Twitter's spotty record with harassment is just naturally going to draw more attention than a spotty record with corporate impersonations.
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Lohan, who is from Long Island, developed expert command over Annie's British accent and her spotty American accent, as well as Hallie's California accent and equally spotty British accent.
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Fossil records of all these bizarre species are generally spotty.
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Movies based on video games have a notoriously spotty history.
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Platforms are slowly implementing new rules, but enforcement is spotty.
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Siri gets especially fussy when you have a spotty connection.
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The data is messy, spotty, and in many cases inadequate.
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The film's handling of these thorny class dynamics is spotty.
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"We were spotty through the first 40 minutes," Moore said.
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Syncing my Fitbit to the Zoom, for example, was spotty.
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Spotty cellphone service has severely hampered relatives' ability to connect.
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Meanwhile, there's spotty evidence for relying on a conscious consumer.
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Access to contraception is spotty, and abortion is often outlawed.
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With spotty internet, I was unable to Google the answer.
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But Lucy — well, you're a dog with a spotty inheritance.
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Aside from Luis Severino, their starting pitching has been spotty.
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Overcrowding is common, and public services are spotty or nonexistent.
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"I'm still looking," he said through a spotty phone connection.
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"A couple decades of lax and spotty enforcement," he said.
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His organization in many upcoming states is spotty at best.
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As I kept moving north, things became slightly more spotty.
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Let's review Bondi's own very spotty record on the subject.
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Initial reports of damage from the region have been spotty.
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Spotty patches, also known as snow showers, are on tap.
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Data on inheritance taxes, a close cousin, are also spotty.
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The heat was spotty to nonexistent, depending on the floor.
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Experts thought that, with so much meat on the hoof, carnivores of all stripes would surely immigrate from surrounding areas of their own accord, but predator rebound has proved spotty — or not spotty enough.
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Experts thought that, with so much meat on the hoof, carnivores of all stripes would surely immigrate from surrounding areas of their own accord, but predator rebound has proved spotty — or not spotty enough.
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But spotty innovation does not make up for a stagnating core.
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Gold had a spotty record but did work on some days.
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Right now, 5G internet access in the U.S. is pretty spotty.
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Habibo knows the signal is often spotty in the refugee camp.
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Cell phone reception was spotty in a lot of the town.
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Naturally, this means the immunization level among detainees can be spotty.
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Depending on where you're traveling to, internet access may be spotty.
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There is something uneven in their development, something spotty and awkward.
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Electricity, and a reliable internet connection, have been spotty as well.
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However, its performance has been spotty over the past few months.
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Watts is Ray's doting mother with an apparently spotty sexual history.
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Niese's struggles came and went, while Suarez battled through spotty control.
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Spotty cell phone service has severely hampered relatives' ability to connect.
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Nearly two months after the hurricane's landfall, however, progress remains spotty.
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Enter "the spotty kid from Plymouth," as Byford sometimes calls himself.
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The details are spotty—and I didn't read it too closely.
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Mitch McConnell's record in the case of Roy Moore is … spotty.
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Intelligence officials said there were good reasons for this spotty record.
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But Uber has a notoriously spotty track record with user privacy.
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Yet the city's attempts at streamlining bus service have been spotty.
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It was a spotty lineup, though not a wholly ineffective one.
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But its success has been spotty at best, especially of late.
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Also, in many markets, 5G coverage will be spotty, at best.
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The spotty regulatory regime only gets more confusing, the review found.
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Power is spotty and communication with the outside world is sporadic.
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Unfortunately, Sonic has had a spotty run over the past two decades.
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But the UV camera revealed that I had achieved only spotty coverage.
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As an entrepreneur, Batiz has prodigious drive but a spotty track record.
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At the same time, it suffers from somewhat of a spotty reputation.
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There are many other signs of the Empire's spotty performance on security.
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It was really spotty and nothing would show up on my screen.
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Recent polling in other recent high profile events has been spotty, though.
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Spotty internet and tight data caps can happen in the US too.
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They were often underfunded, leaving members with high premiums or spotty coverage.
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The tech companies took sides and wireless signals were spotty for months.
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Farther down the island chain, utilities and communications remain spotty or nonexistent.
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Facebook's spotty record around privacy might deflect potential customers to its competitors.
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Policy makers say efforts to prevent suicide across the country are spotty.
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The Supreme Court has a spotty track record on upholding major legislation.
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Corporate venture capital firms have traditionally had a spotty record of success.
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Cloud storage isn't an option because of the cost and spotty service.
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Despite its many successes, Google has a spotty history of creating devices.
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North Korea has had a spotty record with Hwasong-10 test flights.
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He had grown up in Mexico City, where electricity was sometimes spotty.
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Moreover, cell service is spotty, so access via smartphones can be impossible.
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Homer describes Odysseus as poikilometis, meaning dapple-skilled, spotty-skilled, essentially various.
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There's no cellular service on Antarctica and internet access can be spotty.
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Some, including the European Union, have a spotty record of doing so.
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Nola's control was spotty as he struck out seven and walked four.
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Critics of Francis say the pope has a spotty record on abuse.
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But he should explain his spotty record & how he'll get it done.
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First, Foxconn has a spotty track record of delivering on its promises.
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Bloomberg's spotty performance will prevent him from consolidating support in that lane.
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The property has only limited Wi-Fi and cellphone service is spotty.
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Jobs data has been strong, but some recent data has been spotty.
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The polling across this crazy-quilt of states will be relatively spotty.
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His spotty record on civil rights, they argued, should have disqualified him.
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The daily has a spotty track record for reporting on its northern neighbor.
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His defense has argued that police radio reception is spotty, particularly in stairwells.
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You never really think about your router unless your connection becomes unbearably spotty.
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There are few sugary embellishments and Wi-Fi access is spotty, at best.
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Democrats stressed that the expanded waivers could hurt those with spotty medical histories.
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Can Twitter ever make up for its already spotty record for account suspensions?
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Still, Cubans complain the connection is slow and expensive and coverage is spotty.
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Motherboard says the track record for these types of services has been spotty.
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I notice that people look up in between stations, where service remains spotty.
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But despite 160 investigators and an $11 million budget, his record was spotty.
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The trade war has made the outlook for the U.S. economy increasingly spotty.
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"My areas of expertise with the kids are spotty at best," he said.
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Injuries and spotty starting pitching left Kansas City and Detroit hovering around the .
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The island's spotty internet access makes it hard for buyers to compare prices.
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Critics of the GMD decry its hefty price tag and spotty track record.
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She had spotty cellphone service but drove back down to call her lawyers.
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While his driving has been spotty, the rest of his game looks good.
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C.C.S., as the process is known, has had a spotty record so far.
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Property records in China are spotty, relatively new and unavailable to the public.
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I can't think of another British host, but my memory can be spotty.
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And agents relied on spotty cell phones to directly contact emergency response teams.
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In Belarus, yellowing leaves turn a spotty red before they fall from branches.
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Spotty electricity and a heat wave have made their work even more difficult.
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"We, and countries around the world, have players who are spotty," he said.
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Yet enforcement and transparency on the humane treatment of lab animals is spotty.
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To answer these questions, I had to look into the company's spotty past.
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Fortunately, the spotty patchwork of SANE programs could soon be getting an overhaul.
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The reception of the monitor can also be a little spotty at times.
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With a record of 903-31-9, Kondo's spotty record looks somewhat unspectacular.
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Cellphone service is often spotty and you can't always rely on Wi-Fi.
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"I wouldn't say it concerns me, no," Boone said of the spotty command.
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During the fires, cellphone services are especially spotty, if they exist at all.
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Peer review contains all sorts of implicit biases; replication is spotty at best.
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Her husband, Gaspar, whom everyone called "Spotty," died of cancer in the 1970s.
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Their ability to identify and remove hoaxes from their platforms, however, remains spotty.
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But the Trump administration's record on issues of cyber security thusfar is spotty.
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Alas, spotty record-keeping prevented Israel from landing a replacement from Latin America.
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It's a big jump, especially with a still-spotty rollout in many markets.
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In many more cases, the evidence is too spotty for us to know.
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Everyone has to look a little greasy and spotty during their adolescent years.
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Not surprisingly, there are ETFs for all this, but their performance has been spotty.
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Verizon has rolled out a network in Chicago and Minneapolis, but it's extremely spotty.
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American public transportation with present or working escalators and elevators is spotty, at best.
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It is then placed in the location of the home where coverage is spotty.
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It was late in the year, and we knew the weather would be spotty.
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Tracking the mosquito is critical, but the country's ability to do that is spotty.
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Later on, Gina is working at Wal-Mart while her husband's assignments are spotty.
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Plus as of this writing the Wi-Fi seems to be spotty at best.
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Combined with its spotty military control, the Empire is probably doomed from the outset.
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Cellular service was spotty, and server issues prevented players from logging into the game.
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But the city's records are spotty, and the locations of only 4,376 are known.
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In Marlinton, what little access many households do have is unreliable, spotty, or slow.
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Since schools were closed and transportation spotty, many New Yorkers were trapped at home.
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And on the subject of phones... Reception is spotty and unavailable in many areas.
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Cell service is spotty at best a couple hundred miles from the Arctic Circle.
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The Boost is a Wi-Fi extending bulb, eliminating spotty connectivity throughout the office.
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You have enough annoyances in your life, spotty WiFi shouldn't be one of them.
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We battle with spotty cell service and confirm our loan application appointment for tomorrow.
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Whatever the motivation, haphazard clinical practice and spotty oversight led to addiction and death.
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Foreign businesses have long complained that liberalisation has been too narrow and implementation spotty.
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Born wealthy, he took over his father's business and built a spotty track record.
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She got further confirmation on Tuesday as spotty cell service returned to the area.
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Too many hotels I stay at — even luxury hotels — seem to have spotty WiFi.
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It also comes in handy if your house has slow or spotty Internet connection.
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Foreign businesses have long complained that liberalization has been too narrow and implementation spotty.
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If recent trade here is any indication, that cooperation has been spotty at best.
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Electricity and internet in her family's home were down, and cell service was spotty.
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The non-Equity cast is spotty, and some of the costumes look like salvage.
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Many young people have spotty credit reports for the first few years of adulthood.
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Especially since we are making historically momentous policy decisions based on dangerously spotty data.
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Especially since we are making historically momentous policy decisions based on dangerously spotty data.
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However, its new service in some cities like Chicago has been spotty and limited.
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The public transit can be spotty, and so he often finds himself on foot.
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The occasion was festive, and the reception enthusiastic, but Ms. Norman's singing was spotty.
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Thomas's attendance record is also spotty: The last speech he attended was in 2009.
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The shifting case counts are not the only example of conflicting or spotty information.
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The government bans people from using VPN during the shutdown, but enforcement is spotty.
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It has had a spotty record in test-launching its intermediate-range Musudan missile.
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The state-run mobile-phone network is spotty, and people resort to pay phones.
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He's a college dropout with a spotty track record and a reputation for pugnacity.
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But the requirement came with little enforcement or oversight and compliance has been spotty.
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Sanchez has said that mail service is also spotty in the most rural areas.
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The results of the Navy, Army, USMC stop gap has at best been spotty.
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Zara declined to comment on the success of the spotty $50 dress this week.
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Zara declined to comment on the success of the spotty $50 dress this week.
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Chatwood, whose control had been spotty in recent starts, zeroed in on the strike zone.
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Stanton looked spotty, however, upon stepping in for Palmer during the loss against the Rams.
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He is fouled, which represents a mixed success for him, a notoriously spotty foul shooter.
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Melton does have a point when it comes to the football player's spotty Riverdale history.
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But that method left my foundation spotty-to-nonexistent by the end of the day.
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Flights off the island were infrequent, communications were spotty and roads were clogged with debris.
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Coverage in Monte Sacro is so spotty that she rarely tries to open Facebook anymore.
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And oversight of tattoo parlors and artists on the state and local level is spotty.
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However, if you are on spotty Wi-Fi, playing AI is the way to go.
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In an early debate, he sought to attack Mr. Rubio's spotty attendance in the Senate.
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Cellphones are allowed, but taking one might not be worth it because coverage is spotty.
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Flights off the island are infrequent, communications are spotty and roads are clogged with debris.
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Just be wary of spotty uptime and what feels like a constant push to upgrade.
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These vaccine-derived polioviruses also cause new outbreaks in communities that have spotty immunization coverage.
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Spotty WiFi coverage can be absolutely infuriating — especially when it's happening in your own home.
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Even beyond his pure completion percentage, he has been spotty on placement in certain games.
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Unfortunately, you don't have cell service, and Wi-Fi is too spotty to be useful.
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Experiencing a spotty, red, itchy rash that stays with you when you leave the sun?
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But Iowa Republicans recently have had a spotty record at backing the ultimate presidential nominees.
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Siri is well known, but its voice recognition abilities are spotty and its functionality limited.
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It opened an investigation into Mr. Medina in March, but the initial evidence was spotty.
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He spoke imperfect English, a reflection of spotty schooling in Rwanda, which has spurned French.
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Again, although the income can be spotty, a big advantage of self-employment is flexibility.
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Although her role in season 1 was pivotal, her involvement in season 2 is spotty.
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I had more success on a parallel street, but it was still spotty and inconsistent.
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The spotty connection is on his list of things to fix for the next president.
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After all, WIFI signals tend to get pretty spotty outside the walls of a house.
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Cellular service remains spotty, rescue crews are making slow progress and grisly rumors are common.
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The nation's slow and spotty response has allowed the virus to spread to every state.
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Cellphone reception is spotty, he said, but apart from that, "everything works" in the building.
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But the country's early oil boom, led largely by foreign companies, yielded only spotty development.
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Analysts say the speed and low cost are not credible, especially considering Pemex's spotty record.
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The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, though it was a bit spotty during my stay.
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Rapidly increasing production at sites with spotty records compounds that error with added safety hazards.
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While the big men were on point, the guard play was spotty for both teams.
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Spotty/Dotty, on the other hand, has a penchant for sprawling across laps and desks.
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Another sensitive area is the Grammys' spotty record in recognizing the vanguards of contemporary pop.
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The story also reported that Jeff has a "spotty investment record," which is unequivocally false.
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The Wi-Fi there was spotty, which made it difficult for Jim and Pony to connect.
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Facebook is the first major platform to support the NFC system, although availability is still spotty.
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But service is spotty, delays frequent, and ridership numbers for continue to drop, year over year.
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When I first had braces, I was your average 14-year-old: spotty and deeply insecure.
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More critical reviewers complained of spotty service, as well as lack of soundproofing in some rooms.
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"People just figure the checking on this stuff is so spotty, why not try?" she said.
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Hospitals running on spotty generators have no lamps for doctors to look closely at patient wounds.
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DroneGun is hardly failsafe given law enforcement's spotty track record, and the government's lack of transparency.
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Compatibility throughout the rest of the world is spotty as well, but you check it here.
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But buildi it requires tapping through the remote's clumsy menus or using the spotty voice control.
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Tech companies looking to adopt the Rooney Rule need to be mindful of its spotty record.
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It took nearly 45 minutes for help to arrive, thanks to the lake's spotty cell service.
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Most U.S. states have imposed sales taxes on online purchases, but the actual collection is spotty.
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Google Translate is about to get a lot more useful to those with spotty internet connections.
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Despite the spotty record, as long as the market holds up, plenty more SPACs are coming.
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In the U.S., the history of corporate job retraining has been spotty to say the least.
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But the results have been spotty, ranging from excellent (Hannibal), curious (12 Monkeys), hilarious (Ash vs.
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Locals could occasionally get spotty cellular service, an improvement from the communication vacuum of days earlier.
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The state has a spotty environmental record, with accusations of unplanned development damaging its famed coastline.
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Geared towards lower-end devices with spotty network connections, the app was first introduced in 2015.
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TODD (voice-over): Adding to the pressure, the U.S. military's spotty track record in these tests.
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When he's in the field, he usually checks in, but communications were spotty in the altiplano.
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Heather Coggins was 19833 when Uncle Tim was killed, and her memory of him is spotty.
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Often, it can be hard to hear them; like subway announcements, sound clarity can be spotty.
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Cellphone reception is spotty, and anyone seen talking on a cellphone is at risk of arrest.
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The corporate world's record of acting in the public good is, of course, spotty at best.
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The early iPhone also suffered from another issue folks still fret about today: spotty network coverage.
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The spotty wifi sounds like it makes streaming TV shows an irritation for the whole family.
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Nevertheless, phoning home from space understandably has its limitations—audio delays and spotty connectivity, for example.
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And by any reasonable standard Purpose is fairly spotty, loaded with soggy ballads and motivational speeches.
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With it, astronauts traveling to Mars and beyond can safely navigate anywhere where signal is spotty.
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If your internet connection is spotty, you may also have a difficult time receiving the prompt.
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With cellphone service spotty and travel dangerous, however, little reliable information was emerging from the city.
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But a former prosecutor has faced accusations of corruption, and the court's record has been spotty.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Cloudy skies and spotty showers remain the theme through Tuesday night.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Spotty freezing rain should end as a cold rain in most spots.
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A part-time stockroom clerk who works spotty hours for minimum wage and no health benefits.
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It also has a spotty record, although its most recent test, in May, was a success.
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Health care is spotty; Arkansas has the lowest number of dentists per person of any state.
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The company's performance has been spotty in recent years given global economic volatility and trade concerns.
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One reason for skepticism is that China has a track record of spotty enforcement and compliance.
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Anything early should be quite light and spotty, with a better chance of rain by afternoon.
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They had been without water and electricity and getting in touch with them had been spotty.
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However, to Cox's credit, it appears that the Trump campaign had a spectacularly spotty vetting process.
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They didn't want its spotty behavior disrupting a patient's radiation treatment, which typically lasts about five weeks.
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A mesh WiFi system can replace your spotty router while letting you keep the same internet provider.
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But he went 1-for-103 while receiving spotty playing time before returning to the Mud Hens.
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Internet access where he lives can be spotty, and the Twitter app's video experience was not ideal.
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NAIROBI — Vimbaishe Musvaburi was difficult to hear over the phone, and not because the service was spotty.
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Those would be poor 3PL, limited internet, spotty electricity, limited online payment options, and low device penetration.
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This part sucked — cell service on campus is spotty, and she sometimes missed updates from the guys.
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In Pakistan, a lack of basic healthcare, rampant poverty, and spotty government regulation all aggravate the problem.
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Many of those locales are currently stuck using sluggish dial-up, spotty satellite, or inconsistent 25G wireless.
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But without published data, other researchers aren't able to evaluate what exactly caused the system's spotty performance.
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There's plenty of time for mirror selfies, even if there are reports of spotty mobile phone reception.
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In reality we have a single spotty record; in our dreams we have a whole new world.
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Foreign businesses have long complained that liberalisation has been too narrow and on-the-ground implementation spotty.
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While in London you have a spotty relationship of the associated squares and that's all you have.
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Many of us have no real choice: It's either spotty service from a gigantic monopoly or nothing.
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But cloud gaming has a spotty track record, and it's unclear if gamers will be into Stadia.
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The bed may not be perfect, the faucet may leak, and the Wi-Fi may be spotty.
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With spotty public transportation, and rising fares, they endure hourslong trips into San Francisco and other cities.
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"I want to give them a beautiful dream," he said back then, over a spotty internet link.
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The DVD service is also a boon for people who live in places with spotty internet service.
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In general, though, Pruitt's track record in suing the E.P.A., which he did fourteen times, was spotty.
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All of the devices offer different somewhat different solutions to the problem of spotty home wireless networks.
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Netflix's 2015 prequel series is a spotty but fun spinoff, but the original is still the best.
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Currently, missile defense receives a healthy amount of skepticism, especially the GMD, given a spotty success rate.
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But governments historically have a spotty record of using state-directed money to generate business success stories.
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Prosecutors called his spotty memory a convenient way to avoid answering hard questions on the witness stand.
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Uber and Lyft both depend on good cell service, something that can be spotty in small towns.
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The way I remember it, she learned that he had died over Delta's spotty wireless internet service.
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Days after the storm passed, Puerto Rico is still without power and has spotty access to water.
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A few showers are possible, but they should be pretty spotty overall and not amount to much.
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On Friday morning, he was even having trouble reaching her, given the still-spotty communication in Cuba.
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As she writes in her intro, the history of abuse in queer relationships is spotty at best.
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But in her work providing that care, she feels the impact of spotty internet almost every day.
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Companies are required to follow local labor laws, but enforcement can be spotty, and standards vary widely.
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There is rudimentary lighting in the tomb, but the electricity is spotty, and there are sporadic blackouts.
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Crews need to go door-to-door because there is no power, and cellphone service is spotty.
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Their relationship has been spotty ever since ... we're told Lynne hadn't seen Britney for around a year.
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VICE: Despite his spotty track record on the gun issue, gun rights proponents are bullish on Gorsuch.
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Spotty registries make it hard to adjudicate competing claims, as seems to be the case in Dong Tam.
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But Biden, who has a spotty record on abortion rights, continues to support the ban, his campaign said.
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Years of talk about an integrated GCC missile-defence command has led nowhere, and individual defences are spotty.
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"I'm very mindful of the spotty history of the United States Army on acquisition programs," McHugh told reporters.
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You know their record of truthiness is spotty and I would just like to test that premise, right?
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And even Pyenson acknowledged the skepticism: "We have a very spotty fossil record for baleen whales," he said.
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I'm thinking the video quality will be spotty, but I'll remain optimistic because I really hope this works!
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He said the market could also have some hiccups as first quarter data should show a spotty economy.
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But China's murky regulatory environment is difficult to navigate and experts said getting such approvals can be spotty.
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But if the court concedes to Phillips, it will erode an already-spotty system of anti-discrimination protections.
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But, as he is an unauthorized biographer, Schulman's direct access to those who know Streep best is spotty.
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It resumed a couple of days later, but the connection was spotty, and some students' results were lost.
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America has scant, or spotty, public health systems to curb it, including by killing mosquitos and developing vaccines.
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However, many entrants from these countries come from rural areas where coverage is spotty and reporting less reliable.
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Yet spotty service, skimpy in-room amenities and a half-baked restaurant experience spoiled the fairy tale ending.
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The facility has had a spotty inspection record, earning a "below average" grade Medicare's nursing home rating system.
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San Antonio's Transition Defense is Unusually Spotty The San Antonio Spurs have exhibited solid defensive principles for years.
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Hernandez's spotty start could portend the beginning of deeper, more lasting decline, as his command and velocity slip.
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The best photographs waft before your eyes with the visceral immediacy — and spotty specificity — of a remembered dream.
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However, enforcement of those bans has been spotty, with many military members, for example, still posting on TikTok.
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However, enforcement of those bans has been spotty, with many military members, for example, still posting on TikTok.
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Other issues stem from spotty investment and localized policies that lack enforceable compliance measures at the national scale.
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But for now, 5G networks are limited to a handful of city blocks — and service is still spotty.
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His new siblings, too, were welcoming, playing with their spotty new pal and occasionally following him up trees.
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Nearly everyone seems angry about connectivity issues: sluggish, unreliable Wi-Fi, spotty cell coverage or shoddy broadband service.
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The ceilings are high, the kids have the run of the place, and the Wi-Fi is spotty.
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With Dexcom's service still spotty, his daughter will have to get multiple finger pricks in the nurse's office.
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The black-and-purple sky was a bit spotty, but again it didn't detract from the image itself.
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Two major diplomatic initiatives — in 1994 and the early 2000s — are examples of Pyongyang's spotty history on negotiations.
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These fuckers have a monopoly on charging $30 for spotty WiFi while you're up in the air. Why?
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These vaccine-derived polioviruses also cause new outbreaks in communities that have spotty immunization coverage and poor sanitation.
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I pulled my bike out of my SUV and peddled leisurely down Commercial Street in the spotty April rain.
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In general, implantation bleeding tends to be spotty and light, not necessarily flowing like a period, Dr. Dardik says.
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The few places that were on the electrical grid had apparently lost power and cell phone service was spotty.
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You are able to connect to a spotty Wi-Fi network and get much better performance on your iPad.
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It may not look like much, with its spotty appearance and drab brown exterior, but within lie endless possibilities.
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Kansas overcame spotty 3-point shooting with a 36-26 scoring advantage in the paint while shooting 290 percent.
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Inside the spotty exterior, candy lovers will find a layer of dark chocolate coating a heart of white chocolate.
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However, any rainfall farther south toward Las Vegas is likely to be limited to spotty showers early next week.
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China enacted a law to permit guide dogs in public places in 2012, but its enforcement has been spotty.
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The data are spotty: films from the 1980s get four times as many references as those from the 1940s.
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And if you have a spotty Wi-Fi connection, forget it: Alexa on the Triby is a frustrating mess.
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Darvish was spotty in several of his first few Los Angeles starts, but he had the Padres flailing Monday.
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However, in the ensuing years his record was spotty, particularly through the financial crisis and again in 2010-11.
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North Korea booted out international inspectors in 2009, and independent assessments by outside experts since then have been spotty.
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Since zika was not widespread, and since the reported symptoms were so mild, monitoring it was spotty at best.
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Although internet and cell service are now for the most part available in central Puerto Rico, service is spotty.
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Downpours are likely to become much more spotty in nature over southeastern Texas to end the week, AccuWeather said.
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It was still spotty, but when there's nothing, every little item in a small-town newspaper is a mountain.
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In five states there is no paper records of votes, and in nine others the paper record is spotty.
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With weak cell phone service and spotty wi-fi connections, Wine said some passengers had difficulty rescheduling their flights.
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Fee information on smaller hotel booking websites, particularly those operated outside the United States, can be even more spotty.
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But early reports criticized the site for spotty levels of competition, due largely to its relatively small subscriber base.
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Trump has come under criticism for his handling of the coronavirus, including a slow and spotty rollout of testing.
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That's hardly uncommon for a second-year signal-caller, but it's one reason Cleveland's offense has been spotty. 4.
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Although North Korea has a spotty record with missile tests, it appeared to have mastered its skills with Scuds.
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A secondary SIM can help in areas with spotty service or for people who are frequently traveling between countries.
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Shootings are always hard to cover in the first few hours, when information is often spotty or just wrong.
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Past programs (including the widely-criticized F-111) have made for a pretty spotty history of joint aircraft development.
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Russia's got a spotty history with gold mining, an industry that often gave rise to hellish conditions and notorious gulags.
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Unfortunately, Sasha finds a spotty video of the night Becky died and a recording of herself dancing just like Becky.
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Many of these consumers are stranded in the dial-up age, while others rely on spotty satellite or cell service.
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The blog, which has a spotty track record, claims Apple will only bring two iPhone models to market this year.
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Undocumented students also are barred from federal student loans, and their access to state loans and private financing is spotty.
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Plunging stock prices, sagging valuations and a spotty regulatory landscape are other inauspicious signs the industry is taking a beating.
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But occasionally spotty Bluetooth connections and insufficient battery life handcuff the experience, especially when you consider the $300 price tag.
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Over the last five years, there's been little more than brief sightings, spotty intelligence and conflicting information about Baghdadi's whereabouts.
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The Chicago festival was plagued by spotty cellular reception and in-game server issues; Hanke was even booed on stage.
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That EU regulators have spotty control over activities core to the bloc's banking stability becomes troubling post-Brexit, they say.
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The only real weaknesses in Mr Day's game are occasionally spotty iron play and a propensity for errant tee shots.
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Palm rejection was a little spotty in some apps, but overall, it's a great tablet for drawing or note taking.
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Enough of the product's 50,000 users complained about spotty connections that the company made it a priority this time out.
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Since 2011, Charlie Brooker has produced the digital dystopia "Black Mirror," but his fourth season, on Netflix, is atypically spotty.
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Don't expect Apple Pay everywhere Availability of Apple Pay on the web is going to be spotty to begin with.
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North Korea has had a spotty record in test-launching the Musudan, the longest-range ballistic missile it has deployed.
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Even Mr. Castro's spotty performance as an aging autocrat in charge of a foundering economy could not undermine his image.
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And the tests of lesser-range missiles have been spotty, with the system failing eight of 17 tests since 1999.
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Turn it off and your phone will no longer automatically switch to cellular data when the WiFi signal gets spotty.
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"The spotty memory Ms. Mitchell talks about, as if that's an indication it didn't happen, is just absurd," he said.
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The ADP report has a spotty record predicting the private payrolls component of the employment report because of methodology differences.
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The pilots burn through batteries at an astonishing rate, and spotty 4G signal limits where the pilots can livestream from.
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This record was a little spotty to us, which is ironic because it was the biggest selling album of ours.
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Mr. Cuomo could be vulnerable on issues like the spotty upstate economy, New York City's decrepit subway system, and corruption.
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Although statistics are spotty, some studies have concluded that sexual harassment is more regular and severe in traditionally male occupations.
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The FAA has struggled to transfer to the new system, in part, due Congress's spotty funding of the NextGen program.
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Like many things Trump did over the years, it's probably illegal, but enforcement of white-collar criminal law is spotty.
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In the past week, cellphone service has been improving, but reception is still spotty and slow even in San Juan.
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While association health plans can be well run, they "have had a spotty track record," said Ms. Owen, the actuary.
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Critics say the technology is an invasion of privacy, has spotty accuracy and is being introduced without adequate public discussion.
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Cousins was 0-2 in the playoffs before Sunday&aposs game, with a spotty record in primetime games as well.
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They blame delays on the difficulty of searching spotty historical records to determine which objects might belong to what tribes.
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She made a perfectly valid observation to Amanpour about spotty cellphone coverage in rural areas and was accused of snootiness.
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However, many consumers do not have credit histories, or have files that are too spotty to create a traditional score.
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But if your credit history is spotty, WalletHub's pick is the Discover It Secured Credit Card with no annual fee.
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He spent hours in an airport lounge, struggling at times to use the internet with an increasingly spotty data connection.
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I did have some trouble with streaming at first, and the customer service, delivered by email, was spotty at best.
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"The empirical record is at best spotty, with many studies finding no benefits of crying," reads one recent journal article.
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She even sees an advantage to the spotty Wi-Fi: Tech genius like Princess Shuri or not, you must unplug.
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The awards have a spotty track record, having given their top prize to far more mediocre films than great ones.
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All that increased bandwidth means more reliable and robust Bluetooth connections, because let's be real, Bluetooth connections today are still spotty.
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A GIANT SIGN at a London hospital warns visitors to go no further if they have a spotty rash and fever.
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Wired internet and phone service is also spotty, since the Category 4 storm decimated utility poles and other aspects of infrastructure.
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The best option is to put your phone in airplane mode when you know you're going to get a spotty signal.
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Once such route was Atlanta-New Orleans, which showed sale fares at $69 each way and up – but with spotty availability.
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West Baltimore is cut off from many parts of the city because of spotty bus service and two anemic rail lines.
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Among the bigger issues is spotty coverage indoors — you know, that place where most of us spend most of our time?
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Johnson said signal is spotty so it has been difficult for supporters to show the protest via social media and video.
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Sling's main weaknesses are that it lacks CBS entirely, and local channel coverage for the other three networks is very spotty.
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Of course this will also be better on slow and spotty connections, but you have to admit it's a little ironic.
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Customs agencies' data on interceptions of fake goods are often very spotty, and many agencies keep no such data at all.
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The process is a bit cumbersome and the connection to the website is spotty if you're accessing it outside of China.
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Considering Hollywood's spotty record when it comes to characters with autism, we're happy to see so much care being taken here.
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It's inevitably spotty and ephemeral, but it's reassuring to hear Lil Wayne find his flow, even if it only happens briefly.
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Wisconsin's defense took advantage of a spotty Illinois offense, as Illini freshman quarterback Jeff George Jr. threw four first-half interceptions.
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A recent study on wrist-worn heart rate monitors, including the Apple Watch, suggests that they offer spotty accuracy at best.
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How often have you gotten stuck in an area with terrible Wi-Fi or a spotty signal and no entertainment options?
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During World War II, the Soviet Union used dogs to deliver bombs to German tanks, although the success rate was spotty.
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Amazon's mobile Alexa play, meanwhile, has been spotty at best with a few handset makers dipping their toes in the water.
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It has spread in a sort of spotty way, and no one has an explanation for why this is the case.
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The report hints the perceived "going spotty" problem may be solved by better educating law enforcement officials as to their options.
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I used both the chat bot and app to pose the same question about why coverage was spotty in Lake Tahoe.
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And she was black, on a historically white campus that has made sincere but spotty recent efforts to address racial issues.
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Their spotty implementation of sanctions in the past should not be allowed to continue, even if it hurts the Chinese economy.
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The left's most realistic hope is for a candidate with a spotty record who enthusiastically and sincerely takes up its cause.
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Medicaid rules require that recipients' children be screened twice, without cost, but the rule is not enforced and compliance is spotty.
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There, mobile data prices can be quite high compared to average incomes, and spotty network connections can make watching video frustrating.
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How do they expect to get inflation materially higher if they are already starting to see some signs of spotty weakness.
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She also found that some places weren't on Uber's maps, so clients couldn't enter their destination, and internet could be spotty.
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Number and word puzzles can engage (and energize) your brain and help pass time when the onboard Wi-Fi is spotty.
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Even in the Old Testament, disasters have a spotty track record as a behavior-correcting device for an eternally optimistic species.
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DigiTimes has a spotty record on reporting product launches, and Facebook did not immediately reply to a CNBC request for comment.
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The Rangers capitalized on a spotty line change by Nashville to take a 2-0 lead 4:16 into the second.
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India's cellular networks can be spotty and slow, and banking, credit cards and other financial mainstays cannot be taken for granted.
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Indeed, Trump's own record on delivering the facts, particularly in times of crisis, is spotty at best and harmful at worst.
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Technology, of course, has a long and sometimes spotty history of attempting to resolve problems it exacerbated in the first place.
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Someone had to hold up a transponder tethered to the frame with wires; even so, communication with the camera was spotty.
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As we've noted before, while 5G certainly delivers blazingly fast speeds, actual coverage is spotty and Verizon's network is no exception.
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The latest season of Saturday Night Live has been exceptionally spotty, which isn't exactly surprising given the current state of SNL.
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With no power and with spotty cellphone service, residents still unaccounted for could be trapped in isolated areas, according to Baird.
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Although the room was comfortable, I found the Internet spotty throughout the stay, which is potentially problematic for a working trip.
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Riders looking for real-time information about delays or diversions generally have to rely on announcements over spotty public address systems.
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My memories of my first few years in the United States are spotty as I was so young at the time.
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Fans love the offensive ingenuity but general managers also see the streaky shooting and the spotty accuracy from beyond the arc.
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While she is able to keep the protection spell going longer than the princess initially could do solo, Mallory's presence is spotty.
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And that massive assembly of biometric data is accessed with only spotty oversight of its accuracy and how it's used and searched.
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"The heaviest rain is slowly moving east, but there could still be a few spotty showers for the rest of the day."
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Internet is spotty, expensive, and usually comes with tiny data caps that prevent service from being practical for any modern day needs.
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Meanwhile, the Chicago Police's spotty record on civil and constitutional rights is costing the cash-strapped city hundreds of millions of dollars.
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This isn't an issue on Netflix, which has offered downloads — a major bonus for anyone traveling with spotty WiFi — since November 2016.
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But that's often a last-resort option due to the limitations of the technology, including connection lag, spotty service, and lower bandwidth.
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But being first doesn't mean much if your product doesn't work well, and Earin's was plagued by a very spotty Bluetooth connection.
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When I toyed with GeForce Now on VICE's spotty in-office Internet, The Witcher 3's performance was okay but not great.
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Spotty rollout: 25G is rolling out commercially, but the highest speeds of 24G come with the drawback that signals don't travel far.
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After months of spotty availability, it went offline in mid-February and hasn't returned, rendering all correspondence conducted through the client irretrievable.
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The researchers in this study were trying to identify the geographical ranges of animals using citizen science and other spotty data sources.
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That's exactly what T-Mobile was doing, and there's nothing wrong with it — just a consequence of spotty coverage in rural areas.
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Of course, social media mobs have a spotty record when it comes to identifying assailants, and the Charlottesville rally was no exception.
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Estimates on just how many of us color our hair are spotty, but data suggests it's going up dramatically, year by year.
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"I feel like if I didn't play here it was going to be a little spotty going into the Open," he said.
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From a technology perspective, satellites were just beginning to collect vessel positions over the open ocean, and the "global coverage" was spotty.
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They are even more so without Noah and Rose, two newcomers whose spotty preseasons — for strikingly different reasons — have created additional challenges.
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Indeed, some of the highest-profile deals between manufacturers and U.S. states have a spotty track record of long-term job creation.
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As much as non-Wi-Fi monitors have their pros, one of the main cons is that the connection can be spotty.
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A decade ago, the scope of the problem was poorly understood because the numbers on air pollution levels and deaths were spotty.
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And in Alaska, perhaps thanks to the state's spotty WiFi and general desolation, the movie store has remained something of a standby.
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Officials admitted to trepidation after Monday's spotty Impressionist and modern sale at Sotheby's, which fell well short of even the low estimate.
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If these patriarchs' spotty histories are any indication, perhaps we should start thinking in terms of mothers of great art movements instead.
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He gets spotty respect and provokes tired discussions, and he does things that, in an instant, make all the rest worth it.
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They asked managers at both hotels about the Wi-Fi routers, which hung along the hallways, providing guests with spotty Internet access.
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Verizon, for example, lists 22 cities where it's added some 5G connectivity, although coverage maps for those cities show only spotty availability.
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The two home runs were enough for Kershaw, who has won three Cy Young Awards but has had a spotty October résumé.
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On the island of Vieques in Puerto Rico, above, some visitors have returned, but power is spotty and comes mostly from generators.
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The trailer also delves deeper into the film's plot, which is based on Stephen King's spotty 2013 novel of the same name.
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TV revivals have a spotty track record, but we're hopeful this one will at least provide some 100 percent pure-grade weirdness.
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In the hall, however, the sound was a little spotty, at times tinny (the producers say they are still tweaking the technology).
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"His track record is spotty at best," one Republican strategist who's overlapped with McLaughlin on a handful of races told VICE News.
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The pope has had spotty record on disciplining bishops and on the sex abuse issues as a whole, but a promising trajectory.
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OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, has a spotty track record of carrying out production cuts, but compliance has been strong this time.
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Expectations shift a bit when you can flip on CNN and see conversations with pundits on bad webcams through spotty Skype connections.
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Additionally, I found the Wi-Fi to be spotty and ended up having to rely on data for part of my stay.
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And insurance coverage is spotty — many plans refuse to cover some products or require that patients pay high out-of-pocket costs.
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Boockvar blamed the retail sales trend in part on spotty wage gains, high consumer debt and rising health-care and rent costs.
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Despite spending over $300 million of his own cash to boost his profile, by many accounts Bloomberg had a spotty, uneven performance.
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Cubana has struggled with a spotty safety record in the past — including several crashes in the late 1990s that left scores dead.
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For the first time, the 290 census will be conducted largely over the internet; but in rural California, internet service is spotty.
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Around the Navajo Nation, volunteer activists set up their own version of an Amber Alert to supplement the spotty official alert systems.
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Showers approach from a developing strong storm in the Midwest but are likely to be spotty, light and brief during the day.
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Google and other Internet companies have tackled the problem by tweaking their products for the country's slow Internet speeds and spotty connections.
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North Korea has had a spotty record in test-launching its intermediate-range ballistic missile known as the Musudan in recent months.
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It is not unusual for information about the deaths of reclusive terrorist leaders to be spotty, as Vox's Jennifer Williams has reported.
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Concerns include the tech titans' spotty track records cracking down on harmful content, including disinformation, hate speech and violent and extremist rhetoric.
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The Chinese publication, which has a spotty rep for leaks, claims the iPhone maker is already experimenting with a new display technology: microLED.
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But adding 911 service would require clearing some FCC hurdles, and the Journal wrote that spotty internet service could make the service unreliable.
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Trading was spotty, with Indonesia's new 2027s and 2047s down about a third of a point lower, but unchanged on a spread basis.
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My tracker has since been updated to introduce redundancy and help with spotty coverage, but I haven't noticed any improvement on this front.
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Last year's version suffered badly from an underpowered processor, and spotty Wi-Fi, which is why it failed to disrupt living rooms forever.
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They provide the same basic features as the full apps but typically take up less space and are optimized for spotty network connections.
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So there's an ethernet port for lugging this thing to college where the dank library basement or science lab might have spotty wireless.
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For now, at least, that may not matter: consumers are so hungry for bitcoin that they are seemingly willing to endure spotty service.
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They traveled south to scope out another Mexican beach town, Puerto Escondido, but came away feeling like the internet was too spotty there.
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Apple chargers can also be spotty at times, so having a spare will be a lifesaver if one ever goes on the fritz.
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J.D. Power surveyed more than 33,000 owners of 22009 models, and their comments ranged from issues about spotty navigation systems to poor connectivity.
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The batch of data is important since second quarter data has been spotty, even though economists still expect a 3 percent growth rate.
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Their effectiveness falls largely on implementation by China, North Korea's neighbor and main ally, which has a spotty record of enforcing previous sanctions.
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But he should explain his spotty record & how he'll get it done To know where you're going you must know where you've been.
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They also point out that they had no additional money for field maintenance, so games were played on spotty grass and irregular infields.
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It'll run on low-end phones, as well, an important factor in a country where budget devices and spotty connectivity are the rule.
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If a business doesn't have an up-to-date infrastructure or has spotty internet service, remote work is going to be more difficult.
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Though the ADP report has a spotty record predicting the private payrolls component of the government's employment report, job growth could be slowing.
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Discovery, which slipped into the world nearly fifteen years ago now, is a spotty, disjointed, slightly unsuccessful album that never really hangs together.
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Using a laptop was inadvisable because there is no wifi in the Great Hall of the People and wireless data coverage is spotty.
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Qualcomm has a spotty track record on big mergers, but it does at least have plenty of cash to pay for the deal.
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A Samsung rep demoed the feature for me, and despite some spotty connectivity, I definitely watched a Shark Week video from his wrist.
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I mean that it's actually difficult to watch it: None of the seasons are currently available on streaming services and YouTube is spotty.
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Mayor Raffaello De Ruggieri and I sat under a pergola of young vines, a spotty veil of shade beneath the Mediterranean's punishing sun.
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In 2006, Breitwieser capitalized on his spotty past with the publication of his autobiography, Confessions d'un Voleur d'Art (Confessions Of An Art Thief).
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Despite several agencies rolling out their own bans, enforcement of those bans has been spotty, with many military members still posting on TikTok.
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If your video quality is spotty, try lowering your video from HD to standard definition by adjusting the settings: Settings > Quality > Standard Definition.
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A stable wireless connection is also essential, so be sure to choose a location where you know spotty connection won't disrupt your video.
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In fact, given Smith's spotty record on social media (feel free to hop online and search), the tweet's seeming naïveté was almost charming.
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But even if the numbers are spotty, there's no data that suggests stunt-related injuries or deaths are on the rise, experts said.
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Any light, brief, spotty showers try to hold off until afternoon, but a small umbrella may be a good idea during the day.
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Other tech giants, such as Facebook and Twitter, describe themselves as platforms, partly as a way of justifying spotty oversight of their sites.
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The system's most recent test last year was successful, though critics have said it is too costly and has a spotty testing record.
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She can start buying domestically — an option for some, but again, domestic supply chains in textiles and other sectors are spotty and expensive.
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With The Rise of Skywalker out in just under a week, J.J. Abrams (and some spotty server issues) paid a visit to Fortnite.
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No more video streaming cutting in and out because of spotty LTE connections between stations and no more waiting for videos to buffer!
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The main reason: Employer enforcement has been spotty, giving rise to the institutionalization of a wink-and-nod approach to hiring unauthorized workers.
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Re-releases on various platforms were spotty and the Sega Genesis Classic system created by AtGames a couple years ago was pretty bad.
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"The Juniper Tree," a 1990 film made in Iceland, received spotty distribution in the United States after competing in the Sundance Film Festival.
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Otherwise, cabs in Austin are spotty—they take a long time, they're expensive, and they can be impossible to find downtown after midnight.
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With an emphasis on a sometimes cold efficiency, Silicon Valley's forays into food technology have been spotty; Cafe X could change that perception.
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To be clear, it has a spotty track record: For years, watchdogs have dinged RUS for mismanaging its millions of dollars of investments.
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They also cited spotty service, and long waits for golf carts to bring them where they needed, all of which we experienced as well.
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The entire process can sometimes take 30 minutes or longer, and if you're somewhere with spotty cell service, the wait becomes even more interminable.
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Vasquez continues to make predictions, year in and year out, despite the fact that, like most prognosticators, he's got a pretty spotty track record.
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The end result of such limited competition is higher prices, spotty coverage, and some of the worst customer service of any industry in America.
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The spotty eggs are commonly made by separating the yolk and white before cooking, then frying up a thin layer of the yolk first.
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After trialling what felt like hundreds of different products, I found my skin had never felt more irritated, spotty, dull, dry, uneven, and greasy.
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Now the pressure is on new Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella to show how this buy will differ from Microsoft's spotty portfolio of past purchases.
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Philadelphia contributed to its own demise with some spotty offense, missing 213 of 215 shots and committing three of its 2101 first-half turnovers.
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So far, insurance coverage of such tests has been spotty, largely because private insurers have viewed the tests as lacking adequate evidence of benefit.
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A Qualcomm spokesperson described it as a solution for both rural areas and urban areas that simply have spotty Wi-Fi in certain regions.
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The main challenge for the enumerators is that sometimes these records are spotty and don't contain basic pieces of information, like the patients' ethnicity.
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Bands are basically business ventures with a crappy selection of consolation prizes—artistic expression, spotty camaraderie, brief moments of glory—substituted for actual business.
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Uber wants its app to be on every device in the world — even if those devices are connected to slow or spotty internet connections.
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While Google does scan for malware across its app store, its record is spotty when it comes to proactively preventing malware from going live.
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Indeed, the Empire's territorial control is so spotty that it arguably cannot even claim to be a state in the modern sense at all.
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The airline blames its spotty record on a lack of parts and airplanes because of the U.S. trade embargo against the communist-run country.
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But when it comes to policing racism and hate speech, Facebook's perpetually sunny push for dynamism and inventiveness cuts out like spotty wi-fi.
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Shortly after the event kicked off earlier today, a devastating mix of spotty cellular network reception and server problems prevented attendees from logging in.
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When the monopolies that control the last mile of infrastructure refuse to upgrade their technology, though, consumers suffer from spotty service and slow speeds.
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They didn't have the power to dismiss my insecurities about my spotty, chubby teen body and validate my existence, just by asking me out.
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The U.S. men and women's basketball teams have discovered one way around the spotty living conditions for athletes in Rio: Go on a cruise.
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That means smaller sized apps for budget devices with limited space, and offline support to help deal with intermittent, spotty or weak internet connections.
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He said the search had been hampered by spotty cell phone service in the devastated area, though authorities were making progress in restoring communications.
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They're spotty and brownish, live mostly around the Caribbean, and will apparently sting you if you pick them up, so do not do that.
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Author Pesek says the effectiveness of its reforms has been spotty and hasn't deterred recent corporate disasters, including the ongoing crisis at Toshiba Corp.
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And Amazon's track record on privacy has been spotty: For instance, Amazon employees reportedly listened to snippets of recordings from the company's voice assistant.
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Offline mode could be a big boost for time spent in the Instagram app especially for users in emerging markets with spotty internet access.
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And while prosecutors acknowledge some witnesses' memories are spotty, the defense team intends to paint them as a rogue's gallery whose credibility is suspect.
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You may not get WiFi until you're 10,000 feet in the air, and when you do get it, it may be slow and spotty.
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While some non-Wi-Fi monitors can have spotty connections, my VAVA monitor has never lost connection in the month I've been testing it.
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His departure will present a challenge for track and field, a beautiful sport that has been plagued by declining attendance and spotty television ratings.
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In Nyamuzuwe, a village where there is no electricity and cellphone coverage is very spotty, the cash shortage had ground business to a halt.
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The feature, which was introduced last year in select countries, helps users find internet service where wireless coverage is spotty, like in rural areas.
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Travelers were loath to pay a high price for spotty service, but providers needed a critical mass of users before costs could come down.
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This isn't ideal if you live somewhere with a spotty network, pay extra for mobile data, or if you don't trust your telecom provider.
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But I've had a few calls on Zoom this week, and it has been spotty at times likely given the flood of new users.
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Thus far, compliance has been somewhat spotty, but San Francisco officials are focusing on educating people about it rather than strict enforcement, she said.
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The headphones that accompany the makeshift switchboard have a spotty connection, and I couldn't figure out what to do with the plug-in wires.
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Take it from Joshua Foer, a journalist with a spotty memory who trained for a year and ended up winning the USA Memory Championship.
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Wireless has always been spotty at these events with so many devices in the audience fighting for a connection, but this is exceptionally bad.
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Though women have occasionally turned up for a race or two over the years, their participation in top-level motorcycle racing has been spotty.
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This proved challenging as the Wi-Fi was spotty in my top-floor room — and the room phone ceased to work after that call.
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Most of them appear to have occasional opportunities to exercise outdoors, though the data are spotty and prison officials have a lot of discretion.
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Even in such spotty passages, it is the movie's saving grace that its family acting troupe faces the gobbledygook with openhearted silliness and sincerity.
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Anyone trying to use their phone to hail an Uber or Lyft in the Loop area of Chicago has likely experienced spotty GPS signals.
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Users tell the paper that the Alibaba browser works better in companies where mobile service is spotty and low-end smartphone use is prominent.
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The spotty coverage wasn't a dereliction of duty by journalists but an indication that the impeachment proceedings had stopped offering a necessary ingredient: news.
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Trump appointed Vice President Mike Pence, who has a spotty record when it comes to health crises and science, to spearhead the administration's response.
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They have flooded neighborhoods where taxi service has long been spotty and are now competing in areas like Midtown Manhattan, where taxis once flourished.
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Hiring is still spotty, with information technology still shedding jobs, and a slowdown in construction hiring to go with a cooling real estate market.
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Verizon is continuing the rollout of its fast but spotty 53G service by bringing 5G to 13 NFL stadiums for kickoff weekend this Sunday.
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Most offer only a modest speed boost over the more common 503G services, while the few delivering the fastest connections are spotty at best.
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They're genuine shearling-lined and incredibly soft, so they're perfect for our apartment where the heating is a bit spotty in the winter months.
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Though cell service is spotty in Calhoun and electrical outages could last months, the office of supervisor of elections is open with generator power.
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McConnell has a spotty record in recent memory of delivering on promised debates and votes on things in exchange for support on something else.
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Streaming live video Mobile video broadcasting was once a novelty because live streams had a tendency to be spotty, unreliable and impractical to produce.
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But bus service is spotty and commuter rail lines began to disappear in the late 1950s with the rise of the interstate highway system.
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Although the plane wasn't the cleanest or newest and the Wi-Fi was slow and spotty, Jetblue's dedication to customer service really shined through.
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The couple tried to plan what they could before Bill's deployment but now they must rely on written letters and spotty Internet service to communicate.
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As for eSIMS, support in the U.S. for that tech is currently spotty at best, with even iPhone users having difficulty getting things set up.
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But that magic requires a network connection, and you may find yourself in places where Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity is spotty or non-existent.
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But given the ambient noise, a somewhat spotty cellular connection and the fact that my conversation partner insisted on walking around, the WT2 performed admirably.
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Say goodbye to those pesky mobile data charges and spotty hot spot connections and hello to the convenient reality of free airport Wi-Fi, people.
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When he started making photo requests in 2012, he was an unknown Russian with a spotty command of the English language—that makes people suspicious.
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Photo: Craig Baritt (Getty Images)The track record of Trump appointees tasked with safeguarding the country's public health has been, in the kindest sense, spotty.
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Usually, the lighting doesn't create a glaring sheen, there is less obvious makeup, there is no set to speak of, and the sound is spotty.
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And while I had enjoyed many of Netflix's original series, the company's hit-to-miss ratio had always been spotty enough to give me pause.
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However, in late 2017, her period was still spotty and she was "physically getting more tired," so doctors recommended she incorporate more nutrients and supplements.
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Hampered by spotty communications and chaotic recovery efforts, the Department of Education has no idea how many of its students have already left the islands.
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Pokémon Go events got off to an inglorious start last month with a disastrous gathering in Chicago that saw battles scuppered by spotty cell service.
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" For spotty dress wearers on the brink of an existential crisis, picture your dress as your fully-paid-up membership card to "fun girl club.
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I did run into a few connection issues with the mobile device and system, and streaming from the desktop proved a bit spotty in places.
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And VoIP can offer an added benefit in crowded situations, such as after a concert or sporting event, when cellular connectivity is spotty at best.
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The service is available on far fewer platforms (there's no Roku app or Android TV app), service can be spotty, and there's zero DVR functionality.
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And by taking a quick look at the 20203G coverage in the U.S. right now, it's clear just how spotty nationwide 5G coverage really is.
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Years of spotty treatment, as well as the trauma of his voyage and being isolated from his family, may have triggered other mental-health issues.
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Through this, when a user is on a spotty network, the app asks them if they would like to use SMSs to book the cab.
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Mobile coverage can be spotty in especially remote areas, and the rainy season makes rural roads particularly difficult to trek and reach women in need.
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Hypothetically the dual boot feature is a great fallback for schools like AFSE, where spotty connectivity means the Chromebooks can't always connect to the internet.
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If they do and the volcano is brought online, there'll be no further excuses for getting a spotty internet connection in the Vox Media elevators.
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There's much help being offered, but the spotty, disorganized nature of it makes things challenging, especially combined with the clunky, maddening procedure of governmental organizations.
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At this point, we have these spotty sightings here and there but nobody really knows exactly how many are in Florida, exactly where they are.
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Mosquito control, central to containing the spread, is spotty at best, particularly in impoverished areas with weak tax bases, common in parts of the South.
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Boston goalie Tuukka Rask regrouped from a spotty opening period and made 29 saves in the win that snapped the Bruins' two-game losing skid.
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Even Republican healthcare experts have criticized Trump's plan for being spotty at best and not offering any options for Americans with middle or low income.
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Most recollections of Shaq's career tend to fixate on his relationships to other things: Kobe, Phil, his own free-throw shooting, his spotty work ethic.
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In the meantime, with cell service and internet hovering between spotty and nonexistent, residents navigated the ruined landscape with what scraps of information they could.
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The true number of children exposed on bases is hidden by factors including the military's spotty blood-testing and lapses in reporting to civilian authorities.
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Cellular and internet connectivity remains spotty, which helps explain why many of the townspeople I talked to carried flip phones in their purses or pockets.
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There's a quiet outdoor patio that's hard to leave, but the bus schedule back to Poughkeepsie (where trains depart hourly for Grand Central) is spotty.
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The bottom line is that "reality TV" has a long, spotty history, which hasn't prevented it from becoming a staple of the modern TV landscape.
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If Verizon's track record with search and privacy wasn't so spotty, this might be a welcome addition to the growing field of privacy-based browsers.
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The Wikipedia replacement products revealed another problem with the top-down model: With so few contributors, coverage was spotty and gaps were hard to fill.
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And when you have a legitimate weakness — like having to explain a spotty job history — it can be even harder to go in with confidence.
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And whether or not it was because of that spotty connection, his answers lacked the rhetorical flair and gusto that he often displays on Twitter.
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She also highlights the limitations of the public transport system that is already chronically overcrowded, as well as spotty in many parts of the city.
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Shuttered businesses, blue tarp roofs and extensively damaged homes can still be seen throughout Puerto Rico and access to electricity and fresh water remain spotty.
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Government officials report that the coup was put down and that everything is now "back to normal" despite there being continued reports of spotty internet access.
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Several days after these initial symptoms, an uncomfortable spotty rash begins to spread all over the body, starting on the face and neck and moving downward.
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I was never able to make the Alexa integration work at all, and the Google Assistant integration was so spotty I stopped trying after a while.
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Most recently, she pointed to the paper's spotty coverage of the water crisis in Flint, Michigan and questioned how the paper decides to allocate its reporters.
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The spotty wireless connection at the venue didn't help, either — you'll need a solid data connection for this, at least until offline translation becomes good enough.
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It will be critical for Microsoft — which has a spotty record when it comes to acquisitions — to nail its integration with LinkedIn, analysts have told CNBC.
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Despite spotty records, an interested fan can quickly discover how many goals celebrated attackers like Pelé or Diego Maradona scored, with roughly 26.5 and 29.4 respectively.
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Hurts was spotty in the opener while going 10-of-18 passing and coach Nick Saban said he saw a mix of good and bad things.
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The issues improved around 173:50 PM ET, but customers still experienced spotty problems with Amazon's app as late as 8:17 PM ET, Catchpoint said.
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The predictions (movies) As bellwethers of the Oscars, the Golden Globes -- which split best picture into two subcategories, drama and musical/comedy -- have a spotty record.
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"I can't say 100% with certainty that in nine months — if there's a massive spike in demand — that we won't see some spotty shortages," he said.
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It also comes as bond investors worry about spotty U.S. economic reports and signs of continued deterioration in manufacturing and consumer data in Europe and Asia.
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Because we still can't decide on what sperm are or are not, policies on post-mortem sperm extraction differ between hospitals, and are spotty and inconsistent.
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While Hong Kong is known for strong private property rights, openness to global trade and financial flows, its track record in other areas is becoming spotty.
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"We've seen the unfiltered spotty skin, the stretch marks, the cellulite and the body hair all being reclaimed as our own and beautiful online," she explained.
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It's a pretty nice change, and one that's been a long time coming, considering a spotty WiFi connection can really dick up your Bojack Horseman marathon.
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The offense has been especially spotty, failing to top 300 total yards in four of the last five contests, and the passing game has been quiet.
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An Indian government program to increase care in communities has effectively reduced hospital costs, in some areas, though implementation has been spotty at best, experts said.
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He could make $21 an hour at the Johnny Rockets food stand at FedEx Field when the Washington Redskins were playing, but the work was spotty.
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But Qualcomm has a spotty track record on big mergers, Mr. Hung noted, and NXP has things like manufacturing centers in which Qualcomm has no experience.
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With that statement, everyone is forced to consider the vindictive side of the man who has — to put it mildly — a spotty track record with women.
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Wendy Berman, a securities lawyer with Cassels Brock in Toronto, said the patchwork of provincial regulators can lead to spotty enforcement of lapses in corporate reporting.
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Sloane Stephens, who missed the first six months of the 2017 season because of an injury, vented about beIN's spotty coverage when she returned to tour.
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As a result, Ms. Coe was left out of many of the big "political" shows of the 1980s and 1990s, and has had spotty visibility since.
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He said communication was spotty and he was repeatedly assured by airline representatives that his itinerary would be fine, only to see it crumble hours later.
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ATHENS — Tucked down a backstreet in the city's central area, some 218 Yazidi refugees live in a rundown apartment block with spotty views of the Acropolis.
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ATHENS — Tucked down a backstreet in the city's central area, some 363 Yazidi refugees live in a rundown apartment block with spotty views of the Acropolis.
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Here in the United States, Murnane's publishing history was spotty to nonexistent until Dalkey Archive, a small literary press, released his novel "Barley Patch" in 2011.
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Several days after these initial symptoms, an uncomfortable spotty, rash begins to spread all over the body, starting on the face and neck, and moving downward.
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But perhaps nowhere will the changes be felt more acutely than in rural America, where wireless service is spotty despite yearslong government efforts to improve coverage.
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As a result, Ms. Coe was left out of many of the big "political" shows of the 1980s and '90s, and has had spotty visibility since.
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As a result, Ms. Coe was left out of many of the big "political" shows of the 33s and '90s, and has had spotty visibility since.
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And since predictions can be spotty, many people in tornado-prone areas take a warning siren with a grain of salt and don't take immediate cover.
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When it comes to bags, Givenchy has a spotty record but, as it happens, Ms. Waight Keller "has a special talent for accessories," Mr. Arnault said.
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Global temperature records were spotty before 2007, when an international consortium began a program, known as Argo, creating an international network of ocean-temperature-measuring instruments.
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Several investigations and incidents have shown that the databases, run by the F.B.I., suffer from spotty reporting of criminal cases by the states and the military.
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The showtime sisters once criticized for spotty attendance records at tour events had somehow made it into an ensuing decade and their late 30s, after all.
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As a result, Ms. Coe was left out of many of the big "political" shows of the 21893s and '21943s, and has had spotty visibility since.
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As a result, Ms. Coe was left out of many of the big "political" shows of the 53593s and '53583s, and has had spotty visibility since.
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Recent complaints about red-tinted screens and spotty Wi-fi connection on the S8 would not have a major impact on the bottom line, analysts said.
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Even as companies return to work, production levels remain behind what they would normally be due to supply chain disruptions, curbed demand, and spotty labor shortages.
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Even as companies return to work, production levels remain behind what they would normally be due to supply chain disruptions, curbed demand, and spotty labor shortages.
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Even as companies return to work, production levels remain behind what they would normally be due to supply chain disruptions, curbed demand, and spotty labour shortages.
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While the hotel shines in terms of design, amenities, and location, service was often spotty and the hotel seemed under-equipped to deal with large crowds.
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But if you live in an area with spotty Wi-Fi, or near wild animals, you may have already considered an electric fence of some kind.
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Corporate America may be facing a reckoning in the wake of allegations against powerful men, but progress so far has been "spotty" according to Melinda Gates.
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Public transportation is mostly air-conditioned, but spotty, so for a guaranteed cool ride, you'll need to stick to the subway's red line, or a taxi.
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Public transportation is mostly air-conditioned, but spotty, so for a guaranteed cool ride, you'll need to stick to the subway's red line, or a taxi.
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Thing is ... it was all about Wissam not making Wi-Fi available to Janet's nanny because cell service was spotty in Malibu and Janet wanted communication.
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Uighur observance of Ramadan has sometimes been spotty in the past, especially outside of Xinjiang, but many Uighur have become more religiously observant in recent years.
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Mina said officers tried to offer one of their phones to Lindsey, whose phone had spotty service, so that they could continue negotiations with him via telephone.
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But the 3,000 or so elites who convene at Davos to chart out a future of increasing prosperity and connectedness have a spotty record at making predictions.
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Numerous manufacturers are rushing to prepare 5G devices, though the standard only became finalized in 2018 and telecoms are expected to only have spotty deployment for years.
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Mina said officers tried to offer one of their phones to Lindsey, whose phone had spotty service, and saw that one of the children had been killed.
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All of this is to say that buying a $1,400 phone like the Galaxy S10 5G when coverage remains this spotty still seems pretty silly to me.
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Isolated in camps out of sight from any paved road, usually without television and spotty cell service, many workers didn't know the severity of the approaching storm.
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The resolution is usually spotty, the image stitching is noticeable, and they don't help solve the problem of when, where, and how we should use 360 cameras.
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But although Tidal had exclusive content from Jay Z and Beyoncé, it's fundamentally missing so many more great records and artists compared to Spotify's already spotty selection.
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In the last year, even Congress grilled tech executives including Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg about the company's spotty track record on diversity and its effect on products.
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Set about 100 miles southwest of San Juan (and a 45 minute drive from the main highway), the farm has no power and only spotty cell service.
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The infrastructure of wireless charging spots at coffee shops, airports, and other public places remains spotty at best, even after Apple adopted the same standard as Samsung.
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A new machine learning-powered virtual assistant, Alisa, aims to conquer the Russian-language sphere, where Amazon's Alexa does not operate and Apple's Siri can be spotty.
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There are plenty of Bluetooth options on the market, including from Apple's Beats business, but the products have been criticized for their high price and spotty quality.
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The data on global wealth (which includes the net financial assets and property holdings of individuals) are too spotty to be rounded off to the nearest billionaire.
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Stephen King has written enough great books to terrify a child well into adulthood, but the TV and film adaptations of his work have always been spotty.
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If you hadn't noticed by now, broadband competition is severely lacking in the United States, resulting in high prices, slow speeds, spotty availability, and terrible customer service.
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It uses FireChat technology so users don't have to use up all their data or rely on spotty in-flight Wi-Fi to chat while in air.
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My stay in a casa particular (private house) the remainder of the week only heightened this reality, and my time spent coordinating roaming service yielded spotty results.
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Since childhood, I've had a really spotty, shoddy memory where I only remember fragments of things and sometimes I'll take two events and merge them into one.
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Though internet service is spotty at the camps, residents are keeping their eyes on their phones to monitor the ongoing legal battles that could decide their fates.
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Mortgages are increasingly being given to borrowers with spotty credit histories by Caliber Home Loans, a mortgage business owned by the private equity giant Lone Star Funds.
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Your experience will be the same either way, but it's always nice to have the option of a hardwired connection in case the Wi-Fi is spotty.
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Brad Parscale, President Trump's 2020 campaign manager, thinks that a single, private, nationwide 5G network is the best way to boost mobile speeds and eliminate spotty service.
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Shanahan and Packers defensive coordinator Mike Pettine threw schematic haymakers at each other, with the Niners winning more battles despite a spotty night from quarterback C.J. Beathard.
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The Google Maps app lets you store the mapping data for large areas to your device, which will come in handy in areas with spotty cellular service.
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With "Patriot Act," the former "Daily Show" correspondent plans to cover news most late-night hosts ignore, and looks to defy Netflix's spotty talk show track record.
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Although the Golden Globes' actual track record of predicting Oscars is spotty, the ceremony is considered one of the first major stops in the movie awards race.
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The death toll from the crash is likely to be the worst of any air disaster in Myanmar, a country that has a spotty air safety record.
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But for decades the decennial count has started early in Alaska, where large portions of the state aren't connected by roads and can have spotty mail service.
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The self-driving Volvo car's media center will know what route it's taking during autonomous mode, and it will also know where the data coverage is spotty.
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Records are spotty, though references to slaves skilled in distilling and whiskey making pop up in slave sales and runaway-slave ads from the early 19th century.
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Fitzherbert's campaign pointed out that Richter's voting record was spotty, and that he had not voted in nearly half the primary and general elections in recent years.
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I spent most of a night in Mexico, on spotty Wi-Fi looking for alternatives in a city that would be tripling in population for the eclipse.
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To date, Dionne Searcey, the West Africa bureau chief, has adopted two cats: Muus (which means "cat" in Wolof, the lingua franca in Senegal) and Spotty/Dotty.
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Transition in Britain: Boris Johnson, who is expected to become prime minister this week, has a spotty record in previous roles as London mayor and foreign secretary.
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The regulatory oversight of these smaller operations, which produce 133 percent of the world's gold supply, is usually spotty or nonexistent, and working conditions often are dangerous.
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The reality is more complicated, especially in video games, where coverage outside enthusiast circles can be spotty at best for all but the most high-profile releases.
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"Risk continues to be on despite some spotty data and continued bearish sentiment," Michael Block, chief strategist at Rhino Trading Partners, said in a note to clients.
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The jubilant but spotty "Climate Change" takes those gestures as a jumping-off point, expanding notions of club music to include rock, reggae, 1980s pop and more.
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And sometimes, light spotty bleeding that looks pink to light brown can be a sign of implantation bleeding, which occurs when a fertilized egg implants in the uterus.
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This means rotting food in the fridge, no credit card payments in a country where cash has become worthless, and spotty or null phone communication and internet access.
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But he has had a spotty voting record when it comes to protecting the environment, according to a scorecard from the special interest group League of Conservation Voters.
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The US has large and growing contingents in nations — like Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan — where electricity is spotty and summertime temperatures already routinely rise well above 100 degrees.
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For example, when she started tutoring middle schoolers in Chicago, she found it tough to connect due to spotty WiFi and a disproportionate ratio of computers to students.
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Reality check: The data underpinning the very first systems is often spotty, volatile and completely lacking in critical context, leading to a poor early record in the field.
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Based in Los Angeles, he and others took to the phones -- even though communication with those in the city was spotty at best -- to check in with everyone.
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The idea is they're intended for countries where a combination of spotty internet and tight data caps making using all the cool apps on your phone a chore.
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Some day soon the next generation will be laughing that we ever worried about this stuff, and we'll be laughing about how unhappy they are over spotty holoportation.
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What to watch: FCC Chairman Ajit Pai wants to find ways to ease deployment of networks in areas that have been bogged down with slow and spotty connections.
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But like a lot of countries in the developing world, Wi-Fi was spotty and they didn't have a lot of the tech available to make that possible.
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He will become a first-time voter in the November general election, taking one step toward erasing Latino voters' spotty record of registering and actually going to vote.
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The level of monopoly here would be troubling for any firm, but especially for a firm that has such a spotty history of advancing a partisan political agenda.
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Although King's name is an obvious selling point -- his spotty page-to-screen track record notwithstanding -- the film's underlying tone and template owe debts to another Steven, Spielberg.
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Cellphone reception was spotty, and Mr. Thompson said he was only getting updates from his sons intermittently — terse texts that seemed to understate the gravity of the moment.
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The U.S. beef industry believes spotty access to the market is a reason why more American farmers do not raise their cattle without hormones, which speed up growth.
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So I let the top of my brows grow in (which is never fun, because it looks spotty for a few weeks) and then I plucked the bottom.
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They were introduced in September 2016 but didn't hit shelves until mid-December, after Apple said it needed more time to ship the device amid spotty early reviews.
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White House Letter WASHINGTON — Can you run the country with spotty Wi-Fi, computers that power on and off randomly and desktop speakerphones from Radio Shack, circa 1985?
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Clinton also pointed out that though insurers have been required since 2008 to cover mental illnesses the same way they would cover physical ailments, enforcement has been spotty.
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Despite recent gains in profitability, the industry rebound has been spotty, with some oilfield services firms still bound by long-term contracts signed when crude prices were lower.
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Players such as Netflix have extended their reach by offering high-quality video-streaming options on mobile devices, even in regions where internet connectivity is spotty at best.
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"Demand could be spotty here because the two-year (auction) didn't do particularly well," said Mary Anne Hurley, vice president of fixed income at D.A. Davidson in Seattle.
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In 2015, researchers at Hong Kong University and New York University studied 9-year-olds in a very low-income area of India whose school attendance was spotty.
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At the same time, and even with spotty and irregular electricity, it also has one of the higher levels of education and internet access in the Arab world.
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An Atlanta company with a single employee and a spotty record received a $156 million contract to deliver 30 million freeze-dried meals to the island, for example.
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Another question is how Lion Air, a budget airline that has a spotty safety record, handled repeated failures with the plane's data readings for days before the crash.
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He eventually reversed course, but not before transit activists pointed out his personal spotty history on traffic safety, including a fair number of speeding tickets of his own.
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Lion Air has had a spotty safety record since it began commercial operations in 2000, with at least 15 major lapses, including a fatal air crash in 2004.
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But the mapping data used has long been criticized for overstating the availability of broadband services and speeds to consumers, especially in rural areas where coverage is spotty.
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In a way, it's surprising that the city isn't totally covered in them, especially during the spring winds after the trash pickup has been spotty over the winter.
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Each of the 30 people, including some local residents, who did show up was given a list of people from across the political spectrum with spotty voting histories.
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But efforts to change user behavior and operate a logistically complicated business, matched with spotty execution, led the startup to hit the skids and seek a soft landing.
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SAM is plopped onto site after site and breaks down thanks to a combination of buggy software, spotty Wi-Fi, robot arm arthritis, rickety scaffolding and bad weather.
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Run by states or counties, the systems that stitch together reports from thousands of polling centers are a hodgepodge of new and old technologies, many with spotty security.
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Sales are terrible, Tesla has constantly lost money while traditional automakers have raked it in, consumers are still hung up on the cost, and charging infrastructure is spotty.
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Residents still unaccounted for could be trapped in isolated areas and crews need to go door-to-door because there is no power and cellphone service is spotty.
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Mr. Bracy's recall of events is spotty, but he said if he did misstate his Social Security number, it was more likely because of drunkenness than intentional deception.
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The result: a messy landscape of spotty patient-physician communication, inaccurate medical records and unknowns about health benefits even as medical marijuana becomes widely accepted by the public.
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Communication across the board has been spotty, and Zaza Pachulia is having a particularly rough time making people forget all the little things Andrew Bogut did so well.
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Wakefield said part of the discrepancy between customer preferences could boil down to automakers' spotty record with infotainment systems, which have become a top complaint among new car buyers.
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Remember just a few months ago, when people started noticing that Netflix's streaming-movie selection was starting to get really spotty as the company focused more on making originals?
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What both these experiences make clear is just how risky it has become to rely on monitoring that remains spotty and on chemical treatments, which can be easily abandoned.
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And why has the N.I.H., which supplies so much federal funding for clinical studies but which has a spotty history of disclosure itself, not enforced the obligation to report?
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Data for some estates can be spotty: but a conservative reading of the book shows that the aggregate wealth of England barely changed in the two decades following Brentry.
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Apple, for its part, has had a spotty history with its own efforts around autonomous driving, with some high-profile leadership shifts on its so-called "Titan" car project.
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Data from before the Industrial Revolution are spotty but evidence from countries that kept good records, such as America, suggests that a typical woman had seven or more children.
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Signals often come in spotty, and there's no easy way to record programs without an over-the-air DVR, or watch them across devices, or out of the home.
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Spotty Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectionsImage: ScreenshotVarious issues have been reported across web forums, so it's tough to know exactly what the issue might be out of the gates.
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If service or wifi is spotty in the area that you're listening, the sound quality will degrade and if you're getting blazing fast speeds, you'll get a pristine recording.
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Terrestrial travel also has the immediate advantage over air of solid Wi-Fi service, effectively freeing travelers from the uncertainty of spotty or non-existent connectivity while in flight.
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The first half then was spotty for the Sooners, who led 7-3 midway through the second quarter before converting an interception linebacker Emmanuel Beal snagged the red zone.
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Uber launched a new lightweight app for older, slower Android devices, which it hopes will give it a wheel up in developing cities where cell coverage is also spotty.
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It aims to eventually replace the spotty Wi-Fi available today in, for example, the air, on cruise ships and more — places where it is clunky and more expensive.
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But complaints about red-tinted screens on the S11.7900 and spotty Wi-fi connection have forced the company to offer two software fixes, denting some of the initial enthusiasm.
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Statistics on the drug are spotty at best, as health agencies in America and Canada are only now trying to get a handle on the extent of the problem.
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Global growth fears have been building over the first quarter amid spotty U.S. economic news, like February's anemic jobs gains of just 20,215.9, a tenth of what was expected.
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Its downtown core has a diner, a curling rink, a sometimes-spotty cell phone signal, and an elementary school with a graduating class of just 15 students last June.
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Anyone who has experienced a spotty connection when their router is in the same room might be skeptical of this vision to build a functional internet in outer space.
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Because those government numbers really throw a lot of us for a loop in December, and then we've heard from other retailers that January's been a little spotty, too.
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Getting readings from the IMU (inertial-measurement unit) can allow you to get more accurate data in tighter urban areas or locations where GPS access is a bit spotty.
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Neighboring Sonoma Valley, which produces even more grapes than Napa, was also hard hit by fires, but information about the scope of damage to wineries there was still spotty.
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Cell reception can be spotty during events, Mr. Spooner said, and he needs to plan to leave home a half-hour early on game days to avoid the crowds.
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Here's what it means: The reproductive health startup space is swelling as more innovative companies spring up to reduce barriers to access, like spotty insurance coverage, for fertility services.
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But electricity is spotty there, so they had to either search for a shady spot outside in the 270-degree heat or talk in Chris's stuffy, lightless hotel room.
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They diffract the light from the stage and turn every flash into a cheap, spotty rainbow, a dozen needless spectrums clumsily holding firm over the image of the stage.
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During a period of spotty government economic data resulting from the partial federal shutdown, the Commerce Department comes through with its weekly jobless claims report at 8:30 a.m.
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Boudreau is one of the best coaches in the league, but his playoff resume is spotty, especially in Game Sevens, which is what cost him his job in Anaheim.
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A note of caution: playing James off the ball will make Cleveland's shots much less predictable, which in turn will make their already-spotty transition defense much more chaotic.
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Six different Wild players scored goals Tuesday night as Minnesota took advantage of spotty goaltending to rout the St. Louis Blues 6-222 at Scottrade Center in St. Louis.
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But will they be able to find enough customers who want to pay when service is still spotty and might only be available for a couple hours per day?
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Internet and cellphone service is spotty, the two roads to the outside world are snowed in every winter, and Buddhist monasteries compete with military outposts for prime mountaintop locations.
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Two of their more regarded prospects are at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre — the left-hander Justus Sheffield and the right-hander Chance Adams — who have been solid and spotty, respectively.
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On its way to becoming India's top online retailer, it successfully navigated problems such as customers' preference for paying in cash and the country's spotty roads and delivery networks.
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Satellite services like HughesNet can connect communities without access to broadband, but connection can be spotty, depending on an area's landscape or if a community is experiencing bad weather.
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They have Wi-Fi, but it is spotty, and even if it were not, they might search in vain for information about their plight from tight-lipped Japanese authorities.
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Though the ADP report has a spotty record predicting the private payrolls component of the employment report, economists said the August data hinted at some slowing in job growth.
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But enforcement of that law has been spotty, because medical records often aren't added to the federal databases — thus prompting the Obama administration to create the Social Security rule.
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"We don't consider it a trend but a spotty development, which at best prevails in some regions but is not universal," VDMA President Reinhold Festge told the news conference.
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But it's hard to see AT&T bailing on Stankey before he gets a chance to execute "the play," even if he's a head coach with a spotty record.
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Lenihan says that his team had Lagos in mind during development of the technology, a global megacity where residents and businesses are often hamstrung by spotty access to power.
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Just last week, AT&T announced it's also deploying low-band spectrum 25G in five cities in December, because the high-band spectrum network access can be so spotty.
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The market dominance of CBA also means that checks and balances are essential so that customers with spotty bank histories don't find their past haunting them on new platforms.
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She pushed to expand the family's restaurant properties, with spotty success, aggravating a rift between Owen's heirs and what came to be known as "Ella's side" of the family.
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Google operates a rival exchange which too has spotty enforcement of publishers, according to a Reuters review last week of several websites that displayed personalized ads before obtaining permission.
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"There have been some spotty outages of certain products in some areas," said Michael Fields, executive director of the South Carolina Petroleum Marketers Association, whose members include convenience store operators.
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IMDb Says She'll Be In The Finale If IMDb is any indicator (it can be a bit spotty, so maybe don't place any bets), we'll be seeing Brienne on Sunday.
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That lack of competition is particularly pronounced at faster speeds, resulting not only in high prices, but terrible customer service, spotty availability, and things like privacy violations and usage caps.
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Boston pitchers - along with some spotty defense - allowed opponents to put up a total of 22 runs in the last three games, culminating in a 295-22 shutout on Saturday.
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He had a spotty performance in the first two of his three runs — falling in both — but under the rules of the event, one great run was all he needed.
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Yet comparable metrics like life expectancy and maternal death rates aren't favorable and provision is spotty – and the United States is the only country in the group without universal healthcare.
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Holding a festival deep in the jungle also presents a number of technical difficulties; power outages were rampant due to spotty electricity, occasionally shutting down entire stages for brief moments.
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Under Chinese law, gender discrimination in hiring practices and advertising are illegal, but the law isn't clear on what exactly constitutes gender discrimination and enforcement of the rules is spotty.
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Regardless of the feature's origins, it will most definitely be useful for avoiding spotty public Wi-Fi or watching an app become unresponsive because you connected to an unwanted network.
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An enhanced Places location database called Places Graph is on the agenda, as are announcements about Instagram testing new offline feature for users in the developing world with spotty connectivity.
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He allowed a combined five earned runs in his previous four turns and continues to get spotty offensive support — two runs or fewer in six of his last nine starts.
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Prime Music's catalog is way more spotty than proper subscription music services, so you might get stuck with a live version or just fail to find whatever you're looking for.
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And because record-keeping in Kenya's rural highlands can be spotty, some agents and officials fear that age cheating might become as noxious a problem as doping in the sport.
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Through its beta software program, anyone willing to deal with spotty battery life or a crash or three could load up pre-release builds of iOS, macOS, watchOS or tvOS.
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The US government provides military aid to the country, for example, but refuses to do so for its internal security because of its spotty record on dissidents and human rights.
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Cellphone service in India is still spotty, so I carry one iPhone and one Android, with SIM cards for India's three biggest carriers and power banks to recharge them both.
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"This is now the post-American world economy, one in which globalization is much more spotty," said Adam S. Posen, president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.
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Here's ABC's: The march organizers are also streaming the event on their various social media pages, although the Facebook Live stream has been spotty at the time of this writing.
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The decision to tap Pence drew criticism from Democrats and some public health officials who pointed to Pence's spotty track record on health issues while he was governor of Indiana.
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You never know whether a foreign country's cell service will be sluggish or spotty, so it's best to download crucial media ahead of time on your home Wi-Fi network.
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China has a spotty record (at best) on intellectual property issues, and we cannot make it easier for foreign competitors to erode that competitive edge by skipping R&D costs.
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He has many of the trappings of an old-school authoritarian, including a self-mythologizing museum, a spotty record on human rights and a glaring absence of genuine political opposition.
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So bringing YouTube creators — especially those with spotty histories like KSI, and Logan and Jake Paul — wasn't something that every executive was on board with when Markowski initially pitched it.
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Mr. Priebus has had a spotty record on cabinet picks, pushing hard for the long-shot nomination of former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York as secretary of state.
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Preventing mass atrocities has long been a U.S. priority dating to the Holocaust, although America's record on the issue — think Rwanda and Darfur, among other cases — is spotty at best.
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"The history of soccer and pro sports teams in Miami has been spotty at best," said David Downs, a former commissioner of the N.A.S.L., who has lived in the city.
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Their titles are expository and sometimes grammatically spotty: Oddly Satisfying Video That Will Put You in Absolute Calmness, 1,000,000 Dominos Falling Is Oddly Satisfying, Satisfying Floam Crushing Compilation No. 6.
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The dear man is quite a space cadet, and our communication was spotty, but I ultimately managed to track down and meet with Mr. DAMNube himself (yeah, I'm proud of it).
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But after reviewers hammered Verizon for comically overstating 5G availability in these spotty early launches, Verizon backed away from imposing the surcharge for what it stated would be an "undetermined" period.
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Netflix had said it was coming in November, but a release date was never confirmed, and given the spotty promotions, would-be viewers began to wonder: What's up with The Punisher?
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"But that's also the time when most likely your internet connection will be spotty at best or, if you're taking the subway to work, might well be non-existent," he says.
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Gogo's spotty speeds make this benefit a little less valuable than others, but it's the thought that counts — at least until Gogo finishes overhauling planes with its faster satellite-based service.
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Valerian has its faults (stilted dialogue, bafflingly spotty chemistry between the leads, third-act troubles), but it still makes the ultimate argument in favor of CGI's unique utility in blockbuster filmmaking.
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But if immunization is spotty, and if sanitation is lacking (as the virus is often passed through the gut into sewer systems), vaccine-derived polio can continue to spread for years.
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I've often found that the required connection between my phone and watch can be spotty with most Android Wear or Pebble watches, but the Connected never blipped or dropped a connection.
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While gas explorers have been remarkably adept at ramping up output and turning the U.S. into a net exporter, their track record of doing so profitably has been spotty at best.
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Overdoses can be reversed by administering Naloxone, but availability of the life-saving drug is spotty—some states have found ways sell it "over the counter"; others insist on a prescription.
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It didn't go well: spotty cell signals and overwhelmed servers turned the event into a disaster, and two dozen attendees launched a class action lawsuit to try and recoup travel expenses.
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The biggest negative sell on Tesla, other than its losses while building the Gigafactory, has been its spotty record of bringing new models to market when Musk has said it will.
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It costs $2 per hour, service is spotty (as Haim learned), and connections are only available in a handful of public wifi zones, which are all outside and are all surveilled.
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Google has released a range of data-friendly apps for those on spotty connections and limited smartphones, while its public WiFi program — which covers national train stations — has received impressive reviews.
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The GMD system, in place to defend the homeland since 85033, but never used in combat, has a somewhat spotty test record, with 11 of 20 test attempts successful since 1999.
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AFC South Houston Texans: Quarterback Deshaun Watson was spotty in his return from last November's ACL tear in his right knee during Houston's season-opening loss to the New England Patriots.
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You should also consider the Four Paws Grass Wire Rake, the Nature's Miracle Jaw Scoop, the Petmate Clean Response Waste Management System, and the Royal Pet Spotty Metal Tray with Rake.
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Mortgages to borrowers with spotty credit histories have yet to come roaring back from the financial crisis, but they are on the rise at the private equity giant Lone Star Funds.
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It's a different (or "unusual") strategy from other venture-capital firms, which typically work with large family-wealth offices, pensions, and sovereign-wealth funds with spotty track records on human rights.
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By most accounts, Baltimore's recovery from the looting, arson and violence that erupted after 25-year-old Freddie Gray's death in April 2015 has been spotty, leaving the city at risk.
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Spotty record-keeping and gaps between agencies that had had contact with Mr. Germany, each in possession of some of his story, kept the news of his discovery from his family.
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You should also consider the Four Paws Grass Wire Rake, the Nature's Miracle Jaw Scoop, the Petmate Clean Response Waste Management System, and the Royal Pet Spotty Metal Tray with Rake.
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To customers' credit, the Wi-Fi can be slow and crash-prone, and the price of spotty service is perennially going up in an effort to try to keep demand down.
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People close to Rockwell say that their company is performing well and that they are leery of taking stock from Emerson, which they assert has a spotty track record on acquisitions.
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It'll inevitably produce headaches, with spotty service requiring expensive devices to access it — but eventually, we will look back on this time trying to remember what life was like without it.
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"They filled a crucial void in areas like Harlem where yellow cab service was spotty at best" when they first hit the streets, said Derek Q. Johnson, who lives in Harlem.
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Government employees involved in the development of the new digital census system, intended to record all census data in 2020, allege cost overruns, spotty design and foreseeable security concerns, Reuters reports.
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Their track record of standing up to governments abroad is spotty at best; they've too often turned a blind eye to disinformation and, at times, permitted the suppression of real journalism.
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And Joe Biden went after Sanders on his spotty record on gun control, localizing the issue by referring to the 2015 massacre at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston.
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Founder Scott Blum, who had been ousted as CEO just months before the company went public thanks to a spotty track record with the SEC, watched his shares plummet in value.
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That said, the Globes' track record has been spotty as a predictor for the Oscars and Emmys -- the other major peer-presented honor that overlaps with it -- over the past decade.
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With the new feature, Uber will, in effect, be putting riders in the position of choosing between privacy and security for a company that has a spotty track record with both.
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Feel free to skip the prequels, The Phantom Menace (1999), Attack of the Clones (23), and Revenge of the Sith (2005) — they're spotty on quality and don't directly influence the sequels.
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Mr. Trump spent several weeks this fall holding rallies in an effort to bolster Republicans in state races, emerging with a spotty track record, but Tuesday's event was solely about him.
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Harden's heavy usage and constant trips to the foul line are widely branded turnoffs, as is his spotty playoff resume, but the story of the decade can't be told without him.
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But the frenetic period that opened with an inaugural address about "American carnage" and ended with a raucous campaign rally has brought a spotty record that falls short of his promises.
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Republicans have wasted no time capitalizing on the potentially spotty aspects of Sinema's story about her past — and linking it with some of the about-faces she's made on other political issues.
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Spotty, awkward 15-year-olds predated the 1940s, but only then did mystified adults coin the label "teenagers", fuelling all sorts of products and services, from bobby socks to the music industry.
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That said, several of IA's member companies have spotty histories when it comes to standing up for net neutrality, especially during this latest contentious stretch of the longstanding fight against telecom duopolies.
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"We serve ads to consumers through a non-transparent media supply chain with spotty compliance to common standards, unreliable measurement, hidden rebates and new inventions like bot and methbot fraud," Pritchard said.
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His defense offered spotty support, with Altuve losing a popup in the first inning that allowed Beckham to score the first run with one out in the top of the first inning.
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The big picture: Indonesian airlines have been known for their spotty safety records, and bans on flights to Europe and the United States had only been lifted over the last few years.
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It is also far better than the flattish growth forecasts and recession fears that cropped up during the first quarter when data looked spotty and the government was closed for five weeks.
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Experts at the frontier of any transformative technology have a spotty record of foreseeing many of the uses it will find; Thomas Edison thought his phonograph's strength would lie in elocution lessons.
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How can we assure citizens' information is secure, especially given the spotty track records some of the major backers of smart city projects have when it comes to keeping our data safe?
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The extraction of critical minerals raises environmental and social concerns, exacerbated by artisanal mines with spotty labor standards that often come online as prices spike and shut down suddenly when they dip.
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Philanthropist Julius Rosenwald spurred the construction of more 5,300 schools for black people across the South over a two-decade period ending in 1932, and efforts to save those buildings are spotty.
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Whether you're a first person shooter or role playing gamer, those teenagers from Costa Rica on your gaming network will show no mercy when your spotty router delivers an ill-timed blip.
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Gaston said her brother had wanted to stay in his own home, but he had spotty cell service and, with the power out, he might not have gotten word of the fire.
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Trucking routes frequently take drivers through rural areas, where cellular service is spotty, and in a situation involving harassment or abuse, a woman might not have access to a phone at all.
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G2 Esports were the only major region's champions that did not get a top seed for the group stage due to their spotty performance in 2016, specifically at the Mid-Season Invitational.
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While consumer adoption is still spotty, everyone from Apple to Google to Facebook continues to fight for dominance of the impending mirrorworld, in which our phones and mind-goggles will ensnare us.
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The Tar Heels have some glaring flaws, like spotty three-point shooting, but they play a fairly sustainable style and have the talent to make a deep run in the NCAA tournament.
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ABOUT THE EAGLES (5-5): It's hardly a surprise that Wentz has been unable to sustain his hot start, given the dearth of playmakers at wide receiver and a spotty running game.
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Anyone who has traveled to a major city in the United States knows that things such as dysfunctional airports, heavy traffic or spotty cell service can be a source of serious headaches.
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Aside from some initial challenges getting my TiVo to play nicely, it's done a good job at providing faster internet and avoiding the marital discord that comes from spotty Wi-Fi coverage.
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Internet laggard Cuba has sought to increase web access in recent years, introducing cybercafes, Wi-Fi hotspots and mobile internet, but users still complain of the cost, sluggish connection and spotty coverage.
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Attendance for preseason games is notoriously spotty, and if the Raiders play poorly, their fans from outside Las Vegas may be less likely to travel long distances to see them, he said.
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The case also casts new doubt on the department's Internal Affairs Bureau, which has in the past faced questions about its anticorruption programs and has a spotty record of uncovering major malfeasance.
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Each school then runs its own program and has the option not to accept individual students at the end if, for instance, they did not complete the work or had spotty attendance.
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But it's a spotty one, only as good as the journalism that's working so hard to fill the canvas, and the scraps we're getting from law enforcement and the social platforms themselves.
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SpaceX plans to launch many more satellites for Starlink, which aims to provide high-speed bandwidth to areas where customers currently enjoy only spotty, low-speed or a complete lack of service.
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Analysis: Despite Mr. Johnson's charm, many of his colleagues and some political analysts question his competence, especially given his spotty record in previous roles as London's mayor and the country's foreign secretary.
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Gaston said her brother had wanted to stay in his own home but he had spotty cell service and with the power out, he might not have gotten word of the fire.
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In theory, P2202s could provide some useful incentives to infrastructure provision (private companies may better internalize the long-run costs of deferred maintenance), but the real world experience with them is spotty.
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At the same time, he had a spotty record at best in pursuing the "energy abundance" agenda that Trump appointed him to champion, including several failed stabs at reviving the coal industry.
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" Later, Mr. Byford, who was born in England, reflected on his career: "Who would have thought this spotty kid growing up in Plymouth would have ended up heading New York City Transit?
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The app joins similar offerings from companies like Facebook, designed to open services to users in areas where handsets are prevalent computing devices, but mobile connections tend to be a bit more spotty.
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The Know-It-Alls is spotty in many places; its account of the corruption of the internet's early ideals is incomplete; and it sometimes loses the line of its argument in biographical detail.
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Life here in California's second-poorest county moves with the rhythm of planting and harvest; cellphone coverage is spotty; and most social life is rigidly segregated between rich and poor, white and Latino.
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But if you want to stream yourself surfing or something else where your phone just wouldn't make it, the camera is a great alternative, even if the data connection was a little spotty.
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And, to be fair, the game does require persistent use of your GPS and camera to run, and Niantic's CEO John Hanke has a spotty track record when it comes to user privacy.
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Intelligence is a little spotty on the exact details of what the attack will look like, whether it will be an atomic bomb in New York or a hydrogen bomb in San Francisco.
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Some rain is also likely to reach Southern California The first batch of rain is likely to be light and spotty in the Los Angeles and San Diego areas from Friday to Saturday.
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"My metabolism suddenly decided to fall to the depths of the ocean and I started to get spotty and gain weight, and all of this was happening to me on camera," she said.
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Peru ordered nearly a million XO-21 computers, but its program was plagued with logistical problems, as the machines went to schools with spotty electrical power and teachers got little support or training.
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With top educations under their belts and resilience inherently running through the veins of Lebanon's tech players, it's going to take more than electrical outages and spotty internet to keep them from prospering.
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Users have noticed the latest iOS 11 beta release includes an automated "Auto Join Disabled" feature, which stops your phone from connecting to spotty public Wi-Fi sources while you're out and about.
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They can only see about a foot in front of their spotty, wrinkled-up faces, and most of the time, they only care about three things: a boob, a burp, and a blanket.
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Such is the case multiple times a week, as I sit trapped aboard my regular morning train into NYC and curse the spotty cell service that blankets the tracks along the Hudson River.
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A lot of the startup's early adopters are adventure seekers or travelers: people who frequent locations where cell service can be spotty at best, and want to be able to stay in touch.
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And, to be fair, the game does require persistent use of your GPS and camera to run, and Niantic's CEO John Hanke has a spotty track record when it comes to user privacy.
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Do-overs aren't really a thing in politics -- particularly in a situation so fraught as the one in Charlottesville and with a politician with as spotty a record as Trump on condemning intolerance.
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Given spotty coverage in 2019, gambling on a new design before networks are mature could be more risk than reward, said Darryn Lowe, a Bain & Co partner who works with the wireless industry.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Google said on Tuesday it would roll out a mobile YouTube application designed for India, boosting the search company's presence in a burgeoning market with spotty Internet access.
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And unlike other car-sharing services, the device uses Bluetooth technology and doesn't rely on a cellular connection, which can be problematic in parking garages or other remote areas with spotty network coverage.
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"My metabolism suddenly decided to fall to the depths of the ocean and I started to get spotty and gain weight, and all of this was happening to me on camera," Turner said.
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She's also supportive of reviewing how certain bank capital requirements can compensate for each other, noting a lack of credit available for people with spotty credit histories and small businesses with limited histories.
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Tijuana, Mexico (CNN)From a cinderblock church shelter that sits on a Tijuana public landfill, Ignacio Villatoro used a spotty internet connection to call his three children in immigration detention in New York.
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With rookie Gardner Minshew visiting Mile High Stadium for the first time on Sunday, it feels like a good spot to have faith in what has been an admittedly spotty defense thus far.
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Say what you will of his inefficient jump shot, stubborn drive, or spotty defense that too often sidesteps the criticism it deserves, Westbrook hovered above the 2016-17 season like an authoritarian overlord.
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As the company explained this morning at its hardware event in Seattle, a hub that works with a cloud-based system can often run into trouble when internet access becomes spotty or unavailable.
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Johnson — known for his ambition, mop of hair, oratorical skills and spotty command of policy detail — takes office at one of the most tumultuous points in post-World War II British history (Reuters).
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In fact, Aniston may be one of the very few high-powered actresses to have maintained her incontestable place on the A-list despite a movie career that's been, shall we say, spotty.
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Taking a cue from the wellness industry, encourage riders to seize upon the M.T.A.'s leisurely pace and spotty Wi-Fi service as an opportunity to unwind from the frenzy of modern life.
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" Carlson's story, in fact, described Carville's "reptilian features," his "decidedly spotty" political track record, his "partisan and cant-filled" recent book, and his all-purpose avariciousness; the headline was " James Carville, Populist Plutocrat .
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Mr. Armstrong, in an interview, said that while the reasoning behind the program was sound, the ongoing insurgency and a crippled infrastructure — electricity, for example, was spotty or nonexistent — made execution very difficult.
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Sprint has struggled to gain customers for years because its network was the smallest and least capable, which meant access to cellular phone service and high-speed internet was spotty in some areas.
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Sprint has struggled to gain customers for years because its network was the smallest and least capable, which meant access to cellular phone service and high-speed internet was spotty in some areas.
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Statistics from the Negro leagues in those years are spotty at best, but her record with the Clowns was said to be an impressive 33-8 during her three years on the team.
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It's a bit embarrassing, but I have to admit that my Mandarin is a little spotty, and being able to fill in words in English would make it much easier to practice speaking Chinese.
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In the U.S., the Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro will only be available as unlocked international phones, so support for carrier-specific features like wi-fi calling or carrier aggregation may be spotty.
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If you don't need a handheld stabilizer or don't own a GoPro, there is no reason to settle for a drone with a spotty track record and a total lack of cutting-edge features.
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But it turned out that early adopters needed to make the iPhone a hit were (often grudgingly) tolerant of AT&T's sometimes spotty service, paving the way for additional iPhone users in subsequent years.
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To some extent, the decline could be contributed to spotty acceptance; while there are a growing number of supported terminals in the U.S., tap-to-pay isn't available everywhere the way swiping is today.
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Whether it's a result of the popularity of Yayoi Kusama's Sculptures, Paintings & Mirror Rooms exhibition in 2016, a renewed obsession with Princess Diana's wardrobe, or a return to overt femininity, fashion has gone spotty.
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The same is true for cellular signal: I found the P20 Pro delivered the best possible mobile data speeds wherever I was, and I had no dropped calls even in areas of spotty coverage.
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You know, the sort of slightly cleaner version of the world wherever every is eating their burgers with clean, crumbless bites, rather than dribbling gherkin juice and Big Mac sauce down their spotty chins.
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Public outcry over PG&E's spotty safety record has made lawmakers unwilling to back bailout legislation for the utility, which provides electricity and natural gas to 16 million customers in northern and central California.
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The Echo's voice recognition was a bit spotty in the first generation, causing some real frustration among early adopters — after all, listening is the one thing the device is really supposed to excel at.
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Depending on one's outlook, these moments could be interpreted as confirmation that there's a reason for hope, or as a spotty series of exceptions to the many reasons to despair about race in America.
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For the most part, I've found smart shoes too expensive for what they offer, limited by spotty Bluetooth connectivity, and they simply just don't come in enough varieties to suit every type of runner.
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Sony's virtual reality headset has offered some form of support for 360-degree YouTube content since around Christmas time of last year, but as Engadget points out, things have been pretty spotty at best.
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The ADP report has a spotty record predicting the private-payrolls component of the government's employment report and last month's surge probably exaggerates the strength of the labor market because of a seasonal quirk.
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What that means for an airline is uncertain, but tech-savvy travelers could hope for an upgrade from the usual free spotty Wi-Fi and charging ports that are already available from some carriers.
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But for a spotty teenager living in Suffolk, the small commuter town of Ipswich came closest, with its bang-average footie team, an identikit high street and regular trains to London, Norwich and Cambridge.
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He had some good moments, but his control was spotty, While the Tigers are noncommittal about him starting again, it seems likely a better goal would be to get him ready for bullpen use.
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Greetings from Milan, where the sun has been out (though it's now raining), the pasta has been good (though tuna tartare is the favored canape at cocktail soirees), and the fashion has been…spotty.
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Throughout the region, communication was spotty at best; calls to people, businesses and government agencies — even the British Virgin Islands Department of Disaster Management — rang without being answered, or did not ring at all.
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On guns, Sanders belatedly supported stronger action in 2020 than he had in the past, when his record was decidedly spotty—he often contended that this was the product of representing a "rural" state.
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Joseph madly searched for the right one, though the cellular service was spotty — one of Spanberger's pet issues is expanding rural broadband coverage — then held up the iPhone to a microphone someone handed him.
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Surveillance of drug resistance is spotty, but it appears that "many people are dying of infections" in Middle Eastern conflicts, said Susan Elden, a health adviser on Syria for Britain's Department for International Development.
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Saturday Night Live is back and spotty as ever, but between last week's opening monologue from Phoebe Waller-Bridge and this week's genius new movie parody, it looks like the show's still got it.
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Research on sperm levels has been spotty, using different methodologies and drawing from varying groups, making it difficult to know that the declines some scientists observed were real, and not a function of miscounting.
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Wednesday marked the 28th consecutive day of union-led strikes that have hobbled France's much-vaunted train network and have made getting around Paris into an odyssey, with Metro lines mostly closed or spotty.
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Here in the VICE offices, using extremely spotty Internet, I was able to pull up my most recent save for The Witcher 3, a game I'd put nearly 150 hours into, without a problem.
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But enforcement has been spotty and government employees, particularly military service members, have continued to inundate the app with videos posted from their personal devices, which is not technically a violation of any rules.
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Trump neatly avoided confronting world leaders with spotty human rights records and he opted not to blame Xi for the U.S.-China trade imbalance, instead putting the responsibility at the feet of previous administrations.
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The former vice president's backers have noted a lack of enthusiasm and a spotty campaign operation as reasons Joe Biden is lagging in Iowa, not to mention a formidable moderate competitor in Pete Buttigieg.
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Handler's reputation on race is spotty, and following previous attempts to address that through comedy—such as in 2016's tone-deaf Chelsea Does Racism—she seems to be trying on a new approach.
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North Korea has had a spotty record in test-launching the model known as Musudan, which had been the North's only known intermediate-range ballistic missile until the Pukguksong-2 was unveiled on Sunday.
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Stephan Haggard, a University of California San Diego professor and co-author of Hard Target: Sanctions, Inducements, and the Case of North Korea, told Vox that businesses' knowledge of supply chains can be spotty.
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Walk down a city street in late February, after months of spotty trash pickup due to inclement weather, and you will be hard pressed to find a tree that isn't covered in plastic bags.
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What was once a spotty field has filled out with a broad spectrum of artists crafting their own fully realized microcosms, most of them having gotten started in just the past two or three years.
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Yet keeping in mind fashion's spotty track record on diversity historically, not just in fashion shows but on magazine covers, some have wondered how sincere the industry really is, particularly when it comes to race.
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He's also listed at 6-feet, and while he's totaled 40.5 win shares over the last four years, the history of shorter point guards keeping up that level of production after age 32 is spotty.
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I tried translating English into Spanish using the Pixel Buds in a section of the office that always has spotty connectivity and it was slower than at the office where Wi-Fi is lightning fast.
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"In addition to spotty internet coverage in many rural areas, some of the same issues exist as in urban settings: poverty, lack of resources, and the need to support the elderly," Rubenstein said by email.
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It's hard to say with certainty why Blockbuster has persisted in Alaska over the years despite its relative extinction in the rest of the United States, though some point to spotty and expensive internet connections.
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Rivals Verizon and AT&T have concentrated their launch 5G efforts on millimeter-wave technology, which delivers truly next-level data speeds that can exceed 1Gbps — but with the trade-off of extremely spotty coverage.
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The sixth-ranked Hoosiers overcame spotty play on defense Wednesday night with their second straight 100-point outing, dumping Massachusetts Lowell 100-78 in their home opener at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Ind.
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It is so hard to get there that workers and scientists are often stationed in Antarctica for months, and research stations have very spotty internet connection that could help you communicate with the outside world.
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You may also see that you have spotty amounts of blood in addition to the odor, Linda Fan, MD, FACOG, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Yale School of Medicine told Refinery29 in July.
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But despite its very sleek user experience, PS Vue is hindered a bit by iffy performance on some platforms and spotty availability of all big four broadcast networks; many markets just have one or two.
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No. 11 Auburn overcame a spotty shooting performance with a dominant effort on the offensive boards to beat Ole Miss 79-70 in Oxford Tuesday night to strengthen its grip on the Southeastern Conference lead.
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While data on rape is spotty at best, the 22013 "Dossiê Mulher" (Women's Dossier) shows that between 2012 and 2014, the number of reported rapes in Rio de Janeiro has fallen by 2-3% annually.
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Instead of waiting for undergraduates to show up, academic advisers reach out at the first hint of trouble — poor grades, spotty attendance or not registering for the right class — holding 50,000 meetings with students annually.
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Brian Reid, a computer scientist and Palo Alto resident, blames "an unbelievable, fanatical fear of cell towers" among Palo Alto residents for the somewhat spotty coverage, and he said heavy data usage compounded the problem.
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"I have the feeling it'll be much like Art Basel this year, where some galleries will have the best year they've ever had and others will be spotty and it's sort of random," she said.
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Private credit — a growing industry that converts investor capital into business lending — as well as private equity and real estate offer wealthy investors attractive yields compared to hedge funds' recent spotty performance, says Mr Moran.
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The data examined came mainly from studies of the Northern Hemisphere and included only spotty surveys of high Arctic latitudes and the tropics, so does not represent a complete picture of the planet&aposs soil.
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Most likely heard when you run into the lad you went to school with, the one who spent his lunch breaks reading Neil Gaiman novels but now has a good job and a spotty beard.
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A big part of the problem is Facebook's reliance on spotty algorithms — and its refusal to spend the resources needed to regulate ads effectively, as Judd Legum, author of the Popular Information newsletter, has written.
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Mr. Trump skipped the event last year — Vice President Mike Pence spoke in his stead — but there is precedent for spotty presidential attendance: Barack Obama did not speak there until his third year in office.
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The federal government said Tuesday that its initial reports showed at least 10 tornado touchdowns across six counties, which were left to contend with spotty phone service, blocked streets, boil-water advisories and sporadic evacuations.
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But beyond a nine-point dud against the Boston Celtics on Thursday night (his first single-digit scoring performance since December 217, 228.6!) Curry's game-by-game production from beyond the arc has been spotty.
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She apologized hours later, but it was too late to stop the social-media dredging of her past mistakes, including "In Congo's Shadow," a much-criticized memoir about her spotty gap year spent in Africa.
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