on cures throughout this current immigration crisis.
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The bulk of financial advisors are baby boomers, and the industry is woefully short on next-gen talent.
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The company beat revenue estimates at $252 billion, though fell short on earnings, reporting an EPS of $2650.
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Messrs Sloman and Fernbach show how deep the problem runs, but are short on ideas to fix it.
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Some extremely big-name agencies fall far short on DMARC, according to the Global Cyber Alliance / Agari study.
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Opening Google Analytics reveals an intimidating explosion of charts and graphs full of data, but short on insight.
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Chanos announcing his short on the heels of news today that two key executive are departing the company.
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The state of play: On climate, Bernie Sanders is big on ambition and short on details (for now).
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Honda's presentation might have been short on details, but the new sporty version of the EV looks great.
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Starbucks, which is never short on Michael Bublé, wants you to immerse yourself in the ambience even more.
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In a tweeted statement, Handel said it is clear that I came up a bit short on Tuesday.
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Like its announcement at CES, this news is long on exciting details and short on actual working product.
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Rebecca Long-Bailey, a business spokeswoman for the opposition Labour Party, said the strategy was short on detail.
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Still, it's hard to feel like the presumptive favorite when you keep coming up short on the scoreboard.
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Amazon was given short shrift despite its best quarterly revenue ever, punished for coming up short on profitability.
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Diaz-Canel admitted the country was suffering from a liquidity crisis and bureaucracy and was short on fuel.
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So the meals are short on calories, taste like garbage (possibly because they are), and might be tainted.
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Your side hustle is dog-sitting and your client's short on cash Your side hustle is dog sitting?!
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If you're short on time, you can also let them sit at room temperature for a few hours.
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But short on time and traveling with an infant, we settled on a ride on a yellow submarine.
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Faksa's goal was the only power-play marker of a game that was short on even-strength play.
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Kevin Pillar came up short on his diving attempt, and Jones ended up with a two-run triple.
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But what if you're short on time and can't devote weeks on end to a course, however excellent?
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President Donald Trump's State of the Union address last week was long on time and short on surprises.
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She is the most consistent singer and songwriter of her generation, and "Reputation" is impressively short on filler.
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AND THANKS VERY MUCH FOR JOINING US. AND HOW MUCH LONGER CAN YOU KEEP THE TESLA SHORT ON?
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"Unicorn" start-ups - those worth more than $1 billion - are often short on cash, but not Ant Financial.
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The president, however, was short on details and a timetable for possible next steps to verify Pyongyang's denuclearization.
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Trump and Kim abruptly cut their two-day summit short on Thursday amid differing accounts of the negotiations.
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It is creaking under the weight of uninspired, feckless leadership that has fallen short on three critical fronts.
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Generalized and ambiguous concepts such as "stability" and "peace" fall short on fulfilling a hundred-year-old friendship.
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Correction: This article has been updated to clarify the value and volume of shares sold short on Wednesday.
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The unfortunate result is 764 lives senselessly cut short on the streets of one of America's greatest cities.
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The same news cycle quickly began, even though the story was long on allegations and short on evidence.
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That opened up a huge loophole for scammers, who are not short on means to make calls internationally.
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The company is famously short on details, so expect it to merely compare this year to previous ones.
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Use a slotted spoon to add the eggs (use more eggs if you are short on chicken meat).
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The Democratic leaders seemed short on concrete strategies, too, committing generally to refocus their message on economic issues.
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The real estate and railway holdings company beat analyst expectations on earnings, but fell slightly short on revenue.
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On the other side, it said "America Liberty Restord" — as if the ceramist had run short on vowels.
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The former statement is true, but it's too short on details to be a useful guide to action.
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Compared to the Gold card, it is a little short on dining purchases and misses the grocery benefit.
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If you're short on time, throw together a batch of matzo toffee with candied ginger or haroseth truffles.
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Let's say you want to earn some extra pocket cash, but you're short on free time (and energy).
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While U.S. economic growth has been sluggish, there is little evidence that businesses are short on investment capital.
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Ms. Settle's production — she also directed "Nine Parts of Desire" — is likewise long on mood, short on clarity.
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We are desperately short on time to fend off a new illness that could kill hundreds of thousands.
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We are desperately short on time to fend off a new illness that could kill hundreds of thousands.
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But the Singapore agreement was short on specifics, and subsequent negotiations on carrying it out have since stalled.
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But critics say the proliferation of Twitter diplomacy reveals an administration long on bombast and short on policy.
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And the rancor is rising just as Congress is again short on time to find ways to agree.
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She and her friends were short on cash, "trying so hard to do what we loved," she said.
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Tailored, thoughtful text messages are a low-effort way to keep up connections when you're short on time.
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"It was boring," she said — big on social themes but short on fully realized human characters and relationships.
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What Spike Lee is short on is friends in the industry, and the kind of space to fail.
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But if you're short on patience, here's how you can shop vintage versions now before they're all gone.
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GrubHub, another rival, has struggled on Wall Street in recent months after falling short on earnings and sales.
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Once a woman has a menstrual cup, Dr. Espinal added, she is never caught short on sanitary supplies.
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And blue states fall short on other vital indicators like generosity, income inequality, birth rates and military service.
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Clinton didn't put in the work and paid the consequences when she came up short on election night.
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The problem is, the computers based on such chips have generally fallen short on both compatibility and performance.
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Members of Gen X are short on savings, so they may need to work further into old age.
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On the tax plan: It was remarkably short on details ("all ponies and no manure," one expert said).
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We came up short on revenue at one point, increasing the deficit in a supposedly revenue-neutral bill.
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Earlier this year, the Guardian reported that the company is "at risk of falling short" on those plans.
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Her life and dreams were cut short on Monday morning as she was making her way to work.
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The result was an unhelpful verbal brawl that was decidedly short on the substance the nation sorely needs.
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But balance is the key to a good sandwich, and this one was short on lettuce and sauce.
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It's a mesmerizing game, and will only take up 30 or so minutes if you're short on time.
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The measure needed 60 votes to advance but fell short on a 51-to-48 party line tally.
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We are on our way, but Sessions' tough on crime, short on common sense approach threatens those plans.
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Some places are so short on properties that bidding wars break out, driving home prices up even further.
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"Being long on hope and short on conviction is risk associated with these markets," the Mizuho note said.
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A former National Security Agency (NSA) official who reviewed the "vision" statement said it was short on detail.
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Nordstrom last week reported fourth-quarter results that beat analysts' expectations on sales though fell short on earnings.
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Amy,* 36, is intimately familiar with running short on cash and using these workarounds, especially during tax season.
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Most of the women's flannel shirts are too tight on her shoulders or too short on her arms.
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It won't be short on ambition: Lyft hopes to achieve a valuation of as much as $22016 billion.
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But he hasn't been able to overtake Eastern Ghouta yet because he's short on troops, Cafarella told me.
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However, the company was initially short on details on just what data it will be collecting and how.
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Everything has to happen in a very short amount of time, so people are running short on resources.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (R-Texas), said in a phone interview.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 28503 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (R-Texas), said in a phone interview.
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Think about how A.M. TV has been reshaped by the #MeToo movement... Long on celebs, short on details CNN Business deputy tech editor Heather Kelly emails: Apple's big Hollywood announcement was long on celebs (hi, Big Bird!) but short on key details, like how much its TV streaming service will cost.
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We're short on Boltons, the majority of them eaten by dogs at one time or another throughout season 6.
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Suffice it to say, I'm not short on ways to spend hours staring gleefully at the old idiot box.
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"According to the BBC, Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta called the letter "long on innuendo" and "short on facts.
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"Night So Long," the album's closer, was stark, short on hope, Danielle Haim singing about lost love and loneliness.
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His one-week-old granddaughter was short on formula; within two days, he'll have to swim to a store.
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Guns can be an identity, even a community in a world that's maybe short on supportive communities right now.
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Citron, which was already short on Mobileye, the profits from Nvidia and rolled them into a short of Mobileye.
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No. 25 Wichita State rebounds with win over Drake DES MOINES, Iowa — Wichita State's checklist was short on Tuesday.
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But while the Switch has no shortage of cool features, there's one thing it is short on: battery power.
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The scenario -- rife with loans, cash withdrawals, and check deposits -- strained banks, and many became temporarily short on reserves.
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Most people pointed out that the speech, which was big on rhetorical platitudes, was very short on actual details.
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Intel easily topped the Estimize consensus by 203 cents per share but fell short on revenue by $200 million.
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BEIJING — China is still short on details on how it will respond to new U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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The company releases a quarterly safety report about the safety of Autopilot, but that report is short on details.
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The characters had clever, beautiful, juicy move sets and mechanics, but they came up short on personality and appeal.
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Past efforts to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict followed a similar course, long on negotiating principles, short on detail.
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Gravel's description of working together toward a common goal was enviable — so full of awe, so short on arguing.
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Louis Kuijs, head of Asia economics at Oxford Economics, said the speech was meaningful, if short on fresh initiatives.
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Microsoft had its big E3 showcase today to show off everything Xbox, and it wasn't short on big reveals.
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It was short on the sides and a flip in the front … We're definitely not going back in time.
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From magic mirrors to selfie walls, retailers' haphazard attempts to court millennial shoppers have not been short on gimmicks.
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Faced with higher prices on a range of other products, though, some children might find themselves short on amusement.
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When I was short on the money needed, my mother gave it to me with no expectation of repayment.
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From its founders' history of shady behavior to where the money comes from, HQ is sometimes short on answers.
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"It's very expensive to be short on European fixed income," said Charlie Diebel, head of rates at Aviva Investors.
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On Pro Football The Giants' pool of candidates to replace Tom Coughlin was short on pizazz from the beginning.
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Her solo show on April 15, Radical Slow, at Grace Exhibition Space (GES) in Bushwick was short on details.
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Just because you're short on time in the morning doesn't mean you can't get yourself a filling, nutritious breakfast.
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Their net long dollar position of $21.8 billion now compares with a $28.2 billion net short on April 20.
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She has a new short on the circuit this year called Love, and it's been taking festivals by storm.
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Following the announcement, the 34-year-old new dad made a short on-camera appearance to announce the birth.
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That put the squeeze on speculators who were selling the yuan short on expectations the currency would fall further.
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If sunglasses have been falling a little short on your to-buy radar, you might want to think again.
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Funds have switched net positioning from mega long to mega short on the CME copper contract in superfast time.
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Inez herself is short on cash, too, having shopped away the $300 her husband gave her in the morning.
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The net short five-year bond position of 464,725 contracts, meanwhile, is the fourth-largest net short on record.
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Third, while the new rules are both lengthy and clear on fundamental principles, they are short on crucial details.
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Steady-to-firmer cash prices in recent weeks suggest some packers are short on inventory, said analysts and traders.
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EVANS: JIM, THE LAST TIME WE SAW YOU, YOU HAD JUST ANNOUNCED YOU WERE ALSO SHORT ON DUNKIN BRANDS.
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He used the word "short" to indicate these people were coming up short on civility, intellect and common sense.
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You've got to figure it out sometimes, and tonight we came up a little short on the special teams.
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His testimony was often short on details, and much of the information was already known or not cognizable crimes.
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But stock markets in Asia fell in reaction to the speech, which was short on economic and trade specifics.
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Temple saw a drive end when the Owls were stopped short on fourth-and-2 at the FIU 34.
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Short on resources, the agency collected just $1.53 billion from audits last year, its lowest total in 13 years.
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In short, on the question of whether or not I was an idiot, there was evidence on both sides.
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However, it fell short on overall life experience, coming in well behind the other countries within the top 0003.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is running an aspirational campaign long on provocative ideas, but short on critical details.
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If you're short on ideas (or time), we've got 13 favors that will be the life of the party.
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Yet the recent statements from Brussels and Washington are long on criticism and short on any offers of assistance.
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While Yeisley and her friends have plenty of fabric on hand, she realized that they were short on elastic.
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Republicans have shown a dogged determination to repeal Obamacare and overhaul Medicaid, even as they remain short on votes.
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Their rivalry is one of the greatest in tennis history, yet it has been decidedly short on suspense here.
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We were short on sleep, like most parents are, as we juggled tasks to get ready for the day.
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But lawmakers who hoped to add significant privacy constraints to the warrantless surveillance program, too, fell short on Thursday.
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While the Air Force is short on pilots, it's even shorter on people who make certain planes can fly.
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Everclear would come in handy if you're short on isopropyl A. The Center for Disease Control prefers washing hands.
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In a briefing in Paris on Monday, French officials outlining Mr. Macron's speech were cautious and short on detail.
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By then, it may be at risk of running short on ventilators, the equipment used to help patients breathe.
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He said New York City is still desperately short on medical equipment and needs some 15,000 ventilators in total.
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They've come to the table pockets loaded, but short on what hard knocks to a nation can feel like.
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In fact, when they all gather together to sleep, the ones in the center may run short on oxygen.
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Known simply as "The Phil" to regulars who once included John Lennon, the pub is not short on accolades.
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But they may be short on bargaining chips, as the union faces dwindling numbers and a federal corruption inquiry.
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A congressional investigation released Wednesday found that the Coast Guard leadership fell short on handling bullying and harassment allegations.
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Happy Wednesday and welcome back to Overnight Finance, where we're short on Trump and Romney staying friendly through 2023.
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The press statement was short on details, and since then, Chronicle has been silent about what it's working on.
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The Scripture readings are apocalyptic and trippy, strikingly short on sweet tales of babies, little lambs and Christmas stars.
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This documentary about the Sicilian photographer Letizia Battaglia is short on the whens and the hows of her story.
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Falling short on personnel and policy leaves only a vague notion of when the president begins to act presidential.
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But the dialysis centers, which need power and water to operate, are short on diesel fuel for their generators.
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The firearms and outdoor products manufacturer reported earnings per share that beat expectations but fell short on everything else.
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Though Nixon's bid came up short on Thursday, she shook up up the gubernatorial race, and New York politics.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (R-Texas), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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After a first half that was short on offense, the Trail Blazers took a 213-210 lead into the break.
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The Singapore summit was quintessentially Trumpian – a made-for-TV spectacular, long on red-carpet pageantry and short on substance.
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Hate to see the master fall short on the big stage, but it should be a teachable moment for Grumblelord.
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TicPods Free mostly hold their end of the bargain, but comes up just short on the lower end of things.
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Though short on details, President Donald Trump redoubled his commitment Tuesday night to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act.
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He visited her home state last week, pledging to help oust her, while unveiling his short-on-details tax plan.
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Yet in pursuit of their own war on drugs, the United States has never been short on home-grown miseries.
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The big takeaway is that they're short on selling points, but their super tall displays is certainly one of them.
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He mentioned one issue in which a facility was short on trailers and he could start his route on time.
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AT&T reported positive earnings results for their third quarter Wednesday, beating on revenue and falling slightly short on profits.
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Ostensibly, it lets you type something short on a phone and have it automatically expanded out into something more complicated.
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The Optoma IntelliGO-S1 is also cheaper, but it too falls short on brightness and doesn't have an internal battery.
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But, over the course of its first six episodes, it also manages to fall short on basic levels like storytelling.
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They would have to pay the tax somehow, and a landlord short on cash may have to sell the plot.
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"The Administrative Record in these cases makes plain that Secretary Ross's decision fell short on all these fronts," Furman added.
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But opposition party leaders and analysts said the speech was short on detail on how Ramaphosa would fulfill his pledges.
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The unfortunate thing about the heavyweight division, however, is that it is, and always has been fairly short on talent.
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Missing: Pies or any desserts, because the pilgrims were short on sugar by 2000 and also had no ovens. 240.
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As a film though, it falls short on many levels, and no amount of hero worship can cloak that fact.
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Women can be technical!' from each other, at scale, even if a for-profit company fell short on that message.
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If you're short on time, begin by checking out CNBC's one-sentence summary of 11 top-notch money-related reads.
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TCU, for example, falls 227 points short on participation equity (in addition to a five-point gap in athletic aid).
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The two authors are short on specific remedies but agree that what remains ahead is a matter of irrefutable urgency.
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It does this by offering micro-loans to pre-paid mobile customers when they are short on data or minutes.
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And like the abstinence-only programs they support, we expect their claims to be short on science and basic facts.
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The cosmologist Stephen Hawking recently suggested that civilization is at a critical juncture in its short—on geological timescales—career.
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Actimmune, which is also being evaluated for use in cancer, also fell short on secondary goals in the FA trial.
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Check out our VICE News short on how 2016 was the worst year for gun violence in Chicago in decades.
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The dam broke in July when it came out that MoviePass was short on cash as outages plagued the service.
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But maps, even Google's extremely detailed ones, are still extremely short on information critical to anyone with a physical disability.
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However, it fell short on revenue with $124.89 billion versus the $125.55 billion expected, due to currency complications, it said.
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Time and time again Stephens seemed to have Moicano along the fence and still fall short on his punches somehow.
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It will take years for the Vietnamese, short on cash and largely reliant on Russian weaponry, to integrate American hardware.
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Trump said he "will not mention any names," but said repeatedly that Republicans were "one vote" short on health care.
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Whyd isn't short on competition either, having to jump over Sonos, Bose, Samsung, LG, and a slew of other competitors.
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While I'm short on details, there are a number of reasons why this seems like a logical move to me.
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New brands often come up short on this front because they don't have the name recognition that industry stalwarts do.
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The plan, which is short on details, presumably forms the basis for ongoing negotiations between the United States and Europe.
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When Peter gets to the end of his project, he realizes that he has come up short on meta-narratives.
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When I'm short on time and can't leave the house, the only option I have is to cook at home.
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In fact, the player's character, dubbed "Little Mac," was supposedly made short on purpose to accommodate the console's limited graphics.
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An older aristocracy might have been short on brains, but at least had scars and medals honorably won in battle.
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Short on staff and money, his campaign is preparing to narrow its focus to Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
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Warmed apple tart à la mode was a trifle short on apple and ice cream and overloaded with whipped cream.
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Their bill is short on drama, and the effort to reach bipartisan consensus required both sides to postpone preferred initiatives.
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But he was so bombastically short on specifics, so braggadociously vague, that in the end there was nothing to quote.
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They have treated about 250 people since the beginning of the fighting and are running short on medicine, she said.
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Gail: Meanwhile, I have to admit that while the Republicans are imploding with rage, the Democrats are short on juice.
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The cosmologist Stephen Hawking recently suggested that civilization is at a critical juncture in its short—on geological timescales—career.
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Check out the VICE News short on how 2016 was the worst year for gun violence in Chicago in decades.
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But he was short on details — to the point where he actually apologized for not being able to share more.
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But if you're short on time, scroll down to find a full, lightly edited transcript of Teddy's conversation with Raj.
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And even if Senate leaders were inclined to bring up gun legislation for a vote, they are short on time.
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But if you're short on time, scroll down to find a full, lightly edited transcript of Peter's conversation with Susan.
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Now Prepa is so short on cash that it shut down two power plants on Tuesday night to save fuel.
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The group's Flipkart announcement was short on emotion and details, which may be a reflection of Naspers' taciturn Afrikaner roots.
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If you're still short on space even after taking those steps, the culprit might be an app that's hoarding data.
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Reports are widespread of under-equipped hospitals filled with infected patients and short on masks, alcohol and anti-bacterial gel.
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Michael Bloomberg dropped out of the presidential race on Wednesday morning after falling short on Super Tuesday, endorsing Joe Biden.
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Tyler Harris came up short on an attempt in the lane with 13 seconds left and Memphis down three points.
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The articles in Teen Vogue are short on substance but fun — lively and breezy, often with a big-sister tone.
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He instead criticized the distributors for proposing a deal that was short on money and took too long to unfold.
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The whole enterprise is short on sophistication, as if it's aimed at high school students with an interest in science.
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It's why my Wagner bookshelf is long on explorations of his music but short on biographies or his own writings.
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The retailer reported fiscal second-quarter profits that beat analyst estimates but fell short on revenue and same-store sales.
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The laggards, which included Somalia (178th), Chad (179th) and the Central African Republic (180th), dropped well short on those counts.
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Mr. Tillerson's principal challenge, of course, is serving a mercurial president whose ideas on foreign policy are short on substance.
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This suit is long on rhetoric about "fairness," but short on offering any actual improvement to the Electoral College system.
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Oil companies that are short on RINs are looking for any number of ways to reduce their cost of compliance.
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"The statement on the OPEC website following the Abu Dhabi meeting was short on substance," Vienna-based JBC Energy said.
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A society this closed to overseas talent is short on diversity and novel ideas, both drivers of performance and innovation.
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Like most states during the recession, Texas was short on money, and its legislature was both fiscally and socially conservative.
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The EU is also internally divided and short on money and will to turn a Brussels policy document into reality.
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George Harrison: LSD's s definitely not the kind of drug you'd want to be playing pool with Don Short on.
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The top four congressional leaders huddled for hours Tuesday with top White House officials but came up short on a deal.
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The problem: The speech was long on protectionist talk, but very short on specifics and what exactly his priorities would be.
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"I Love You, Now Die" might be short on definitive answers for these problems, but it raises all the right questions.
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Qatar Airways is around 493 aircraft short on deliveries from Airbus at present, including A320neos and wide body A350s, he said.
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Walking down the drugstore aisle when you're short on time can feel like walking into a Forever 21 during sale season.
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Shortages of food staples like rice, flour and chicken are commonplace and hospitals are critically short on medicines and medical supplies.
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The EPA Office of the Inspector General told Congress that it's too short on staff and budget to expand the investigation.
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But he has now admitted that he fell short on the most sweeping promise that lifted him into the White House.
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Macy's posted mixed results, beating earnings per share estimates but falling short on sales, while Home Depot exceeded Wall Street expectations.
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The financial hub received high marks for its macroeconomic stability and financial system, but fell short on its capability to innovate.
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The bill ended up falling six votes short on the floor of the Senate, with only eight Republicans voting for it.
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"We are coming up short on both inflation and I think there is still slack in the labor market," said Kashkari.
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Shares in Alphabet dropped about 2654 percent after it fell short on sales after beating estimates for the past eight quarters.
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Sennheiser's design for these wireless headphones is short on elegance; they're about as black, matte, and plastic as you can get.
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Now they will face a Vikings team that at times has been fantastic, but has also fallen short on several occasions.
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I never found myself short on juice, and I'm pretty psyched to take them on the next cross-country plane ride.
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Positions among active clients, which include market makers and hedge funds, showed they were 10% net short on longer-dated Treasuries.
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Yes, God, Yes first premiered as a short on Vimeo, directed by Karen Maine with Dyer starring in the same role.
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And in 2018, challenges to devastating gerrymanders in Wisconsin and Maryland (one for each party) came up short on procedural grounds.
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You stop short on the sidewalk in New York City and 10 guys with the same story will pile into you.
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He deals with the news that Freddy has eavesdropped on his business and gone short on CrossCo with all his money.
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Are you long or short on the UK leaving the EU and does it have any bearing on the Nordics ecosystem?
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The speculative community has now shifted from being very short on the eve of the OPEC meeting to being very long.
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If you're short on time, it's a great way to do different types of training all in the one session. 7.
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That might also mean more Google-infused gadgets for consumers, but it's not like we're short on those as it is.
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The S7 Edge actually has a better processor, the Snapdragon 820, although it comes up short on storage with only 32GB.
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The battery life falls a bit short on the regular-sized model, but it charges faster than an iPhone, she says.
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Yes, but: The companies are still short on some of initiatives they pitched as part of their permit applications last year.
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The CBS This Morning co-anchor, 45, was forced to cut her vacation short on Friday to get her appendix removed.
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This discomfort is especially likely if we are already rather short on self-esteem or prone to pessimism and low moods.
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The firm came short on both revenue and user growth, leading to a sharp decline in the value of its shares.
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He's short on allies, though, and now in a desperate fight simply to top Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally.
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IF WE'RE COMING SHORT ON INFLATION AND THE JOB MARKET SHOWS MORE SIGNS OF SLACK, MY QUESTION IS WHY DO ANYTHING?
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Kim Jong Un's meeting Friday with South Korean President Moon Jae-in was rife with symbolism but short on concrete promises.
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Square met expectations for Wall Street's fourth-quarter revenue guidance, but came up short on earnings guidance for the upcoming quarter.
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The electoral manifesto is short on macro-economic details but the FN published its growth and public finances targets on Saturday.
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And, when we get really short on cash, the morning Starbucks stop is usually the first thing that has to go.
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But, the proposal has been short on details -- including the cost of the tax cuts and what loopholes would be closed.
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Between The OA, A Series Of Unfortunate Events, and the upcoming 13 Reasons Why, Netflix is hardly short on original content.
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The Singapore summit was long on positive imagery but short on specific benchmarks for North Korea giving up its nuclear weapons.
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The proposal contained a juicy corporate tax cut but was viewed as short on details and likely to be seriously modified.
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Yet sweeping promises of transformative technologies and overly aggressive timelines that are short on details are nothing new for Silicon Valley.
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They also occurred at a time when the Taj Mahal casino was short on cash and on the verge of bankruptcy.
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The day's schedule is short on first-division data with U.S. new home sales and crude oil inventories among the highlights.
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A five-page draft of the MOU reveals a wide-ranging accord full of broad undertakings, but short on specific details.
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David Bowie may have a song called "Looking for a Friend," but the late musician was certainly not short on pals.
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Take, for instance, 224 USC 22573, also known as 22257 records keeping regulations, or just 22257 if you're short on time.
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But, the proposal has been short on details — including the cost of the tax cuts and what loopholes would be closed.
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Harry made a short on-camera appearance to announce that he and Meghan had welcomed a baby boy early Monday morning.
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The proposal has been short on details, including how much the tax cuts would cost and what loopholes would be closed.
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Everyone else in the family works, and with my best friend in North Dakota, I'm rather short on options for drivers.
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Breaking projects down into small, manageable, and easily attainable milestones can help sustain your focus when you're short on mental energy.
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Long on bombast and short on details, Ms. Leitch's Canadian values proposition has a certain Donald Trump-like whiff to it.
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He left a 22-footer short on the par-3 17th and missed from 18 feet on the par-4 18th.
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A Republican political analyst who asked for anonymity in order to speak frankly said the diversity council was short on substance.
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Though it attracted fervent devotees, the show turned off some who found its naval-gazing, blue-tinted introspection short on action.
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You'll also never run short on juice, with 210 hours of battery life and 603 more with the battery-filled case.
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Lawmakers may also be short on funding options by the time they get to an infrastructure package, likely sometime next year.
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A large part of the two leaders' agreement is focused on protecting the Arctic, but the commitment was short on details.
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The world of sunglasses may be long in the cool stakes but has up to now been somewhat short on innovation.
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Misty also says the demographic of young people who use Virtuoso tend to be short on time but not on money.
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Additionally, the Seahawks want him to get more involved in the passing game, and they're short on receivers at the moment.
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Alternatively, those in need of peace but short on cash can download pages from the Yotel Coloring and Activity Book online.
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Like "Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors" last year, it is inspired by her own childhood, and it's short on subtlety.
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In a field of candidates short on household names, Mr. Ganim's name recognition could, in some strange way, actually help him.
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The announcement on Tuesday by Amazon, Chase and Berkshire, though short on details, generated a lot of hope and investor enthusiasm.
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I closed the account around 2011, when it was only worth a few hundred dollars, because I was short on cash.
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Novartis said additional action may be taken where an employee falls short on their ethics score, or they could be dismissed.
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The alternative is a drift to despotism under a bunch of old men long on outrage but short on everything else.
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Ms. McSpadden, 39, came up short on Tuesday in an attempt to turn that sorrow and anger into an elected post.
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If Netflix runs short on cash, it could have to raise capital to cover its content bills, the Needham analysts said.
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Stacey Jackson returned home to Australia in 22017 from the last Volvo Ocean Race short on sleep but long on experience.
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The idea that repatriation will spur domestic investment contains an implicit assumption that multinationals are short on cash in this country.
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The provision comes in response to healthcare workers being short on masks, ventilators, and swabs that help test for the virus.
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Corey Wheir, a boilermaker in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, allegedly came up short on federal income taxes in 1999, 2000 and 2001.
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Even if the performance was short on rhythmic propulsion, it honored the complexity of Gershwin's achievement—and, perhaps surprisingly, its modernity.
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Major hospitals in Wuhan are also running short on the kits, prompting delayed diagnoses, according to the South China Morning Post.
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Wealth disparity grew, income gains were hard to come by and the Fed continually came up short on its inflation goal.
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It's a pretty crafty move on Apple's part, especially since the lineup of shows is still relatively short on day one.
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Speculators, meanwhile, turned net short on the Japanese yen for the first time since December last year to 269 short contracts.
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It's pretty widely acknowledged at this point that the latest Star Wars movie fell kind of short on the storytelling front.
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If you're short on liability insurance, your house is just one of the assets that's up for grabs in a lawsuit.
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Citadel made millions on short positions on European airlines, while BlackRock had a big short on Carnival, which owns Princess Cruises.
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" As a result, Ahmad said he expects Trump's comments will be "generally short on details with respect to the Afghan war.
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Fast-forward to this summer and Trump blasted her at the NATO summit in Belgium for falling short on military spending.
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We're short on time, overloaded with obligations, and sometimes there just aren't enough hours in the day to catch a break.
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But Trump administration officials were short on details about what, exactly, the agreement does and when it would actually be implemented.
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Plots of novels and films are dutifully outlined, and the book suffers from being long on description and short on analysis.
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While the law provided a communications and legal structure for private-public information sharing, it fell short on the incentive structure.
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Shortly after joining HCL, the mother of his daughter died, and he found himself short on both personal days and income.
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"That volatility combined with political turmoil is making us overall short on the key markets, particularly the U.S. one," Touze said.
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Rather, it means the IRS won't charge you the penalty and interest next year for coming up short on your taxes.
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Entire cities have become like fashionable restaurants, overpriced and short on places, though there have been recent signs of a cooldown.
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When the Buckeyes were short on quarterbacks early last season, Day — then the offensive coordinator — gave Chrisman some reps in practice.
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Technology industry officials said they also expected Zuckerberg's testimony to be long on political point scoring and short on legislative ideas.
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She says when push came to shove ... Ted came up short on the cash, even after she supposedly ran his biz.
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That bill fell short on Tuesday, leaving Congress just a few days to act before the program's funding is technically expired.
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"If I could have gone to Goldman Sachs 'R' Us and said, 'I'll take a short on this tranche, a short on that tranche,' I would have done that, all day, every day," said Taylor Mann, a researcher who has studied the student-loan market in granular detail, over a recent taco dinner in Athens, Tex.
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We're not sure what Hillary Clinton would do on her first day in office; she's been short on the Day One promises.
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The HomePod also falls short on compatibility with other gadgets in your home because it only works with newer HomeKit-enabled accessories.
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The press release is short on specifics here, but it sounds like this new version of MoviePass won't completely ditch new releases.
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While Nissan fell short on a global basis, Munoz briefly drove the company's U.S. operations up to a 10 percent market share.
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While they have a lower magnification than the Nikon Travelights, they are not short on quality at about 22/2622 the price.
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MACCALLUM: I&aposm short on time but I want to get your reaction to one more thing with regard to North Korea.
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If you're short on time (or just lazy AF), you don't grab the curling wand to meticulously put in some "effortless" waves.
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The film's first atmospheric teaser is short on plot, but long on creepy visuals (and a murky version of Kanye West's "Heartless").
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A student at Latino Youth High School in Chicago, Ochoa-Lopez wrote she didn't have a job and was short on cash.
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"The case the prosecution has presented over the years is very long on sympathy and very short on evidence," Barket tells PEOPLE.
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The forecast came as the Dallas-based company turned in a fourth-quarter earnings beat, but fell short on the top-line.
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It could pass for PG. I See You is surprisingly short on graphic violence and completely devoid of nudity or sexual situations.
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We are very short on time, but we're going to shout out a couple of things that we didn't get to today.
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That same year, Ogletree made Watts an equity shareholder, though he was short on several of the standards typically used for promotion.
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The government's federal budget announced last week was notably short on vote-winning incentives as falling commodity prices ate into state revenues.
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The company is also short on specifics right now — we don't know things like pricing or battery life, two pretty big omissions.
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The social media company on Thursday reported fourth-quarter earnings that beat revenue and active user expectations but fell short on profit.
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The big problem with this population is the existing healthcare system doesn't work for them, it falls short on so many levels.
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Blessedly short on the gimmicks favoured by many of his predecessors in the Treasury, its most significant chapter was on official forecasts.
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Investors would probably see a dividend cut as a sign of trouble — a clear indication that the company is short on cash.
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This beat the Estimize consensus data by 217 cents on the bottom line but fell short on revenue by nearly $662.28 million.
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If you need to transfer a couple hundred megs to a coworker or friend across the country, you aren't short on options.
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They're all pretty much the same on the outside, too: round face, a little too thick, a little short on battery life.
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Muddy Waters said at the time that it was "short" on Casino's shares and credit, namely betting on falls in both assets.
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I would just say that the top does come up short on purpose (because of the style) and the shorts are cheeky.
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LazyTown star Stefán Karl Stefánsson's life was cut short on Tuesday after he lost his two-year battle with bile duct cancer.
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Also Friday, J.P. Morgan reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue, and Citigroup beat on earnings but fell short on revenue estimates.
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Back in 2014 there was Delightful, which promised to help its users build tailored dates for couples short on time/new ideas.
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JP Morgan Chase, Berkshire Hathaway and Amazon have made their own health care opinions clear by founding their short-on-details venture.
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"Magnesium is a mineral that's involved in over 600 reactions in the body, yet many Americans are short on it," she says.
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We've really done it all, from long and curly to super-short on the sides — which some people liked and some didn't.
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While it was short on blockbusters, it raised eyebrows with the first invite for Netflix and some small-screen fare to boot.
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And we blew because we were short on patience and only had Panic Restaurant on a three day rental from Blockbuster. 2.
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Investors initially balked at Nike's fourth-quarter results, which beat by a penny on the bottom line but fell short on revenue.
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This law is a step in the right direction to prevent these kinds of botnets, but falls short on wider security issues.
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But Tuesday's news was short on details, creating the potential for the uncertainty over Amazon's healthcare aims to linger over the sector.
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If you're short on time, a 83-minute charge within the case gets you three hours of listening time on the AirPods.
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Castro already has the donors necessary to qualify for the September debates, but he's a little short on the polling qualifying front.
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The company is badly coming up short on that effort, according to a sharply critical blog post from the tech nonprofit Mozilla.
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Payment company Square reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analysts' expectations on Wednesday but came up slightly short on forward guidance.
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Although the plan is still short on details, it appears to be one key policy area in which bipartisan support is likely.
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But it also raises around $1.3 trillion over 10 years for a plan that's already short on ways to pay for it.
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If you're short on cash and you want to avoid going into debt, consider working with the IRS to pay in installments.
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Sure, 10 years ago, natural products seemed to fall short on their promises (and did you notice they all smelled like patchouli?).
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Networked cameras give you a nice view of things, but we're still short on Smart Home technology that can actually produce violence.
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But the proposal was short on details of just how the plan would make up for the shortfall created by lower rates.
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The plan is short on details, and Congress has yet to weigh in on where and how deeply taxes would be cut.
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The WBC has not been short on drama or fun, and now we've got a little controversy to throw into the mix.
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Kim and Trump pledged to work towards denuclearization at their landmark June summit in Singapore, but the agreement was short on specifics.
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But the reality, from down here in the parenting trenches, is that kids are messaging anyway and we're desperately short on tools.
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Conservative groups are warning Republicans that falling short on tax reform could have disastrous effects, turning voters away and crippling the party.
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Adding to his problems, most of the tenants in another building he has mortgaged are short on rent and long on excuses.
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Short on empathy and a sense of responsibility, our leaders see even grave crises only through the lens of their own privilege.
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If I was falling short on protein or going overboard on carbs, I could rejig things a bit to strike a balance.
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Its rise and the success of its black-owned businesses are symbols of optimism in a place that is short on it.
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That happened in November 2018, when the group home ran short on staff and Ms. Cannady had to put in extra hours.
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As organized crime trials go, Mr. Santora's was short on allegations of violence; no murders or assaults were attributed to the crew.
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The GOP Congress also has come up short on some of Trump's chief priorities, disappointing the president and his most fervent supporters.
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Without support from the 40-member House Freedom Caucus, the trillion-dollar budget proposal will come up short on the House floor.
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Running short on funds, they couldn't do more substantial architectural decoration, so Solomon was brought in to liven it up with paint.
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The thing is, younger people also can be short on patience, and patience is what you need to buy into this series.
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On average, home-cooked meals often exceeded recommendations for calories and some nutrients, while commercial meals more often fell short on nutrition.
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Tesla said Monday that it met a closely watched goal for production, however it fell short on deliveries during the second quarter.
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Young women are actually more practical when it comes to everyday financial issues — like budgeting — but fall short on bigger financial goals.
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Abliazin, below, and the Russians came up short on the floor routine later in the night, allowing Japan to seal the victory.
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Breakout Point's data show that AQR also has a $71 million short on French payments company Worldline, which it made in August.
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Lowry left approach shots short on 14 and 15 and his putter also let him down as he posted three successive bogeys.
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CBS is expected to make another offer soon, the sources said, but that new bid was expected to fall short on price.
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His staff said he was short on time, but Heller said it was because "we don't want to step on our message."
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My friend on the team playing after us asks if I can stay to play with them since they're short on players.
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After a few minutes, it felt short on invention, the rare piece that could actually benefit from visual projections or a staging.
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A viral video of Maduro waving enthusiastically to an empty square underscores the fact that the emperor is increasingly short on clothes.
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But, throw an extra person in the mix, and a home already short on square-footage can feel like a sardine can.
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But if you're short on time, scroll down to find a full, lightly edited transcript of Kara and Teddy's conversation with David.
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Some unemployed workers, presumably short on cash, thought that the $800 in their pockets was more valuable than an evening of laughs.
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Review the job description again before heading into your interview and research any skills, tools or experience that you fall short on.
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The global currency market has been short on dollars, a safe-haven currency that investors and countries buy in times of crisis.
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Some states and cities have also run short on the personal protective gear that first responders and health care providers must wear.
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The talks with Mr. Kim were cut short on Thursday, without the hoped-for agreement on first steps toward denuclearizing North Korea.
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The reality is that most Americans are short on time and attention and already swamped by millions of daily tasks and decisions.
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The plan, short on specifics, will come with "far lower premiums (costs) & deductibles," he said this week in a series of tweets.
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Looking for a missing child requires time, manpower and resources, and the police force in India is short on all of those.
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How did they sprint so fast when Kolomi called, only to stop short on their hind legs, as if ready to dance?
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But there was a wrinkle: While Ms. Larsson had dashed out earlier to get enough plates, she was short on water glasses.
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" The Times said: "Their rivalry is one of the greatest in tennis history, yet it has been decidedly short on suspense here.
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But on the state benchmarks, J.H.S. 162 fell short on measures including school safety and improvement on state reading and math exams.
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Amazon beat revenue estimates but fell short on earnings in the second quarter, as it continued to invest in areas of growth.
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The Minnesota Vikings ripped off an impressive win in Week 21 while displaying an offense short on mistakes and big on yardage.
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Bed Bath & Beyond reported Wednesday fiscal second quarter profits that beat analyst estimates but fell short on revenue and same-store sales.
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The European parties to the JCPOA, while deeply committed to the agreement, are running short on patience with Washington and Tehran, too.
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The bulk of respondents said the United States fully or mostly met half of the democratic standards, and fell short on half.
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The optimistic official take on Thursday's proceedings, however, was short on detail and papered over political tensions bubbling just under the surface.
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It also spells trouble for an Internationals team short on quality and experience that appears ill-equipped to end the U.S. tyranny.
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The company also outperformed on EPS but came up short on EBITDA and EPS guidance analysts had expected for the third quarter.
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Whitsunday Islands resorts were battered, running short on fresh water and closed to bookings until at least next week, but mostly intact.
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Some companies short on cash thanks to the business interruption got that way because they spent 2980 reinvesting profits in their business.
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But the Caribbean island chain is short on crucial supplies as Hurricane Maria approaches, according to internal briefing documents obtained by POLITICO.
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Baird analyst Brian Skorney said Pfizer fell way short on both safety and efficacy, making Sarepta' position in the space even stronger.
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Global Soccer LONDON — As the migration of soccer players from Europe to China continues, much of the rhetoric is falling short on understanding.
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So far the plans are short on specifics, and details on things like quotas, profit remittance and taxation will matter a great deal.
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While not much is known about the Space Jam sequel so far, one thing's for sure: it won't be short on basketball stars.
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Shields had a chance to win the game for Nebraska but he came up short on a 12-foot attempt as time expired.
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Comcast on Wednesday reported fourth-quarter earnings and revenue that exceeded expectations but fell short on net additions of high speed internet customers.
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This week's court brief is short on big surprises, but it does outline the industry's case against the FCC's order in more detail.
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Stefani and Shelton have been spending more time out of the limelight in 2016, but their new year hasn't been short on excitement.
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Last quarter, Kraft Heinz delivered sales that topped expectations with growth of 1.6 percent, but fell short on earnings, amid steep commodity costs.
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If you're running short on ideas for practical jokes that are office-appropriate, you've come to the right place — we've got you covered.
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What you want to do is couple it with other food groups that Americans fall short on—that would be dairy and fruit.
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While short on details, the new president's blueprint is chock full of contradictions and outdated assertions about the status of America's energy supply.
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Schooler's role on offense was expected to expand in a receiving corps short on depth and star power after Dillon Mitchell left early.
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Kim and Trump pledged to work towards denuclearization at their landmark summit in Singapore in June but the agreement was short on specifics.
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The Democrat surged in the latter part of the year, polling neck and neck with Noem, but fell just short on Election Day.
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If you get a sense that your interviewer is distracted or short on time, try to bring the energy yourself, but don't meander.
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Trump's lunch echoes a similar move in June after McConnell fell short on his first healthcare effort, and it yielded no apparent results.
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Link Accounts The FDIC suggests that consumers link their checking and savings accounts to cover the difference of transactions they are short on.
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She's also sleeping with Chuck's right hand, Bryan (Toby Leonard Moore), and turns up in his office a button short on her blouse.
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She's moving on with her life — and even though she's genuinely happy for Paula, Rebecca falls short on her promise to help her.
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While the Nevada-based pair may be new to TV, they're not short on confidence when it comes to what they do best.
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In a video that's not short on tarot cards, Lynch takes PEOPLE behind the scenes of the clip for his new hit single.
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The way this seems to have manifested in contemporary politics is in debates that are long on symbolism and short on policy specifics.
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Their plan is already short on votes, but Friday's news could make it even more difficult for Senate leaders to sway their holdouts.
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The National Association of Theatre Owners, home to the giant movie chains, put out a statement long on jargon and short on defense.
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Mr Hackett admitted to investors that, despite record profits of late, Ford had fallen short on margins, depriving them of billions of dollars.
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But The Predator is otherwise short on the witty dialogue and clever plotting that's become Black's trademark, especially during the film's chaotic finale.
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The additions are 50 percent female, a good move for Lightspeed, which like many VC firms, has been long short on female partners.
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He argued that far from dividing the alliance, Trump's criticisms of members for falling short on defense spending were exhibitions of American leadership.
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The president's order is "long on reporting, short on policy," according to Mike Baukes, co-CEO of the California-based security firm UpGuard.
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The vaunted event that catapulted Obama to stardom was reduced to just another candidate cattle call, long on rhetoric but short on results.
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But his life lasted a mere 15 months, cut short on Saturday in Hawthorne, California, by a 72-year-old motorist, police say.
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South China Morning Post first wrote last month that Bytedance was building a Spotify-like app, but the article was short on details.
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The chain's stock price plunged double digits last Thursday after it came up short on earnings and revenue in its fiscal fourth quarter.
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Carolina's first possession of the game ended at the Seattle 4-yard line when Newton was stopped short on a fourth-down run.
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Carson Block of Muddy Waters called for a short on the Bank of Ozarks, but that stock is up more than 22 percent.
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Shares of Home Depot dropped about 3 percent Tuesday morning after the company fell short on earnings and disappointed with its 2019 outlook.
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Though the order was short on specifics, financial markets embraced Trump's signal that looser banking regulation is coming and pushed bank stocks higher.
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CNBC's Eric Chemi checked in with some of the network's on-air talent to see where Twitter's partners fell short on their inferences.
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His talk of economic reform—he laid out the first new five-year plan for decades at the congress—is short on specifics.
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For those who are short on time, you can bridge that gap in a half-hour on seasonal Kenmore Air flights from Seattle.
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Since the poetic-comic side of Buddhism is one of its most appealing features, this leaves the book a little short on charm.
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The town has also been flooded with inquiries about what had happened and why, Mr. Haury said, but officials are short on answers.
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And Celgene shares tumbled more than 19 percent Thursday after the biotech fell short on revenue for the quarter and provided disappointing guidance.
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Many come from English learner households and lack fluency in their language of instruction, and fall short on literacy, which impacts learning mindsets.
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Washington's Metro, once a shining example of mass transit for the country, is 40 years old, short on funds and a terrible mess.
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But as with so many Trump administration policies, the so-called strategy was long on words and short on actions and implementation plans.
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We fell short on our scientific predictions that gene therapy would cure a common disease and that carbohydrates will become scarier than cholesterol.
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The United States and South Korea have agreed to amend their five-year-old trade agreement although the deal is short on specifics.
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"We should've been" short on retail, said Ackman, CEO of Pershing Square Capital Management, adding his firm isn't really big on short selling.
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If you're short on time, however, you could also pair a floor-length dress with a purple feather boa to get her look.
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And in 2000, many liberals regarded Al Gore the way some see Clinton today, as a flip-flopper short on inspiration and convictions.
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Mr. Trump, who is skeptical of TV ads and short on campaign cash, has not bought any general election ads in the state.
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