In the outer story of Henry's inquiry, Chen's focus widens from the unreliability of historical memory to the unreliability of even contemporary perception.
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Panelo used the example as further evidence of Bikoy's unreliability.
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To address the unreliability, Google is turning to deep learning.
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But it added to the railways' growing reputation for unreliability.
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The Argentine postal service does have a reputation for unreliability.
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In contrast, factory bosses elsewhere complain of unreliability and low productivity.
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The unreliability and obsolescence of British Leyland's vehicles were painfully obvious.
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The researchers were surprised at the unreliability of the calorie counts.
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Unreliability is a fascinating and tricky conceit for novelists and filmmakers.
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Combined, these two events exposed the West's unreliability economically and politically.
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Common responses to trauma are often viewed as evidence of unreliability.
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It has once again demonstrated American unreliability by betraying Kurdish allies.
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Several states, including Florida, have abandoned the system, citing its unreliability.
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But Rachel, the main one, hits a new high in unreliability.
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"I mean, this is like the trifecta of unreliability," he said.
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But what about the unreliability of renewable energy sources by comparison?
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Tactical unpredictability can be useful, but strategic unreliability is self-defeating.
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There are two things you need to realize about Trump's utter unreliability.
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People of color applying for funds face an immediate presumption of unreliability.
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The board's concern, Mr. Normand said, was the unreliability of show business.
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The unreliability of self-reports has been a major problem for nutrition research.
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David has an acute awareness of his own unreliability, given his psychological state.
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But in the region, it reaffirmed a pattern of Australian insensitivity and unreliability.
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Jared Sullinger's foot surgery (and general unreliability) leaves Toronto particularly thin up front.
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When Democrats pressed Mr. Sessions on his chronic unreliability, he defended his honor.
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The only thing that helped my case was the unreliability of having a nanny.
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The unreliability question was one of three areas that Breyer spent 40 pages addressing.
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It also inadvertently emboldens voices in Tehran that talk of Washington's timidity and unreliability.
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I was too obviously cursed with unreliability to earn a spot at a Stevenote.
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Third, one must add to the mix the recent unreliability of the British polls.
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Byford was trying to get to the bottom of the chronic unreliability of train service.
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Byford is determined to identify the root causes of the subway's unreliability and fix them.
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This unreliability in policy makes Dreamers the most vulnerable population in our immigration system today.
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But the unreliability of the United States — from climate change to Palestine — has become predictable.
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McLaren finished ninth of 10 teams last season, plagued by unreliability and a lack of power.
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What is the connection between unreliability of food supply and the evolution of intelligence in animals?
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The unreliability of memory, an abiding Stoppardian concern, is briefly flirted with in the final scene.
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His nuclear agenda reflects the same pattern of alliance mismanagement, American unreliability, and chaotic decision making.
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"Trump's craziness and unreliability are just being deceptive," said Weibo user @Ananqiumao in one top rated post.
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Honda returned in 2015 as McLaren's partners but were plagued by unreliability and a lack of power.
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Do you feel that your personal and professional relationships are strained because of your tardiness or unreliability?
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The unreliability of the country's healthcare system has been at the top of my list of concerns.
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Interest No. 2: To underscore America's unreliability as a credible ally and serious enforcer of global norms.
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With its vivid portrayal of the unreliability of storytelling, "Rashomon" soon became recognized as a cinema classic.
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In other words, Trump's unreliability is a big problem, over and above the substance of his policies.
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Russia has also shown to be utter unreliability as a dialogue partner for future arms control initiatives.
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It's not only that the machines are unreliable; it's also that there is a bias in their unreliability.
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"When it comes to explaining psychotic symptoms, she shows considerable unreliability and gross inconsistency most consistent with feigning."
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Consider instead the implications of the unreliability of "renewable" electricity generally, and of solar PV power in particular.
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This is the first time Apple acknowledges that the third generation butterfly keyboard tries to fix unreliability issues.
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Of course, back in the United States, there are other reasons that contribute to the unreliability of polls.
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But hours into his hearing, the GOP&aposs legal counsel called his statements a "trifecta of unreliability."Rep.
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" One example of that stamina — seen by others as evidence of unreliability — recounted in Mr. O'Donnell's book, "Trumped!
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The preciousness of memory doesn't make it less unreliable; the unreliability of memory doesn't make it less precious.
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Considering her unreliability, will she agree to a tentative alliance with her enemies when she sees the wight?
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Conservatives expressed bitter frustration on Thursday about what they saw as the chief justice's unreliability, if not betrayal.
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It might seem like a familiar, if perennially topical, comment on the unreliability of photography as a medium.
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But it is hard not to think that much of the unreliability is with the biologists, not the biology.
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Sibylla's unreliability, both as a mother and as a narrator, is complexly revealed, and tugs at the book's progression.
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The only surprise is that both player and team have managed to find a way to make unreliability predictable.
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Besides wireless data's obvious drawbacks—unreliability, it doesn't work in some buildings or subways, data caps are low, etc.
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There is also greater awareness among regulators of the unreliability of complex models to appraise bank safety and soundness.
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Unlike Star Citizen ships, these were real products with reputations for unreliability and individualized problems to watch out for.
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Given the points Abiteboul feels have been lost because of unreliability, Renault could have been fifth in the standings.
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Last year was fraught with problems for McLaren, with the Honda engine lacking power and suffering from chronic unreliability.
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Jensen cited multiple academic studies on the unreliability of old memories — including research on how people remembered 9/11.
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Hyun Song Shin of the Bank of International Settlements told the ECB conference such unreliability was not necessarily all bad.
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Honda's Formula One reputation, after two seasons of unreliability and poor performance, is meanwhile being dragged deeper into the mud.
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The others — art, justice, impact at scale — seem way more exciting to me; terrifying, in their unreliability, but exciting nonetheless.
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Even that central reality abstracts from the inherent unreliability of solar PV electricity: The sun does not always shine predictably.
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But he gained a reputation for unreliability among other parties after triggering the collapse of a minority government in 2012.
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It was as though this latest version of Marnie was starting to realize the inherent unreliability of too-convenient visions.
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I'm wondering what Janine's unreliability means for her pronouncement that Moira was sent off to the colonies in Episode 1.
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No one, including Trump, has any idea where he will take any of this, and the unpredictability increases the unreliability.
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But given his unreliability as an ally, "Trump will accelerate the process of European integration on defense and security," he said.
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Did the unreliability of the postal service mean that everyone had to wait around doing nothing while port charges racked up?
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For just as activists had assembled to complain about the unreliability of social platforms, Twitter took the opportunity to completely collapse.
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I loved that unreliability that came with every episode of Twin Peaks: the Return—a constant of irregularity that occurred regularly.
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If Trump reverses Obama's path, it will be added to a long list of ways the US has proven its unreliability.
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"He is a source of misinformation, creating havoc by the unreliability of what he says in general," Redlener told me recently.
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In Asia countries may hedge against America's unreliability by cosying up to China or by arming themselves, accelerating a destabilising arms race.
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"The vice president has consistently and persistently exhibited traits of disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability," Information Minister Simon Khaya Moyo told reporters.
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But: Those figures exclude the costs of conventional capacity needed to back up rooftop solar capacity due to the unreliability of sunlight.
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For years, researchers had been held up by the devilish unreliability of qubits, the devices needed to perform quantum manipulations on data.
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She addresses us directly and, as if keenly aware of her unreliability, she outlines her journalistic integrity in a company without them.
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Given the "restless hand" of the state's economic interventions and the unreliability of financial data, profit does not determine the allocation of capital.
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Despite widespread coverage of the two most shocking claims by Cifuentes, relatively little attention has been paid to his unreliability as a witness.
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Editorial If one state best embodies all the irrationality, unreliability and arbitrariness of the death penalty in America in 2016, it is Alabama.
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"The high cost of space transportation coupled with unreliability is a virtual padlock on the final frontier," a 2008 NASA fact sheet says.
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But early on I decided that hand-held had to specifically be used for Rachel's character due to the unreliability of her thoughts.
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Mugabe accused Emmerson Mnangagwa of "disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability," according to a press statement issued by Zimbabwe's Information Minister Simon Khaya-Moyo.
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In a statement issued by a government spokesman, Mugabe accused the vice president of "disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability" as he dismissed him.
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But what seemed to trouble Callaway the most was the poor fundamental play of his team and the growing unreliability of his bullpen.
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David Petraeus decided to forgo future cruise missile attacks in favor of airstrikes — evidently a concession to BLU-297 unreliability and public mood.
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Just how much flex there is in China's small-scale mining sector is highly uncertain given the paucity and unreliability of historic data.
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A death sentence has become more randomly and arbitrarily sought and imposed, and fraught with uncertainty and unreliability, and it fails state constitutional examination.
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Some of the company's problems might be intractable, such as the unreliability of its Android hardware partners, but Google still has room for improvement.
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Lingering uncertainty over the legality of the payments, together with the Trump administration's unreliability, will lead many of the to head for the hills.
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On U.S. unreliability, consider the way the current administration has treated Canada, probably the friendliest neighbor and firmest ally any nation has ever had.
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That unreliability drives The Sense of an Ending, which stars Jim Broadbent as an aging curmudgeon named Tony whose past comes roaring back to life.
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In 2007, Li Keqiang, who has since become China's premier, told the United States ambassador in Beijing about the unreliability of official economic growth data.
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The plaintiffs were counting on an independent security review of the Kennesaw server, which held elections staging data for counties, to demonstrate the system's unreliability.
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For years, consumers and businesses have suffered from high energy costs, unreliability and interruptions (such as a September, 2016 blackout that lasted for several days).
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Internet functionality has come a long way in the past two decades, but dead zones, outages, and general unreliability are still issues for many homeowners.
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Meanwhile, the athletes aren't too enamoured with the new scoring system themselves as they simply don't trust it—citing its unreliability as a big issue.
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The real problems have always been legal immigration — the hardliners in the White House want legal immigration cuts; Democrats are generally opposed — and Trump's unreliability.
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But the enraged reaction from riders pointed to the subway's bigger problems, he said, of endemic delays, crumbling infrastructure and deep unreliability that led Gov.
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In late 2628, investors who understood the unreliability of the Phillips curve showed increasing concern that further rate hikes could push the economy into recession.
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Nevertheless, Tehran and Moscow, as well as Beijing — an increasingly active player in the region — can only benefit from widespread regional perceptions of American unreliability.
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His mysterious, meticulous work—including fabricated photographs, videos, and documents pertaining to the Lebanese Civil War—tends to point out the unreliability of official histories.
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They say the machines are more vulnerable to vote-rigging than paper and ink, and could be compromised by the unreliability of Congo's power supply.
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His simple scenes feature working-class women collaborating to solve their plight and support each other through economic hardship and the unreliability of their male counterparts.
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This suspense novel stands out thanks to Hall's elegant, controlled voice, which itself from the first sentence as one of equal parts confidence and utter unreliability.
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For many of us, the unreliability of the subways and buses results in docked wages, extra child care costs, lost jobs, evictions and other grave consequences.
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The thrust of Clinton's pitch to voters was about the unreliability and instability of her ego-bloated opponent, he says—not on dollars-and-cents issues.
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"The vice president has consistently and persistently exhibited traits of disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability," Information Minister Simon Khaya Moyo said in explaining Mr. Mugabe's decision.
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But the system's descent into chronic unreliability has become so embedded in the psyches of riders that many are overcompensating, adding extra time to their trips.
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On the other hand, this design hasn't been universally popular, with the keyboard coming in for the most widespread criticism both for its feel and its unreliability.
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"Renewables make perfect sense up to 50% of the power generation because … you can still manage the unreliability of supply and the timing of demand," he added.
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But earlier this month Mugabe accused Mnangagwa of "disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability," in a move to pave the way for his wife, Grace, to succeed him.
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During a speech in Michigan last week, he decried that the unreliability of wind means it's impossible to watch TV on evenings where the wind isn't blowing.
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As much as the subsidies cost directly, they may be dwarfed by the costs of compensating for the unreliability imposed on the electric grid by renewable energy.
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" He described as "painful" the unreliability of the car's power unit, ultimately resulting in the team "not securing 50 percent of the points we should have done.
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As he struggles in both his intellectual and artistic endeavors to the "pre-invented world," he increasingly notices the unreliability of language in the face of experience.
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The film joins "The Tale" and the gritty teen drama "Euphoria" in HBO's catalog of female-led stories about sexual assault, anxiety and the unreliability of memory.
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The film joins "The Tale" and the gritty teen drama "Euphoria" in HBO's catalog of female-led stories about sexual assault, anxiety and the unreliability of memory.
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These polls have a reputation for unreliability -- both Netanyahu and Gantz claimed victory on election night five months ago, amid confusion over varying projections showing each ahead.
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Such congestion due to low miner numbers happened as recently as last month, highlighting the potential inconsistency and unreliability of bitcoin as a go-to payment form.
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If Google wants the Pixel 2 to win, it will need to deliver the wow factor of the squeeze, and none of the unreliability of the camera modes.
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And even that obvious reality understates matters, as the unreliability of solar energy creates a need for backup conventional capacity so as to avoid shortages, as discussed above.
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That led to several exchanges like this, where Mitchell's questions seemed to take Ford into a dead end without any clear purpose, except some vague suggestion of unreliability.
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He's having a horrible season, and the fact that he's under contract through 2019 almost feels irrelevant―due to his performance, yes, but also due to his unreliability.
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As you may have gathered, many strands of plot are being spun here, a process further complicated by the unreliability of our narrators (and implicitly, of all narrators).
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In the midterm elections, Florida became the prime example of such unreliability, as Republicans demonstrated they could buck state and national trends to make substantial gains among Hispanics.
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If they did, she would be categorized as having minzu qingxu, an emotional attachment to your ethnic group, a mark of political unreliability for a non-Han minority.
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That we learn this not as it happens but after the fact, as it is recollected, is among the most compelling aspects of the novel, especially given Saul's unreliability.
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Given the highly erratic behavior, strategic incongruity, and general unreliability of the US administration, reaching this level of strategic trust in the present context would be a tall order.
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The BoE governor's guidance on the path for interest rates has repeatedly been knocked off course by surprises in the economy, hence the accusation of unreliability from a lawmaker.
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In his photographs of the night sky, in which stars are indistinguishable from optical distortions created by the camera, he wanted to draw attention to the unreliability of sight.
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"Even if you get past all of the unreliability, it turns out unlimited isn't unlimited," said Harold Feld, the senior vice president at digital-rights advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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Accurate actual death rates are hard enough to cobble together, given the unreliability of death records from the period, but estimating counterfactual deaths without the flu is harder still.
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While his comments chimed voter surveys, Britain's Brexit vote and Donald Trump's U.S. election win revealed the depth of of anti-establishment feeling and highlighted the unreliability of opinion polls.
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A shift away from oil-fired power to natural gas will yield large efficiencies in generation costs, and will not be afflicted with this problem of unreliability and backup cycling.
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On the page, other people can be perceived through the screen of a narrator's consciousness: Diana's unreality is a symptom of her husband's self-absorption, an index of his unreliability.
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Given the unpredictability of nature and the occasional unreliability of scientific forecasting, it's no wonder many Neapolitans continue to place their faith in rituals like the Miracle of San Gennaro.
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At a meeting of the WADA board two months earlier, Taylor had underlined that point, saying the unreliability of the Russian data made it impossible to "properly clear" innocent athletes.
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"We've come up with our own model we call just-in-case inventory, where we keep three to four days additional inventory to accommodate for supplier unreliability," explained El-Megharbel.
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Six years ago, state court administrators gave trial judges in New York the option of telling jurors that in their deliberations, they may consider the unreliability of cross-racial identification.
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McLaren have not won a race since 2012 and the last two seasons, the first of a renewed relationship with the Japanese carmakers, have been fraught with under-performance and unreliability.
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Indeed, HQ's constant glitches, lags, and unreliability make winning an unlikelihood, stacking the odds against the player in a game that feels increasingly more like a scam than a good time.
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The combination of the Great Recession, the rising cost of education, the unreliability of health insurance and the growing precariousness of the workplace has left young people with gnawing material insecurity.
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"Where a system exists permeated with arbitrary decision-making, random imposition of the death penalty, unreliability, geographic rarity and excessive delays, such a system cannot constitutionally stand," the four justices wrote.
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Not to mention: my flightiness, my laziness, my unreliability, my teenage-like resistance to authority, and my complete lack of any employable skills beyond putting up with difficult people and blogging.
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Only his poor aim and the unreliability of his home-made firearms had saved from injury nine other people he fired upon during his half-hour rampage, prosecutors said on Friday.
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Despite the secrecy and unreliability, the list continues to be used, and is now being cited by the administration in its national security argument to build a wall on the southern border.
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"To the world community, the extension of sanctions against Iran shows the unreliability of the American government," state broadcaster IRIB quoted Zarif as saying on arriving in India for an official visit.
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The main points regarding power units were that they should be cheaper, simpler and louder with more power as well as reducing the need for grid penalties as a result of unreliability.
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With their choreographed outrage over Cohen's unreliability as a witness, Republicans on the committee hoped to blunt the impact of his testimony and turn the whole affair into a partisan food fight.
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A course reversal by the Trump administration would signal unreliability and possibly lead the Saudi Arabian government to hesitate before engaging in future repatriation talks, which could in turn hinder deradicalization efforts.
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Despite warnings about the credibility of Steele and red flags over the unreliability of the dossier, Horowitz found that "FBI leadership" used the dossier to justify its application for a FISA warrant.
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Before my injury, I had felt that dealing with grittiness and unreliability were the price of entry for living in New York, and even took a smug pride in dealing with obstacles.
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"The unreliability of the policy, the authors warn, is likely to force patients to make a horrible choice between "weighing the risk of delayed treatment for severe disease vs an uncovered medical bill.
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When applied to as crazily complicated a slice of history as the Lebanese wars — everyone had a different take on cause, effect, justification and blame — photographic unreliability took on an absurdist, surreal cast.
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Sebald plays with this unreliability in "The Emigrants," when he includes a photograph of himself standing on a beach in New Jersey, probably taken by his uncle in late 1981 or early 1982.
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Advancing such a policy would immediately increase monthly power bills for virtually every American and it would also put households at risk of dramatic blackouts because of the unreliability of these renewable sources.
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Responses to trauma that are often viewed as evidence of unreliability, such as paralysis or an inability to recall timelines, have been shown by neurobiological research to be not only legitimate, but common.
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The differences among its characters' competing histories speak to a basic truth about the unreliability of memory, but some of them are probably too major to explain away as tricks of the mind.
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The latest round of power cuts across South Africa is a reminder of the fragility of heavily indebted Eskom and how its unreliability has frustrated President Cyril Ramaphosa's efforts to lift economic growth.
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The mutations and transformations of horror writing are uniquely qualified to evoke this: the difficulty and unreliability of the female body, its duality as an object both to be feared for and to fear.
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Critics say they are much more vulnerable to vote-rigging than paper and ink and could be compromised by the unreliability of Congo's power supply, especially in remoter parts of its vast, forested territory.
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We could do something to reverse our reputation for unreliability by doing more to protect our Kurdish allies against their enemies — including the Turks — much as we did after the 1991 Persian Gulf war.
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Indeed, there is a long history of US allies and client states accepting billions of dollars in American military and economic largesse only to pursue policies against US interests or carp about American unreliability.
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She was quick to laugh at the absurdity of life inside the camp, where Communist Party of China films were termed "education" and having lived abroad amounted to proof of "unreliability" as a citizen.
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A key common concern relates to the introduction of tablet-style devices for voting, which some say are more vulnerable to vote-rigging and could be compromised by the unreliability of Congo's power supply.
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Often, those others are disappointing men: The ghost of her late father (Adam Kulbersh) looms over this season, as does her ex-husband (Mather Zickel), whose unreliability is a source of stress for Duke.
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But his unreliability over Iran might reinforce distrust of the American insistence on keeping Huawei out of Europe, said Yan Xuetong, the dean of the Institute of International Relations at Tsinghua University in Beijing.
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The unreliability of operators due to technical, financial or structural problems explains why there is an average of two SIM cards per person on the continent, and the popularity of mobiles with dual SIM capacity.
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Many of the attacks made by Trump regarding the unreliability or hidden costs of wind power originated with the UK's nuclear power industry, which feared competition amid Europe's move toward renewable energy a decade ago.
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Given the unreliability of the public transit where he lives, he knows it would be only a matter of time before he lost his job if he tried to use them on a set schedule.
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"The consequences of such unreliability from the Oval will reverberate well beyond Syria," Brett McGurk, the former Special Presidential Envoy for the Global Coalition to Counter ISIL, tweeted Monday in response to Trump's abrupt decision.
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Gershad's interactive map at times shows dozens of checkpoints in Tehran and other Iranian cities but also flags checkpoints in London and Los Angeles, showing the potential unreliability of data provided by an online community.
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On the other hand, if the person who wrote the op-ed were willing to lose their job to tell the public the truth about Trump's unreliability, it would make their case much more notable.
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Under questioning from GOP counsel Steve Castor — who called Sondland a "trifecta of unreliability" — Sondland said he never heard directly from Trump about any pre-conditions for the military aid or the White House meeting.
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Vettel has failed to finish two of the last three races in Asia, one due to a first lap collision and the other a spark plug problem, and cannot afford any further unreliability on Ferrari's part.
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Doctors Without Borders said in a statement said that European governments focus their efforts on "propping up the Libyan JRCC (joint rescue cooperation center)" but that the two rescues Friday underlined the unreliability of the system.
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They're consistent, removing the unreliability of streaming music; they're tangible and collectible, without being awkward to store and move like vinyl; and they remind me of the time in my life when I first discovered music.
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Opposition groups have harshly criticised a new system with electronic voting machines, which they say are more vulnerable to vote-rigging than paper and ink and could be compromised by the unreliability of Congo's power supply.
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Writers and localizers massaged this familiar story—a Princess, a Hero, an Adversary—until it was something uncanny and unsettling, a story about the failure of a prophecy, hubris, and—seriously—the unreliability of drone warfare.
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These moves are a direct response to the Trump administration's unreliability and unpredictability, and they are a clear sign that the administration's trade policy priorities — renegotiating deals and punishing violations — are not working out as expected.
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CENCO also questioned the use of a new electronic voting system, which the opposition says is more vulnerable to vote-rigging than paper and ink and could be compromised by the unreliability of Congo's power supply.
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What might be a rational goal of such a research project—to identify forms of interrogation that would not require the slow and brutal uncertainties of torture, or the unreliability of sexual bribes—was never seriously pursued.
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A Reuters analysis of death certificates from 2003 to 2014 identified more than 20,000 deaths linked to the infections in California, the most of any state – and probably an undercount, given the unreliability of death certificate data.
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A statement from the country's information ministry accused Mnangagwa of "disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability," sending him into hiding amid reports he was attempting to build a coalition to take on Grace Mugabe in the next election.
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Trump's unreliability as a negotiator In Monday's press conference, a reporter with The Daily Caller, a conservative media website, tried to nail Trump down on what, specifically, he would be asking for to keep the government open.
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A Reuters analysis of death certificates from 2003 to 2014 identified more than 20,000 deaths linked to the infections in California, the most of any state - and probably an undercount, given the unreliability of death certificate data.
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It told judges that in criminal cases where the identifying witness and defendant appear to be of different races, the defense is entitled to have the jurors told about the unreliability of cross-witness identification if requested.
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After 12 years with Renault in a partnership that yielded four drivers' and constructors' titles but ultimately ended with Red Bull's criticizing Renault about its lack of performance and unreliability, the team will be powered by Honda.
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Research published last year by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) highlighted the unreliability of renewable sources of energy, recommending a mix between renewables and "fast-reacting fossil technologies" as the best way governments can move forward.
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But the context provided by the New York Times journalists Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Michael D. Shear in their exquisitely reported "Border Wars" reveals the shattering horror of the moment, the mercurial unreliability and instability of the president.
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Only his poor aim and the unreliability of his home-made firearms had saved from injury nine other people he fired upon during his half-hour rampage, federal prosecutors said at their headquarters in the city of Karlsruhe.
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Because of your track record of withdrawing from agreements like the Paris Climate Accord and Iran nuclear deal, Putin will probably view a unilateral withdrawal as something he can leverage to showcase the unreliability of the United States.
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But while cautiously optimistic, lawmakers cite everything from the Taliban's unreliability to what Democrats describe as Trump's own capriciousness as remaining hurdles to a deal that would allow U.S. troops to withdraw from the 19-year-old war.
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Instead of fixing the many issues around Skype's notification and sync unreliability, Microsoft has painted over the obvious problems with new features that let you use emoji in video calls and a Highlight option that's very similar to Snapchat.
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And TV networks have not shown any reluctance to book Giuliani, despite his unreliability, because of his rock-solid resume and the lack of any Trump surrogates willing to appear on a cable network that is not Fox News.
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However, according to the American Psychological Association, "most psychologists and other scientists agree that there is little basis for the validity of polygraph tests," and courts "have repeatedly rejected the use of polygraph evidence because of its inherent unreliability."
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My own friends and colleagues are, of course, far, far too drenched in integrity and follow-through ever to exhibit even the tiniest glimmer of unreliability or waffling, so I created an email account for someone I called Tania.
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Yet the report stops short of making the most obvious recommendations to address this challenge—eliminating the subsidies and forcing renewable energy generators to pay for the costs they impose on the grid because of their intermittency and unreliability.
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But the unreliability of connections, the picture and sound hiccups, and the lingering uncertainty about whether it will be available — and if so, for how much longer — make it much more difficult to form this sort of lasting connection.
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This is because of the fundamental unreliability of such generation, which means that conventional backup capacity must be cycled up and down, depending upon whether the renewable power is available at a given moment, so as to preserve system reliability.
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Michael O'Keefe, 24, a carpenter from Harriman, N.Y., who was among the masses idling at Hoboken Station, said responsibility for the problems plaguing New Jersey Transit, from its unreliability to its antiquated equipment, stops at the governor's office in Trenton.
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At least some Taliban commanders who had been prepared to give talks the benefit of the doubt now discreetly reproach their envoys for wagering too much on the United States and failing to consider what they now see as American unreliability.
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In June, a judge vacated Syed's murder conviction and life sentence and granted him a new trial – not on Chapman's testimony, but on grounds having to do with the unreliability of cell phone tower data, which was cited as evidence at trial.
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" For Lawrence Owonikoko, an African-American Software engineer in Arlington, "Trump is not fit to be President of United States for tons of reasons-his temperament, lack of experience, sexual misconduct, racism, unreliability, impulsiveness, disrespect for women and lack of knowledge on policies.
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Instead, Mr. Jackson focused on Mr. Hyers's criminal history; the dangers faced by guards in a maximum- security prison housing murderers, rapists and pedophiles; the unreliability of an inmate witness who kept changing his story; and Officer Thomas's fear of being spit on.
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Although there would be a secondary effect, since this is in the news, among other partners about the unreliability — or at least the hazards involved — in sharing information with the United States, if any of that information gets to the White House.
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Nothing shows the unreliability of first-day signals more than the routs that accompanied victories by Obama, whose election in the midst of the 303 financial crisis preceded a two-day plunge in which more than $2 trillion of global share value was erased.
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"Put simply, California's costly 'administration of the death penalty' likely embodies three fundamental defects about which I have previously written: '(1) serious unreliability, (2) arbitrariness in application, and (3) unconscionably long delays that undermine the death penalty's penological purpose,' " Breyer wrote in the order Monday.
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" Asked how much time Frazier might miss, Mets Manager Mickey Callaway answered in a way that captured the unreliability of the season: "We've seen what's happened with some of our D.L. stints this year, and it's hard to guess how long they're going to be.
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It even speculated that willingness to accept defeat in Vietnam might improve the reputation of the United States with its NATO allies, who might view Washington's willingness to cut its losses in a region of secondary importance as a sign of maturity rather than unreliability.
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An unconscious naked man, R Cooper, 1912, credit - Wellcome Library The unreliability of the human mind and our memories is touched on in A. R. Hopwood's False Memory Archive, which features, among other things, submitted false memories by people that they were convinced were true.
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Summing up Trump's attacks, Brown University sociologist Robert Brulle, an expert on climate science denial rhetoric, said it "sounds like a garbled version of the 'unreliability and intermittent nature of wind power' talking points," taken from fossil fuel industries and other economic opponents of renewable energy.
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Diminishing returns is too hard a term, but there's no doubt that Telltale Games's once-consistent brand of narrative-focused interactive experiences—look, it's hard to just write "games" again, right after the word is in the studio's name—has been suffering from some unreliability of late.
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Turkey's unreliability was "proven during the George W. Bush administration when Turkey refused to allow the United States to use bases in Turkey to open a northern front against the Saddam Hussein dictatorship," as stated in the American Hellenic Institute's 2628 policy statements on Greek American Issues.
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"I caution the idea that [Democrats] can work just with the White House, not because of unreliability, but just because the Senate cares a lot about this," Brendan Buck, a partner at Blue Engine Media, who had advised former House Speaker Paul Ryan, previously told Vox.
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SEHGAL I'll admit a partiality to books that reflect on the oddness of the exercise — the artifice of memoir, the unreliability of memory, the coercive tidiness of narrative (perhaps this is why I'm drawn to memoirs by critics: Vivian Gornick, Margo Jefferson, Anatole Broyard, Clive James).
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Waters's use of these tropes is very on-the-nose: the unreliability of her narrator, staid country doctor Dr. Faraday (played in the film with rigid calculation by Domhnall Gleeson), announces itself from the first page, and the layers of psychosexual tension and frustration between her characters are thick.
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I can't say I'm in love with it, and I'd have preferred to see an always-on display option (update: it's in there, just buried in the privacy & security options), but the mere fact that EMUI doesn't upset me with its weirdness or unreliability is a major step forward for Huawei.
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Her reflections on traumatic inheritance, on the unreliability and loss of memory, on the paucity of language for the crimes of the 20th century are often overwrought; she needlessly strains to underscore the gravity of her subject when in fact the history, riddled with ambiguities and cruel ironies, speaks for itself.
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But the unreliability of King and Mother soon becomes unignorable; we learn from Grace that every year the family holds a lottery in which a member draws an iron marker assigning another member to be his or her "loved-most"—and, since there are five of them, one person always gets left out.
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As I used it I felt like I was only ever going to use it for a handful of tasks in which it had proven itself, like identifying flowers, but would be hesitant to try it on many other things when I might just be frustrated by some unknown incapability or unreliability.
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The unreliability of memory; the ways we talk to ourselves and to each other; how we can act as detectives in our own lives, combing the past for clues; how places can seem clearer from afar than when we are there — all these themes are touched on in Savas's spare, disarmingly simple prose.
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The attorney for Lee— the inmate scheduled to be put to death first under the new procedure and who has been on death row since 1999 — argued that "executing (Lee) would be a grave injustice" given the "unreliability of the evidence" and that "his indisputably more culpable" co-defendant, Chevie Kehoe, received a life sentence.
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They have been vocally furious with American unreliability ever since 2013, when President Barack Obama decided to ignore his own red line and call off bombing strikes on Syria in response to the regime's use of chemical weapons — a decision passed on to Paris just as French war planes were preparing to join the United States in the strikes.
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In the eleven stories of Anna Noyes's artful debut collection, "Goodnight, Beautiful Women," women and girls, living in a coastal New England environment of some harshness, confront the bleak realities of their lives: the unreliability of those they love and depend on, the hurt and confusion of sexual molestation, the desperation of poverty, the sorrow of loss.
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Even before an exhibition loss to Australia last month and a near-loss to Turkey in first-round pool play, Popovich knew that the unreliability of his power players, his lack of depth and a backcourt pairing of Kemba Walker and Donovan Mitchell, who embraced the challenge of leading this group but clashed stylistically, could be problems.
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Why it matters: Trump's antagonism toward Europe, and his immense unpopularity there, would seem to offer Macron the ideal foil as he seeks to shepherd the EU into a new consensus that security threats from the likes of Russia, economic competition with giants like China and the unreliability of the U.S. necessitate a strong, unified Europe that can throw its collective weight around.
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But like everything else in "Run Me to Earth," simple explanations give way to deep nuance, and the single, obvious threat of American bombs is replaced by a more complex set of dangers that imperil the three friends' safety: the unreliability of allies, the specter of betrayal and, above all, a past that continues to entangle them, confusing their sense of the future.
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The bourgeoisie of that era talked about the unreliability of hired help with the same willed petulance that we reserve today for conversations about how it takes three remotes to turn on our TV. Indeed, in today's world, it seems as if you'd be less likely to hear about a domestic walking out than you would someone falling in love with his virtual assistant.
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But like Roh, Moon worries greatly about the threat of American military action against the North, and shares the public perception of American unreliability, fueled by President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's careening tweets.
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Journalists invested in the alleged mystery around Knox's guilt or innocence continued to insist upon "the elusiveness of the truth" even years after many new details about the case had come out — like the falseness of the DNA evidence on which the prosecution had pinned its investigation, and the unreliability of the one witness (a heroin addict who'd been high the night of the murder) who had vaguely placed Knox and Sollecito at the crime scene.
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