After the L.P.G.A.'s Cambia Portland Classic, Ryu had also recorded 290 subpar holes in 103 rounds at 18 tournaments compared with Park's 243 subpar holes in 57 rounds in 18 events.
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As a result, the construction industry often deliverers subpar products.
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Atlanta starter Kevin Gausman had his second straight subpar performance.
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They'll continue fighting with the majority for average, subpar prizes.
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We are in a historically long, but subpar economic recovery.
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They could provide representation, as subpar as it might be.
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That's why you may hear anecdotes about subpar rogue Honeycrisps.
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The lighting in his newly converted home studio was subpar.
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This is not to suggest that the product is subpar.
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Getting schooled: Do children get a subpar education in yeshivas?
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Preparation is often subpar, and the meat is typically frozen.
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This film tries to do it all, with subpar results.
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When she did make it to practice, her performance was subpar.
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They're jumping ship and taking their appetite for subpar pizza elsewhere.
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My lasagna entrée is subpar, but the cheesecake is pretty good.
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You simply won't survive long in this town serving subpar pizza.
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Do you also enjoy spending over $9,000 on subpar Android phones?
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I came away with subpar WRs and didn't like my team.
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It's packed with tourists, oversized billboards, and subpar restaurants and bars.
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They also suggested that the preliminary transition work had been subpar.
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The Reality: Most of us actually have a subpar veggie intake.
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So where'd the myth of the subpar human nose come from?
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Yeah, the equipment still is subpar for what the experience ... Yeah.
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Fixes are also apparently coming for the device's subpar camera performance.
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Mr. Scheiner's nursing homes have received subpar ratings from federal regulators.
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My life as a subpar surfer has brought me many gifts.
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The Warriors were a famously subpar squad, but there was potential.
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Withstanding a succession of even several subpar vintages is hard enough.
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Between his U.K. and Fox versions of "Kitchen Nightmares" — which aired for a collective 14 seasons — he's dined at more subpar eateries and screamed into the faces of more subpar chefs than likely anyone living or dead.
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Greg, would you like to redo yours, because it really was subpar.
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The current Switch ships with a subpar 6.2-inch, 720p LCD display.
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We were told that most plans were subpar and had high deductibles.
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Morgan Stanley let 1,200 employees go in December, yet results remain subpar.
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The Islanders' captain, John Tavares, was upset with his team's subpar effort.
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Another subset is about Klobuchar's blunt criticism of work she finds subpar.
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Like many Olympians, I was home-schooled and received a subpar education.
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Most went as subsidies for entrants to the sector, attracting subpar firms.
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Harlo: Two weeks, and everybody's on drugs, so subpar performances all around.
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People have billions of dollars behind them and still produce subpar work.
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In my opinion, it was subpar and tasted a little bit overcooked.
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Subpar performances saw Draxler jeered at times by the club's own fans.
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That said, the on-ear design isn't aided by the subpar earpads.
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If you don't know what you're doing, you risk having subpar crust.
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They strategized how to publish subpar studies, sometimes targeting journals with low standards.
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So employees are paying for liquidity they don't need and achieving subpar results.
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But TVs and streaming gadgets tend to do a subpar job at it.
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And it's a subpar recovery, which is maybe why it's lasted so long.
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Yet, subpar camera aside, the Honor 8 has something great going for it.
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I know I would like to see fewer subpar products in the world.
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That would expose less people to "dangerous conditions" such as subpar medical care.
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It's no secret that sex ed is woefully subpar in many U.S. schools.
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Any efforts made to improve upon that subpar experience are more than welcome.
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His subpar performance at the first debate hurt him in lots of ways.
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Some days you'll create work that's subpar, but other days you'll make breakthroughs.
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Months into third grade, I developed a consuming worry about getting subpar grades.
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He's not knowledgeable/diligent enough to prevent them & he has a subpar team.
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Despite my subpar performance in English classes, I've always been an avid reader.
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He liked flying, but his performance was subpar, sometimes careless or even reckless.
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Many participants said that the return profile of renewable companies has been subpar.
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And … that may mean you're exhausted, or doing it subpar on all levels.
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Unfortunately for him, the subpar defensive shortstop he was replacing was Derek Jeter.
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I've found that an OK or subpar employee always causes more harm than good.
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Also: The return of Michael Milken; subpar health care for Native Americans; genetic testing.
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But after two subpar seasons with lower minor league teams, he returned to football.
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It's produced by people you'll never see, in working conditions that are likely subpar.
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If you also made the assumption that humans are subpar sniffers, you're not alone.
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The speakers are good but subpar compared to Asus and Razer's built-in speakers.
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A subpar multiplayer experience is a good way to turn off otherwise interested players.
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The image quality is subpar, while the Bluetooth phone pairing produced poor sound quality.
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That's the kind of thing that turns a subpar thriller into quirky camp classic.
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What if my sleep was actually subpar, and I just didn't know any better?
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He described a recent family vacation on a cruise ship with a subpar gym.
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Subpar obstetric training and systemic bias are but a few causes for this disparity.
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They can't afford to waste the money or the time on a subpar meal.
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Regardless, if his subpar completion percentage hasn't hurt his prospects, this probably won't either.
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But the longer credit growth remains subpar, the less likely a Trump boom becomes.
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Did his late-night heroics Friday have any bearing on his subpar performance Saturday?
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As if being a subpar recruit weren't enough, she is assigned a difficult case.
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Sonos said the program was meant to prevent people from buying subpar used speakers.
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And, as elsewhere, these poor health outcomes correlate with the city's subpar socioeconomic conditions.
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Any subpar component in any part of the chain can degrade the sound quality.
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Their effortless chemistry outshines the single's subpar beat and Ty Dolla $ign's underwhelming verse.
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"Medicaid forces us to give our children subpar care," said Sofia's mother, Stefany Garcia-Patriarca.
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Because this season so far is subpar, and it keeps going lower week after week.
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Before she exits, she clowns her partner for what she feels was a subpar experience.
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Additionally, you can end up with subpar products, Sara Skirboll, shopping expert at RetailMeNot, warns.
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And we aren't talking about poorly made, subpar notebooks that run slower than your smartphone.
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They went on strike to protest their low pay and the subpar conditions for students.
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The biggest issues it has are subpar battery life and weirdly limited USB-C ports.
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Saru's subpar treatment by his colleagues isn't a new indignity in the Star Trek universe.
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Some advertisers fond of Facebook are seeing subpar results on Instagram, according to advertising buyers.
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The company claims the employees were fired for subpar job performance rather than laid off.
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"There's no doubt we have a few players playing subpar of their capabilities," Vigneault said.
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Mr. Hancock plans to elevate return on equity next year to a subpar 9 percent.
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And I was terrified of letting everyone — and myself — down by planning a subpar wedding.
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Individuals are notorious for being subpar investors, regularly falling prey to our worst behavioral instincts.
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So, let's resolve we will not be satisfied with subpar growth in this New Year.
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This 'Rocket League' window decal is a great way to apologize for your subpar driving.
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Whenever I told any researcher my subpar telomere lengths, our conversations quickly became highly personal.
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The Bengals were playing on a field that some felt was "subpar," according to Schefter.
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The little light helps illuminate the subject of a photo when the lighting is subpar.
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And while the guidance was subpar, its full-year earnings guidance for 2017 was solid.
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"It was really subpar to what my expectations were and often sloppy," Ms. Daigle testified.
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But she provided subpar servant's quarters, and the wet nurse's milk dried up from stress.
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You've described a subpar employee who has ignored attempts to guide her toward better behavior.
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Last month, the company fired hundreds of workers for what it described as subpar performance.
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The dialogue is subpar, and in most cases (in mine, anyway) so are the costumes.
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Larkin is known to some within Florida's mental health care community as a subpar institution.
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She had hired one substitute who also canceled and another who proved to be subpar.
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After 108 years of subpar baseball,Chicago fans cheered when the Cubs won it all.
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The U.S. economy reported subpar numbers in the first quarter for the third straight year.
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Mr. Becher said the company had sued to "protect the students" from a subpar education.
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Rocky muses about subpar fashionistas and subpar rappers, and Tyler, at his gravelly best, drops absurdist boasts — "Based on my neck, boy/you would think I hate glass homes/the way I'm handling the rocks" — and gives a quick lyrical wink to Cole Sprouse.
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Subpar growth, in turn, should give policymakers room to continue cutting interest rates in coming months.
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Are you embarrassed to have anyone over for a movie because your picture quality is subpar?
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Again, these beaches are probably all fine, but they are notably subpar for their respective areas.
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Wall Street continues to hone in on subpar free cash flow, which analysts say lags peers.
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Ever tried to capture your picture-perfect meal only to end up with a subpar shot?
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More importantly: This is a post about the UNJUSTIFIABLE PREPONDERANCE OF SUBPAR TOAST IN AMERICA TODAY.
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Maybe the tools for creating tablet apps were either subpar or changed too often (or both).
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Mr. Hancock's plan is to elevate return on equity next year to a subpar 9 percent.
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Nintendo has notoriously long development cycles, preferring to extend its deadlines instead of releasing something subpar.
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The actress has spoken out in the past about not wanting to settle for subpar parts.
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And the video quality is subpar compared to the 4K video that many smartphones can record.
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Vysor is an app that's free to download and try out, but the quality is subpar.
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Analysts have noted that Monogram faces subpar performance and substantial debt maturities this year and next.
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It can even teach you how to color correct videos and work effectively with subpar footage.
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This year, in his first-ever subpar season, he is awarded a second Super Bowl ring.
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Ultimately, if the beer inside the bottle is subpar, it doesn't matter what's on the outside.
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Its Windows 10 facial recognition was so subpar that printed out photographs could fool the tool.
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As I feared, subpar economic growth never really came up in the Republican debate in Houston.
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Lowry (5 of 20) and DeRozan (4 of 19) both experienced subpar shooting performances for Toronto.
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In particular, we'll throw poorer and rural people under the bus, relegating them to subpar services.
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A recent study reported that 85033 million deaths per year were due to subpar quality care.
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So after suffering from this incredibly humiliating experience, the patients are left with subpar diagnostic studies.
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Although D'Eramo earned a doctorate in philosophy, her treatment of such matters in "Deviation" is subpar.
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Many of these products are of subpar quality, or they aren't actually on sale at all.
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Some of the other meal subscriptions had wilted produce or subpar flavor—Sun Basket had neither.
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If they get their way, passengers will have to endure subpar airport facilities for much longer.
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Tavares was eager to praise his former coach and accept blame for the team's subpar season.
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I've stayed in Airbnbs that had funky smells in the carpet or bedding and subpar cleanliness.
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But this strategy, paired with a subpar voice assistant, hasn't worked especially well in the past.
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"The places they went to in the film were really dumps, were very subpar," Richen said.
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The upshot of familiarity bias is that it can leave investors vulnerable to subpar portfolio returns.
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Local officials have defended the clearances as a way to improve safety and eliminate subpar schools.
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Generally speaking, you don't want weapons that can destroy the world to be in subpar shape.
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At the same time, a posse of declinists urges us to accept a reality of subpar performance.
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The food is subpar, but at least I'll be reimbursed for the cost with my per diem!
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After a subpar episode last week, I wasn't sure what to expect from tonight's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
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A classic pick: Domino's Pizza, which many investors avoided because of bad college memories of subpar slices.
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Those policies have been criticized for often resulting in human rights violations or subpar conditions for migrants.
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After all, subpar economic growth would seem to call out for lower rates, all things being equal.
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But subpar parenting isn't just relegated to live-action television; it's a common trope in cartoons, too.
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Never suffer subpar mapo doufu again after learning for yourself just how easy it is to make.
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Many Cemig's takeovers in recent years, spanning the telecommunications to gas distribution sectors, have delivered subpar returns.
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Critics argue privately run immigration detention centers offer subpar medical services in an effort to maximize profits.
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"Aladdin" also had a subpar reception from critics and received a 56% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Telecom companies have used their expanding market power to gouge consumers and provide subpar service for years.
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And subpar executives and companies will have less to fear from takeovers, blunting corporate Germany's international competitiveness.
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That's not to say that untested proteins are a subpar product, but it's good to be aware.
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Only issue I have: Their messaging app is extremely subpar, doesn't load correctly and messages don't send.
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It gives no more pleasure than eating so-so subpar green beans flown in from another hemisphere.
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Back in my day… 18-year-olds took their subpar fake IDs and snuck into drag bars.
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Many TV brands take this opportunity to sell sets with exaggerated features that have subpar picture quality.
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The Giants also believed Manning could still contribute capably and rebound from a subpar season in 2017.
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My subpar cooking skills require that I look up a recipe and mentally prepare for the task.
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Worse, McLaurin felt that worker protections in Louisiana were subpar, allowing employers to take away important rights.
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The aim of all this is to perk up a flagging economy and the subpar inflation rate.
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From 2011 to 2016, the bank fired more than 8,000 people for sales records it deemed subpar.
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The idea is A+ but the execution was subpar — especially since the icing was not served warm.
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Beebe was criticized by more traditional colleagues as producing subpar work and being unprofessional for hiring women.
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We have other problems restraining growth and investment, not the least of which is subpar productivity growth.
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Front-facing cameras are usually subpar compared to their rear-facing counterparts, but good lighting can help.
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The bailout alone can't make up for the collective hammering farmers took from four straight subpar years.
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The show's dialogue and action were glaringly subpar compared to its peers like Daredevil and Jessica Jones.
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The thing is, it's those inevitable three subpar bagels that makes that fourth perfect bite so transcendent.
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"Kris Jenner would be so disappointed right now," she says of her mom's feelings about her subpar instructions.
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But, sadly, this is the type of painful thing that occurs when a person gets a subpar Scrape.
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The fries are subpar but the translations of the sushi roll names into English make up for it.
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Deutsche Bank can raise its capital levels by off-loading subpar loans and trades or selling new shares.
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Image quality is subpar: busy scenes tend to lack detail, color differentiation, and overall photos are just grainy.
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Immigration detention centers across the country have often been condemned for overcrowding, subpar conditions, and inadequate medical services.
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"Its commentary [on Wednesday] shrugged off both a weak Q1 GDP print and the subpar March jobs report."
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"His poor debut followed his subpar ratings on other measures during the presidential campaign and his presidential transition. "
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While it reported subpar numbers recently, he thinks that will change with the dollar out of the equation.
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Despite Trump's subpar approval numbers, 28500 percent of Americans haven't changed their minds about Trump since December 6900.
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Still, a disproportionate share of people with subpar internet palates — SIPs for short — come from anti-internet communities.
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Just add some apples, oranges, and lemons to a subpar bottle of white zinfandel or whatever have you.
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Unaudited prefabricated housing designs might mean the use of subpar safety measures and tenant deaths during an earthquake.
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They're trying to get a handle, despite subpar data, on mentally ill people who have died in jail.
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The Toronto Raptors were thriving offensively until one subpar performance sidetracked their season-best, six-game winning streak.
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So I think is how somehow limiting to just look at the subpar in terms of financial investments.
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Even subpar TV dinners can seem more attractive than a home-cooked meal because of its immediate nature.
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But eliminating subpar speeds and Wi-Fi dead zones around the house will largely be up to you.
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So, sadly, if the narration is subpar, I will most likely never even finish listening to the book.
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Even subpar TV dinner can seem more attractive than a home cooked meal because of its immediate nature.
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But, the 13-inch MacBook Pro still has the Butterfly keyboard, so the typing experience may be subpar.
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This three-city road trip continues to San Francisco and Miami, where they will face two subpar teams.
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Bixby is still a subpar voice assistant that is mapped to a long press of the power button.
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David wasn't willing to compromise on any subpar fill, and the puzzle you see here is the result.
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The latter got off to a rocky start with just a handful of shows that received subpar reviews.
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If you went back 40 or 50 years, our system didn't look that subpar compared with other countries.
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Last season Hill mentored Dee Gordon, a subpar defender at second base for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2014.
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Even subpar cabernet sauvignon is getting twice as much acreage as any other grape in Napa Valley, he says.
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Last year, Ozuna came to camp overweight, slumped, got send to the minors and finished with subpar numbers — a .
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Advocates want to close the jail due to violence, poor supervision, subpar medical care, and corruption in the jail.
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Warren said she designed it to avoid hitting small businesses or even large ones that experience a subpar year.
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At the same time, both the railroad company Canadian Pacific and trucking company Werner confirmed that business is subpar.
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We passed on it because the taste is subpar and there are some quality control issues with the packaging.
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You'll have your pick of names that truly represent what you do, instead of settling for a subpar .com.
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Then, when the children were exposed to the real thing, their subpar immune response actually made the infection worse.
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Of course, none of this means that you're doomed to a subpar workout if you exercise in the morning.
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These behemoths hold enough juice for 15 electric cars and are meant to supplement areas with subpar charging networks.
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I watched my mother struggle with subpar care at the hands of doctors who treated her like a number.
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He annually improves his ability to make plays off the dribble, even if he's still relatively subpar at it.
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Cramer also thinks the report will be subpar, but says the company could offer key details about the consumer.
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They enter this game against the Galaxy with a subpar 7-9-3 record, good for only 24 points.
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Magic coach Frank Vogel was highly disappointed over the subpar performance versus Golden State and strongly criticized his players.
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We tried a local deli first, but quickly ruled it out, based on its poor selection and subpar quality.
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If the problem is that simple, then why do so many subpar patent applications become patents, you may ask.
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Lillard finished with 17 points and 5 assists while shooting 5 of 19 from the field, a subpar effort.
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No matter how you cut it, the Celtics are an exceedingly good team playing in a very subpar conference.
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The citizen shouted and drew his pistol, but due to subpar upkeep the gun jammed and would not fire.
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After Mr. Trump refused to pay the company's bills and sued it for subpar work, the company went bankrupt.
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Newton called it a "subpar" game on his part, but he was thrilled that Gano helped bail him out.
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The early days were trial and error, the path toward perfection strewn with subpar, spongy bagels and burned toppings.
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These portrayals were part of a system that painted African Americans as deviant and therefore deserving of subpar treatment.
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As it happened, my performance was subpar — until we arrived at the clincher, a double-or-nothing bonus round.
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I think we all need to go out and try something new with fear of being subpar at it.
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He would publicly upbraid her for subpar performances, sometimes throwing objects or kicking a wall to underscore his disappointment.
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There was the subpar play of Stephen Curry, who had sustained ankle and knee injuries in the first round.
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A vacation can easily be ruined by a subpar hotel or the feeling that you overpaid for a flight.
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Many of these parents are presumably surviving on low incomes and trapped by their zip codes in subpar districts.
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Their defense was subpar, with Memphis shooting 56.5 percent in the first half while recording 16 fast-break points.
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Spider-Man may be a good student and a great superhero, but he is a decidedly subpar graphic designer.
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When the houses were built two generations ago with subpar streets, he said, the builder and homeowner saved money.
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The turning point came when her board realized that they might have personal liability for maintaining a subpar plan.
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The planes did flybys of Wrigley, mesmerizing many fans who were stuck watching the subpar talent on the field.
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Cole snapped a four-start streak of subpar performances by throwing seven three-hit innings and allowing just one run.
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At the same time, subpar teachers are often protected by their union as well as a non-competitive work environment.
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Those that actively encouraged disclosure of problems saw 20.4 percent less in settlement costs than those with subpar reporting procedures.
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Believe it or not, it takes an average of a year-and-a-half to fire a subpar federal employee.
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And we aren't talking about poorly made, subpar notebooks that run slower than your smartphone after the latest iOS update.
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Detroit starter Justin Verlander bounced back from two subpar outings and gave up just an unearned run in seven innings.
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If your phone's battery life is still subpar, here are some ways you can make it go the extra mile.
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But rewatch the whole episode, and you'll see the vast majority of it consists of subpar Arya and Daenerys scenes.
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Essential's camera is subpar for the price, but the launch has been more significantly marred by an embarrassing privacy breach.
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And we aren't talking about poorly made, subpar notebooks that run slower than your smartphone after the latest iOs update.
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Opera performances were moved to the smaller hall, which became known as a subpar venue due to its poor acoustics.
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Still, even the subpar Beyoncé was better than the statue of Lady Gaga out of Lima, Peru, which was... well.
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Whether the sex was intimate and meaningful or chaotic and subpar, most people agree: The sand is the worst part.
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We then left the restaurant struggling to breathe, and with the distinct smell of subpar KFC emanating from our backpacks.
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The subpar treatment starts at birth, the group says, with baby girls given names like Mafi (Sorry) or Dhapu (Enough).
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Of course, these Google apps still don't feel nearly as integrated into the iPhone as Apple's own, increasingly subpar, apps.
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The larger movie-going audience fails to call out or even care when they're being served up subpar, regurgitated entertainment.
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However, the quality of rest (there are typically small crew quarters with beds hidden from passengers' view) can be subpar.
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The tabloid underscored the irony of Bey's line, which promotes an ultra-empowering message, being produced in ostensibly subpar conditions.
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He also is, to be kind, a subpar defender, and he was the third-worst rebounder in the entire NBA.
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In March the central bank devalued the currency, but its positive effects were short lived as capital inflow remained subpar.
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The fairly strong growth in the third quarter came after nearly a year of subpar growth for the U.S. economy.
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Apple and/or pear: These subpar versions of the shower orange lack the satisfying dripping of juices down your chin.
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The book scenes are too busily staged — as if they, too, were choreographed — and the spoken performances are generally subpar.
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Antetokoumpo bounced back from a subpar performance in Game 1, repeatedly attacking the rim with powerful drives to the basket.
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The art world conditions its workers to accept subpar safety standards and low salaries in the name of high culture.
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That left the Mets fully aware of the long playoffs odds they now face after two months of subpar play.
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A big crash in Tesla stock or a few quarters of subpar revenue or earnings growth could hamper Musk's prospects.
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She felt guilty about the patchwork of babysitters, neighbors, and subpar childcare centers that helped take care of her kids.
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Buffalo survived a subpar effort from the team's best player, LeSean McCoy, who managed just 21 yards on 14 carries.
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The ever steady presence of the New England Patriots aside, most teams follow Super Bowl runs with a subpar season.
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He retuned four years later and has since gone on a perfect 9-fight win-streak, though against subpar competition.
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While affluent consumers may disdain Pinduodou products' low quality, price-sensitive users are hooked on bargains even when items are subpar.
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But even though his command of this kind of delivery is improving it remains subpar — and nobody expects it to last.
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There have also been a stream of reports -- including from CNN -- of subpar conditions for children and families in CBP's care.
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Will these women talk politics during the Grammys, or be too busy saving Teigen's kitchen from AOC's apparently subpar cooking skills?
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Apparently the guy had a subpar experience with Apple's customer service and can be heard shouting about his two-year warranty.
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The Atlanta Braves sent struggling right-hander Mike Foltynewicz, a 20 All-Star, to Triple-A Gwinnett after another subpar outing.
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That being said, we still run the risk of nabbing a subpar, moisture-sucking formula (they can't all be perfect, right?).
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Ultimately, BHP's greatest vulnerability has come from grafting a subpar oil business onto one of the world's most successful mining firms.
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But a subpar offensive line struggled to keep Luck upright, with shoulder and kidney injuries keeping him sidelined or playing hurt.
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Faced with subpar growth, other countries are also considering boosting government spending, thanks in part to the low cost of borrowing.
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It can quickly lead to "frustration, decision gridlock, subpar solutions, frayed relationships and thwarted personal development," according to Margolis and Garvin.
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Kanye and team came under fire ... with people accusing him of being the one who was charging for the subpar meal.
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Proponents argue it reflects the true vision of Bitcoin's anonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, while detractors call it a subpar rip-off.
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You may run to the bathroom in an existential cold sweat and begin questioning everything: Was all my childhood food subpar?
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It made my avocados look beautiful, and it cost less than a single glass of subpar wine from my local bar.
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The hidden fees and subpar performance are hitting more than just the retired teachers and state employees covered by public pensions.
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All four members of a small Massachusetts town's police force resigned last week over concerns about subpar equipment and low pay.
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GIVEN YOUR SUBPAR PERFORMANCE, GIVING YOUR FAILURE HERE TO GET ANY BOARD SEATS, DO YOU HAVE TO TAKE A NEW TACK?
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In 2003, he dismissed Mary Tyler Moore from his play "Rose's Dilemma" with a letter after he found her performance subpar.
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Facing Moreland, Madson threw a subpar changeup that ended up deep in the right-field pavilion for a three-run homer.
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At the time of its release, Mr. Pillsbury's book was widely mocked as fringe and it drew criticism as subpar scholarship.
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Even after the occasional subpar performance, these Islanders do not panic, showing a mental stamina that bodes well for playoff success.
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First and foremost is Google, which last year rolled out (to subpar reviews) its very-much-in-beta gaming platform Stadia.
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Beyond the countless hard-data features, consumers can now use trackers to battle everything from subpar intimacy to lousy golf scores.
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Larry David is having a real-life "Curb Your Enthusiasm" moment, and this time, it involves his subpar New York Jets.
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Philip's existential crisis — his guilt cocktail of assassination, infidelity and subpar parenting — reached what looked like a tipping point this week.
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The root causes of the violence are familiar, and they can seem intractable: poverty, segregation, subpar education, distrust of the police.
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By June, she was offering refunds after customers complained that the product was subpar (uneven textures) and unsanitary (allegations of mold).
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The Japanese rallied after a shaky start and subpar kicking to beat Russia behind the South Africa-born winger Kotaro Matsushima.
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Virginia (228-212) overcame a subpar performance by shooting 25 percent from the field, but made key plays down the stretch.
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By June, she was offering refunds after customers complained that the product was subpar (uneven textures) and unsanitary (allegations of mold).
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Trump 's provocations alone show few signs of improving the subpar turnout patterns among Latinos and millennials, two core Democratic constituencies.
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Despite all the hype, all virtual assistants, including Google's Assistant, Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa, continued to be subpar this year.
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That's worrisome for many reasons, he says, chief among them that it may result in subpar medical care for some patients.
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There are still certainly some things I don't like… Things that are subpar: Things that aren't as subpar as I had feared: It's a headset that will offer more pleasant on-boarding and usage to new customers, but for what is supposed to be the industry's leading high-end headset, Oculus has taken a small step back in performance.
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The online marketplace has also been chided for selling counterfeits and subpar goods, an endemic problem that's long plagued Chinese e-commerce.
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GLEP calls this a win for accountability, but it still allows subpar schools and operators, just not the very worst, to thrive.
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Usua suggested that a proper re-restoration could be impossible, because the wood was sanded incorrectly and the plaster work was subpar.
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But Soto repeatedly stressed to BuzzFeed News how his team was underfunded and their equipment was subpar compared to their US neighbors.
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Even if you are satisfied with a subpar pillow, like I am, it might not be the healthiest option for your neck.
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While most gaming laptops have subpar build quality, the Blade 15's chassis is tight, with no real issues to speak of.
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The outcry over the 2016 MacBook Pro's lack of ports and subpar performance configurations left hardcore Apple fans feeling underwhelmed and disappointed.
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As Apple's only laptop around the $1,000 price point, the Air suffers from a lower-resolution, non-Retina display, and subpar performance.
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And while he admitted that the economic growth will be "subpar" when compared to the historical average, he does see steady improvements.
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Out of the box, they always felt a bit flimsy, and on my head, the audio quality seemed subpar for the price.
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Apple's most egregious crime in recent memory — a subpar bagel emoji — has been rectified, as first spotted by Jeremy Burge of Emojipedia.
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The true horror of dating a demon is that it's usually just as banal as your typical, garden-variety subpar online date.
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The club, called Sky Blue FC, faces allegations that it's mismanaged and provides poor living conditions and subpar facilities to its players.
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And it is easy to connect the dots between those poor conditions and how subpar infrastructure is a drag on our economy.
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It's no substitute for high quality beans and a proper grind, but the True Crema Valve can smooth out otherwise subpar coffee.
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Ever scoured the web for quality video footage, audio, and images for your projects, only to encounter copyright issues or subpar clips?
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Like the whole Marvel Knights imprint, War Zone was quietly written out of canon after terrible reviews and subpar box-office earnings.
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A good response to this question shows how you learned from a mistake or subpar situation and became smarter as a result.
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Value stocks, those with stable fundamentals and subpar valuations, haven't been this cheap since the financial crisis, according to Bank of America.
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Less dramatically, central banks are often called on the carpet for achieving subpar returns on their portfolios or for drops in revenues.
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By the eye test, Anthony looked slower laterally, unable to stay in front of quicker players, only worsening his already subpar defense.
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While Google Cardboard is easily accessible, it offers a subpar experience of VR, especially when paired with poorly produced, amateur VR content.
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So I'd rather talk about opportunity cost than subpar investments because the opportunity cost then has to be the financial opportunity cost.
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On the minus side, the fill that crosses the stacks can be subpar if the constructor is not skillful and doggedly careful.
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What a closing gift doesn't do, however, Ms. Liebman said, is make up for poor service or a subpar real estate agent.
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So the tablet computing experience was often subpar, and users often just fell back to using an old-fashioned keyboard and trackpad.
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That's because the art world conditions its workers to accept subpar safety standards and low salaries in the name of high culture.
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The university's lawyers attempted to portray Ms. Ravina as a subpar employee who did not get tenure because of her poor performance.
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The Kindle app has quickly become my most used app on this trip, especially on flights or in hotels with subpar WiFi.
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But we think it may be a savvy way to keep fans entertained — or at least distracted from the team's subpar play.
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"Trying to time the market is usually a futile exercise, and in fact, too much trading leads to subpar performance," Mishra said.
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They're offering subpar execution on the purchase and sale of their stock or making money in some other area of their relationships.
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Soul-music completists will no doubt appreciate the minute detail with which Fletcher recounts Pickett's recording sessions, even his subpar later ones.
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Sightlines at the asymmetric Barclays, which was not built with hockey in mind, have been problematic, and the ice has been subpar.
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But her rise in popularity appeared to evaporate soon after, and her performance in the second debate was widely viewed as subpar.
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More recently, the buildings they are selling, like others in the cluster-site program, have been plagued by violations and subpar conditions.
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But Buffett, whose "value investing" philosophy has a built-in focus on the longer term, probably isn't sweating one subpar quarter much.
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Unfortunately, these announcements hit at the same time the company reported a subpar quarter with weak guidance, and that weakness overshadowed the changes.
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"I didn't want to be that YouTuber who launched a brand that was subpar and people are like, okay nice try," she says.
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They take a subpar script and turn it around to make it downright enjoyable for the one and only time you'll watch it.
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Compared to running apps on a smartphone, or, more aptly, an iPad, the app experience on the Samsung Chromebook Plus is distinctly subpar.
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And unlike other headphones with subpar battery, these babies can last up to 30 hours of playtime thanks to their accompanying charging case.
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Parts of it have basically always resembled a giant outdoor mall; others are mainly a venue for aggressive squirrels and subpar street performers.
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This summer, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention deemed FluMist subpar, leaving only one option for parents and pediatricians: a flu shot.
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One would address implicit bias, a key reason Black women receive subpar healthcare, with trainings in facilities such as medical and nursing schools.
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And it paints the picture of people who are so insular that they won't leave their hometown, even when economic conditions are subpar.
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Perhaps a little too much fun, because it took them a really long time and some of the wrap jobs were pretty subpar.
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Dr. Sue Sisley, who is conducting the first FDA- and DEA-approved clinical trial on cannabis, has criticized federally approved marijuana as subpar.
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Even Chinese firms, especially those serving foreign markets, are unlikely to remain satisfied with subpar chips just because they are made at home.
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And if you're spending $3,500 on a Super Bowl ticket, why bother getting something subpar when you can rent a luxury hotel room?
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It was the second straight subpar start for Berrios, who allowed five runs over four innings against the New York Yankees on Tuesday.
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Unfortunately, though many states do compare electronic and paper tallies, not all states conduct these audits, and some conduct audits of subpar quality.
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My parents realized when I was young that the schools in our Brooklyn, New York, neighborhood were subpar compared to those in Manhattan.
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The more expensive towns of Boston and Philadelphia still offer good returns, and but they struggle with poor demographics and subpar economic growth.
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Earlier in the week, the company posted a "subpar" earnings quarter, something the Mad Money host said will be difficult to recover from.
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Longtime Washington Wizards president Ernie Grunfeld was dismissed on Tuesday in the wake of the franchise's subpar season, team chairman Ted Leonsis said.
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The danger is that the scripted speech creates a subpar performance that ends the convention on a deflated note, robbing him of momentum.
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First, the cars' visual and sensing abilities in bad weather are still subpar; manufacturers admit that rain and especially snow pose major obstacles.
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"Even with this inherent advantage, the S&P 500 has delivered subpar returns over the past 12 months with increasing volatility," Wilson said.
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Despite her success, Kaling has a history of underwhelming portrayals of people of color and subpar hiring practices when it comes to diversity.
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Brawley also notes that while a quarter of US women get subpar breast cancer care, the rate for black women is 40 percent.
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Atlanta's Julio Teheran stopped a streak of three consecutive subpar outings by posting his third scoreless effort of the season against the Marlins.
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Failing all that, we at least hope that ice-cold glass of white wine took the edge off this subpar pumping experience, Brooklyn.
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Apart from requiring a huge time commitment, super-long workouts can often result in the second half of said workout being, well, subpar.
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The last thing drugmakers and regulators want is to rush out a subpar product and create—rather than solve—a public health crisis.
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Taneja also gives us Lear's hundred knights, his fool, his hangers-on (Kent, Gloucester and his bastard son), his subpar sons-in-law.
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It was a subpar run, messy and clogged with amateurs, according to Javier Delgado, a well-known runner and client of Martín Moro.
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Others noted that Mr. Liddell had a role in selecting personnel during the transition, an endeavor that has been widely perceived as subpar.
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The problem was that there were too many good entries I wanted to include, which always resulted in a puzzle with subpar fill.
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She said the number of claims originating in New York suggested an inordinate amount of subpar care, not a more litigious patient base.
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After a subpar first half, the Bulldogs reeled off a 242.3-241.9 run early in the second half to go ahead 36.73-236.7.
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Six Yankee games have been affected by subpar weather this season, including a suspended game in Washington, which will be completed June 18.
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A lot of the villains in the DCEU (Joaquin Phoenix's Joker is not a part of the DCEU) films have been pretty subpar.
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In the bottom half of the inning, the Marlins pulled ahead, and subpar defense by the Mets was at least party at fault.
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He said he had ended his affiliation with the Chinese police in 2017 because he felt their biological samples and research were subpar.
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The Trump administration is not losing Europe by calling Germany out for living off its trade partners, and for its subpar defense spending.
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To think: Hatton could have netted three wins in a row if not for a subpar performance at the British Masters on Oct.
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Image-conscious young professionals want zero-proof drinks that can be consumed at happy hours or workplace gatherings without looking like subpar experiences.
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Pai's answer simply rewards this behavior, and frankly incentivizes them to present their own subpar services as evidence of the need for further deregulation.
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Before indulging in a beauty purchase, Nguyen makes sure to do copious amounts of research lest she waste her money on a subpar product.
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The Dodgers overcame a rare subpar effort from Clayton Kershaw to officially eliminate St. Louis from contention in the National League wild-card race.
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"Subpar care contributed to seven" of 18 detention deaths investigated by independent experts from 2012 to 2015, HRW and CIVIC said in a statement.
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In it, she details the subpar conditions, pay, and treatment that professional players in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) have to deal with.
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I am well aware that that particular sub-genre is rife with subpar trash not worth the hard drive space on which they're stored.
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There's a distinct difference between cadging from the cash drawer and putting in what an onlooker deems to be a subpar level of effort.
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And the detachment of the Black mind from the mirage of a subpar existence and self-perceptions that crackers created for us long ago.
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Subpar care at detention centers has led to in-custody deaths, according to a report by a coalition of advocacy groups earlier this year.
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Unlike other subpar planning journals that are filled with nondescript pages, each sheet on the ZerModus planner is designed to help you achieve success.
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She has seen friends in more desperate financial straits "take any job and then spiral down" because the job or the company was subpar.
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I'm more willing to consider movies with subpar Rotten Tomatoes scores but otherwise appealing concepts, like The Foreigner and Murder on the Orient Express.
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But since then, economic data, particularly in manufacturing, got softer, trade tensions escalated, China's economy continued to be weak and inflation has remained subpar.
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With our subpar oral hygiene trends, Americans don't need an excuse to become lazier about our morning and evening routines than we already are.
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Look, I'm not really going to get into it, but being swept by LeBron James' (regular season) subpar Cleveland Cavaliers last night really hurt.
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Instead, they were told again and again that they had no culture, or that whatever culture they may have had was primitive and subpar.
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We adapted all of the codes of socially conscious, whole food, artisanal brands—stole them, really—but what we're pushing is a subpar product.
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The Air's screen was subpar in 2012, which is why I got the bulkier but IPS-equipped Pro back then in the first place.
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The native Kenyan once told Vogue that she was inspired to learn the the art of braiding herself after getting subpar service years ago.
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Add in the subpar outing by Syndergaard, and his eagerly awaited duel with the Giants ace Madison Bumgarner played out on a somber note.
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It was a big haul for a defense that desperately needed it and an offensive line that has been subpar routinely in this millennium.
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Pros: Excellent motion isolation, ideal for back and stomach sleepers, 365-night trial, lifetime warrantyCons: Complaints of subpar customer service and long-term odors
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Four former employees said Plenty's initial ZipGrow towers at times displayed uneven plant growth, subpar or dead produce, and greens occasionally infested with pests.
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Overall, his first role was a bit of a misstep as critics generally labeled "Critters 3" as "subpar" when it was released in 1991.
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Last Thursday, the Terrapins had their most impressive win of the season, defeating third-ranked Iowa 74-68 despite a subpar performance from Trimble.
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For another, during Black Friday, manufacturers sometimes sell subpar televisions with model numbers that are nearly identical to popular, high-quality sets, he added.
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Crosby, 20103, has 66 goals and 185 points in 162 playoff games, so it is unlikely that two subpar games will be an issue.
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Then the treatment facilities, many of which offered subpar treatment or none at all, cashed in themselves by charging the patients' health insurance plans.
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Critics said that making working speakers unusable was environmentally unfriendly, while Sonos said it was meant to keep customers from buying subpar used devices.
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However, when she realizes that the subpar English class at Riverdale High isn't doing anything to stimulate Jughead's literary sensibility, she changes her mind.
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I don't believe Trump set out to put a subpar legal team on the floor of the Senate, although that is what he's doing.
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Critics have suggested that school officials in New York City have ignored the subpar education at yeshivas because of the Jewish community's political clout.
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Paradoxically, many of those who approved of such a system emphasized the importance of the initial scan to weed out subpar and ineligible applications.
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Mounted by Elliott Management, the giant hedge fund, the battle follows years of declining sales, rising losses and a subpar stock performance at Alcoa.
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The E. coli scandal had helped unearth underlying issues the company needed to address, including Chipotle&aposs subpar efforts to build a digital business.
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Even Disney CEO Bob Iger acknowledged the company would slow down on its "Star Wars" rollout after a subpar performance by "Solo" in theaters.
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Between the fake tuxedos, off-the-shoulder drapes, cheesy backgrounds and subpar lighting, yearbook pictures have a history of just not turning out great.
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Petrodollars won Gulf Arab states decades of prosperity, when loyalty and stability could be bought by giving graduates with subpar education cushy government posts.
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President Donald Trump has promised a slew of measures aimed at pulling the U.S. out of its subpar growth path since the financial crisis ended.
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Angel also retweeted articles that not only complimented his magic act, but compared him to certain other acts on the strip that were subpar. Hmm.
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All methods of input, which include the precision touchpad, touchscreen, keyboard, and active stylus were accurate, with no malfunctions or evidence of subpar build quality.
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Either Trump was right about our airports being subpar, or the workers at LaGuardia were giving him the half-hearted send-off that he deserved.
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Analysts say Trump's best chance at reversing the trend is a strong performance at Wednesday's debate after subpar performances in the first two match-ups.
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It's incredibly important that inclusive venues, such as The Vera Project in Seattle and Brooklyn's The Silent Barn, are championed louder than their subpar contemporaries.
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Usually when the POTUS does not win, it is "when he has subpar job approval ratings, as is the case with Trump," the organization says.
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If you don't want to settle for subpar audio any longer, there are ways to improve it, and we've outlined some of the best below.
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But in addition to battery life hassle, subpar audio quality, and pairing woes, Bluetooth headphones have one more major drawback: they aren't Koss Porta Pros.
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Even if you think the new firm will make the same advertising profits per customer as Facebook, the return would still be a subpar 8%.
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It helps that the Play:22014 stood out among what seemed like a sea of home speakers with iPod docks or then-subpar Bluetooth radios.
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Not only that, but anyone's at risk of receiving subpar care when their doctors, nurses and support staff are working in stressful or abusive conditions.
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The team was able to get input from real-life users (a step far too many adaptive tech companies skip and leads to subpar products).
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Your financial advisor may have recommended investments in the past that may have been suitable but came with high fees, or subpar performance, or both.
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The subpar showing is likely due to the rise of throttling, which results in delayed load times, buffering, and degrading quality when streaming video content.
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This year, the managers have instead shared only frustration amid their teams' subpar results and strings of multiple injuries that have ravaged both their rosters.
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Hands-on with the Oculus Rift S: the 'S' stands for Subpar Beyond that control, there are a couple of other things we can infer.
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"I don't really want to throw her under the bus, but it was really subpar to what my expectations were and often sloppy," she said.
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While both The Cure and 4:20013 Dream suffer from subpar production, songs like "Underneath the Stars" prove the band's later period still warrants exploration.
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My last visit to South Korea was over two years ago, and I've spent the past year living in Berlin, where Korean cuisine remains subpar.
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Harden had a subpar shooting night — making only 9 of 34 — but was 19 of 203 from the line with 10 rebounds and 10 assists.
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Rebecca Lobo and the website Her Hoop Stats argue that fewer fouls have been called this season, for which Griner and others blame subpar refereeing.
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Harden had a subpar shooting night — making only 9 of 34 — but was 19 of 23 from the line with 10 rebounds and 33 assists.
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Today, there are too many Willy Lomans in the world, too many people who look down on the working class like they lead subpar lives.
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Like, here's this subpar crunchy boi and also we're not even going to cut it for you, but have a fork and a STEAK KNIFE.
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Hirsch, 55, saved time, and was also grateful to be relieved of the emotional burden of visiting subpar facilities to cross them off the list.
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The Orlando Magic are the current poster child for this class: Routinely subpar but rarely terrible enough to propel them forward with something for their trouble.
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There have also been a stream of reports -- including from CNN -- of subpar conditions for children and families in the care of Customs and Border Protection.
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The Department of Justice subpoenaed Boeing for records pertaining to the Dreamliner's production in South Carolina amid claims of subpar work, the sources told the Times.
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It marked a second consecutive subpar outing for Sanchez, who worked six innings to lead a combined no-hitter in his Astros debut on Aug. 3.
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All of the names have had a great run already in 2018 and we think one or two could have subpar returns in the upcoming year.
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When you're in a new relationship, the only information you really want to know about your partner's ex is how subpar they were compared to you.
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The company's results illustrate the dichotomy happening in bricks-and-mortar retail: As subpar malls fall by the wayside, top-tier properties are only getting stronger.
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Arizona had two road games against playoff teams this season; it beat Seattle by 03 and lost to Pittsburgh, and Palmer had subpar games in both.
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Don't: Use A Flash A flash can be helpful if the lighting is subpar and your subject is roughly 4 to 10 feet from your phone.
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Beyond Boe and Minnette, Miles Heizer and Brandon Flynn also go the extra mile in selling subpar and often expository dialogue and growing amounts of melodrama.
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We'd battled so hard to strip the trend of its agency, whether by composing angry Facebook posts or making catty comments in people's subpar living rooms.
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Users can contact brands through the app to ask a question, commend them for being extremely eco-conscious, or to air concerns about subpar labor practices.
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This means for real GDP growth to accelerate from its current subpar 2 percent trend, then productivity growth would have to make up the difference. Why?
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During his fourth year at Wilberforce University in Ohio, he was expelled from the school for organizing a strike in response to the cafeteria's subpar food.
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Point guard Goran Dragic was having a subpar game until he scored eight straight Heat points, a 58-second run that started with 323:01 left.
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The players argued that this practice restrains the market, and results in subpar teams, since colleges can't fully compete for athletes, nor athletes for the colleges.
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Sam Graves of Missouri took a different approach, suggesting that manufacturing standards are built around US training standards, but that international pilot training standards were subpar.
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Executives from Comcast, DirecTV, Dish and Charter all testified, with a number of executives admitting their customer service polices have been subpar in the past. Sen.
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Instead, that task has fallen to Verrett, who has responded with a 5.36 E.R.A. Injuries and subpar performances have been the hallmarks of the Mets season.
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Despite meticulous planning, the service was subpar: Sides were served before entrees, they forgot to bring the beer and there weren't enough ribs to go around.
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Optometrists claimed they needed to "protect" consumers from injury or subpar fittings, and that this justified allowing them to hold their patients' contact lens prescriptions hostage.
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However, there seemed to be agreement that after years of subpar growth and low inflation, allowing the economy to rev up a little would be appropriate.
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In an expletive-laced explosion, he ripped the door off the subpar piece of furniture, a former senior Trump Organization employee recounted to CNN on Friday.
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Allegiant, the first movie in the final book's two-film adaptation, opens this Friday, and it's already tracking for a subpar opening at the box office.
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Taye takes advantage of these moments to rap in overdrive, packing in gleeful references to classic video games and decrying the strange highs of subpar weed.
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Why it matters: Tesla was already under the microscope following a subpar second quarter, and Musk's latest tweets are not relieving any pressure for the company.
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In a place where both English and Chinese are the official languages, the dismal reality is that many local graduates leave school with subpar English proficiency.
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She said the school district, about 20 miles south of Dallas, had endured a "troubling" year, with its "subpar teachers" and emphasis on sports over academics.
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You have to feel for the straphanger: After tolerating years of subpar service, did we really think that it could get so much worse so fast?
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New York (CNN Business)Walmart, America's largest retailer, reported subpar holiday sales Tuesday, reflecting a weak holiday shopping season for the brick-and-mortar retail industry.
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For less than $2 it's well priced, but the one I ordered was subpar, and I didn't like that the shredded cheese was cold, not melted.
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But with Saquon Barkley and Evan Engram practicing in full so far this week, Jones will have plenty of options to attack the Cardinals' subpar defense.
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The body shop incident occurred in April 2016 after a dispute with the owner, whom Crawford believed had overcharged him for subpar work on his car.
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Brady, 42, is set to become a free agent after he and his team finished a season that was subpar by the standards of their dynasty.
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He is tied at six under with García, who carded his third consecutive subpar round, a 70, to inch ever closer to an elusive major title.
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A subpar deal that provides substantial sanctions relief, but without verifiable limits on his ability to grow the program, is worse than no deal at all.
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Additionally, many of the public school options either on or right outside a military installation are subpar, and private or home-school options may be better.
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In this environment, Congress' 2018 priority must be to reduce government spending that's contributing to higher costs of living, subpar healthcare system, and fewer Americans flourishing.
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"Even with slightly more homeowners putting their home on the market, inventory is still subpar and not meeting demand," said Lawrence Yun, the NAR's chief economist.
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Without real competition, hospital systems, like all monopolies, are free to charge high prices for a subpar product — which is, in this case, your medical care.
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Kyle Lowry fouled out with 3 minutes 52 seconds to go in the fourth quarter after another subpar shooting performance (4 for 11 from the field).
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Unfortunately for Hard Light, a subpar auto rifle with some admittedly cool ricocheting rounds and lighting effects, we can't confidently say it will have the same impact.
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But otherwise Holtby was spectacular, collecting 24 saves and shutting down the high-powered Leafs' power play on four separate occasions, bouncing back from several subpar efforts.
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Sidney Wicks -- a 3x National Champ at UCLA -- says Lonzo Ball's subpar performance against Kentucky should NOT affect his draft status as a lock top 3 pick.
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RHP Gerrit Cole snapped a four-start streak of subpar performances, throwing seven three-hit innings and allowing just one run against the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday.
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"My feeling is that Anker is a success because Apple offers such subpar and expensive accessories," says Stern, who's often recommended Anker products in her WSJ column.
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I'm all about making my own stuff to be green and save money, but I refuse to use something subpar, no matter how much money it saves.
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What's more, if I did force myself to make my child a subpar costume, she would probably sense the resentment simmering beneath that poorly-constructed vampire cape.
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When it first launched in October, Google's Pixel 2 XL was met with a ton of criticism — much of it coming from me — about its subpar display.
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That's because the service disappointed roughly half the people who tried it last year, as subpar technology and untrained employees led to failed, canceled or incorrect orders.
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And it turns out that the true horror of dating a demon is that it's usually just as banal as your typical, garden-variety subpar online date.
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Nikola Vucevic had 11 points and 10 rebounds, and Orlando made up for a subpar statistical performance from Aaron Gordon, who had seven points and four rebounds.
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With AirPower, Apple says it couldn't build a high quality product, so instead of releasing a subpar device that would possibly be prone to issues, it didn't.
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Rather than making the nation and its citizens safer, ironically, the 1990s regulation created a legacy of subpar internet security that still puts users at risk today.
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In our review we found the Shield had a subpar battery for a tablet, but was still good enough to roughly match a 3DS in game time.
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The long-term benefits of a single codebase are obvious — as are the costs of subpar apps which wind up costing far more than your initial gains.
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This has already happened in Canada, the United Kingdom, and in many other countries where long wait times and subpar health care services have become the norm.
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Without a plan, you are more than likely to wind up at one of the city's many subpar pizza parlors or a Japanese establishment pushing undersize nigiri.
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A battle of subpar sniping commences between Overwatch's Widowmaker and TF2's Sniper, culminating in Sniper's signature Jarate (a jar of piss) coating Widowmaker and asserting victory.
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These brands didn't make the main list not because their kids' shoes are subpar, but because the ones we did choose just offer a little something extra.
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The subpar night came 24 hours after Porzingis had 26 and was 10 of 18 from the floor in a six-point win over the Boston Celtics.
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With enough time past, and having each toiled with enough subpar substitutes, they made it work this time — and Mr. Corgan finally got his band back. Almost.
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The downside is that if you pick a SIM card from a subpar brand, there is a risk that the service might not work when you arrive.
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While acknowledging that he had struggled, Federer did not want to keep the focus on his own subpar play Sunday, instead directing the focus toward Djokovic's breakthrough.
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Mr. Flynn finds himself in a continuing conflict with the intelligence agencies, whose work on Russia and other issues he has dismissed as subpar and politically biased.
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These tools are regarded as subpar compared with the ones offered by Facebook, which is important because the tools help brands determine whether an ad was effective.
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Beckham had a subpar first game for the Browns, catching seven passes for 71 yards and no touchdowns as Cleveland fell to the Tennessee Titans, 43-13.
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In particular, if we're looking to explain subpar business growth, we might turn our attention to how regulation is changing the role of banks in our economy.
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It's also had what could be charitably described as a subpar record on privacy regarding its Alexa voice assistant, which is arguably surveillance tech packaged as convenience.
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His popularity ratings nationally continue to be subpar, though his net favorability rating in Wisconsin, arguably the most important swing state, is much closer to break even.
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Headey supposedly emailed Peter saying she was enrolling their son in a Yorkshire school because the kid was being held back by a subpar American school system.
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Think of all the borderline-to-subpar role players who are bronzed in the collective consciousness, just by dint of being attached to a title winning team.
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There's the anxiety that comes along with learning how to navigate a world to which you've never been introduced, with a subpar education and no safety net.
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In cases of natural monopoly, in transport and telecommunications, nationalisation is an alternative to allowing a dominant firm to use its market power to overcharge for subpar service.
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I tested out the changes last month on a slightly older Fossil watch and was unimpressed by slow load times and the subpar 33-15 hour battery life.
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Anthony's other concerns include Snap's unclear path to profitability, the nonvoting status of its investors, its outward cash flows and its subpar analytics as they relate to advertising.
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There are plenty of off-the-shelf solutions that you can go buy and launch your own product, but they are sort of subpar, if you ask me.
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And manufacturers like Apple also aim to deliver the highest quality possible to consumers, so it's understandable why companies want to prevent subpar devices from hitting the market.
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Lamprey males could be tricked into selecting subpar streams, females could be sent down dead ends, and all could be manipulated for more cost-effective poisoning and trapping.
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Whenever you or someone you know is faced with a subpar portable restroom, directly contact whoever signed the contract to place those units and ask for something better.
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Here's a before-and-after for your viewing pleasure, but I don't think my subpar bathroom lighting accurately captures how much better (read: less ruddy) my skin looks.
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Further, because of higher levels of addiction — stemming back to the collective traumas of colonization — and subpar access to education, many young Native Americans are being left behind.
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Here are the positive implications Cramer saw: Going into the meeting, consumer packaged goods stocks saw a rollover, thanks to subpar earnings and yields that weren't attractive anymore.
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Equifax hasn't shared its own cybersecurity practices, but it's fair to say even if they were indeed subpar, it'll likely survive this storm longterm, even while victims suffer.
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At the O. Henry Pun-Off onstage referees disqualify what they consider subpar wordplay, and a panel of judges hold up scores at the end of each round.
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"It's extremely disappointing that, with such sensitive information like credit cards, addresses, phone numbers, and private messages linked to accounts, their support is less than subpar," Jordan says.
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The one-, five- and ten-year average and median returns following the other such periods aren't great – small losses one year out and subpar appreciation for longer periods.
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After years of neglect, Palestinian neighborhoods suffer from poor infrastructure, neglect and subpar public services, and nearly 80 percent of the city&aposs Palestinian families live in poverty.
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In 2015, a dining hall at Ohio's Oberlin College served some subpar banh mi, General Tso's chicken, and sushi, and stirred up a shitstorm, instead of student appreciation.
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Despite a subpar performance -- he completed 57% of his passes for a measly 141 yards, no touchdowns and an interception -- Manning still made his mark on the game.
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The Gators have scored 46 points off turnovers and have totaled 40 second-chance points through two games to make up for their own subpar shooting (40.7 percent).
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The Dodgers (223-218) overcame a rare subpar effort from Clayton Kershaw to officially eliminate St. Louis (29-73) from contention in the National League wild-card race.
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A closer look reveals that it's a 25-minute shot of water gliding across the bay, yet campus has buried the scene's natural beauty beneath pixelated, subpar resolution.
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Pilots flying for Atlas have told Business Insider the lack of pay bumps has led to subpar new applicants to the airline and the loss of experienced pilots.
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Dan Crenshaw tweeting his New Year's resolutions (including No. 5: get better at double ax throwing, with a video of said subpar double ax throw included, of course).
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Tomlin called his stuff "subpar" compared to the others, but he survives by working diligently to guide each of his pitches to every quadrant of the strike zone.
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I have also seen the by-products of a devastating civil war and burgeoning gang culture — the blight of poverty, the subpar infrastructure,and the highly fortified homes.
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If the island territory is to attract investment and tackle its financial crisis, Bishop said, the federal government can't just rebuild Puerto Rico's infrastructure to previous, subpar conditions.
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While its same-store sales have slumped and 2017 guidance is subpar, like the rest of the category, Cramer said the department store chain has a geographic advantage.
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"There's a lot of girls and guys on the site who are dating people that are subpar and it's not something that they have to do," said Urick.
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The Colts were able to buy time to lay a foundation for the Luck era because the rest of the AFC South put out subpar teams most years.
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It's just a question of how long the Wildcats can go without having a bad shooting night, and whether that happens to coincide with a subpar defensive effort.
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So instead of having to rely on the subpar entertainment options that the airline offers next time you fly, you can just binge Succession over and over again.
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If it's a disaster, they'll admit it, because they realize that it's better to try something different than to put out something subpar with their name on it.
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In a coordinated crackdown, state attorneys general and Obama-era federal regulators brought a series of lawsuits against schools that saddled students with high debts for subpar educations.
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In a coordinated crackdown, state attorneys general and Obama-era federal regulators brought a series of lawsuits against schools that saddled students with high debts for subpar educations.
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And since Arizona doesn't have a great offensive line, the Jets just blitzed—more than they've blitzed all year—to try and cover up for a subpar secondary.
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Due to the fact that Wilde originally wrote it in French, we mainly read subpar English translations, including a clunky interpretation by Wilde's lover Alfred Douglas in 1894.
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As proof, he cited Japan's persistent struggles to grow despite near-zero interest rates; subpar growth in the United States; and emerging market problems in China, Brazil and Venezuela.
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Thanks to technology, gone are the days of overpaying for flights, struggling to book a place to stay when you travel, or suffering through terrible meals at subpar restaurants.
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The result was an economic expansion that is only a few weeks short of setting a record for duration, but also one that featured, until recently, mostly subpar growth.
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In practice, though, finding decent smartwatch apps, watchfaces, and complications requires a slog through a morass of subpar options and a slow, infuriating interface to find what you want.
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That's not as bad as companies that slap their names on subpar products to catch a little of an emerging market—but it still left me a little wary.
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"Consumers go by reputation," he told CNBC, stating that the risk of shipping subpar Mexican product into the country is not worth the trouble in the face of legalization.
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"Demand for [Under Armour] products is waning given subpar innovation and the lack of a compelling lifestyle offering," research firm Susquehanna said in a note to clients Thursday morning.
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And some advocates worry that the subpar medical conditions will only worsen under President Donald Trump as he ramps up his anti-immigration enforcement and rolls back detention standards.
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But his portrayal of a teenage intellectual with a great face and subpar social skills was so convincing, he immediately became a quick-witted oddball in the public imagination.
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Despite the improvement, Yoder Begley said, Salazar continued to express skepticism of Austin's work and comment about how much Yoder Begley was eating whenever she had a subpar workout.
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First, like all taxpayers, we pick up the tab for corporate tax avoidance: either by paying higher taxes ourselves, receiving subpar public services, or taking on more government debt.
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They reported deceptive marketing; strong-arm recruitment tactics; misleading information about costs, courses, graduation and job placement rates; inflated enrollment numbers; bait-and-switch schemes; subpar instruction; and more.
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New head coach Bruce Arians was supposed to help highlight Winston's strengths while minimizing his sometimes subpar decision making, but the Tampa Bay offense couldn't get anything consistent going.
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Anyway, when making easy puzzles (especially those which might end up on a Monday), I tend to hold myself to pretty high standards with respect to subpar/unfamiliar fill.
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Clinton's subpar reviews could be the result of how she carried herself on the stage, clenching her thumb against her forefinger while speaking and looking down more than usual.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But with higher price tags, lackluster performance for the Xperia 210, and subpar battery life for both, the Moto G7 remains the much better value.
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I didn't, so I'm gonna draw upon my harmony knowledge to assess these string arrangements through the shaky hands, subpar audio, and choppy editing of the average concert filmmaker.
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Moviegoing has been battered this year by a subpar second half that's pulled down 2017 grosses by 225.4%, but it should rebound somewhat, thanks to "Thor: Ragnorak," Warner Bros.
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While the source is definitely dubious, calling out subpar working conditions is a serious matter — especially for a brand that's associated with a major fast fashion name like Topshop.
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Though the oral sex is usually a one-way street, the kissing is subpar, and the snuggling rarely leads to thrusting, there's still something magical about these young romances.
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A chance to exploit the Rams' subpar secondary may be just what the doctor ordered to bring Newton's smile back, provided he does not sustain any more late hits.
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The Cowboys decided Bryant was not worth $12.5 million in 2018 after three subpar seasons since he signed a big contract following his only All-Pro year in 2014.
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The federal government cannot order private citizens to purchase subpar insurance that they don't want, and I look forward to finally settling the matter before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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There was subpar pitching by Luis Severino, who had emerged as the team's ace in the wake of Masahiro Tanaka's struggles but gave back an early four-run lead.
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But given the subpar interior and the inability to get the true cutting edge features—semi-autonomous drive, for instance—the scale may tip slightly towards the segment stalwarts.
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"A former Bosnian deminer who lost his leg during operations also told me that the company that used to employ him had subpar quality controls for decontamination," he said.
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Lesson 1: The people you hire matter more than any Excel assumptionIn early 2019, I visited one of the shops and questioned the manager on his subpar sales numbers.
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Syracuse was 266 of 20 (218 percent) on 220-pointers, a subpar performance for a team that has hit 20.93 220.9-pointers, second in the A.C.C. to Notre Dame.
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In the lawsuit, filed in the District of New Jersey, five families shared detailed accounts of their subpar housing and how SOTA case workers allegedly said they couldn't help.
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Regulators are rejecting more subpar applications; in January they turned down a record six applicants in a single day, including one by the country's largest private psychiatric hospital group.
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It is painfully obvious that the U.S. has subpar investment, and we need to address the issue as economically and efficiently as possible by taking a long-term view.
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The only way the game really punishes you for excessive violence or sloppiness is with a final score tally and a subpar rating out of a total of five stars.
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Chaundee Brown rebounded from a subpar effort against Liberty to record 12 points and six rebounds, and Mitchell Wilbekin and Brandon Childress combined for 20 points and five 3-pointers.
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"Subpar oversight" of issues like M&A, as well as its financial performance, helped drive shareholder advisory firm ISS' support of Third Point's five-person slate, announced earlier this month.
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For the nonthematic fill, I made smoothness my top priority, since it's so easy for a theme-heavy puzzle like this one to get bogged down by subpar short answers.
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We find Mississippi has the nation's worst economy after two years of subpar economic growth — an issue plaguing most of the Gulf Coast because of the low price of oil.
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But its returns to date have been subpar for the venture industry, and the struggles of WeWork and many of its other investments are a worrying sign, venture experts said.
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When it comes to still images, its cameras are pretty subpar; even in average, stable conditions, like under office lighting, photos snapped with the 16-megapixel rear camera looked noisy.
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Spider-Man 2, released back in 2004, took a genre known for its subpar spinoffs designed mainly to market movies and transformed it into games that could truly stand alone.
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But the most useful change was a decision to allow venture-backed startups without previous carmaking experience to enter a field previously dominated by inept firms cranking out subpar EVs.
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Women are one of the demographics most affected by subpar law-making when it doesn't have to be that way, and it's okay for them to demand more for themselves.
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"Godzilla: King of the Monsters" was the highest-grossing movie of the weekend when it opened on May 31, but its $48 million take is subpar by summer blockbuster standards.
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That view was offered up by Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart on Monday to a group of business economists, who issued a fresh forecast that calls for continued subpar growth.
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But some companies that aren't affiliated with the Department of Education capitalize on subpar student loan servicing practices by charging fees to enroll borrowers in free federal student loan programs.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - For three years, the mutual funds in Fidelity's flagship retirement franchise have outperformed at least 85 percent of their competitors, reversing a decade-long trend of subpar performance.
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Such scepticism can resonate strongly on a continent where some pharmaceutical trials have faced accusations in the past of failing to obtain informed consent and providing subpar care to participants.
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Some claimed it made her a subpar feminist, while others labeled Watson a hypocrite because she questioned the "male voyeuristic" aspect of Beyoncé's self-titled album in a 2014 interview.
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Millennial advisory warning: this video features corny imagery, subpar rhythm, and men who resemble your mall Santa Claus rapping to the theme song from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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The changes are significant because Tesla customers have complained about quality issues, like subpar paint and panel gaps, that have led them to attempt to return or exchange their vehicles.
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The changes are significant because Tesla customers have complained about quality issues, like subpar paint and panel gaps, that have led them to attempt to return or exchange their vehicles.
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Today, the term is being used more liberally to describe any kind of severance payment an executive receives after leaving a firm (even when the person's performance has been subpar).
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But before the show's memory was tarnished by its subpar later seasons, the country was captivated by the brewing romance between Jim Halpert (John Krasinski) and Pam Beesly (Jenna Fischer).
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Both are objectively very good pitchers who have helped put their teams into the playoffs despite subpar performances and injuries to what appeared to be strong pitching staffs on paper.
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Still, Metro's general manager, Paul Wiedefeld, told the board of directors last year that the system needed $15.5 billion in long-term funding just to maintain the subpar status quo.
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The country's hands-off approach has already sparked tensions with El Salvador, whose president blocked a flight Monday from Mexico City to San Salvador, citing subpar sanitary safeguards in Mexico.
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This powerful little brewer is usually listed at $229, so you'll be saving an impressive 37% while significantly elevating your coffee experience and bidding farewell to subpar brews for good.
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Previous analyses also found variations in premiums based on credit history, but the penalty for having subpar credit seems to be widening, said Laura Adams, senior insurance analyst with InsuranceQuotes.
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Kligman's experiments are just one example of how America's medical-industrial systems have exploited black bodies, and repaid that debt by continuing to provide many black people with subpar care.
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"My performance at DreamWorks was subpar — it always bothered me that I didn't give them my best — so this was a chance to try again inside a company," he said.
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Japan missed the conversion, though, and trailed for most of the first half despite having most of the possession, thanks to more errors and subpar kicking from flyhalf Yu Tamura.
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As my colleague Kelsey Piper has argued, it's actually quite difficult to find useful philanthropic opportunities and forcing people to spend down rapidly could lead them to give subpar donations.
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Generally speaking, Wired's review mentions that $200 is just too steep of a price to ask for new functions that are subpar and old functions that haven't been made better.
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Los Angeles on Friday gives the ball to Scott Kazmir, who turned in a pair of subpar starts - both against the San Francisco Giants - after an excellent debut with the Dodgers.
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The first grant allocates $25 million for medical schools, nursing schools, and other health-related professional training programs to address implicit bias, a key reason Black women specifically receive subpar healthcare.
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Imagine the horror at flipping open your pizza box to find that the delicious bacon bits you had specifically requested were replaced with hamburger—a subpar pizza topping by anyone's standards.
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The Wildcats moved up in the rankings after Duke and Kansas lost last week, but Wright knows that his team can improve, particularly after a subpar performance its last time out.
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The guys are major factors in the women breaking out of their subpar existence (in Rose's case, the crushing expectations of high society, and in Mia's, futile auditions and making espresso).
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"Subpar oversight" of issues such as M&A, as well as its financial performance, helped drive shareholder advisory firm ISS' support of Third Point's five-person slate, announced earlier this month.
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Soybean futures drew support from this week's annual Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour, which found below-average soybean pod counts in both Nebraska and Indiana, an indication of subpar production prospects.
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To help Siri get on equal footing with the competition, Apple needs to overhaul the software and encourage its users to think of it as more than a subpar side project.
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Future CW shows will also reside on HBO Max instead of on Netflix, which is bad news for my habit of bingeing subpar DC superhero TV, including Arrow and The Flash.
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Bad reviews are devastating, most of the time—you're a subpar writer, you're never going to sell, your output is lacking, "we" won't finance your next work, your future is doubtful.
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Patrik Laine entered the weekend tied for second in the NHL in goals (32) and Mark Scheifele was seventh in points (03), but subpar goaltending and defense continues to hinder Winnipeg.
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But its search service has over the years been a repeated target for criticism on issues ranging from false medical ads to more recently the subpar quality of its search results.
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The findings: Dangerous patterns of over-reliance on unqualified medical staff, unreasonable delays or denials of care, subpar mental health care, and bad record-keeping, in public and private prisons both.
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Shortly after its launch, British tabloid The Sun accused the brand of using "poverty-stricken seamstresses" of the MAS Holdings factory in Sri Lanka to produce the brand in subpar conditions.
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Detroit's fourth-year center bounced back from two subpar performances with 25 points and 18 rebounds and the Pistons topped the Philadelphia 76ers 110-97 on Wednesday night at The Palace.
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I look forward to Senator Harris's continuing attentions — her parting shot was telling Zuckerberg and everyone else how subpar their answers to her 50 (!) written questions from a previous hearing were.
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And, though the IPO market picking up speed is often seen as a good sign, Cramer worries that a flood of subpar names will only result in a short-lived peak.
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But that process can take several weeks, and this period can be stressful for the newly sober or sober-ish person as alcohol offers a route to easier (albeit subpar) rest.
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Subpar reporting tools Some examples: Yik Yak, Snapchat, Omegle, Yeti - Campus Stories Most apps have a system for reporting abuse or violations of the terms of use -- but not all do.
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Average rank: 1.32018 stats: 1,307 rushing yards, 721 receiving yards, 15 touchdowns, 294.8 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Despite the Giants subpar season in 2018, Saquon Barkley put up superstar numbers.
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"For decades, people have just accepted a subpar experience because no one was offering them anything else," said Stephen Courtney, concepts director at Dyson and a leader on the hair project.
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No starters have a higher assist rate, and he's attempted and made more threes than everybody else while averaging the league's third most minutes with a subpar, oft-injured supporting cast.
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Swimsuit shopping is easily one of the least-liked retail experiences around: harsh return policies, questionable sanitary measures, and subpar fitting-room encounters (crappy lighting, overly involved salespeople, and the like).
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Hence, my performances have always been subpar, my inter-song banter downright embarrassing, and my awkwardness of knowing how to talk to people after a show regrettable to say the least.
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Darling fears that consumers who view subpar content on a cheap headset might get the wrong idea about the medium, giving up on it entirely without ever experiencing its true potential.
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In May 22008, it went bankrupt and closed all of its campuses, leaving 280,2000 recent students with job training they called subpar and credits that most other schools would not accept.
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This backlash against trade, along with a turn away from democracy, set the stage for decades of crony capitalism, subpar economic performance, periodic financial crises, and tumultuous fights for political power.
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Whether it's skateboarding or backcountry skiing, CrossFit or hot yoga, if you're not doing something worth bragging about, you might as well go back to whatever, subpar locale whence you moved.
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Other indicators, including the January jobs report next week, will offer insights into the year just begun — and whether subpar manufacturing, trade upheaval and other impediments to growth can be overcome.
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The thinking behind the bill is that by requiring job candidates to disclose how much they made at prior jobs, it can encourage the continuation of subpar pay for certain groups.
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First, Perkins owned up to his subpar performance during the playoff series in question, when the Thunder survived the Houston Rockets before falling to the Memphis Grizzlies without Westbrook in 2013.
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Late last month, analysts at Goldman Sachs Asset Management pointed out that returns on the S&P 500 have been subpar 99 percent of the time when valuations are so high.
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But beyond all that, this ill-conceived tweet proves how far we still have to go in beating weight stigma — especially within the medical world, where overweight patients routinely receive subpar care.
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In this exclusive strategy session, Wren sits down with CNBC's Mike Santoli to explain how the firm is advising clients to beat subpar market returns and position themselves for growth this year.
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"Our federation continues to put us into subpar and unsafe playing conditions compared to the men, and we decided it was time to stand against that," goalkeeper Hope Solo told BuzzFeed News.
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The New York Times reported Wednesday that Lighthizer has told friends and associates that more tariffs on China may be necessary in order to avoid striking a subpar trade deal with Beijing.
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The company, which makes products ranging from electric toothbrushes to medical imaging systems selling for millions of euros, cited "currency headwinds" for the shortfall, though some analysts said underlying growth was subpar.
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The social media channel has come a long way since it was primarily a tool for artistically inclined users who wanted to take Polaroid-like photos with their once-subpar iPhone cameras.
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A subpar earnings report from Apple next week, or a strong one from Alphabet the week after, could bring a new name to the top of the world's most valuable companies list.
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But when his campaign most needed a boost going into the final stretch of Iowa campaigning, he put in a decidedly subpar performance, largely because the moderators had knives out for him.
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To summarize poorly, comedian Nathan Fielder forgoes his schtick of "helping" small businesses to instead help the (subpar at best) Bill Gates impersonator from a previous season reunite with a lost love.
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Price: $10 Whenever the MCU's got you down with subpar villains or forced heteronormativity, turn to these tiny, cute faces to remind you why you love these stories in the first place.
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The contradicting feelings about the stock market are most evident in the 2017 year-end price targets for the , which shows most investment houses forecast subpar returns for the next 12 months.
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That made him seem less of a superstar in the public eye if you hear Lebron James rapping subpar that would kind of take away from him a little bit to someone.
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It wasn't an ideal setup but Joel made due with the subpar house PA, often shouting to help his voice carry to the back of the room to reach the far rows.
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"Whatever caused the nation as a whole to have a subpar job gain didn't have as much influence in California in February," said Aubrey Henry, a spokesman for the state's EDD agency.
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The government has indeed restricted competition in some areas—which is why China has subpar clones of Western firms, such as Baidu in search or Renren, an ailing knock-off of Facebook.
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"In euroland and Japan, central banks are pedal-to-the-metal to revive dead economies after a dozen years of subpar growth," wrote Carl Weinberg, chief international economist at High Frequency Economics.
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However, these 3D effects — Snapchat&aposs major selling point — are subpar, don&apost enhance the Spectacles experience, and can only be added later in the Snapchat app after you&aposre done recording.
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Westbrook experienced a few subpar shooting nights this month, especially during a loss to the Denver Nuggets on Saturday which saw him miss all five of his shots in the fourth quarter.
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This season marked the first time the show was broadcast in high definition, which meant a hell of a time for girls with subpar makeup skills (*coughs* Aja *coughs*) or bad skin.
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Crimea started its own eight-team professional league in 2300, and soccer officials acknowledge that the competition is third tier, the management and referees are inexperienced and some of the stadiums subpar.
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Is that your answer to having that sort of subpar feeling from me, as a customer, that I paid $20 for ... I kept something because I didn't want to be out $20.
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"Patients don't have a face-to-face opportunity with the pharmacist so there could be subpar education regarding the medication," said Arash Dabestani, the senior director of pharmacy at N.Y.U. Langone Health.
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The name harks back to medieval times, when villagers would lob spoiled food at criminals in the stocks — a practice later taken up by unsatisfied audiences to express disapproval of subpar performers.
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Maybe it was my subpar Not Yet A Real Gamer noob mindset, but this didn't feel like the "space-age styled cabin" and "premium, private game haven" that the advertising had promised.
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Without volunteer lawyers, the women and children detained would have no legal representation, and there would be no one on the ground fighting to hold ICE accountable to the existing subpar regulations.
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But Kvitova is still the veteran player, and has a knack for pushing players into the deep corners of the court and coming in to cut off any subpar responses at net.
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Unaided by the Mets' subpar defense, Pill surrendered six runs (five earned) over six innings, which was at least longer than the previous starts against the Dodgers by Robert Gsellman and Wheeler.
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Louisville won despite a subpar shooting performance itself, as the Cardinals shot just 39.3 percent from the field overall (22 of 56) and 34.8 percent from 3-point range (8 of 333).
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If you're patient enough to deal with some bad writing and subpar acting, you'll be treated to some of the best old-school visual effects Hollywood could come up with in 1987.
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Finding thousands more people who can pass the background check and do the difficult job won't be easy — especially for an agency that has already been criticized for allowing in subpar applicants.
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When opponents sprint up the floor, it's less likely that the Cavs will be able to rearrange defenders into favorable matchups, and more likely that the team's subpar defenders will be exploited.
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It will be interesting to see how activist shareholder Starboard Value — whose leader Jeffrey Smith now has several Yahoo board seats — will react to what are essentially subpar offers for the company.
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Perhaps this is exactly what the show needs to pull fans back in, after so many seasons of seeing their favorite characters die one after another and a somewhat subpar season five.
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The Sheriff—a Jon Gruden nickname if there's ever been one—had the worst season of any quarterback to reach the Super Bowl, and was similarly subpar in the Super Bowl itself.
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There have been a stream of reports -- including from CNN -- of subpar conditions for children and families in the care of Customs and Border Protection, an agency within the Department of Homeland Security.
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Coming off a 31-16 home loss to No. 2 Oklahoma in the previous game, the Buckeyes came under a lot of criticism and Barrett was the main target for his subpar game.
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The city's NFL squad, the Bills, host the Indianapolis Colts in a snow bowl that won't soon be forgotten, even though the teams are having subpar (the Bills) and awful (the Colts) seasons.
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Subpar schools, unsafe neighborhoods, over-policing, lack of employment that pays a living wage, these all work against an individual trying to succeed and passes on that burden to their children as well.
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Epson WorkForce Pro WF-M26 Monochrome Printer — $222.99 See Details You can finally stop wasting your hard-earned dollars on subpar charging cables with this one that's designed to last a long time.
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LeBron James and Kyrie Irving have played subpar basketball, Kevin Love may be out with a concussion, and the bench has not produced as the Cavs find themselves in a two-game deficit.
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Telegram, which boasts the option of end-to-end encryption, is controversial among security experts, who say that its encryption protocol is subpar and has never been opened up to genuine expert scrutiny.
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In the suit, Sharp alleged Hisense sold subpar Sharp TVs that devalued the brand, falsely advertised the screen size and brightness of Sharp branded TVs, and produced TVs that emitted harmful excess radiation.
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Private ownership has given Cargill room to take a long-term view, but had also enabled management to get away with subpar performance in a business with 150,000 employees and revenues of $110bn.
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That partnership resulted in the "Facebook phone," which was a subpar Android-based smartphone that failed to take off and acted as sour punctuation mark to Facebook's attempt to break into consumer electronics.
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And unlike its competitors like Lyft, Uber does not permit tipping through its app, but it still reserves the right to "deactivate" its drivers, sometimes for little more than a subpar rider rating.
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While the teenager normally ate at his factory's employee cafeteria, he told Bloomberg in 2017, he still came away from his first restaurant experience unimpressed with the rude staff and subpar hotpot meal.
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It will be interesting then to see how activist shareholder Starboard Value — whose leader Jeffrey Smith now has several Yahoo board seats — will react to what are essentially subpar offers for the company.
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Saban did not have to worry about social mores, but he also did not have to rebuild a depleted war chest or improve subpar facilities, or rebuild the confidence of a demoralized program.
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But scepticism about new medicines can resonate strongly on a continent where some pharmaceutical trials have faced accusations in the past of failing to obtain informed consent and providing subpar care to participants.
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Both Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings saw cinematic adaptations skyrocket in the early 2000s, but the fantasy boomlet ultimately fizzled out, under a surge of subpar Narnia and Golden Compass movies.
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Still, I figure it's easier to deal with subpar soap for a few days than to transform myself into someone who has the foresight to pack the travel-sized toiletries of my choosing.
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"Future moms and dads increasingly feel social pressure to participate and outdo their peers or risk coming across as subpar parents before their child is even born," writes Diane Stopyra for Marie Claire.
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Case in point: The Le'Vista Hotel Collection Pillow comes in a set of two for a remarkably low price, but this is no subpar pillow that will leave you miserably tossing and turning.
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While the Cowboys have kept opposing quarterbacks in check, holding five of them to just one touchdown, much of that came against subpar competition (Kirk Cousins, Blaine Gabbert, Carson Wentz and Cody Kessler).
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Rio 2016 RIO DE JANEIRO — For anyone who doubted her after a subpar performance on the balance beam, Simone Biles sent an emphatic message on Tuesday: She is unbeatable in the floor exercise.
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"Steve Jobs was always more of a natural at that," Gates tells WSJ about Jobs' public speaking abilities, which Gates says allowed Jobs to sell people on any product, even a subpar one.
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The Yankees prevailed on Thursday despite a subpar performance from their ace, Luis Severino, who battled into the sixth inning, and a stall by their high-powered offense after an explosive first inning.
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The subpar standards Vecchione maintained at his office included failure to use sterile water during surgical procedures, non-sterile preparation of instruments and improper handling and disposal of needles, according to the complaint.
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While the share of them who gave him good marks on the economy rose by a solid 7 percentage points, his overall approval rating with them remained almost unchanged, at a subpar 44%.
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The Interior Department's Office of the Inspector General concluded Thursday that subpar drafted policies on body camera use present a risk to the Interior Department and its bureaus, including the U.S. Park Police.
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Despite possessing one of the best offenses in baseball, the Red Sox have been hampered by a subpar pitching staff, which ranks 19th in the major leagues with a 4.65 earned run average.
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Technology is more of a lifeline here as I communicate with family, friends, colleagues and sources around the world, with video and audio apps a cheaper and clearer alternative to subpar cellphone connections.
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"I need someone who can pull his or her own weight," Mr. Hewitt said in an interview with The New York Times at the time, adding that Ms. Vieira's performance had been subpar.
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Last year, a British judge denied the Trump administration's extradition request of Lauri Love, who was similarly wanted for hacking into U.S. government websites, leaning into subpar U.S. prison conditions in its argument.
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ABOUT RHODE ISLAND (290-280): After playing a total of 270 minutes last season before suffering an ACL tear, Matthews was making up for lost time until laboring through a subpar game against Duke.
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Though the driver can stop the vehicle from changing lanes by moving the turn signal or canceling the change on the car's touchscreen, Consumer Reports found the feature was subpar compared with human drivers.
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But for YouTube TV subscribers, that's been a subpar experience — and one that could drive them to rival services, like Hulu with Live TV or DirecTV Now, where fast-forwarding through commercials is supported.
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The result has been more developers eager to sell their games elsewhere, and more consumers interested in alternatives to Steam as the store has become overrun with subpar games and loosely moderated community boards.
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After eliminating models that made subpar ice cream from the first two recipes, we put a more challenging chocolate recipe in the remaining ones before doing a final taste test to pick our winners.
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That year's game between the Chicago Bears and the Indianapolis Colts turned out to be a bit of a dud, marred by torrents of South Florida rain and sloppy, subpar performances by both teams.
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SK Gaming's Gabriel "Fallen" Toledo and Fernando "Fer" Alvarenga both had subpar performances in the best-of-three against NiP, while NiP's Pyth and Patrik "F0rest" Lindberg had very strong performances in the finals.
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Rose hasn't been the same since he won the award a few years ago ... and after all the injuries, legal issues and subpar play, some are wondering if it's high time to move on.
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However, Davis Jenkins, senior research associate at the Community College Research Center at Columbia University, said most community colleges and four-year schools are doing a subpar job helping students navigate the transfer process.
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"The economy is just going to be spinning its wheels with subpar growth in 2019 if the purchasing managers report is to be believed," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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Since then, a number of claims from Theranos about its partnerships and scientific methods have come under scrutiny (it lied about working with GlaxoSmithKline, and comparison studies have shown its blood tests were subpar).
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Subpar boats and life jackets, rough winter conditions, and continued demand for crossings — an estimated 80,000 refugees and migrants have attempted the journey since the start of 2016 —contribute to the high death roll.
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The fan translation scene is a niche community in gaming, originally composed of super-fans who were upset that English-speaking players got subpar translations of Japanese role-playing games, like Final Fantasy 3.
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A common complaint, for example, is that students from Xinjiang, the far western region that is home to China's Muslim ethnic Uighur population, receive a subpar education and should not get extra exam points.
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This was after years of late president Satoru Iwata repeatedly resisting calls to put the company's games on phones, saying that subpar experiences would devalue Nintendo's brand and intellectual property in the long run.
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On the other hand, if you were to replace Kiermaier with a subpar outfielder for 100 at-bats by the opposition, it's very likely that his team would surrender more than four additional hits.
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Although deGrom insisted Thursday after a third straight subpar start that he was not hurt, the Mets said Friday that he felt soreness in his right forearm and would probably miss his next start.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday that a deal to rework NAFTA may be possible by the United States' Friday deadline, but that he'd rather leave the table than accept a subpar proposal.
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Meanwhile, other food servers, maintenance workers and salespeople who work for contractors at Union Station, the Smithsonian and other federal sites in Washington continue to protest regularly over poverty-level pay and subpar conditions.
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The nonpartisan Texas Lyceum Poll gave O'Rourke a comparable 232-point lead among all registered Latinos and a wider, but still subpar, 22010-point lead among the Latinos the survey deemed likely to vote.
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In that case, Williams' firing was the straw that broke the proverbial camel's back as players were also upset about outdated, subpar facilities, and bus rides in excess of eight hours to away games.
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Though third-quarter loan growth was subpar, the tax cuts enacted at the end of last year continued to lift bank profits, and rising interest rates are helping banks earn more on their loans.
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Leaders of the older, congressionally chartered veterans groups like the Legion are not categorically opposed to easing restrictions on private care, particularly in cases where veterans are facing long wait times and subpar facilities.
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I left the KFC with my faith in the chicken chain as an international juggernaut shaken to its core, and plenty of guilt for forcing Robert to try the chain under such subpar circumstances.
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While the education and the living conditions will be subpar, they're better than what Cal's getting now — and if his father can get his bonus they could go back to having a permanent home.
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I pored over this grid post-solve, as I do when working with Will and Joel on submissions, and I couldn't find more than three — maybe five, if I'm being super nitpicky — subpar answers.
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Another concern is on the fundraising side as Biden posted a subpar total in the third fundraising quarter, which fell roughly $10 million behind both Warren and Sanders, while also trailing South Bend, Ind.
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From the company's subpar profit margins to its not-so-hot track record in China to weakening demand for new vehicles altogether, there's a growing list of worries for investors to navigate, he said.
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Penguins 4, Predators 1 | Pittsburgh leads series, 143-0 PITTSBURGH — Pekka Rinne tries to expunge subpar performances by visualizing good ones, of which he has had plenty for the Nashville Predators during these playoffs.
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ABOUT THE WIZARDS (20-23): Point guard John Wall had 18 points and 14 assists for his 24th double-double in the loss to Toronto but suffered through his second consecutive subpar shooting night.
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He nominated Betsy DeVos, whose main claim to notoriety — other than her status as a prominent Republican donor, has been the championing of Michigan's subpar charter school system, to lead the Department of Education.
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There is at the very least anecdotal evidence that chronic understaffing, subpar living conditions, violence, gang activity, racial tension and the prevalence of drugs and contraband are the norms in many of our prisons.
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"The arch, our greatest symbol, was a subpar visitor experience," said William O. DeWitt III, the president of the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team and a member of the Gateway Arch Park Foundation board.
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Not to say, the radio product at Pandora just works, it's fantastic, but you needed to augment with services, and when they augmented very late to do on-demand streaming, the service was subpar.
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Yet many African-centered schools have found themselves on the chopping block because of subpar testing, the proliferation of large charter networks with more resources and political clout, and lingering angst over Black Power principles.
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Palestinian officials have lambasted the administration's unconventional approach to first release an economic proposal, accusing the Trump team of attempting to bribe Palestinians into accepting what they believe will be subpar peace terms for Palestinians.
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Bottom line: Emi is best for people in long-distance relationships and subpar communicatorsOverall, my Emi experience was a pleasant one and a fun experiment, but I won't personally be using the app moving forward.
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It got a lot of early attention, but the system's extremely high price — $699, the equivalent of $1,165 today — coupled with the fact that its handwriting recognition (a primary function) was subpar, eventually doomed it.
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Hedge funds have delivered subpar returns for more than a decade, but a new survey from Preqin finds many investors are planning to stick with them because they fear another sharp market downturn is coming.
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RHP Kendall Graveman stood to be the winning pitcher in the Athletics' 13-11 victory over the Giants on Tuesday night despite a subpar outing, only to watch the bullpen blow a 5-4 lead.
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There's also said to be a 12-megapixel "Ultra Pixel" camera with optical image stabilization and laser autofocus — we hope it's a setup that will make us forget some subpar Ultra Pixel cameras of old.
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But while it's tempting to point and laugh as the pornographers churn out an ill-advised, subpar project, it's a mistake to see the failures of The Sex Factor as singular to the adult industry.
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We got this gumbo recipe from Amanda and Isaac Toups of acclaimed New Orleans cajun restaurant Toups' Meatery, so you can save yourself from a subpar Cajun meal (or a plane ticket to New Orleans).
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Lacy was a breakout star for the Green Bay Packers in his first two seasons, but he arrived for training camp overweight and out of shape in 2015, issues that contributed to a subpar season.
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The fact that three subpar pets have to spend 85 whole minutes traveling cross-country to reunite with owners who could obviously care less about them just reinforces kids' resolves for holding onto toxic relationships.
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For anyone who has followed the various permutations of the "X-Men" franchise -- whose last few outings have been decidedly subpar -- "Logan" offers an element of completion, and an intriguingly different take on the material.
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If your home's Wi-Fi is subpar (and you don't want to spring for Google's new Wifi routers to fix it), you can deal with it the old-fashioned way: with a big, fat wire.
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And really, I spent most of my time using apps in full-screen mode anyway, which means multitasking on this is still subpar to using a PC with a desktop and windows you can manipulate.
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Fleetwood has posted three successive subpar rounds at Erin Hills, opening with a five-under 67 and following with a 70 and 68 to be in prime position to battle for his first major title.
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Not only did your girlfriend wait until just recently to disclose her affairs to you, but she also went radio silent during the period when you were apart, a sign her communication skills are subpar.
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WASHINGTON — When you are a United States senator running for re-election who has to apologize for saying your nominee for president is a role model for children, things may be going subpar for you.
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Back in 2005, the majority of Americans viewed online dating as a "subpar" method of meeting people and very few had had any exposure to the realm of online dating, according to Pew Research Center.
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Luckily for Aldrete, his only competition in the current El Tri call-up is Tigres' Jorge Torres Nilo, currently one of least popular players on the national side after two subpar performances earlier this month.
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When the U.S. started shutting down large institutional mental health hospitals in the 1960s — facilities that had become infamous for their poor conditions and subpar treatment — they didn't actually stop institutionalizing people with mental illness.
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Gamble had a subpar season for the Yankees in 21949 before he was traded early the next year to the Chicago White Sox in a deal that brought the shortstop Bucky Dent to the Bronx.
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"As long as abuse is not core to a product, as long as it's seen as a cost center instead of table stakes, then it's always going to be a subpar experience," Susan told me.
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"The federal government cannot order private citizens to purchase subpar insurance that they don't want, and I look forward to finally settling the matter before the U.S. Supreme Court," said Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
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"He's been pitching great this year," Girardi said of Keuchel, who was named the American League Pitcher of the Month for April and is now 6-0 with 1.69 E.R.A. after a subpar 2016 season.
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That appears to leave Mostert as the dominant back heading into the game against the Chiefs, who did well against Tennessee's Derrick Henry on Sunday but were subpar against the run during the regular season.
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Specifically, this could mean subpar moisture for the winter wheat crop and a drier start to the U.S. corn and soybean planting campaign for some areas, unless last year's weather pattern is able to repeat.
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Peterson is confident that his actions on that day were appropriate under the circumstances and that the video (together with the eyewitness testimony of those on the scene) will exonerate him of any subpar performance.
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"Given the board's subpar oversight of critical issues such as M&A and succession planning, shareholders may wonder whether the incumbent board is capable of steering Campbell back on track in a timely manner," ISS said.
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With the growing amount of time people spend watching videos on their social apps each day — and the flood of subpar videos chasing view counts — it makes sense that they would desire a premium content option.
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If you're used to flying in and out of a dreary airport with subpar food options where the most interesting thing to look at is parked planes, this one will blow it out of the water.
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McCutchen, a perennial All-Star around whom trade rumors swirled after a subpar 33 season, is 0-for-9 through two games - his first two starts in right field after playing 1,176 games in center field.
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A string of cosmetology schools called La' James provided subpar educations and used students as free labor, leaving them unprepared and struggling to graduate, according to a lawsuit filed against it by the state of Iowa.
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VR these days has largely retreated into the background, with commercial products from three big consumer brands that have set a high bar and brushed away many of the subpar competitors and hopeful but impractical prototypes.
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Ultimately, the overabundance of subpar street mimes diminished mime's popularity and respect in the U.S. Shepard lived in New York City then and remembers, with some resentment, seeing the effect of street performers on mime's reputation.
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But only time — and testimonials — would tell whether the store's makeup would be as good as its classic Coca-Cola Slurpee... or more along the lines of a subpar taquito that's still cold in the center.
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"I feel the city is intentionally creating a subpar arts environment to speed up gentrification and give the illusion that artists have moved in [so they can] build high rises and raise rent," Ordway told Hyperallergic.
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In the wake of the 2013 rules, few banks offered these types of loans, leading borrowers in need of short-term lending or with a subpar credit history to seek out alternative options, like payday lenders.
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The City of Brotherly Love was quick to embrace its current quarterback in rookie Carson Wentz, but the second overall pick answered three season-opening wins with subpar performances in four of his last five outings.
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The U.S. may already enjoy world class data transmission capabilities from coast to coast and to other continents, but if local access connections remain subpar in many places, American prosperity and global competitiveness will surely suffer.
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Other disenfranchising factors include dismal sex education and contraception access, higher rates of unintended pregnancies, restricted abortion access, subpar prenatal care—particularly for women covered by Medicaid—and poor communication and trust between doctors and patients.
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Asher Vollmer: When I launched Pokémon Go and realized that there was barely a tutorial and that the UI was incredibly laggy and that Professor Willow looked like a subpar piece of fanart… I was worried.
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After the first world war, when Woodrow Wilson, America's president, championed the principle of national self-determination, these new nations emerged, blinking, into sunlight, a process typically accompanied by national anthems that sounded like subpar Verdi.
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Which means there's apparently real boastworthy advantage in employing human helpers for certain tasks — especially when other companies might be trying to palm their customers off with subpar interfaces that just end up wasting their time.
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Noelle's career has not been without controversy; some models and bloggers have accused her of subpar working conditions (link NSFW) on set and a having bad temper, and she's lobbed accusations of her own (link NSFW).
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But as more companies bombard shoppers with emails, fliers and in-store ads that push them to download their brand apps, people are getting savvier — and less forgiving if they feel an app's performance is subpar.
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The local economy is expected to "somewhat recover" in 2020 from the current subpar performance, the CBSL said, stressing on the need for appropriate structural reforms to foster high growth given the limited policy space available.
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Gonzalez looks to have smoothed out his difficulties from a subpar first half (5-8, 4.70 ERA), winning five of his six decisions with a 3.00 ERA and a 1.02 WHIP since the All-Star break.
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For the most part, the stumbles by the administration have not been related to promises that Mr. Trump made — and that investors embraced — to recharge an economy that most economists believe is growing at subpar levels.
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" Berman added, "There is at the very least anecdotal evidence that chronic understaffing, subpar living conditions, violence, gang activity, racial tension and the prevalence of drugs and contraband are the norms in many of our prisons.
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"The physical and psychological effects of staying in residential institutions, combined with societal isolation and often subpar regulatory oversight by governments, place these children in situations of heightened vulnerability to human trafficking," the 2018 report said.
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And a lot of the studies are somewhat subpar, lumping together different skills and using relatively few participants, says Sofie Valk, a cognitive scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Studies in Germany.
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We're deciding between buying in bulk at Aldi (which we don't want to do because the quality is subpar, but it costs much less) or buying fresh every day (which we want to do, but it's pricier).
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I doubt Jenna Lyons was stocking up on the subpar Cece ballet flats, and if she wasn't interested in wearing them, then she and Mickey should have realized their audience wouldn't be interested in wearing them either.
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Braves RH Lucas Sims (23-25, 22) Gonzalez has rebounded from a subpar 2016 to again establish himself as one of the top left-handers in the National League, despite losing two of his past three starts.
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In fact, sick of using formulas he found subpar, Buckle created his own two-step formula with his clients in mind: a pomade to cover the scalp and even the hairline, and a powder to set it.
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The 23-year-old Rodon looks to bounce back from his second subpar performance in three outings, as he yielded six runs on eight hits in seven innings of a 6-3 setback to Baltimore on Friday.
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Or did they just remember the final heartbreaking ten minutes, get a pang at the thought of Hodor and his narratively satisfying story — forgetting the subpar Arya and Daenerys moments that take up the other 45 minutes?
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Having viewed the photos, the students tackled a series of increasingly difficult computerized math problems while an on-screen assessment compared their results with the average performance and, whether accurately or not, showed them to be subpar.
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"Seeing Avatar [The Last Airbender] connect with an audience who loved it, but letting them down when it was time for them to have toys or play games with subpar stuff—that wasn't awesome," Ehasz told me.
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That surge came to a crashing halt last week in a loss to Tampa Bay, with quarterback Matt Ryan not having nearly as good a game as he should have at home against the Buccaneers' subpar secondary.
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Subpar controls could hamper Deutsche Bank's ability to pass two crucial upcoming tests in the U.S. The first is the Fed's stress tests, which are used to determine whether large banks can survive a severe economic downturn.
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The first game also started off with a subpar starting pitching performance, by Luis Severino, who lasted just two and a third innings and allowed three runs on six hits while running up a high pitch count.
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Carolina Hurricanes Last season: 36-31-15, 87 points, seventh in the Metro, missed playoffs Offseason report: After years of being held back by subpar goaltending, the Hurricanes went out and got Scott Darling from the Blackhawks.
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Yet, none truly stand out among all the noise the platform has to offer, instead giving users a muddy amalgamation of various tools and features that do a somewhat subpar job at helping them better navigate the site.
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Field conditions were so bad that star player Megan Rapinoe was injured on what her teammates described as a "subpar" training field, which led the players to cancel a victory tour game in Hawaii against Trinidad and Tobago.
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"Given the board's subpar oversight of critical issues such as M&A and succession planning, shareholders may wonder whether the incumbent board is capable of steering Campbell back on track in a timely manner," according to the ruling.
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It's old-fashioned, it takes a long time, and the food in the dining car is subpar, but it's the best way to see a lot of the most beautiful scenery in the United States for super-cheap.
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Taubman's outburst, which he reportedly made while looking at the women reporters, had been especially troubling since Osuna had a subpar performance during the game, allowing a game-tying home run in the bottom of the ninth inning.
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One of the best tirades came from ESPN analyst and former U.S. player Taylor Twellman, whose embarrassment and disgust were equalled only by his anger at mediocre expectations that have long considered subpar player and team performances superb.
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This is especially true in key markets like India, Indonesia and the Philippines, where there is a wealth of smartphones users that Snapchat has failed to gain traction with due to a subpar experience on its Android app.
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The Los Angeles Kings couldn't have started the 2016-21 season in worse shape, as they lost franchise goaltender Jonathan Quick in the first period of the opener and have failed to overcome subpar netminding in his absence.
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The Rink team only has one demo it's been working on in seclusion, but it's a versatile enough experience to get a sense of how low-cost motion control can take a VR game from subpar to solid.
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A project for building a highway across the Amazon that Odebrecht won in 2005 ended up costing nearly twice as much as initially proposed, the comptroller said in a report that described stretches of the highway as subpar.
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The country that birthed the great philosophers Confucius and Sun Tsu—and that just barely survived the anti-Western Cultural Revolution—is now cranking out hilariously subpar hip-hop beats in order to appeal to its disaffected youth?
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But to their disappointment, the administration kicked off its "infrastructure week" not with a blank check, but with a reform proposal that would reduce federal spending and taxes by moving a vital service out of subpar government management.
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If the Pied Piper team had merely slapped together the subpar code necessary to meet the base requirements, then stuck it in the design equivalent of a "box turtle," they'd be clear to work on their compression platform.
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He points to the mortgage market as a prime example of people taking something that was "crap," subpar mortgages, ramping it up by telling people how great it is and then having the value take a major tumble.
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For how much effort has been paid to stepping up the subpar quality of Siri and Alexa's voice recognition capabilities, the tech used on customer service lines that people call up seems even more frustratingly antiquated by comparison.
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The upgraded venue now features a center court scoreboard that stretches from one free throw line to the other, but a subpar Atlanta Hawks squad and lingering woes from the pre-renovation arena have kept the ratings down.
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The tragedy inevitably magnifies unspoken tensions in the already struggling immigrant family, which are heightened further when subpar work by Gavin's plumber father (he was an engineer in Taiwan) results in the fatal poisoning of a young boy.
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"By presenting subpar performance more positively than they should, managers make it impossible for employees to learn, damaging their careers and, often, the company," Michael Schaerer and Roderick Swaab, organizational behavior experts, wrote recently in Harvard Business Review.
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And when she makes the team and decamps to Kolkata, father and son have the occasional gentle crisis — Prashant makes a mess of Adi's tiger makeup for a school play; his cooking is subpar — but learn to adjust.
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But it strikes me more as another manipulative ploy than good storytelling — I still had to sit through several plodding or otherwise subpar episodes, at least two of which were 90 minutes long (seriously, enough with that noise).
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The Denver Broncos aim to rebound from a subpar season by their standards, while the Los Angeles Chargers begin a new era when the two long-time AFC West rivals meet on Monday night in the Mile High City.
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Five different players scored the goals and Pekka Rinne bounced back from two subpar performances in Pittsburgh with 603 saves as the Predators bounced the Penguins 5-1 to cut the defending Cup champions' series lead to 2-1.
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For Seoul, not adding another main support to back up Jinmo "tobi" Yang is problematic considering that the legacy Lucio player played at a middle-of-the-pack level last year, and his performance on other supports was subpar.
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They're dirt cheap (relatively), and in a pinch can you add wireless router extenders to create a subpar mesh network, though the results will be much slower than a mesh router system and end up costing the same amount.
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Everything that can be learned about these players is well-gleaned, making them the worst sort of roster filler for a brutally bad team—the kind who long ago exhausted the possibility of delivering anything but consistently subpar results.
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ET, ESPNU ABOUT MEMPHIS (33-13, 7-9 AAC): Goodwin registered 21 points and 24.8 rebounds against Tulsa following a pair of subpar games in which he totaled 22 points on 215-of-214 shooting with 23 combined rebounds.
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In an economy where people don't keep their jobs for 30 years anymore and companies like Amazon routinely pay workers subpar wages, it's easy to be uneasy about brands stepping in to present themselves as "families" to its workers.
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"As for the mesh network aspect of the project, any mention of improved internet connectivity in a town with no cellphone service and subpar internet speeds is an exciting and welcome bit of news," he said in an email.
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Roughly the bottom third of the income distribution would be better off under today's lower growth rate because with inequality rising by less (and decreasing in some respects) they are getting a greater share of the subpar wage growth.
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The team's coach in 2003, Fernando Clavijo, was able to spend only about a week scouting players on subpar fields in the tiny country after he was named to take charge of Haiti's World Cup qualifying campaign that year.
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It would be a major economic mistake to dramatically break from precedent and simply assume a growth rate or dynamic score, something that would make it likely that we would end up disappointed with subpar growth and larger deficits.
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CR: There's always the myth that sustainable investing leads to maybe subpar returns, that returns are never going to be as great as they are in with other causes if you simply look at the profitability of a company.
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The Lions (24-229) seem like an ideal team to exploit a subpar Miami pass defense, but the Dolphins have done well enough at home that they shouldn't be written off even if Osweiler was a one-week wonder.
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The Giants have an aging quarterback in Eli Manning, who had a subpar season in 2017, and they are expected to use the second overall pick of the upcoming N.F.L. draft to select one of the top available quarterbacks.
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He is tall for a point guard — with a reportedly 7-foot wingspan — but despite a high-energy style he is still considered a subpar finisher at the rim and he is not a consistent shooter from outside, either.
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She devises routes with an eye to navigating the tower's substantial security zone and to avoid the fate of most people who wave signs there: penned behind barricades across the street, where photo opportunities and television angles are subpar.
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While the results are mixed, a host of academic studies suggest that this is a subpar way to get people to save more, with every $1 in tax incentives boosting total saving by as little as a few cents.
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"Subpar 1st quarter top-line results, but we ask if this is a 'broken story' or just a great brand with huge moats and large growth opportunities rolling through a rough patch," Morgan Stanley analyst John Glass said in a note.
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It was not enough to overcome the bounce-back performance by Siemian, who completed 17 of 27 for 443 yards after a subpar performance in last week's loss to Kansas City that eliminated last season's Super Bowl winners from playoff contention.
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Molly Ruben-Long, a comedian who until very recently lived in New Orleans, usually includes a joke in her standup routine that perfectly captures the stakes of Louisiana's subpar record when it comes to women's rights — especially the right to choose.
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The Simpsons, inarguably the greatest American animated series ever no matter what you think of its subpar later seasons, paid homage to the show with a couch gag a few seasons back, with Bart and Homer replacing Finn and Jake.
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The problem is a rise in subpar microblading technicians who have had only a few days of training or who have watched a YouTube tutorial and are using tools bought online that are not used in a sanitary way, said Magrath.
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By then I had internalized that I, as a woman, was not permitted to fail even once, to do subpar work, because I was a representative of my gender and all of its members and their future chances in the field.
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After years of subpar returns, industry members are girding for a rough go of it in 2016, with the possible exodus of investor cash and a re-examination of the traditional 2-and-20 fee structure paramount among the changes.
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While the economy is expected to show subpar growth for the first quarter, expectations are that it will pick up, particularly if Congress can get a tax reduction bill through and start up on the infrastructure spending that candidate Trump promised.
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Coach Sean Miller's squad has turned in back-to-back subpar performances heading into Saturday's game against visiting California, which has won five in a row and eight of its last nine to move into a tie for third with UCLA.
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HomeShare residents Nick Arko and Bingru Han, both of whom recently moved to San Francisco without knowing anyone, tell Axios that the service took the hassle and risk out of bunking with strangers or ending up in a subpar apartment.
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American public transportation is notoriously subpar, with many of America's large cities lacking the kind of affordable, well-connected network of trams, buses and under- and above-ground trains that are a hallmark of nearly every major western European city.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday that a deal to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) may be possible by the United States' Friday deadline, but that he'd rather leave the table than accept a subpar proposal.
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Still, the goal of relieving current and former students saddled with onerous debt and a subpar education can be at odds with reducing the cost to taxpayers, who are likely to be stuck with the bill for loan defaults and discharges.
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There was more than the usual amount of surreality in the metaphors bandied about at Comptroller Scott M. Stringer's announcement on Monday of subpar performance grades for New York City agencies on their spending with minority- and women-owned businesses.
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Top-seeded Novak Djokovic, who was leading Roberto Bautista Agut, 3-6, 6-4, 4-1, when play was suspended, had expressed eagerness to play on after a subpar start in which he dropped the first set in 47 minutes.
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The researchers also found that those who endorsed more of those false beliefs were more likely to say that a Black patient would feel less pain, which could result in seriously subpar treatment for the Black patients those doctors treat.
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After all, with many forecasts painting an abysmal outlook for the global economy, and new cases of COVID-19 consistently cropping up, the last thing anyone wants to hold (or buy more of) is a subpar business with sporadic earnings growth.
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There are those who point toward Cousins's 26-152-1 career record as a starter as a potential warning sign, but he has consistently played on a team with a subpar defense, and that will not be a problem in Minnesota.
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Explanations for the downturn include the escalating popularity of streaming services — "Stranger Things 22006" arrived on Netflix on Friday — and subpar offerings from Hollywood; Mr. Clooney's film, "Suburbicon," received a D-minus grade from ticket buyers in CinemaScore exit polls.
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But advances in fishing technology, better understanding of fish behavior and even social media have changed the sport from a caricature of inactivity — a metaphor for blind, ineffectual waiting in subpar conditions — into an action-packed, fish-producing winter pastime.
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A Liberian minister first announced in December the planned sale to a subsidiary of the Mano Manufacturing Company (MANCO), Liberia's largest manufacturer of household health and cleaning products, after Sime Darby faced subpar financial results due largely to stricter environmental standards.
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They need to think independently to tighten the wiggle room that "long term" gives to CEOs — while corporate leaders should think in terms of years, not quarters, they must not rationalize sustained subpar performance by perpetual pleas to shareholder patience.
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Per the Urban Institute, Congress' repeal of the tax penalty for foregoing health insurance and President Donald Trump's expansion of short-term health care plans, specifically, will cause about 143 million more Americans to have no-to-subpar coverage next year.
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But, apart from older African Americans, Biden has struggled to generate real enthusiasm among any group, and it's unclear how much of his support in later states might be dislodged by subpar showings in preponderantly white Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Policymakers are debating whether there is currently a case for cutting rates as "insurance" against subpar growth that could tamp down inflation and make it even more likely that rates will have to be cut even more aggressively in the future.
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But this is Vegas so you might as well prepare to drop some significant cash on subpar drinks and get into the hedonistic insanity that very likely includes a jump in a glowing blue pool full of inflatables and spilled drinks.
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We've also got a lot of dirt to dish (wait, that doesn't quite sound right…) on the forthcoming Lonely Island movie, the subpar performance of Gods of Egypt, and the casting of Idris Elba in an adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower.
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For those stuck dealing with these evil vampires, a Science News report from 2013 noted that rubbing alcohol is a subpar solution, as it only works on direct contact and even then kills only about half of the bugs in laboratory conditions.
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It's plenty sharp with 250 pixels per inch (ppi) and you won't find many faults looking at it, but if you're planning on using it with VR headsets like Google Cardboard or the Homido V240, you're going to get a subpar viewing experience.
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Instead, as it moves further into its services business, it's embraced privacy as a primary selling point while allowing the competition to maintain their standard, subpar practices—to the detriment of our privacy but to the great benefit of the advertising industry.
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Batman v Superman has a scope that makes it feel towering—and that sense of magnitude is only amplified by seeing the film in IMAX—but between the grueling dialogue scenes and the subpar action sequences, this is a gigantically empty experience.
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And while there is broad agreement that poor regulation of banking and finance was one of the main causes of the financial crisis, and thus partly responsible for the subpar growth since, reform of regulation since 2008 has had only mixed success.
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TV: Noon ET, ESPN ABOUT VILLANOVA (5-0): The Wildcats on Thursday shot 33-of-37 from the foul line, which proved to be critical since their turnovers (33) and 3-point shooting (6-of-17) were a bit subpar by their standards.
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Delgado, a 6-10 junior who rebounded nicely from a subpar game against No. 10 Creighton, recorded a double-double in eight straight games and 33 times overall, which is tops in the Big East and third in the country amongst active players.
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In a written statement for Wednesday's hearing, Rosselló implied that the committee's actions are standing in the way of a successful, locally driven recovery for PREPA, including partial privatization and a move away from the oil-dependent, subpar electric grid of the past.
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Sports Illustrated is going to bat for Ashley Graham after Toccara Jones called her twerking abilities subpar -- and this new video of her booty-shaking in the sand ... is the perfect re-butt-al.. Waiting for your permission to load the Instagram Media.
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About once a week my dad would show up in his powder-blue Mercedes and walk around inspecting the progress, displeased and concerned, finding everything urgent and subpar, showing neither love nor special dispensation toward me, nor did I show any toward him.
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By allowing subpar and crumbling infrastructure to go unaddressed, not only do people miss out on the jobs that fixing it could create, but the drag on businesses has a potentially negative effect on jobs that aren't directly related to construction and infrastructure.
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Hands-on with the Oculus Rift S: the 'S' stands for Subpar My first impressions of the Rift S were less than stellar, but after getting it in my home for some lengthy VR sessions, I've warmed up to it a little bit.
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Hamlin was out in NYC -- still basking in the glow of his win -- when our photog asked about the proper etiquette when it comes to a subpar Uber ride ... do you hit 'em with the 1 star or let a poor dude slide?
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Yet the fourth-place Wild are averaging 19,2258 so far this season, and the male Gophers, who are having a subpar season (241-221 to date), are pulling in near capacity crowds of 25,210 a game at Mariucci Arena, next door to Ridder.
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Women in academia spend more time than men revising papers, in part because they're reluctant to burden anyone with what they feel is subpar work but also because they're so much more sensitive to criticism and hope to eliminate the possibility of any.
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In fact, apart from a deal with South Korea, which required no congressional approval, no comprehensive and better trade deals are yet on the books, and most pending agreements are subpar when compared with what was agreed to in the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Considering all the early drawbacks, Stadia feels subpar in comparison to the current PlayStation and Xbox consoles, and it seems unlikely that the experience will improve beyond what the PlayStation 5 and Microsoft's new Xbox will offer when they're released next fall.
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That fact is yet another reminder that there are only so many competent passers in the NFL, and if you're a subpar one who plays his cards right, you can still hang around a long time—perhaps longer than you have any right to.
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In Utica, several refugee students said district officials denied them access to mainstream high schools — even when they had already been enrolled in another US school district — forcing them into subpar programs where they could work toward a GED but not a regular diploma.
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While some of that shortfall is likely the result of consumers browsing online before making a purchase in-store, Adobe's Tamara Gaffney said much of it can be attributed to a subpar shopping experience on these small devices and often difficult-to-navigate sites.
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Mr. Cuomo's action was the latest to address what he sees as subpar wages: He used a state wage board to increase hourly pay to $15 for fast-food workers last summer and unveiled a similar plan for an estimated 10,000 state workers in November.
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In recent weeks, a migrant toddler and a grandmother died after being in custody of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency, prompting advocates to warn others about the subpar facility conditions and inadequate medical services in many detention centers across the country.
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Sacramento's production at the position has been poor with Arron Afflalo and Ben McLemore both having subpar campaigns so Richardson, who turns 21 on Thursday, will get a look partly thanks to his strong production (21-point average in 11 games) in the D-League.
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But if you're willing to cough up some health information and refer your friends, you can earn special Nebula tokens that can help pay for a lo-fi sequence, the equivalent of a first draft that someone went over once with a subpar spell-checker.
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Additionally, juries are more likely to convict criminals of minority races such as African-Americans or Hispanics, or convict those with subpar legal representation as a result of economic disadvantage — an extremely subjective, non-standardized component of a process quite literally determining life or death.
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There were expected problems last season in Brooklyn: subpar ice conditions, inconsistent train schedules to and from Long Island early in the season, and game-day skates at Barclays Center, which the team stopped in January because it preferred to practice on Long Island.
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The Orange County Employees Retirement System (OCERS) is the latest institutional investor to scrap some of its active managers, stemming from a consultant's recommendation to avoid high fees and subpar performance in its $14.1 billion investment portfolio, according to a notice posted online this week.
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Hill was so lame during last season's Orlando Summer League after a subpar year in the starting lineup for Indiana that the Pacers decided to not pick up his fourth-year option on his rookie scale contract, making him a free agent after the season.
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If one company rakes in huge sales on an item, then the concept will catch on like the common cold, begetting knockoffs with shoddy craftsmanship and subpar materials, and flooded the market with a design that isn't ergonomically suited to many women's bodies, Sinclair said.
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Newton, who had been having a subpar effort by his standards with 165 yards passing and 30 yards rushing, was running the ball into the end zone on a 2-point conversion in the fourth quarter when he took a late hit from Deion Jones.
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" For Updike, even subpar novels of heterosexual coupling still concerned themselves with "the perpetuation of the species and the ancient, sacralized structures of the family," and thereby possessed a certain inherent interest; in "The Spell," by contrast, "nothing is at stake but self-gratification.
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The following week, he built on his debate performance by telling a crowd in North Carolina that "when she walked in front of me, believe me, I wasn't impressed," thus implying that he had evaluated the former secretary of state's body and found it subpar.
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On Tuesday, the first night of a 10-show engagement at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater, as most of the audience filed out after what was for him a subpar set, Chappelle returned to the stage for another hour, taking suggestions on what to talk about.
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The 7-iron tee shot that Thomas hit over the water on Quail Hollow Club's par-3 17th to inside 16 feet epitomized the confidence that made possible an eight-under 29 on a course that yielded only a dozen subpar scores in the tournament.
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This infinite-market stuff was all well and good when being able to buy almost anything was an opportunity, but now that I can consider everything in the interest of saving time and money on buying subpar stuff, it's an obligation I can't ignore.
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If you've got hundreds of thousands of dollars to spare and a kid with a subpar academic record, the thinking goes, why not just make a big donation to their college of choice and win your child's admission (and get a tax deduction to boot)?
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The bank that perhaps has supplanted Goldman Sachs as the most vilified name in finance posted earnings Friday that on the surface looked lousy — subpar earnings per share, revenue that also missed Wall Street expectations by quite a bit, and internals that were at best mixed.
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The idea that because US ISPs have chosen to continue offering subpar services at some of the most expensive rates in the world disproves the principle and thus they should be allowed to set up a tiered system is essentially endorsing a race to the bottom.
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Eovaldi, who at the time of the trade was lingering on the precipice between Triple-A and the majors, has so far failed to capitalize on his fastball, and now lingers at a different precipice: that between the New York Yankees' subpar rotation and the bullpen.
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According to court documents, Talon wants to cancel its licensing and management agreement because it contends that Trump's management of the building has been subpar, while the management company blames the property's failures on Talon's "unnecessary and excessive" fees on unit owners, the Star reported in April.
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I grasp that the headset had already been plagued by delays and another one likely would have further perturbed backers, but the experience offered with the Xbox One controller is subpar, especially considering that both the HTC Vive and PSVR will launch with positionally-tracked controllers available.
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With this in mind, Cramer reviewed the stocks and events on his radar: "My biggest worry is that if we get subpar data from across the Atlantic, we are going to hear about European Central Bank action to bring down the euro versus the dollar," Cramer said.
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In recent years, many for-profit educational institutions that have received billions of dollars in federal aid, including the University of Phoenix, have been pummeled by criticisms that they preyed upon veterans and low-income students, saddling them with outsize student loan debt and subpar instruction.
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"We are seeking to elect a minority of the Board because we do not believe that the recent changes at the Company, including the agreement with Carl C. Icahn, are sufficient to address Newell's subpar operating and financial performance," Starboard said in a regulatory filing on Wednesday.
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The company uses AI for much of its content moderation, but it still relies on thousands of low-paid contractors working in subpar conditions and exposing themselves to content that scars them, as Casey Newton of The Verge demonstrated in his excellent profile of Facebook's content moderators.
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Going into this game, I thought that the crafting might feel weird, as it's only been a feature in the subpar mobile game Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, but in the context of this game, it works well and adds a little extra flavor to the whole game.
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Lore has it that after college, when he was working temporarily as a rug salesman, he was listening to the listener-supported New York FM station WBAI and grew so exasperated by its subpar treatment of black gospel music that he contacted the station to complain.
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Gradually, though, Mr. Hemsworth was allowed to cut down on the piety and self-seriousness so that, maybe, by the time "Thor: Ragnarok" opens in November, what's left is a leading-man foundation that takes him from subpar Laurence Olivier to peak Charlton Heston or Mel Gibson.
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Security experts, consumer advocates and lawmakers have also hammered the firm for offering subpar service to victims of the breach, including overwhelmed call centers, a poorly constructed informational website and a tweet of the wrong Web address for individuals to check if they had been affected.
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Scientists have long complained that the supply of government-grown weed from Ole Miss is limited and subpar in quality, especially when compared to the vast and potent array of pot products now available to consumers in the 26 states where some form of the drug is now legal.
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With this in mind, Cramer reviewed the stocks and events on his radar next week: "My biggest worry is that if we get subpar data from across the Atlantic, we are going to hear about European Central Bank action to bring down the euro versus the dollar," Cramer said.
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The Golden State defense harassed Pelicans big man DeMarcus Cousins into foul trouble on a subpar night and Stephen Curry rebounded from an 0-of-10 start to score 14 of his team-high 27 points in the third quarter, rallying the Warriors to a 33-95 victory.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks in major markets fell on Tuesday, with Wall Street posting subpar volume for a second straight session, after the Bank of Japan painted a bleaker picture of the world's third-largest economy and U.S. retail sales data lowered expectations of a strong first quarter.
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Most people are racist, sexist, and homophobic and yet, remarkably PC. If you eat at restaurants and you don't acknowledge your busboy as you would your server or host, you're a subpar human being and hopefully, will be one of the first to go in the zombie apocalypse.
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At a glance, it looks like something that comes from the AAA realm, but in reality, it's made on a much smaller budget, in ways that show up aesthetically (awful animations, terrible voice acting, subpar game performance, typos galore in the subtitles) and mechanically (it's not fun to control).
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He'd spin through the Warriors' defense, and what was happening was less about watching a subpar team be beaten by a better team than watching that better team—the Warriors—try to contain someone who is capable of just throwing other professional athletes off of and away from him.
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That seamless marriage of recalcitrant persona to rowdy place coalesced on Sunday in the United States Open men's final when a physically subpar Bjorn Borg, Connors's behavioral opposite, was overwhelmed by 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 and declared Louis Armstrong Stadium to be Connors's house of hardcourt horrors.
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These measures are promoted as a way to ensure that the communities most in need get funding first, which is not a bad idea, but it also gives incumbent ISPs an advantage because even their subpar networks in rural areas won't be challenged by competition armed with government grants.
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While some of the underlying data reflected continued weakness in the sector, such as a sharp fall in exports and more job cuts, the headline number might cool some of the talk of recession that has built up Amid a string of subpar economic indicators for April and May.
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But it's a huge problem when a major men's magazine simply forgets that women belong on its list of writerly icons, because the message that it sends to male readers is that female authors are somehow subpar — that women's ideas belong in the realm of afterthought, rather than first instinct.
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Coming off the heels of 210's Jurassic Park: The Game, which was described by critics as "subpar" and "a disappointment," The Walking Dead was the studio's most exciting project yet: a perfect storm of in-house creative talent, mainstream name recognition, and storytelling that took advantage of Telltale's narrative strengths.
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Even if the Cavaliers simply wait until the buyout market commences to fill their final roster spot with a subpar contributor who ultimately fails to crack the rotation, so long as James, Love, and Irving are healthy come springtime, they still have more than a puncher's chance to defend their crown.
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Here, Achen and Bartels are at their acidic best: The fact that American voters throughout the 20th century punished incumbent presidents at the polls for droughts and floods seems to us to rule out the possibility that they were reacting to subpar handling of misfortunes rather than to the misfortunes themselves.
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The fact is America's government-run flood insurance monopoly continues to produce negative outcomes for policyholders, who are overpaying for subpar coverage, and for taxpayers who have funded a whopping $220006 billion in National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) bailouts – all while certain elements in Congress refuse to correct the injustice.
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Two new cover stories in TIME and The Atlantic argue that the United States is increasingly becoming divided into two distinct classes: those whose days are increasingly affected by systemic issues that drive inequality — like crumbling infrastructure and subpar public education — and those at the top who can ignore it all.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - April, typically a big revenue month for U.S. states that levy personal income taxes, was especially robust this year, making up for subpar collections in prior months, but analysts cautioned the tax surge underscores how state budgets face greater volatility from federal tax law changes and the stock market.
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I hope that these simultaneous tributes will help Mr. Knight achieve his proper berth in history: not just as a creator of a character that is now arguably over-franchised, with subpar movie and television adaptations and cheesy tea parties, but as a champion fantasist, raconteur and observer of society.
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One of these private companies, Corvias, is currently embroiled in a large lawsuit waged by 10 families in Fort Meade, Md., who report horror stories of open sewage, pervasive mold, lead-based paint, unresolved repair issues, and the secondary effects of subpar housing conditions on the health of their children.
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Take the Lane: Your local rules may vary (here's a list of laws by state), but most locales permit cyclists to ride in the middle of a regular car lane if a road's shoulder is narrow or "subpar," meaning it is full of gravel or potholes or is otherwise dangerous.
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According to the Miami New Times, when a group of janitors took to the streets in downtown Miami to protest their stagnant wages, workplace intimidation, and other subpar working conditions, they taped that same piece of fruit to their purple shirts and used it as a symbol of their indignation.
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After tearing my hair out trying to get the lower left to work, I discovered that Byron and Brad made constructing such a themeless look much easier than it actually is: Every stack I was finding had either too many subpar short entries, too few interesting nine-letter entries, or both!
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CHICAGO, May 21 (Reuters) - April, typically a big revenue month for U.S. states that levy personal income taxes, was especially robust this year, making up for subpar collections in prior months, but analysts cautioned the tax surge underscores how state budgets face greater volatility from federal tax law changes and the stock market.
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There would be two likely reasons, Tedeschi said: Mothers can make more money while still keeping their Medicaid benefits (whereas a lower Medicaid eligibility might discourage them from working in order to maintain coverage) and they can afford to take a job with no or subpar health insurance because Medicaid is covering them.
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EditorsNote: updates Yurtseven's rebound total in third graf Myles Powell bounced back from a subpar showing to score a game-high 34 points Wednesday as No. 12 Seton Hall raced to a big early lead, then held off a late Georgetown run for a 383-71 Big East Conference win in Washington.
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