Only 16% of them specifically said they would be unsatisfied with Buttigieg as the nominee, compared to the 27% of Buttigieg fans who would be unsatisfied with Bernie.
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"I was unsatisfied," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut.
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Otherwise, you might find yourself bored and unsatisfied in retirement.
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They're unsatisfied with all others but forbidden to remain together.
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For a number of reasons, Democrats are coming away unsatisfied.
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Unsatisfied with the answer, Rogers told Bolden to open earlier.
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Unsatisfied, he moved to Denver and mined Craigslist for work.
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Most of us carry burdens to our graves, unrelieved, unsatisfied.
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However, at times the especially short stories left me unsatisfied.
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Still, he appears unsatisfied, though presumably not with the crowd.
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I walked off deeply unsatisfied for not having an answer.
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Unsatisfied users could bail for a competitor at any time.
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It's unclear why the buyer was seemingly unsatisfied with their purchase.
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Sixty-eight percent of independents were also unsatisfied with his leadership.
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There's only one person unsatisfied with their offer, and that's Taylor.
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Finding herself unsatisfied after doing everything "right" — job, family, house, etc.
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Lee is unsatisfied with the version of a proposal by Sen.
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Unsatisfied with the available options, Jake decided to engineer his own.
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That could leave some residents of Baltimore unsatisfied, said the Rev.
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And Mr. Parker's Facebook post on the topic left many unsatisfied.
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Durbin, unsatisfied with Nielsen's answer, asked her the same question again.
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Frequently, people who report harassment are left unsatisfied with the response.
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"I'm unsatisfied as a Venezuelan citizen, it's not fair," said Gonzalez.
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At the end of my first slice, I still felt unsatisfied.
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The plaintiffs in this case, however, are unsatisfied with their victory.
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But "we are very unsatisfied" with the Army Corps, he added.
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Pollsters found Nevada voters are largely unsatisfied with Clinton and Trump.
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Wicked King is pleasingly unapologetic in its portrait of unsatisfied ambition.
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"I'm very unsatisfied with the outcome of the election," Merkel told reporters.
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Do they stay away because they are happy, or are they unsatisfied?
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Sadly, I have no cash and my craving has to go unsatisfied.
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More than a decade later, Star is still unsatisfied with the ending.
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Analysts seemed unsatisfied with explanations from Chavez and outgoing CFO Harvey Schwartz.
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Trump made it clear he was unsatisfied with the pace of declassification.
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We're hard-wired to pursue pleasure, and that leaves us perpetually unsatisfied.
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The Chinese consumer has huge unsatisfied demand for these particular Western goods.
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If unsatisfied, Mr. Mueller could try to subpoena the president to testify.
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Ms. Hill told our reporter she was deeply unsatisfied with the call.
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But Mr. Trump appears unsatisfied with limiting his overtures to private diplomacy.
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Democrats left a briefing Wednesday afternoon from key administration officials deeply unsatisfied.
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There wasn't always a recourse if they were unsatisfied with the driver.
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No doubt some senior Russian officials and businessmen are unsatisfied with Putin, but they're not so unsatisfied that they will cooperate with the U.S., EU or NATO in unhorsing him, especially given our chronic inability to keep a secret.
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Mike Lee is unsatisfied with the version of a proposal by Texas Sen.
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Unsatisfied with this clearly bullshit answer, Ford puts the host into analysis mode.
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They have incredible buying power for shipping customers, and yet they're also unsatisfied.
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Immigration advocates have long been unsatisfied with Trump's focus on removing "bad" people.
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Photo: Joe Scarnici (Getty)Unsatisfied with the sharpness in your new QHD monitor?
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Repressing this natural urge since childhood has left Lazy Mom frustrated and unsatisfied.
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Both sides appealed that ruling, which left the nonprofits and the government unsatisfied.
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From an angry employee, perhaps, or a jilted lover or an unsatisfied sponsor.
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The female officer unsatisfied with her answers cut off half of her toenail.
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Democrats remained unsatisfied with Acosta's explanation of his role in the Epstein case.
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And I think you have a population that feels unsatisfied with the results.
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That's bested only by Buttigieg, who's unsatisfied percentage is even lower at 13.9%.
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Or it could mean starting an affair because you're unsatisfied with your career.
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Unsatisfied with the school's response, parents called for the removal of the teacher.
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Expect partisans opposed to the president to be monumentally unsatisfied with this outcome.
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"Save it Bri, I already knew," the response reads, which leaves Dejesus unsatisfied.
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The men who join their operations are similarly unsatisfied with who they've become.
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I was quite perplexed and frankly really unhappy and unsatisfied with the experience.
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The report's suggestion for those who are currently unsatisfied with where they live?
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The decree was signed off by a federal judge, but Sessions was unsatisfied.
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SpringOwl Asset Management, whose investors have been critical of Yahoo's management, was clearly unsatisfied.
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So right now, Buttigieg is appealing to Democratic voters unsatisfied with the other choices.
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Some e-retailers, unsatisfied with Amazon's measures, have taken matters into their own hands.
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Clearly there are many grounds for being unsatisfied with life during the middle years.
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Poll after poll has shown voters were unsatisfied and willing to consider another option.
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If you're unsatisfied with your sex life, dreams about cheating could be a symptom.
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"I'm very unsatisfied with the outcome of the election," Merkel told reporters in Hangzhou.
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Those who reported harassment were overwhelmingly unsatisfied with how their companies handled the situation.
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One woman wonders if she's crazy for being unsatisfied with 80% of a haircut.
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For those unsatisfied with avocado costs, consider taking Oprah's lead and growing your own.
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Eve is unsatisfied by her boring desk job and fantasizes about being a spy.
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Either way, I got a general sense at the conference that employers were unsatisfied.
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He nonetheless noted that Americans remain unsatisfied with several income issues Congress is ignoring.
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"Did you wake up this morning?" he asked, apparently unsatisfied with my earlier affirmation.
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Unsatisfied with their responses, she filed a formal complaint with the university in May.
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Many protesters, who have called on her to resign, were unsatisfied with her apology.
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But the protesters remain unsatisfied, demanding the bill be withdrawn entirely and that Mrs.
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Unsatisfied with their options, Paramount and Roddenberry finally opted to circumvent the networks entirely.
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But Ms. Hill says the call from Mr. Biden left her feeling deeply unsatisfied.
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" Darwin himself, Dr. Hill said, "was completely unsatisfied with his work on sexual selection.
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But if his latest lyrics are any indication, his appetite for outrage remains unsatisfied.
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Yet his ending is also ambiguous enough that it may leave some readers unsatisfied.
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Ms. Ahmad said the politicians had expressed disappointment and shock, but she was unsatisfied.
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If I had to summarize my sex life, right now I'd probably say unsatisfied.
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When the daters are only on their second matches, one unsatisfied customer stormed out.
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We're talking about consensual experiences that have left us feeling unsatisfied and taken advantage of.
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I eat more now than I did before, and I never feel hungry or unsatisfied.
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The International Olympic Committee and Rio officials plan to replace medals for any unsatisfied Olympian.
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I feel like a bottomless pit today and leave unsatisfied after I finish my lunch.
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Still unsatisfied after he orgasms, she turns on her side to finish the job herself.
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"This is all the information you had in Cleveland," Beck said, unsatisfied by Cruz's answers.
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Despite the lengthy report, there are numerous survivors who remain unsatisfied with the school's response.
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She has declined to formally withdraw it from the legislative process, though, leaving protesters unsatisfied.
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Unsatisfied, she turned to prison rights advocate Cory Session with the Innocence Project of Texas.
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It's an anxious and inward and unsatisfied time, a time of forgetting and falling down.
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Protesters said they were unsatisfied and pledged to continue demonstrating, according to the Associated Press.
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Now, Harris' net satisfaction is down to +16 points, with 40% satisfied and 24% unsatisfied.
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Unsatisfied with his other option in the race, Hanson thought the district deserved more choices.
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Americans should be unsatisfied with anything that falls short of a thorough and complete investigation.
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They indicated they were unsatisfied, listing off various remaining ties between Amazon and fossil fuels.
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If you read "Still Here" looking for tidy conclusions or happy endings, you'll be unsatisfied.
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The Associated Press's Matt Lee was unsatisfied with the answer and fired back at Trudeau.
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The Death & Life of John F. Donovan Rated R for unsatisfied men and unhappy women.
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Djokovic has been described by his coach, Marian Vajda, as being unsatisfied with keeping still.
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Parnas said Trump's team was unsatisfied, however, that it was not explicitly centered on Biden.
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A lot of people are also unsatisfied with the increasingly corrupt political and justice scene.
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But according to people familiar with the discussion, the two banks left the meeting unsatisfied.
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Mobilization occurs at a massive scale when residents are deeply unsatisfied with their public institutions.
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Unsatisfied with a safe House seat, he set off on a long-shot Senate bid.
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Unsatisfied with the state of the research, RAND tried to find other sources for answers.
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Corker and Flake still appear unsatisfied with the plan's projected increase to the federal deficit.
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Unsatisfied with their response, Dukes shared his account on Facebook, sparking widespread outrage that continues today.
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I've been doing much of the same for the last few days and start feeling unsatisfied.
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This approach assumes that the consumer is fickle, easily distractible, and unsatisfied with merely incremental improvements.
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About President Trump specifically, half are unsatisfied, a quarter is satisfied and a quarter is neutral.
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Whatever the SEC does get done this year could leave Wall Street and regulatory advocates unsatisfied.
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Trump was unsatisfied with the language his advisers had prepared for a speech later that morning.
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I love him more than anything, but I still can't shake the feeling of being unsatisfied.
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Unsatisfied by the production of just one gruesome video, Aalborg researchers plan to raise the stakes.
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Still unsatisfied, that batch led to the next, and that to the next, and so on.
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Unfortunately, no matter the location, a majority of women were unsatisfied by their one night stands.
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Only 6% of his supporters reported they were unsatisfied with the president, and 21% remained neutral.
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Yet people are still unsatisfied, and Runciman sees no plausible way to restore their lost faith.
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But Times readers hoping for some accountability journalism on Trump back then may have felt unsatisfied.
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Mario: I'm unsatisfied with most of the parties and want to take a jab at them.
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The art, however, is what struck me in my post- Yooka-Laylee fugue of unsatisfied nostalgia.
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And now, most Democrats are still unsatisfied while Republicans seem to be appeased by his order.
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"1-800-USA-RAIL!" the lone (and very busy) dining attendant quipped to an unsatisfied passenger.
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They said they were unsatisfied by the partial closings, and many continued to strike on Tuesday.
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Unsatisfied with that, he single-handedly captured 93 German soldiers, also slumbering in a nearby barracks.
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And when he was unsatisfied with the "Don Giovanni," he persuaded the label to rerecord it.
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"The necessity that was at the root of this proposed law sadly remains unsatisfied," Manconi said.
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The box set reveals that Dylan was right to be unsatisfied with the New York sessions.
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People expecting a meaty exploration of genius as a concept, however, will most likely come away unsatisfied.
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Electrophysiological recordings and the other traditional tools for addressing such questions left the mathematically inclined scientist unsatisfied.
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Still, Sheldon was deeply unsatisfied with the limits on what women could achieve in almost every profession.
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The mothers who try to combine work and child-rearing are often left unsatisfied by the experience.
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But perhaps this is why experiencing Louise's death online has left me feeling so empty and unsatisfied.
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The University of Houston poll indicates that this year Texas voters are equally unsatisfied with both candidates.
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"Maybe he didn't do a good job and I was unsatisfied with his work," Trump, predictably, answered.
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But Lee, writing at the Resurgent, said he was unsatisfied with the way the proposal was structured.
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That might be just, financially, but resolving it like this would also leave both bands' fans unsatisfied.
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Anyone unsatisfied with the currently available 1,851 emoji is about to get a slew of new options.
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"At the end, it became a conventional romantic comedy," he said, seemingly unsatisfied with the final result.
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The story was the latest in a series of reports that Tillerson is unsatisfied in his post.
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The European Union remains unsatisfied after the White House's move to extend a decision on metal tariffs.
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Nonetheless, Americans are still about as unsatisfied with health care costs today as they were in 2008.
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But unsatisfied with the state of negotiations that may have provided a permanent waiver from the tariffs.
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TV last month, Trump suggested he was unsatisfied with Sessions's actions on border security and other issues.
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When cool air emboldens even as it chills, and dead brown leaves scrape unsatisfied across suburban sidewalks.
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But Ms. Hill told The New York Times last month that she was unsatisfied with his message.
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Unsatisfied with their responses, she filed a formal complaint with the university in May of this year.
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Two percent of prime-aged men earning over $50,000 report that they are unsatisfied with their lives.
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You may be surprised to learn how common work behaviors actually make you unproductive, stressed, and unsatisfied.
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Other times, it means a generous returns/discount program if a customer is unsatisfied with their mattress.
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"I walk away unsatisfied on the key questions that I went into this briefing with," said Sen.
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"This is an effective way of increasing sales and having fewer unsatisfied customers," they tell TechCrunch. Yodel.
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But some parents were unsatisfied, and with the start of a new school year, protests began again.
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About half of Obamacare enrollees say that they're unsatisfied with the high costs of premiums and deductibles.
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Only then, more than a year later, were there consequences — but they still left many frustrated and unsatisfied.
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If you're feeling somewhat unsatisfied, your relationship might not be the culprit — or at least the only culprit.
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Feeling unsatisfied with my 223andMe results, I decided to submit my spit to Ancestry about a month ago.
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There is one downside to all this: You may come away feeling unsatisfied with your own feline friend.
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The investigation left many who followed the case unsatisfied, and unanswered questions surround a man named Terry Norman.
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The final episode of "Game of Thrones" seems likely to leave millions of fans feeling unsatisfied and angry.
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Feeling unsatisfied at work can be part of a normal professional cycle, especially in the beginning, Blake says.
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Rickman plays Alexander Dane, a celebrated classical actor turned unsatisfied sci-fi TV star in this cult comedy.
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I could argue that I always settled for the wrong partners, which left me feeling unsatisfied and unhappy.
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Trump indicated in a series of tweets on Monday and Tuesday that he is unsatisfied with the proposal.
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Goop has had to reimburse unsatisfied customers who bought the egg, and pay $145,000 in civil penalties since.
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House Speaker Tim Moore said the new state law protected bathroom safety, but some social conservatives were unsatisfied.
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" She was unsatisfied with her acting career, she said, despite her role on the successful television series "Smallville.
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The only people who may leave feeling unsatisfied are gamers when they notice the lack of ethernet support.
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He takes things into his own hands, suspicious of those around him and increasingly unsatisfied with Vick's investigation.
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Like many of them, I felt unsatisfied with the story; it just didn't feel like a closed case.
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That is why Donald Trump is our president today, is because Americans have been unsatisfied with the answer.
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"I don't believe so," she said, in response to a question asking if Trump was unsatisfied with Wray.
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The other part of the problem is that voters are not that unsatisfied with their member of Congress.
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We're both left a little unsatisfied by the ending and stay up discussing it while cleaning up the kitchen.
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During a planetary backspin, we can bring growth to areas where we are unsatisfied — relationships, sex, money, and work.
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Hill told the Times that the call left her unsatisfied and that she could not support his presidential bid.
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She eventually called for a multi-year transition period that left voters on both sides of the question unsatisfied.
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Mr Trump insists that he will walk from the table if unsatisfied, and continue his policy of maximum pressure.
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Unsatisfied with the distance between the puma and the skunk, it continues to chase it off into the brush.
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And the proportion who would be unsatisfied has more than doubled from 03% in December to 20% this month.
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He pulled up in his first car, carefully parking it, repeatedly unsatisfied, pulling it back out and starting again.
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"I love multi-protagonist movies, and I saw it as a film, but ultimately I was unsatisfied," Simien said.
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Trump's initial response on Saturday, in which he acknowledged there were "many sides," left many of us feeling unsatisfied.
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In a letter sent this week and released Friday, the Democratic congresswoman signaled she was unsatisfied by his response.
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" But she said his efforts fell short of a true apology, and she "left the conversation feeling deeply unsatisfied.
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Warren was courted by liberals unsatisfied with Hillary Clinton's 20043 candidacy to make a late entrance into the race.
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Unsatisfied with the paper's explanation, some angry critics who questioned its intentions started digging into Calvin's social-media accounts.
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But Sanders' words left Bhojwani, the moderators -- and, by the sound of it, many in the audience -- feeling unsatisfied.
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Often times, talking about the day's struggles with make the partner sad, with both ending up frustrated and unsatisfied.
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In fact, about 60 percent of US workers polled earlier this year said they are unsatisfied with their jobs.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Democrats walked away unsatisfied with his answers, suggesting he faces a precarious path to confirmation.
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My father, unsatisfied with the justice system, drove me around our neighborhood looking for the guy who did it.
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Importantly, these investors are generally unsatisfied with the comparability and quality of the sustainability information being provided to them.
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But students were unsatisfied, some began crying and demanding answers of why police were on their campus at all.
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But Ms. Hill said she left the conversation feeling unsatisfied and declined to characterize his words as an apology.
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Other polls have found that they are not just unhappy or unsatisfied with his administration, but that they are angry.
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The former Trump rival stressed the importance of "moral clarity" in US foreign policy and was unsatisfied with Tillerson's answers.
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Kennedy was unsatisfied with just litigating business matters, and threw her bedazzled cowgirl hat into the ring of political activism.
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Unsatisfied with his choices in the Arab world, he moved his wife and daughter with him to the United States.
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Just think about it: In every BFF pairing the world over, one of the women is unsatisfied with her life.
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Being so unsure, unsettled and unsatisfied, three-minute intervals of requited brutality became a state of grace—free from sin.
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Unsatisfied with the death toll, the jets tracked the ambulances carrying the wounded to another field hospital three miles north.
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The Information reported Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was unsatisfied with the credit Facebook was getting for owning Instagram and WhatsApp.
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TV and the HarrisX polling company, found that 10 percent of respondents were employed, but were unsatisfied with their job.
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Most relevant here, we also ask people which candidates they would be unsatisfied with, in the event they became nominee.
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Democrats were equally unsatisfied with the second report, saying the methodology is opaque and a cost assessment is still missing.
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As I drift over, watching monks and white-jacketed officials mourn their beloved monarch, I'm still unsatisfied with my answers.
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I was getting all these huge jobs and making six figures at 23 years old, but I was always unsatisfied.
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If the original article pissed you off and you've been waiting for a convincing rebuttal, I've probably left you unsatisfied.
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But senators on the panel were left unsatisfied, with some suggesting it was time for the full Senate to act.
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During Tillerson's January confirmation hearings, senators grilled him about both Russia and climate, with Democrats clearly unsatisfied by his answers.
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But while the accounts can be sublime, at least to a scoop-hungry reporter, they can also leave one unsatisfied.
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She is a valued member of her Judaea community, but she has an unsatisfied spiritual yearning that others find alienating.
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Some of Ms. Sanders's colleagues said they were impressed with her longevity working for a mercurial and perennially unsatisfied president.
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Two members voted not to convict Ramos, apparently unsatisfied that the prosecution had proven its case beyond a reasonable doubt.
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"Formally, things have to become other things, or else I feel unsatisfied and/or like a con man," he said.
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He's a free-solo climber of pop entertainment, unsatisfied unless he's staring down the possibility of a thousand-foot plummet.
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Monica had taken whatever was blocked or unsatisfied in her relationship with her husband and transferred it to her son.
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William C. Westmoreland, back in Saigon, was unsatisfied with the effort the Marines were putting into making the barrier work.
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Like a man unsatisfied with a photograph of himself, Liu balled up his hands and placed them on his hips.
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Unresolved feelings and unsatisfied ambitions animate "A Woman, a Part," Elisabeth Subrin's sophisticated take on female friendship and professional frustration.
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The asset cap has remained in place longer than anticipated because the Fed is unsatisfied with Wells Fargo's fixes. 'Mr.
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But Lee, writing at the Resurgent, said he was unsatisfied with the proposal as it was written in the bill.
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As the mother of a gay child, she was unsatisfied with the way the LGBTQ+ community was being portrayed on screen.
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Some of the employees said they were unsatisfied with the company's response and believed the wrongdoing was not addressed, sources said.
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Unsatisfied with this ruling, the USTA petitioned to have the case reheard "en banc," meaning with all active circuit judges present.
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However, the Japanese yen rose against the dollar as the deal left some investors unsatisfied and buying the safe-haven currency.
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"We remain deeply unsatisfied with the lack of justification provided by the IRS," Coin Center's Peter Van Valkenburgh told The Verge.
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"In comparison with young doctor sin the US, the young in China are extremely unsatisfied with their salaries," Ms Fan said.
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Unsatisfied with this response, I turned to an expert, Captain Ross Aimer, a former commercial pilot and CEO of Aero Consultants.
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Feeling unsatisfied with her script but unwilling to let the subject go, Ms. Taichman went in search of a playwright collaborator.
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Azar said during an event hosted by Axios that Trump was unsatisfied with the initial plan, the Hill's Peter Sullivan reports.
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Ms. Jones, who said she was having her brother's body exhumed to gather more evidence for a civil suit, is unsatisfied.
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It also came days after Nadler, unsatisfied with Barr's accommodations, subpoenaed the Justice Department for Mueller's full report and underlying evidence.
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Meanwhile, the number of Democrats who'd be unsatisfied if Biden were to win the nomination has jumped since early this year.
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During his January confirmation hearings, senators grilled him about both Russia and climate change, with Democrats clearly unsatisfied by his answers.
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Larry David, unsatisfied with how his Saturday Night Live tenure ended, decides to give Saturday Night Live a satisfactory final episode?
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Unsatisfied with the status quo, China is setting up two courts at home to settle cross-border disputes along the BRI.
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Apparently unsatisfied with the message he sent with his first elbow, Pogoy sought out contact again, knocking Goulding to the ground.
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Trump: Maybe he didn't do a good job and I was unsatisfied with his work, which our country should do, too.
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Some viewers might never watch more than a season of the show, but its particular structure means they won't leave unsatisfied.
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But, unsatisfied with his responses, the officer took Dakhil to a small room close but separate from the main immigration hall.
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After which, if you remain unsatisfied, Filmstruck and the Criterion Channel have multiple offerings spanning the world and the 19295th century.
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The actions of the MAF Union seems to have inspired art workers unsatisfied with their job conditions on a local level.
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"He does not submit to any authority and is unsatisfied to be held in a South African prison," the records added.
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"Maybe I've damaged them in some way, that they're unsatisfied with the traditional way of life," he told Newsweek in 2015.
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The eighth and final season of "Game of Thrones" left many fans feeling unsatisfied or upset by how the series ended.
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All are successful in their own ways, but the network is clearly unsatisfied with the scattered results of its growing pains.
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Prince tributes After a Billboard Music Awards tribute to Prince last month that left many fans unsatisfied, BET vowed to do better.
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"We are unsatisfied with the decision and the motivation and we will be appealing," IOC spokesman Mark Adams told reporters on Thursday.
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While men, uninterested in their partner's pleasure, might pound away at an unsatisfied female partner, such a fate would never befall Villanelle.
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In the end, Facebook's solution seems to be a solid compromise that will leave both fact-checkers and free speech absolutists unsatisfied.
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Human rights groups, however, were unsatisfied by the government's disclosed figures, which came in far lower than independent estimates of civilian causalities.
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Allegedly Nolan was unsatisfied with Pantoliano's enunciation of the line "you freak," and the final cut has Nolan overdubbing the line himself.
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Despite such a successful show, the executives leave unsatisfied, and that's because the network has one last "screw you" for the team.
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The complaints show several unsatisfied customers called the course a "scam" and one man claimed it forced him in to personal bankruptcy.
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Initially after the explosion, provincial officials declared a state of emergency in the region, but citizens were unsatisfied with further government response.
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Unsatisfied British customers flocked to Twitter when the brand only released one shade of its new Dream Velvet foundation for darker complexions.
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The most neutral feelings men had about their genitals was with regard to smell: 44 percent reported feeling neither satisfied nor unsatisfied.
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" Unsatisfied with the two available options—"Yes" and "No"—Seeger finally decided to draw and check a third box: "See attached pages.
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The woman who asked Sanders the question, Sayu Bhojwani, the president and founder of New American Leaders, told CNN she was unsatisfied.
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Landlords have little incentive to spend money maintaining buildings because of an abundance of prospective tenants eager to replace unsatisfied exiting renters.
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The public was deeply unsatisfied with former FBI Director James Comey at the time of President Trump's surprise decision to fire him.
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They are a cheap shot, a vulgar display, a pornographic show-all that, like most experiences with pornography, leaves us ultimately unsatisfied.
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Peele once suggested that "Us" is about how we are all our own worst enemies, and indeed, these characters seem awfully unsatisfied.
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Democrats appeared largely unsatisfied, at one point questioning Mr. Mnuchin about whether he was putting his job security before his legal obligations.
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Years present: 1988 to 1996 As a generation, you're unsatisfied with the notion of following tradition, especially if a perspective is dogmatic.
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"If a borrower is unsatisfied with the reconsideration, the borrower also may submit a complaint through the F.S.A. feedback system," she said.
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Unsatisfied with the food choices the grocery store offered for his baby, Grimmer launched Plum Organics, an organic baby food company, in 2007.
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Unsatisfied with Tesla's actions, Walmart requested in May 2018 that the company disconnect all of the solar panel systems, according to the lawsuit.
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The investors asked for proof that the funds had not been misspent; unsatisfied, they hired a forensic auditor to comb through Abraaj's accounts.
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If you're unsatisfied with their products, you can return them within 9563 days of purchase and it will be donated to a charity.
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Some ideologues are still unsatisfied; Steven Calabresi, a Federalist Society co-founder, suggests packing the federal courts with at least 260 new judgeships.
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When he finally took the microphone, he told the unsatisfied crowd that he had to take some time away from the fight game.
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Caputo has also been unsatisfied by the lack of response, both from the committees he testified before as well as from Mueller's team.
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Wasserman Schultz appeared particularly unsatisfied with an explanation from McMahon as to how the Pentagon would move funds between accounts without Congressional oversight.
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But it was a far-right group — unsatisfied with the conservative positions of the event's organizers — that most conspicuously disrupted Mr. Trump's talk.
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Unsatisfied with Young's non-answer, I pushed until he finally offered me at least a hint at what makes ice cream so delectable.
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House Democrats could look into subpoenaing the full report or demand Mueller's testimony if they are unsatisfied with what they receive from Barr.
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I wrote a piece on all this in July, and though the debate left me distinctly unsatisfied, I planned to drop it there.
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Unsatisfied and looking for something more concrete, I moved on to one of the many other sites offering psychic chat services, including BestAmericanPsychics.
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Your boss or coworkers might well believe that they've made their needs clear, while you continue to struggle with why they seem unsatisfied.
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They can seek to dismiss a criminal indictment and, if unsatisfied with the ruling, appeal it all the way to the Supreme Court.
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" Unsatisfied with the results, the doctors recruited Surrealist painters to take the drug, in the hope that mescaline would produce an "artificial psychosis.
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Unsatisfied with merely making elections unfair, Orbán and Fidesz have turned the state's power over commerce into an effective tool of social control.
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It's an admirable stance, but one that might leave viewers a bit unsatisfied when they reach the end of the five-episode series.
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"It was likely speaking to the so-called peaceful, rational, non-violent people who were unsatisfied with the governments response before," he said.
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The simplest answer is one that will leave you slightly unsatisfied, but at least with your confidence in comprehending basic physical properties intact.
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But she told The New York Times that the call left her deeply unsatisfied, and that she did not consider it an apology.
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Microsoft thinks employees and managers should have honest conversations about career goalsTelling your manager you&aposre unsatisfied at work is a scary proposition.
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"However Karolina plays, she is almost always unsatisfied with her game, which I think in this situation can be a plus," he said.
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But MacDonald places her in sexual situations that leave her unsatisfied and diminished; Zelda is, by turns, infantilized, duped and very nearly raped.
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On January 29, about 30% of Democratic voters said they would be unsatisfied with the former New York City mayor as the nominee.
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Yet the city has never had more than a handful of Indonesian restaurants, and those that persist leave many in the diaspora unsatisfied.
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For providers, keeping information trapped within a hospital or health system makes it harder for unsatisfied patients to shop around and potentially leave.
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Seven investors who oversee a total of $3.3 billion in Goldman shares have told Reuters they are unsatisfied with management's response so far.
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Apparently unsatisfied with the outcome of Horowitz's review, Barr has pushed forward with a separate investigation into potential misconduct in the Russia investigation.
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Two months later, the committee asked for more information, and then, unsatisfied by the department's response, the committees reiterated their request in December.
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Unsatisfied with the return, Roach stops after the 7th and shows a good example of what it means to be a boxing coach.
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Mr. Trump pronounced himself unsatisfied with the agreement brokered by House and Senate negotiators, and he refused to publicly commit to signing it.
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Several Indigenous groups, however, remain unsatisfied and Mr. Trudeau acknowledged that along with environmental groups, they are expected to continue making legal challenges.
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We know drugs are a cheap way for people unhappy, or unsatisfied, with this reality to escape to a (temporarily) more pleasurable one.
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The idea for the Rev-O-mate device came from illustrator JACO, who was unsatisfied with the devices available in his line of work.
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So last month, unsatisfied with that response, Aslin, Kidd, Cantlon, Newport, three other professors, and Bixby filed their 111-page complaint with the EEOC.
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Corbyn denies he was commemorating the latter individuals, but his muddled explanations in the wake of the controversy left some unsatisfied with his response.
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Google, apparently unsatisfied with the already incredibly long list of short-lived communications solutions that it has produced, is taking one more shot messaging.
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I clung onto every new label I found, hoping that it would be the definitive answer I was seeking, but was always left unsatisfied.
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But I have seen many people, in my extended family and beyond, who are clearly in unhappy, unsatisfied marriages and choose to have children.
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She also told fans that if anyone is unsatisfied with the product they purchased, it can be returned for a full refund and replacement.
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But rather than giving us the traditional arcs and twists we expect for these characters and storylines, Turtles leaves them suspended and/or unsatisfied.
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Unsatisfied, the family took to Facebook and shared his name, his profile and pictures of him and his kids, calling him a sexual predator.
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Even worse, apparently unsatisfied with limiting its debacle to Syria, the administration has implicitly linked the war to other concessions in its foreign policy.
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TV and consumer advertising wants us to be unsatisfied and disconnected from other people so that we look to products to fill that void.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - An Ohio man wanted for drunk driving, unsatisfied with his police mug shot, sent them a photo he felt was more flattering.
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Mr. Kepel calls this the third generation of Islam in France, after a first generation of immigration and a second of unsatisfied political restiveness.
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After drinking two mouthfuls of sludge, I threw the smoothie in the sink and went to work on an empty stomach, unsatisfied and hungry.
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"Bell Canada, for a communications company, you are a failure," Parsons says to the camera, explaining that he is unsatisfied with his internet service.
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I still laugh when I remember a stand-up comic there and a joke he told, in perfectly poor taste, about an unsatisfied wife.
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Both Republicans and Democrats left unsatisfied, some even suspecting that no specific, imminent threat from Iran that would warrant such action exists at all.
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But if you&aposre unsatisfied and afraid that your fantasies disrupt your ideas about gender roles in bed, you need to stop and think.
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Only 4 percent of the small firms surveyed by the National Federation of Independent Business report themselves unsatisfied with loan availability, a historic low.
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An earlier judicial inquiry had faulted the police for a lack of control but did not clear spectators of blame, leaving the families unsatisfied.
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The FDA had proposed banning the ingredients in 2013 unless companies could prove they were safe and effective, but was unsatisfied with the data.
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Wilkins said Stone's family members could still go to Jackson with their objections to the gag order, then appeal if unsatisfied with her ruling.
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CHICAGO — For all of his natural talent and the seemingly endless collection of moves in his arsenal, Patrick Kane remains, in many ways, unsatisfied.
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For all those who like definitive answers and hated "Lost," you'll probably come away unsatisfied when "The Walking Dead" finally eats its last victim.
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And yet many—including those who tolerate the pill without experiencing particularly debilitating side effects—are just a little unsatisfied with their current options.
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And even if the things I did left me unsatisfied, they were always, in the front of my mind, a means to an end.
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McCain, who had expressed skepticism about the Senate repeal-and-replace bill and voted against repeal only, seemed thoroughly unsatisfied with "skinny" repeal as well.
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Protesters appeared unsatisfied by Lam's statement on Saturday in which she expressed "deep sorrow and regret" about the situation, but didn't explicitly apologize for violence.
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It sounds like something straight out of a movie: an unsatisfied bank programmer discovers the perfect scheme for making an ATM spit out free money.
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He was so unsatisfied with how Glickenhaus directed the action scenes, he filmed extra footage to restructure the final scene for The Protector's Chinese print.
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Many victims of the strike in Afghanistan said in interviews that they were unsatisfied with the findings and actions being taken by the United States.
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Having a parent who criticizes a child's weight or talks about his or her own body in an unsatisfied way may also do some damage.
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"I did it so that if she was unsatisfied with the results, everything could just be scrapped and she could remain a woman," he explained.
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"The board was unsatisfied with the execution that was taking place under John Flannery's leadership," CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin said on "Squawk Box, " citing sources.
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"Twitter remains unsatisfied with restrictions on our right to speak more freely about national security requests we may receive," Banker wrote in a blog post.
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After that, the team started sifting through the reviews looking for reliable patterns that would indicate food-borne illness and not just an unsatisfied customer.
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Unsatisfied in both areas, at the urging of his wife, Petersen started making art based on his background and interest in drawing and graphic design.
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Unsatisfied, Chief Justice Roberts said he would "bet there are other organisations active in the area that Google had not contributed to in the past".
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But even in difficult market conditions, sukuk issuers can usually rely on unsatisfied demand from Islamic banks which can only invest in sharia-compliant paper.
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We hope well-intentioned, good faith dialogue with executives and a specific list of issues from unsatisfied coworkers can get us to a better place.
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People throughout my life have asked me what I really am and are unsatisfied when I tell them that I come from strictly English stock.
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"Customers are speaking with their feet, they are moving to new channels ... They are clearly unsatisfied," he added, admitting that "our model is under disruption".
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This makes sense: Watts plays Jean Holloway, a Manhattan therapist who, unsatisfied with her suburban home life, gets a little too involved with her patients.
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To recap: The 1More delivers in the sound department, and I never felt unsatisfied by how the headphones performed on any particular song or genre.
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If you're unsatisfied with the quality of your elected officials, here's your chance to take the matter into your own hands and be the solution.
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Many conservatives were unsatisfied with Republicans' bills to repeal and replace ObamaCare, arguing that they didn't do enough to undo the 2010 health-care law.
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However, if one person in the relationship remained sober while the other drank, couples were more likely to report of an unsatisfied marriage, especially wives.
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Apparently unsatisfied, he deleted it and tried again: Hint, hint: Trump tends to go most aggressively after the media when a big story is incoming.
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Unsatisfied with knowing only how Arizona compared to other states at the three-year mark, I attempted to determine our standing over other time periods.
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McCain, who had expressed apprehension about the Senate repeal-and-replace bill and voted against repeal only, seemed thoroughly unsatisfied with "skinny" repeal as well.
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Nearly half of Democratic voters say they would be unsatisfied with Mike Bloomberg as the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee, according to a new Insider poll.
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It looks at those Democrats who said they&aposve heard of the candidate, and then if that respondent were satisfied as nominee, unsatisfied or neither.
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In the end, Trump was unsatisfied with the early contours of the agreement, which included a demand to cut China's trade surplus by $200 billion.
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But European leaders were unsatisfied, arguing that the companies have been slow to review and take down hateful posts, and they pressed for more action.
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I felt unsatisfied and unfulfilled at the end of each day, and I couldn't see what opportunities the job would lead to down the line.
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Although I think the ratio of meat-to-toppings was best in the slider, I found myself feeling a bit unsatisfied with the smaller sandwich.
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This is a euphemism for students whose families did not participate at the appropriate times in the application process, or were unsatisfied with their initial assignment.
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But I was also unsatisfied: I had wanted to see the justice system working at the highest level, with impressive prosecutors and defenders battling it out.
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An initial presentation of their internal investigation May 14 left Kyle Plush&aposs family and others unsatisfied, and the city council told police to return Tuesday.
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While he pleaded guilty to child pornography charges earlier this year, many of his alleged victims say they are unsatisfied with how USA Gymnastics handled things.
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The whistleblower reportedly turned to the House panel only after a colleague brought vague concerns to the CIA's top lawyer, and became unsatisfied with that path.
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However, the parent of Gap, Banana Republic and Old Navy gave lower than expected full-year guidance, saying it's still unsatisfied with the pace of improvement.
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Still, the Dulce de Leche is a beautiful option who anyone who's unsatisfied with the frightening level of sugar already present in cheesecake and needs more.
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Macy was among the first to print the price of goods in newspaper advertisements and offer money-back guarantees if customers were unsatisfied with their purchases.
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It was predictable and brief, and if viewers worried about climate change were looking to learn something about either candidate's stance, they probably came away unsatisfied.
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Unsatisfied with the blatant waste of a perfectly good caravan, Douglas and Burns set about breathing fresh life into the vessel's mouldy and slightly-rotten framework.
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A poll from the fall among likely Democratic Iowa caucusgoers found that 94% were unsatisfied or "mad as hell" about the amount of money in politics.
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On the other, it also seems like a recipe—no stupid puns intended—for moderately unsatisfied customers, frustrated restaurant owners, and some not-great entrees. Yandex.
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In 1503, he was working at the coffee shop on IBM's campus in Raleigh, North Carolina, but was unsatisfied with the direction his career was going.
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A testy exchange: Wasserman Schultz appeared particularly unsatisfied with an explanation from McMahon as to how the Pentagon would move funds between accounts without Congressional oversight.
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And so each Sunday they chatted with Ali and Mona and the other guests for a few moments of real connection, and went home feeling unsatisfied.
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But if Trump emerges unsatisfied or empty-handed from his meeting with Xi, that could risk escalating a trade war with severe economic and political costs.
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He said that most phones come with dozens of installed apps from a wide variety of companies, and consumers can always download others if they're unsatisfied.
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He also met with student leaders on Wednesday night to discuss their issues, but some of those students said they were left "unsatisfied" by the meeting.
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Of those respondents who had heard of Gabbard, less than 503 percent would be satisfied with her as nominee, while over a third would be unsatisfied.
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And the agency knows of girls who have already been cut being subjected to further mutilation at the insistence of relatives unsatisfied with the initial result.
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Our growing awareness of Miss Brodie's unsatisfied hunger to live larger than she does parallels the gradual disenchantment of her once enraptured coterie of pet pupils.
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Both RA and the 73-test back, the record try scorer in Super Rugby, will have the right to appeal if unsatisfied with the panel's verdict.
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Earlier today, several senators left a briefing on the murder from Secretaries James Mattis and Mike Pompeo unsatisfied and fuming that CIA Director Gina Haspel didn't testify.
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Earlier today, several senators left a briefing on the murder from Secretaries James Mattis and Mike Pompeo unsatisfied, and fuming that CIA Director Gina Haspel didn't testify.
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The bill has since been withdrawn -- one of the protesters' five major demands -- but many remain unsatisfied and have vowed to continue until all demands are met.
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Unsatisfied by her answer, the vet flicks out a baton from an unknowable hiding spot and hits Jessica in the legs, sending her crashing to the ground.
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Matthiesen, the scholar who has written a book about sectarianism in the Gulf, said even if residents are unsatisfied they are unlikely to resist amid growing repression.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) threatened to block President Trump's nominee for deputy secretary of Defense after being unsatisfied with his answers on how to respond to Russian aggression.
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House Democrats have signaled they are prepared for a fight with the Justice Department if they are unsatisfied with what Barr releases about the special counsel's investigation.
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Also, this year's dearth of new sukuk has left unsatisfied demand among Islamic investors, including banks that need high-grade sharia-compliant bonds to meet liquidity standards.
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Unsatisfied with the NTSB's findings about his daughter's plane crash, Joshi conducted an independent investigation, hiring experts who pored over flight records, examined conditions and interviewed witnesses.
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Nearly a decade later he still appeared unsatisfied with the building's appearance, scoffing at the iconic emerald marble on the speaker's rostrum inside the General Assembly hall.
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Apparently unsatisfied with the mobile unit's ability to fix the problem, the Obama administration announced in December that it was launching an investigation into Alabama's DMV closures.
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But the justices were equally unsatisfied with the government's view that an insider always benefited when passing inside information knowing that the recipient will trade on it.
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One thing that is for certain is that there are tens of millions of people who are deeply unsatisfied with the way they get their political news.
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But a few years ago, after sitting with a friend who was dying of cancer, she realized that she was unsatisfied with the American way of death.
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By that point, Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia, unsatisfied with the travel time from Brooklyn's Floyd Bennett Field to Manhattan, had shifted his sights to northern Queens.
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I am still the dominant one in many ways, but I am deeply unsatisfied that we are so unbalanced, materially, even though he never brings it up.
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To reach this level of skill, you have to be unsatisfied with the first thousand photographs you take — the good stuff comes from your second thousand images.
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Carter wrote in his blog that he had been unsatisfied with the response of the leadership committee of church elders to allegations against Hybels when they first broke.
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Unsatisfied with the placeholder name, the researchers, led by Bea Gallardo-Lacourt from the University of Calgary, have proposed the term "skyglow" to describe the previously undocumented phenomenon.
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And when a Senate committee on Thursday asked Gil Kerlikowske, the head of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, if he knew anything about it, Grassley was left unsatisfied.
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Some critics walked away unsatisfied, others had a handful of emotions, and a few felt content with how things wrapped up given the lead up to the end.
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Planning for the walkout began last week after a group of about 200 employees was unsatisfied with the company's response to the story during an all-hands meeting.
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"I'm one of those Americans -- frustrated, anxious and unsatisfied," he tells Talk Asia, from his luxurious new $4.2 billion Macau resort, Wynn Palace, his most expensive venture yet.
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Feeling unsatisfied at work can be part of a normal professional cycle for those who seek a fulfilling job that makes an impact on the world, she says.
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However, the parent of Gap, Banana Republic, and Old Navy gave lower-than-expected full-year guidance and said it was still unsatisfied with the pace of improvement.
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And now he's on campuses again, trying to rally young black voters — like Keke and her friend, who, unsatisfied with the woman's pitch went to find Gillum himself.
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She went on to state that Twitter continues to be unsatisfied with the FBI process that restricts them from being transparent with users about the requests they receive.
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You'll spend more time smoothly scrolling the feed or watching clips that truly interest you than rapidly popping in and out of the media viewer, confused or unsatisfied.
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She would then, after six months, call a referendum on France's future in the EU, recommending a 'Frexit' should she be unsatisfied with the outcome of the talks.
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And, it's good enough for most patients—only 1 to 4 percent were unsatisfied with their vision after the procedure, according to a recent study in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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Franz in Munich is apparently unsatisfied with the quality of coffee there, and will pay you $15 to bring him a box of San Francisco's Blue Bottle beans.
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In the absence of consensus as to what constitutes a "perfect" bill, the two options are compromise, which leaves everyone at least a little unsatisfied, or holding out.
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With everyone unsatisfied, the question is what happens next: Was this a "one and done" insurance-like rate cut, or a more dovish decision that's just the beginning?
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While Democratic opposition to some aspects is expected, Republican lawmakers were reportedly unsatisfied with some of Kushner's answers during a presentation of the proposal earlier this week. Sen.
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Tim Heim, whose basement walls have cracked and are getting worse, said the report's focus on the science of iron sulfide minerals, among other analyses, left homeowners unsatisfied.
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Unsatisfied with that punishment alone, they have turned their sights on Koskinen, a longtime public servant who was not even at the IRS when the original problems occurred.
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While 27% of likely Democratic voters would be unsatisfied with a Biden nomination, 21% would be dissatisfied with a Sanders win, and 15% would be dissatisfied with Warren.
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Sometimes, customers even revoke tips -- something Instacart allows customers to do up to three days after an order -- when unsatisfied with their orders, the workers told CNN Business.
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But some Republicans are still unsatisfied and have said a contempt citation or even impeachment — exceedingly rare steps that would require votes in the House — are still possibilities.
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The Farewell is about individuals who have successfully assimilated into new and prosperous countries, who have withstood the whiplash of globalization, and yet they remain troubled, unsatisfied people.
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So after touring Chinese scooter factories and still being unsatisfied, he partnered with a group of inventors called QMY who'd prototyped a slick vehicle they called the Swan.
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Nearly half of voters believe he should be removed from office and 60 percent say they're unsatisfied with the direction of the country, according to polling this week.
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" Senator Robert Menendez, Democrat of New Jersey, was unsatisfied with the response and shot back, "It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand the words 'list all positions.
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Second, the celebrity character of Trumpism appeals to citizens that would otherwise be disengaged from politics, with Trump serving as a placeholder for their unsatisfied wants and dreams.
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Men, speaking from Charlie Rose's table and Geraldo Rivera's armchairs, made Lorena seem like an unsatisfied, unhinged wife who had dealt a ghastly blow in the gender wars.
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For instance, within a couple songs of "Unsatisfied," a very heart-on-your-sleeve, sincerely written, emotionally honest song, you've got a KISS cover, and "Gary's Got A Boner".
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Yet some fans were still left unsatisfied, so he responded again... While we could sit here all day and argue that it looks damn real to us, we won't.
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" Cavallari, 29, says she'd be "super-strict" about her diet for five days a week, limiting herself to about 1,800 calories a day and ending up "hungry and unsatisfied.
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Still, nearly 60 percent of the 1,005 polled voters said they were unsatisfied with the government's refugee policy while roughly 40 percent said Berlin was doing a good job.
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"Over time I realized how unsatisfied I was with what I shot and kept trying to start over or repurpose what I had created into something else," he continues.
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"I remain unsatisfied with the current performance with the consumer beauty division and this will remain one of my key priorities," Pane said on a conference call with analysts.
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If a dispute occurs after a job is completed, the user who did the work will still receive their point while the unsatisfied recipient will get their point back.
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In Kohan's telling, she was an eccentric, perpetually unsatisfied child who became furious whenever anyone tried to shut down her right to free speech—she felt patronized by adults.
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The lawyer said his client would respond to written questions, but Republicans, who have pushed for him to appear at an open hearing in the impeachment inquiry, appeared unsatisfied.
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While member nations agreed in 2014 to allocate 2 percent of their respective gross domestic products (GDP) toward defense spending by 2024, Trump has been unsatisfied by the deal.
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Like it or not, that is the system we have, even if it leaves the public unsatisfied with a penalty that can be considered too lenient — or too harsh.
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Maybe you have to just give up and leave, unsatisfied and anxious about your failure to fulfill a basic bodily function no one else seemed to have trouble with.
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Unsatisfied with Alabama's explanation, the Justice Department asked the state for more information to explain why, aside from outright discrimination, it needed to place the new restrictions on voting.
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I was always deeply unsatisfied with money, relationships, and status; meth might, in fact, have saved me from finding a more permanent solution to the problem of being me.
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And the sheer size of the demonstration — organizers gave an unverified estimate of close to two million of the territory's seven million people — made clear the public remained unsatisfied.
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Unsatisfied with the care, but faced with few alternatives, the Swerdins wrote to federal lawmakers, even President Gerald Ford, urging the government to put more money toward treatment programs.
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Germany's new socialist government was challenged from the right by those unsatisfied with the peace, and from the far left by those who wanted to push forward to revolution.
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NAFTA was the first trade agreement to include legal obligations — through a side agreement — on labor rights, but critics on the left were unsatisfied and pushed for stronger ones.
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Eight years later, in 2016, some major brands still unsatisfied with diversity numbers resorted to threatening to take their business away from agencies that didn't take steps to improve.
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If U.S. President Donald Trump is unsatisfied with results at the end of the period, he has said he will renew plans to put punitive tariffs on Mexican goods.
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Mr Weigel finds the genre's birth in the heart of the 1960s psychedelic era: the progenitors of prog were young, talented and unsatisfied with the typical three-minute song structure.
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On the other hand, there are only a few things we can truly control in this mad world, and deciding which shows we obsess over is one of them. Unsatisfied?
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"As a high school student, I led a school lunch boycott myself when we were unsatisfied with the quality of meals we were being served in our cafeteria," he says.
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Unsatisfied with the response from the Amsterdam police, who register an average of 300 stolen phones per week, Meer decided to find out what kind of person steals a phone.
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I'd been practicing yoga for a few years, and when I found myself unfulfilled and unsatisfied with my day job, I said, 'What can I do that brings me purpose?
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Until the country has enough brass rings for everybody to grab (and maybe even then), being Alexander Hamilton, the all-American overachiever, also means being Aaron Burr: restless, watchful, unsatisfied.
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Unsatisfied with what he found, he convened with his brother, Musab, school friend, Khaled Al-Qabandi and Musab's US-based classmate from Stanford University, Jonathan Lau, to find a solution.
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Read more: How the INSIDER 2020 Democratic primary tracker worksMeanwhile, the number of Democrats who'd be unsatisfied if Biden were to win the nomination has jumped since early this year.
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At YBC, I managed a staff of 20 writers, and when I was unsatisfied with articles, I would often bury my concerns and compensate by spending more time editing them.
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Instead, he deflected and said he's focused on helping elect Democrats in 2018, specifically in districts like his who were unsatisfied and voted for Republican President Donald Trump in 2016.
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It doesn't always work but I recommend that you do this as well before buying a $500 Xbox One X. Are you really unsatisfied with the console you already have?
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Largely, the whole GMO thing is done in response to that unsatisfied demand and unfortunately, it's been done at a commercial level where there's also an element of greed involved.
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That's the emotional pattern you describe here: a relationship in which you're enthralled for a few minutes, then rejected, unsatisfied, guilty, jealous and vengeful for the balance of your life.
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Mr. Kobach on Friday recused himself from the vote-counting process at the governor's request, but Mr. Colyer was unsatisfied with his choice of a top deputy to replace him.
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On Monday night, the company announced it was offering a $25 weekly gift card as a thank you — an initiative that left many workers who spoke with BuzzFeed News unsatisfied.
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But a number of other blue-state Republicans were unsatisfied with the $10,000 property-tax deduction and were concerned that their districts would still be hurt by the tax bill.
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The president vowed to "let this process play out" after Mr. Stone's sentencing on Thursday, but said he may intervene if he felt unsatisfied that Mr. Stone was treated fairly.
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The president vowed to "let this process play out" after Mr. Stone's sentencing on Thursday, but said he may intervene if he felt unsatisfied that Mr. Stone was treated fairly.
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He claims that the family size people in the Western world desire is actually higher than that needed for replacement, which suggests that there is an unsatisfied demand for children.
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The poll notes that Republicans are roughly as satisfied as they were under the George W. Bush administration and Democrats are about as unsatisfied as Republicans were under President Obama.
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Scrutiny over the pricey coffee cups has increased in recent months and the issue has drawn the ire of Grassley, who remains unsatisfied with the Air Force's explanation to date.
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He was unsatisfied with the somber, sedentary folk songs he'd been making — "sad bastard music," he called it — and wanted to spring free his sense of humor, absurdity and playfulness.
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Though Democratic lawmakers remain largely unsatisfied by the White House's economic penalties against the NATO ally, Trump insisted that senior administration officials are endeavoring to halt Turkey's drive into Syria.
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A woman here who asked him a question about Social Security last week noted that she had asked him the question three times before, but had been unsatisfied by his answers.
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But if they can't uncover any evidence, that may leave a lot of people unsatisfied with the outcome of a trial — and may lead to more tensions over Nia Wilson's death.
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As to the AirPods themselves, anyone truly unsatisfied with the basic white can pay Colorware $130 to have the wireless earphones and their case repainted in pretty much any hue desired.
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Unlike other polling methods, which ask voters for their preferred candidate, we ask intended voters whether they would be "satisfied" or "unsatisfied" with each candidate if they were to become president.
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A survey done by newspaper Southern Metropolis Daily last year showed that 80 percent of Shenzhen's cab drivers were unsatisfied with the supply and allocation of charging stations in the city.
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The genre was birthed from groups of people of color—people whose very existences are often politicized by oppressive public policies—and quickly became a voice for the underrepresented and unsatisfied.
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In King's "Dream" speech, he said that, "We cannot be satisfied as long as a Negro in Mississippi cannot vote..." Today, we shouldn't just be unsatisfied—we should be fucking furious.
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Even after a successful 25-year stint in Chicago, during which her morning program, once in last place, became the highest-rated talk show in the area, she still felt unsatisfied.
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But if the president emerges unsatisfied or empty-handed in Osaka after his meeting with Xi, the economic and political costs could be evident heading into an election year (The Hill).
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Concentrating only on serious contenders, 31% of Klobuchar backers, 22% of Ryan backers, 34% of Hickenlooper backers, 29% of Buttigieg fans, and 25% of O'Rourke backers would be unsatisfied with Sanders.
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Military families, however, have been unsatisfied with how the homes are being kept up by the five main companies, including Balfour Beatty, that oversee 200,000 homes on bases across the country.
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How might the political, social, and sexual landscapes all shift if we acknowledged that in many cases, the server is unsatisfied -- and actually believed it was important to set things right?
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Unsatisfied with her answers, the congressmen tell her she must present her vagina to the rest of the committe members over video conference, though we never see her actually do it.
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Lee says he used Slack for more than five years and during that time, his teammates added integrations from Asana, Monday, GSuite and Office365, but were unsatisfied with how they worked.
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Unsatisfied with Columbia's response to the complaint, which found Mr. Nungesser "not responsible," Mx. Sulkowicz expressed frustration through performance art, debuting "Mattress Performance (Carry That Weight)" in the fall of 2014.
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Mr. Biden expressed regret, according to an aide, but in an interview Ms. Hill said she left the conversation feeling deeply unsatisfied and did not describe Mr. Biden as having apologized.
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But it was hard to feel sympathy for her in those moments, watching her rail and shout and cry, insensitive to the needs of anyone else in the room, perpetually unsatisfied.
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Homelessness advocates have become increasingly unsatisfied with Mayor Bill de Blasio's housing and homelessness policy and what they see as his unwillingness to designate more affordable housing units for homeless people.
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Unsatisfied with the options that remained, Mr. García, a 33-year-old musician who first voted for Mr. Correa in 2006, chose to simply scribble over his ballot, rendering it invalid.
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The most common positive response came from young people who felt alienated among their peers, unsatisfied by the hopeless swirl of pop culture references and cleverly sarcastic chatter that surrounded them.
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One open question is whether Lighthizer will continue to push Mexico for further changes if Democrats remain unsatisfied, or whether he will tell lawmakers this is the best he can do.
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In a 16-page opinion, Judge Robert Wilkins wrote Stone's family should have taken their objections to Jackson in the first instance, then pursued an appeal if unsatisfied with her ruling.
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What we learn in Reed's mural, as in many fairytales, is that when we are unable to fully grasp the space of the other, we tend to be intimidated or unsatisfied.
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It's high-priced attorneys clearly did a good job of filling in space with their answers, but which Senators decide they are unsatisfied will be the major question in the near future.
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On May 23, 2017, the State Department told Cuba to send two of its diplomats home from its Washington, DC, embassy, unsatisfied with the Castro government's protests of innocence concerning the injuries.
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In 2013, for instance, a Pebble user named Katharine Berry was unsatisfied with Pebble's own software developer kit, so she created her own web-based developer environment called CloudPebble as an alternative.
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The central bank cut the benchmark interest rate by a quarter point to the 2% to 2196% range, but traders who wanted Chairman Jerome Powell to signal future cuts were left unsatisfied.
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The central bank cut the benchmark interest rate by a quarter point to the 2% to 2.25% range, but traders who wanted Chairman Jerome Powell to signal future cuts were left unsatisfied.
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The report will almost certainly leave everyone on both sides of the aisle unsatisfied and will only spark deeper divides in a nation that is already split down the middle over Trump.
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This is a risky strategy, as these groups may still be unsatisfied by whatever labour standards Mr Lighthizer can negotiate and be wary of the political costs of associating with Mr Trump.
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He is increasingly under fire for his plan to phase out the RFS over five years, but the voters who asked him for his position at nearly every event often seemed unsatisfied.
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So it was quite easy to imagine her the product of an unsatisfied mother who unduly stressed the desirability of professional careers that could save bright girls from marriages to dull men.
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Some Mets fans remained unsatisfied, offering a smattering of boos after Harvey gave up a run-scoring single to Nick Markakis in the fifth that gave the Braves a 4-1 lead.
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Reuters previously reported that Snapdeal had earlier this month rejected Flipkart's initial bid of between $800 million and $850 million as its board was unsatisfied with the offer and the payment terms.
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It seems that Republicans are unsatisfied with the first round of tax cuts that gave billions to CEOs, hedge fund managers, and corporate lawyers in December, so they're coming back for more.
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In one public encounter he suggested that schoolteachers unsatisfied with their pay should go into business, and in another told a retiree in Crimea that there was no money to raise pensions.
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Unsatisfied with the mere prospect of slashing Medicaid, the majority party offered a Balanced Budget Amendment (BBA) last week that would have triggered $114 billion in Medicaid cuts in a single year.
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Having held down a starting berth at Cannes, Vieira soon became frustrated with only a handful of first-team appearances, and was unsatisfied with a season largely spent featuring for Milan's reserves.
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Chastising Democrats on the Senate floor, Mr. McConnell said that he would "bet almost anything" that they would be unsatisfied with the scope of the investigation regardless of how far it went.
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For the last several years, Mr. Chou has not taken a management fee because he said he has been unsatisfied with the fund's performance — the fund lost money in 2015 and 2016.
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I was working at a bank in the US making a six-figure salary, but was unhappy with my work, stressed out, and unsatisfied with my two weeks of vacation each year.
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Lawmakers, however, seemed unsatisfied that the Navy was taking enough immediate measures to prevent another accident, and demanded to know why the Navy did not pause its operations after the Fitzgerald crash.
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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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The last big boom for American unions came during a period that resembles the present one: The Great Depression, like the '08 recession, left workers deeply unsatisfied with wages and working conditions.
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They may conduct additional responses because internal constituencies within the revolutionary government are unsatisfied with their nation's response thus far, or may simply do so in a return to their prior efforts.
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The party also hopes to pick up votes from "electoral orphans" unsatisfied with Mr. Macron and feeling betrayed by the mainstream right, the National Front's secretary general, Nicolas Bay, said this week.
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Reuters previously reported that Snapdeal had earlier this month rejected Flipkart's initial bid of between $800 million and $850 million, as its board was unsatisfied with the offer and the payment terms.
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You don't have to build a shrine to Brownmiller to internalize the fact that women and femmes are autonomous human beings, many of whom felt dehumanized and unsatisfied by the old paradigm.
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The EU is worried that allowing a country to trigger Article 50 and then reverse the decision with no additional input could become a tool for those unsatisfied with the policies of Brussels.
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Jimmy plays everyone from an unsatisfied deli customer to an angry homeowner in need of a repair, and Ansari claps back with rants so dramatic and charged, his responses alone deserve an Emmy.
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What Trump's 140-character-long declaration fails to mention is that he made those "additional remarks" only after leaving pretty much everybody unsatisfied by his first attempt to address the violence in Charlottesville.
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He suggests requirements for data portability and interoperability that would allow users to export their personal information and use it elsewhere if they were unsatisfied with their treatment by a social media giant.
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"The protests are a consequence of years of unsatisfied demands and growing repression and censorship to dissident groups," said Manuel Orozco, senior fellow at the Inter-American Dialogue, a think tank in Washington.
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Maggie Townsend wins gold, but Hope slinks away unsatisfied, believing everything she has done—that is, stop being a gross mess for a little while and helping another person—has been for nothing.
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But if your work is detail-oriented and you tend to notice small discrepancies—say, you're an engineer or an architect—you face a higher risk of being among the unsatisfied, Riaz says.
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AIDAN MCQUADE, DIRECTOR, ANTI-SLAVERY INTERNATIONAL: Anti-Slavery International has lobbied for a law like the Modern Slavery Act for nearly two decades, so it's a strange feeling now to feel rather unsatisfied.
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But this was only true for about half of the satisfied participants (compared to about a quarter of unsatisfied people) so it's not exactly the norm, it's just a more frequent option.3.
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And given that many of them are still unsatisfied with how the government has pursued bank misbehavior since the financial crisis, they are hard pressed to go the other way with this bill.
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There has been an 8-point drop in that time among voters saying they're satisfied with their economic situation, with 2023 percent now saying satisfied, 32 percent unsatisfied and 27 percent somewhat satisfied.
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Ministry of Supply, an apparel company started by entrepreneurs who were unsatisfied with business clothing that couldn't take the punishment that we ladle on athletic clothes, uses engineering techniques to create its products.
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It's heartwarming in the same way that the final scene of Ordinary World was heartwarming—it'll only make you cry if a 12-year-old kid is singing "Unsatisfied"—but it's sweet nonetheless.
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If you find yourself feeling unsatisfied at home or at work, know that there's always room for improvement in all areas of our lives, and right now, you're learning what those areas are.
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On Wednesday, Larry Kudlow, the White House's chief economic adviser, said that Mr. Trump and Mr. Xi "work well together," but that the president was unsatisfied with the Chinese response on trade talks.
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"Many unsatisfied guests complain about the tiny room size and the lack of privacy, with one reviewer summing it by saying "This is the smallest hotel "room" I've ever stayed at in NYC.
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As Democratic voters have become more aware of Mike Bloomberg, an increasing number have said they'd be unsatisfied with the billionaire as the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee, according to a new Insider poll.
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Around that time, Insider polling found that about 40.5% of Democratic voters said they would be unsatisfied with him as the nominee, with about 60% saying there were "aware" of who Bloomberg was.
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"It was a clash between farmers and herders which had been initially handled but some herders felt unsatisfied and ... they launched a reprisal attack on some villagers praying in a mosque," Elkana said.
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One thing was clear from early exit polls — the divisive contest, pitting the former secretary of state and first lady against the billionaire businessman — had left many Americans deeply unsatisfied with their choice.
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Unsatisfied by the administration's response (or lack thereof), students rallied around #ConcernedStudent1950, honoring the year black students were admitted to the university and how black students continue to fight for equality on campus.
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Several times each month since last December, Insider asked over 1,100 respondents about the Democratic field, specifically, if they'd be satisfied or unsatisfied with known each of the known primary candidates as the nominee.
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Mueller also denied that anyone in his office was responsible for anonymously-sourced stories in the Washington Post and New York Times reporting that Mueller's team was unsatisfied with Barr's summaries of their report.
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Readers hoping to understand why he did what he did when he was a teenage agent of mayhem on both sides of the river — the only question really worth asking — will be left unsatisfied.
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Several times each month since last December, Insider asked more than 1,100 respondents about the Democratic field, specifically whether they'd be satisfied or unsatisfied with each of the known primary candidates as the nominee.
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What I've found is if you ask people who are unsatisfied what their professional goals are for the next three, six, or 12 months, most of them will likely tell you they're not sure.
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Unsatisfied with the steady stream of checks his prosperity gospel sermons were convincing his couch-locked flock to mail in, Bakker opened Heritage USA, a wholesome, Christian-themed (and thusly tax-exempt) water park.
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It feels like the ultimate expression of the belief, in an age of endless revivals and cinematic-universe expansions, that no fan's curiosity about any corner of a fictional world should ever go unsatisfied.
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Morning hunger unsatisfied by a free "breakfast bag" that contained overnight oats, a banana and orange juice, we returned to the Klein for the a "full-on English brekkie" albeit with McDonald's-style hashbrowns.
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Jaclyn Cosmetics was also accused of ignoring customers during the last launch, but this time around their social media accounts are actively replying to unsatisfied customers and directing them toward their DMs for support.
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There is as much affection for found totems of saccharine girlhood as there is anger or rejection, as much unsatisfied yearning in her distorted images of conventional femininity as there is trauma or shock.
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The Fed and four other agencies were unsatisfied with the 1,000-page rule, which aims to encourage bank trades that are good for the financial system while banning those that are profit-driven gambles.
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WASHINGTON — A major decision in the legal fight to repeal the Affordable Care Act left both sides unsatisfied Wednesday as a federal court declined to rule on whether the landmark health law is unconstitutional.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that he is unsatisfied with Saudi Arabia's explanations of what happened to missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi, but he does not want to lose investment from Riyadh.
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Ultimately unsatisfied with his life outside the court, he found he could gain attention in the press by disparaging the quality of women's tennis and claiming that he could beat any of its top players.
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Unsatisfied with an impeachment-cum-campaign ad, the defense also pushed the boundaries of legal theory to new extremes, creating an unprecedented justification for corruption and self-interest in the highest office of the land.
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"While the court granted a narrowed version of the IRS’s original request for Coinbase customer data, we remain deeply unsatisfied with the lack of justification provided by the IRS," wrote Peter Van Valkenburgh.
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The revival of great-power competition is particularly concerning: Geopolitical revisionism on the part of unsatisfied major powers is traditionally the sort of thing that has preceded large-scale war with all of its horrors.
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Legal experts said that while the case represented a new approach from an accuser on a campus unsatisfied with the outcome of a criminal investigation, such restraining orders are commonplace among people who feel threatened.
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Reports have also surfaced that members of Mueller's team are unsatisfied with the four-page summary that Barr sent to Congress, saying the evidence they found regarding obstruction of justice was stronger than he suggested.
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The conclusion of Mueller's investigation has set the stage for a potentially bruising showdown between the legislative and executive branches over Mueller's closing documentation if House Democrats are unsatisfied with the information Barr gives them.
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Organizing efforts first started when an employee, unsatisfied with management's initial response to the Times report in an all-hands meeting last week, posted an idea for the walkout on an internal employee message board.
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And while the inclusion of public financing in Sunday's budget seemed like a victory for proponents, many remained unsatisfied, noting that many details, such as the ratio of matching funds and contribution limits, remained undetermined.
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But some liberals are still unsatisfied with the number of drugs designated for annual price negotiations, for one thing; the bill would allow for a minimum of 25 per year and a maximum of 250.
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Yes, the president has reportedly been unsatisfied with the trade talks between the United States and China, and sure, his day-to-day hawkish proposals have not been well-received by Wall Street, Cramer acknowledged.
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This Year's Shows: Cobra Kai, Origin , Impulse Unsatisfied with its success with community produced content, ASMR videos, and the creation of "YouTuber" as an apparently legitimate job title, YouTube Originals is continuing to pursue scripted content.
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In the season 3 finale, BoJack has an existential crisis after a young actor declares that she wants to be just like him growing up — unaware that "just like him" usually means lonely, miserable, and unsatisfied.
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Though Wall Street first applauded Flannery's move to embark on a deep dive into the company's businesses and finances at the start of his term, the board eventually grew unsatisfied with the pace of his execution.
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Unsatisfied with this interpretation, researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology and the National Institute for Archaeology and Heritage in Morocco decided to renew the investigation, which involved new excavations at the Moroccan site.
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Some people on Twitter are unsatisfied with their joint response to the racist hatemongering, saying that it wasn't strong enough and should have called out President Trump by name for failing to address the situation immediately.
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A brilliant designer, James was also known for his eccentric behavior — in 1939, James modeled his own ball gowns for Andrew Goodman of the department store Bergdorf Goodman because he was unsatisfied with his own model.
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The resulting trial and acquittal of Zimmerman went on to spur a national debate around racism and gun violence, giving rise to a Black Lives Matter-tier of social awareness but left Trayvon's parents understandably unsatisfied.
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Shortly after Harris entered the Democratic primary field in late January, our February 15 poll showed Harris with a net satisfaction of 49 percentage points, with 33% satisfied with her as the nominee and 11% unsatisfied.
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Microsoft also faced antitrust investigation when it was at its peak time, but ended in a settlement after protracted investigations and litigation, and it was not being demerged, but that made some state attorney generals unsatisfied.
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If you do not want to, or cannot file through your employer, or if you are unsatisfied with the results of your employer's investigation, you can enter a complaint at the federal, state or local level.
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In Wednesday's letter, Nadler cited exchanges from the hearing with which he was unsatisfied, including moments when members of Congress asked Whitaker about reported conversations he had with Trump regarding the President's former attorney Michael Cohen.
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Meeting with Ms. Haspel at the White House on Friday, some officials appeared unsatisfied with how she planned to address questions about the interrogation program and the destruction of videotapes, according to current and former officials.
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Explaining Soleimani's 'imminent threat' Lawmakers were left unsatisfied in the wake of a Trump administration briefing on the justification for launching a strike on an Iraqi airport that killed top Iranian general Qasem Soleimani last week.
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This would allow employees who are unsatisfied with their options to shop on the individual market for a plan that fits their unique medical needs, rather than be subject to the financial goals of their employer.
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I keep finding myself unsatisfied with such an inconclusive ending to our conversation, but it probably helps to remember that we are only three of the many people who've had and will continue to have it.
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It takes more to make a democracy than Fukuyama's "end of history" thesis allowed, and his democratic capitalism will continue to generate its own opposition, because it leaves both material needs and the appetite for recognition unsatisfied.
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In its statement, Twitter noted that it "remains unsatisfied with restrictions on our right to speak more freely about national security requests we may receive," and that the company was working through lawsuits to speak more freely.
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As the shop's owner, Nate, etches a rough tattoo of a surfer onto Ameen's upper arm, Ameen takes the opportunity to ask the artist, whom several unsatisfied reviewers complained about by name, about his shop's bad reputation.
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And yet, Samsung's marketing, branding, and diversity of color choices for the Galaxy Fold present it very much as a consumer device rather than an early prototype for enthusiasts — and that's the part that leaves me unsatisfied.
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A strong cast full of characters who pull off "angst-stricken and unsatisfied" well contributes to the feeling of an unsettled, untrustworthy world where time-traveling children or era-hopping murderers just seem par for the course.
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All of the products are backed by Amazon's satisfaction guarantee, so if you are unsatisfied with the product for any reason, you can still return the item so long as it's in accordance with Amazon's Returns Policy.
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Many progressive Democrats remain both unsatisfied that the Dodd-Frank financial reform law did not do more to break up the biggest banks and outraged that no senior Wall Street executives were prosecuted following the financial crisis.
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But families have been unsatisfied with how the homes are being kept up by the major companies, including Lincoln Military Housing, Balfour Beatty, Hunt Military Communities, Corvias Military Living, Winn Companies and Michael's Military Housing / Michael's Management.
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We've heard a lot about what it is to be a woman who is unsatisfied in herself and her relationships and turns to another woman for those needs; we haven't heard the stories of the Other Women.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma on Friday announced new moves to roll back industry regulations, two days after hospitals pled their case to Verma in a White House meeting that left many unsatisfied.
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Their liberal base, emboldened by Senator Bernie Sanders's forceful advocacy of government-backed health care last year, is increasingly unsatisfied with the Affordable Care Act and is demanding more drastic changes to the private health insurance system.
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Unlike with other polling methods, Insider/Surveymonkey&aposs poll asks intended primary voters which candidates they would be "satisfied" or "unsatisfied" with if they were to become president, rather than asking them to name a single candidate.
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Insider has been polling U.S. adults about how satisfied or unsatisfied they&aposd be in the event that a given candidate is nominated as the Democratic nomineeWe can track how Democrats feel about the candidates over time.
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"As a former UMNO member, I know there are many who are unsatisfied about the current leadership, but they're not ready to say it out loud," Muhyiddin said after submitting registration documents in Putrajaya, Malaysia's administrative capital.
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It showed that while 41% of Democrats aware of him would be satisfied in the event Bloomberg was nominee, essentially unchanged since the February 7 poll, 38% would be unsatisfied, up 7 percentage points over the week.
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For example, in patients who have nearly identical results from an imaging test like an MRI, those who are depressed or unsatisfied with their jobs tend to have worse back pain than people who aren't, Chou said.
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The newspaper also reports that Judge Meisel's decision to reopen the case could mean unsatisfied creditors might be able to collect potential proceeds from a lawsuit The Real Housewives of New Jersey star filed against her bankruptcy attorney.
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As Recode previously reported, Kalanick had been unsatisfied with Uber's self-driving progress when it became clear that the company would not be able to meet the initial deadline of launching a self-driving pilot in August 2016.
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The TSN report said NHL players are unsatisfied with the current arrangement which calls for 16 per cent of their paychecks to be set aside in escrow to ensure a proper 50/50 revenue split with league owners.
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"There are those people who are unsatisfied by this statement because they were looking for a more dovish tone after last month's market volatility," said Gene Tannuzzo, deputy global head of fixed income at Columbia Threadneedle In Minneapolis.
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"There are those people who are unsatisfied by this statement because they were looking for a more dovish tone after last month's market volatility," said Gene Tannuzzo, deputy global head of fixed income at Columbia Threadneedle in Minneapolis.
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Soon afterwards, it emerged that Parma were in over €200m of debt – this at the height of Serie A's financial troubles – and it was not long before salaries were going unpaid, fixtures unfulfilled, creditors unsatisfied and points deducted.
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Unsatisfied, the same-sex marriage opponents next sought to disqualify Judge Stephen Reinhardt, a famously liberal appeals court judge who was a member of the panel that upheld Judge Walker's ruling as well as his fitness to serve.
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Lee, a prominent anti-interventionist, ranted to reporters after the Senate's separate meeting on Iran that it was "probably the worst briefing I've seen," saying he was unsatisfied with the "legal, factual and moral justification" for the attack.
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Gillibrand, who is hoping the reports will buttress her proposal to change the military justice system, remains unsatisfied with the Pentagon's response and is renewing her call for President Obama to open an independent investigation into the issue.
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Mack Mack said the agent repeatedly questioned him about BuzzFeed News' response to the outlet's report that Trump instructed lawyer Michael Cohen to lie to Congress, and appeared unsatisfied when Mack said that the outlet stood by its reporting.
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Despite the tech industry's constant deflection that their platforms are apolitical, progressives have grown increasingly unsatisfied at each new revelation of election interference, each new data leak, and each new report of extremist views propagating on these sites. Sen.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Spanish renewable energy and engineering firm Abengoa SA has asked a U.S. bankruptcy court to enjoin legal action and future claims by creditors who are unsatisfied with a high-stakes plan to restructure $10 billion of debt.
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But the music industry has long been unsatisfied by the rates paid by online companies, and two years ago Ascap and BMI asked the Justice Department for changes to the regulatory agreements that have governed the organizations for decades.
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Mueller didn't take sides in his comments or in his report, something that ultimately will leave both sides of the political aisle unsatisfied, but it's a position that former colleagues say will help him maintain his well-respected reputation.
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Walden, in an interview with Bloomberg TV this week, reiterated his call for more tech CEOs to come testify before his committee, saying Congress is unsatisfied with what it has heard from Facebook and the rest of the industry.
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It's a spiritual continuation of the Jonny character Bowie introduced on "Repetition" off Lodger in 1979, unsatisfied with his status, wishing he had a Cadillac instead of a Chevy, and taking it out on his wife through emotional abuse.
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Around 70 percent of Peruvians say they are unsatisfied with the candidates on offer, a recurrent theme in politics here that fuels a tradition of volatile elections, with dissatisfied voters often making up their minds at the last minute.
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"I walk away unsatisfied in the key questions that I went into this briefing with, and it just makes me concerned that we cannot have clarity on those key questions -- imminency, target, all of those things," Menendez said. Sen.
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Contributing Opinion Writer The Supreme Court's decision in last term's big religion case, on the constitutionality of a Latin cross that stands 40 feet tall on public land in Bladensburg, Md., left both sides in the religion wars unsatisfied.
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His camp has said the former vice president sought to express "his regret for what she endured," but in an interview with The New York Times last week, Ms. Hill said the call had left her feeling deeply unsatisfied.
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It is not unusual for procedural orders in emergency applications to leave readers unsatisfied: these documents are more succinct and much less expansively delineated than opinions in cases where the court considers a full round of briefs and hears oral argument.
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That 31% of Yang fans would be unsatisfied in the event of a Biden nomination speaks to the idea he may not be as big a winner from Yang's exit as the 52% of Yang supporters who like him may suggest.
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He cites his frustration with the band being "quote-unquote-famous", plus some creative bumps in the road (unsatisfied with how the album was turning out, the band remade it almost from scratch) as a barrier to success for the music.
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When the context isn't so explicitly for entertainment value — when so many women see themselves in Hillary's exhausting and exhaustive efforts to impress and satisfy the interminably unsatisfied men in her professional life — Trump's haranguing shtick proves far less effective.
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ALASKA AIRLINES FLIGHT ATTENDANT ACCUSES FIRST OFFICER OF RAPE Emily added that she was unsatisfied with how Frontier handled the situation and felt that someone should have been monitoring him after attendants were first made aware of his disruptive behavior.
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During this time in U.S. politics in which voters are both notably more interested in third-party candidates and simultaneously unsatisfied with the lack of viable alternatives than ever, perhaps adopting Instant Runoff may not be such a bad idea.
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Fey stars as Barker, tweaked into "Kim Baker" and re-envisoned as an unsatisfied network-TV news writer who takes the Afghanistan posting in 2003 because it turns her into an on-air personality, with more responsibility and more freedom.
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House Democrats have dangled the possibility of subpoenaing the contents of Mueller's closing documentation from the Justice Department and have floated demanding Mueller's own public testimony if they are unsatisfied with the information Barr provides to Congress or the public.
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He dreams of annual output exceeding 22000m tonnes, hinting at a hunger for scale often left unsatisfied in a French entrepreneur: local startups find it notoriously difficult to get beyond the pupa stage, partly because of a lack of capital.
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However, if you're dealing with a boss who wants to avoid uncomfortable situations at all costs, she may postpone your review if she's unsatisfied with your progress, hoping that by the time she reschedules, you'll fix the problems on your own.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) threatened to block President Trump's nominee for deputy secretary of Defense after being unsatisfied with his answers on how to respond to Russian aggression.
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Unsatisfied with mere terrestrial disruption, or maybe just eager to change the subject yet again, President Trump recently seized on outer space, blindsiding the Pentagon with a directive to create a sixth branch of the military called the Space Force.
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Apparently unsatisfied with becoming the source of many Americans' fury four years ago when he killed unarmed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman is once again making headlines for trying to auction off the gun he used to kill Martin.
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Similarly, if Trump doesn't have clear objectives and realistic expectations and comes away unsatisfied with the results, it runs the risk of him turning around and saying diplomacy didn't work, at which point, the talk of preventive war may resume.
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Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland, the ranking member on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform who has called for a congressional investigation into the lease, said he remained unsatisfied that Mr. Trump had addressed his conflicts.
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Some GOP lawmakers used Rosenstein's appearance as an opportunity to demand additional answers, appearing unsatisfied with the responses they received from Strzok or his attorney's decision not to answer certain questions during the FBI official's lengthy appearance on Capitol Hill. Rep.
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But one source familiar with the discussion that took place at the presentation on Thursday evening described the meeting as "contentious," with others saying they were left unsatisfied with the answers they received over concerns including who could access their data.
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For example, Smith traces the origins of California's new, strict privacy law to a dinner party in which Alastair Mactaggart, a Bay Area real estate developer, finds himself unsatisfied with answers about how Google and other tech companies dealt with customer information.
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And during a time where the industry has caught the ire of many investors — including Warren Buffett, who last week described the industry's fee structure as "obscene" — an even greater percentage of fund managers reported being unsatisfied with their compensation for the year.
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Jack Kirby, Lee&aposs artist on the Fantastic Four and many other Marvel characters, took a stab at creating Spider-Man in 1961, but Lee was unsatisfied and gave the gig to Ditko, who gave Spidey the essential look he still has today.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration is pressing U.S. states to curb insurers' use of fine print in contracts that bars unsatisfied customers from suing, taking the latest step against "mandatory arbitration clauses" in an insurance report released by the Treasury Department on Monday.
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Of course it's not going to be the right portion for both people, but both people might go into it thinking it should be the right portion for them and wind up feeling unsatisfied and then feeling like, what's wrong with me here?
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"Apparently unsatisfied with the status quo of 'fair share' and the mere avoidance of price erosion, Teva and its co-conspirators embarked on one of the most egregious and damaging price-fixing conspiracies in the history of the United States," the complaint said.
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Unsatisfied by the extremely limited resources available to these women, VonChaz has enlisted a group of similarly-minded friends to distribute tampons, pads, pantyliners, and underwear throughout Los Angeles County, raising awareness for this vital issue when, unfortunately, many in power have not.
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Due to short online attention spans, the character limits that enforce them and the engagement algorithms that act as gatekeepers to the digital world, campaigns must distill complex issues down to a two sentence pseudo-essence that would leave even debate moderators unsatisfied.
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The polling data, pulled from the recurring SurveyMonkey Audience national poll conducted by Insider (and available for download here), illustrates the percentage of people who say they are either "satisfied" or "unsatisfied" in the event each of the Democratic candidates became nominee.
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The conclusion of the tense and highly dramatic hearing left Democrats unsatisfied and pledging that they will request a return appearance from Whitaker — even as his days as the top law enforcement official are numbered with the impending confirmation of William Barr.
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Center. North Carolina coach Roy Williams remained unsatisfied despite his team's 89-62 home rout of last-place Boston College on Saturday for its 12th straight victory, realizing his squad has yet to face any one of the ACC's other five ranked teams.
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And you wouldn't pay what the man needed to be paid, what he was charging you to do... TRUMP: Maybe he didn't do a good job and I was unsatisfied with his work... CLINTON: Well, to... TRUMP: Which our country should do, too.
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The unsatisfied, atavistic part of ourselves that harbors a dim memory of those wondrous nights in the village square experiences a special frisson, a jolt of recognition and excitement, when we witness the work of players who seem loyal to one another.
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"North Koreans are now as materialistic, greedy and unsatisfied as their comrades in the Soviet Union and East Germany once were, and as are most of us in the West," wrote Rüdiger Frank, a North Korea expert at the University of Vienna.
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Mr. Horowitz said that while he found no evidence that the errors and omissions in the surveillance materials were intentional — as opposed to merely stemming from "gross incompetence and negligence" — he was also unsatisfied with the explanations offered for why they happened.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello criticized the work of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in returning electricity to the island, saying he was "unsatisfied" with the agency for a lack of urgency he believes has delayed the process.
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Barr defends four-page summary Democrats pressed Barr on his decision to release a four-page summary of Mueller's conclusions, particularly in light of reports that some on Mueller's team have told others they were unsatisfied with how Barr characterized the investigation.
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Apple's biggest bet of the three was undoubtedly TV+ and while their first series haven't seemed to drop any jaws, what's more concerning is whether the fundamentals of the service have been arranged so that unsatisfied subscribers feel any need to stick around.
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"Apparently unsatisfied with the status quo of 'fair share' and the mere avoidance of price erosion, Teva and its co-conspirators embarked on one of the most egregious and damaging price-fixing conspiracies in the history of the United States," the complaint said.
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But perhaps the biggest complication is that unsatisfied players seem unable to just return to the original, as the base version of the game has been ported into the new client, meaning some of the problems now retroactively apply to the original game, too.
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With few new buyout loans to invest in, borrowers have been able to use the unsatisfied demand to slash pricing on existing loans, which are being refinanced at a rate not seen since the second quarter of 2013 when refinancing hit a record US$245.65bn.
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A study last year found that American men are just as likely as women to feel unsatisfied with their physiques, while another studyfound adolescent boys who are dissatisfied with their body shape may be more likely than girls to self-criticize and feel distress.
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" Similarly, Howard, Nilaratna, and Thayer write in their memo that they "hope well-intentioned, good faith dialogue with executives and a specific list of issues from unsatisfied coworkers can get us to a better place [...] before resorting to something as extreme as a union.
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"Any signatory to a contract can, anytime after an agreement has been signed, go back to the negotiating table if they are, as an afterthought, unsatisfied with certain aspects of the terms and conditions of the contract," he said on the phone from Port Moresby.
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Hey AComcast UserJanuary 29, 2016 Hey AComcast UserJanuary 1, 2016 Hey AComcast UserNovember 9, 2015 "I know some people might say I should not be complaining about 50 Mbps down, but when they advertise 150 and I get 10-30 I am unsatisfied," AlekseyP wrote.
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NEW YORK, Sept 2175 (LPC) - At least six US companies launched opportunistic leveraged loan repricing deals this week after the successful conclusion of a trio of massive buyout loans revealed huge unsatisfied investor demand for floating rate assets in a rising interest rate environment.
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The move allowed private contractors to front reconstruction costs in exchange for 28503-year leases from the services, but families have been unsatisfied with how the homes are being kept up by the five main companies that operate 22019,000 homes on bases across the nation.
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The move allowed private contractors to front reconstruction costs in exchange for 50-year leases from the services, but families have been unsatisfied with how the homes are being kept up by the five main companies that operate 200,000 homes on bases across the nation.
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We ask people whether they are familiar with a candidate, whether they would be satisfied or unsatisfied with that candidate as the nominee, and we also sometimes ask whether they think that person would win or lose in a general election against President Donald Trump.
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Buttigieg is, for now, a ways off from catching Warren, but a closer look at their respective percentage of people unsatisfied with him suggests Buttigieg may have an important advantage over the Massachusetts senator: Lots of people still don't know what to think about him.
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We ask people whether they are familiar with a candidate, whether they would be satisfied or unsatisfied with that candidate as the nominee, and sometimes we also ask whether they think that person would win or lose in a general election against President Donald Trump.
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Furthermore this is interesting because as far as overall levels of support go, Sanders has remained steady since his entrance: about half the people who know of him would be satisfied with him as nominee, and about a fifth would be unsatisfied with him.
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We ask people whether they are familiar with a candidate, whether they would be satisfied or unsatisfied with that candidate as nominee, and sometimes we also ask whether they think that person would win or lose in a general election against President Donald Trump .
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"Increasing competition would not only have the same positive outcomes for customers that T-Mobile demonstrated, but would solve the (mostly theoretical) net neutrality issue at the same time: the greatest check on an ISP is the likelihood of an unsatisfied customer leaving," Thompson wrote.
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But it also left many who are focused on the contest unsatisfied with the prospect that in a majority-minority New York City, already represented by a white male mayor, there might also be a white man in the city's second most powerful position.
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Once able to command hefty fees by routinely beating the Street, hedge funds are now facing a storm of unsatisfied clients who are demanding either steep discounts or withdrawing their funds entirely, leaving some in the industry wondering whether the pain is just beginning.
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At the conclusion to his remarks, Schumer added that "shareholders remain in the dark as executives of public corporations funnel money into our political system with no transparency or accountability," and noted that he was unsatisfied with the answers he was given during the hearing.
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The company says its research shows that 40 percent of people are unsatisfied with their current dating app (seems low!), and the fact that Facebook has brought the product to 20 countries in under a year suggests that it has been popular with early users.
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To take one key state example, 91 percent of likely Republican Iowa caucus-goers reported in September that they were unsatisfied or "mad as hell" about the amount of money in politics, just 3 percentage points shy of Democrats who said the same thing.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Sunday that Washington is "very excited" about an agreement with Mexico to help stem the flow of immigrants attempting to enter the U.S., but he warned that the White House could renew its threats of punitive tariffs if it found itself unsatisfied.
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which will hear Tillerson's nomination, is one of the committees that only have a one-vote majority for Republicans this Congress -- meaning any unsatisfied Republican could vote against advancing a nominee to the floor and make the nominee's path more difficult.
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The software is filled with fun little flourishes—my kids always enjoy seeing the sneaking mouse animation that pops up when you enable "Quiet Time" for notifications—and if you're unsatisfied with the thousands of watch faces that people have created, you can easily make one yourself.
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Lofgren and other liberal opponents of the agreement were unsatisfied with the additional protections that were included in the reauthorization of the surveillance programs under Section 215 of the law dealing with business records, which allows the FBI to obtain tangible things in national security investigations.
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In a video released Wednesday morning ahead of her noontime speech, the Clinton campaign laid out its case, making note of the businessman's multiple bankruptcies for his hotels and casinos, unsatisfied contractors, as well as the hundreds of people who lost their jobs as a result.
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At the sentencing, Judge Talwani rebuked those involved in the scandal, including Huffman, for being unsatisfied with the opportunities afforded by their wealth, and for using that money and influence to take "the step of obtaining one more advantage to put your child ahead of" everyone else.
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Elizabeth, Andrew, and Zoe have been friends since college, and now they're all married with kids, living near each other in the same Brooklyn neighborhood and hanging out all the time — what should be the perfect life, except all of them are unsatisfied in different ways.
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We were unsatisfied by the official descriptions of what was happening in Iraq and Afghanistan, and by work from writers who seemed more determined to be in the good graces of the wars' organizers than in gaining a fuller and more honest grounding in their subject.
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Shannon doesn't look like Elvis at all—I'm not sure I know many humans who look less like Elvis—but Shannon just ignores that and burrows deep into Elvis, what it must have been like to have that much fame and influence and still feel so alone and unsatisfied.
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"In the next two months, our precinct captain program, neighbor-to-neighbor contact and house party efforts will redouble, allowing our community-driven campaign to talk to even more Democrats, independents and of course Republicans who are unsatisfied with their party's nominee," said Sacha Haworth, an Ossoff campaign spokeswoman.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES INVESTIGATIONS: Will Democrats turn on special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE if they're unsatisfied with his findings?
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) said on CNN's "State of the Union" that he was unsatisfied by the president's calls for unity, suggesting that Trump had sowed such division in the first place.
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It all builds to a moment in which his young daughter plays The Replacements' "Unsatisfied" at a school talent contest, and Perry realizes that his daughter and her handed-down love of music is more important than his furtive desire to get shitfaced and hang out with Joan Jett.
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After everyone adjourned back to the workroom, The Vixen brought it up and forced Aquaria to explain her stance, and, when she was unsatisfied with Aquaria's diplomatic answer, she hollered, "Too vague!" at her and forced her to really cop to how much she'd been complaining about Miz Cracker.
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GREENS UNSATISFIED BY 7 PERCENT: Environmentalists who are pushing for a climate debate were once again disappointed by the amount of time devoted to climate change during last night's debate, pointing to a Media Matters study that said just 7 percent of the debate was devoted to the topic.
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" With over eighteen hundred Better Business Bureau complaints in the last few years (compared to Invisalign that has only a handful of complaints over the last 20+ years) and the unidentified, unsatisfied patients that have received refunds, it can indeed be concluded that they are an "industry disruptor.
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The past two decades have seen a sharp rise in the number of "high-net-worth individuals" who, unsatisfied with mahogany speedboats or lowly non-super yachts, prefer 230-foot mini cruise ships outfitted like palaces, staffed with professional crews and often worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Senators are making a new bipartisan effort to block the Trump administration's arms sales to Saudi Arabia, a sign that Congress remains unsatisfied with the United States' relationship with the kingdom amid a civil war in neighboring Yemen and the killing of a Saudi journalist last year. Sens.
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After the middling 2009 film adaptation left many fans unsatisfied, some thought that the announced HBO series would be another attempt to tell the comic's main story, but this show takes place after the events of Watchmen, with a new story and new characters created by The Leftovers' David Lindelof.
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Warren is unsatisfied with my responses to her frequent inquiries," he wrote, "I would remind her that she is the one who conceived of the bureau to be '[f]ree of legislative micromanaging' and who recently reiterated that 'the whole idea' of the Bureau was to 'insulate it from political influence.
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"When unsatisfied with the results of a [trial]," the director of the Patent Office simply "added judges … and stacked the court" to make sure, by hook or crook, that the property rights were extinguished to the benefit of large technology companies like the one at which the director was previously employed.
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Gutted by Donald Trump's 2016 presidential win, unsatisfied after knitting "an ocean of pussyhats," Martini — a theater major turned journalist whose first two memoirs were about depression and tackling the Holy Grail of sweater patterns — found herself campaigning for the District 12 seat on the Otsego County Board in upstate New York.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals also said hundreds of victims of "terrorist acts" linked to Iran could not force the owners of 650 Fifth Avenue to pay unsatisfied money judgments they had won against that country, finding no proof that the owners and Iran were legally one and the same.
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BOSTON/HOUSTON (Reuters) - A top U.S. pension fund manager said Tuesday it was pressing Exxon Mobil Corp for more details about its response to climate change, signaling that a key critic who elicited a report from the oil major last year remains unsatisfied with its answers ahead of the annual meeting this spring.
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Warren is unsatisfied with my responses to her frequent inquiries, I would remind her that she is the one who conceived of the bureau to be '[f]ree of legislative micromanaging' and who recently reiterated that 'the whole idea' of the Bureau was to 'insulate it from political influence to the extent possible.
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The essay mentions a number of likely culprits for why so many people report being unsatisfied with others' listening skills, such as the ways we use technology, the noise in places we try to talk to one another, and the value we place on people who deliver important speeches or give TED talks.
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The Philly born, Nashville-based songwriter first emerged with the modern Americana/folk band, Toy Soldiers, before leaving Pennsylvania for the warm grasp of country music's capitol, introducing the city to a defiantly unsatisfied debutante, eager to take you out to lunch and then spit in your face because your politics are wack.
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Read more: How a radical, anti-immigration group infiltrated the GOP With no compromise in sight, Congress seems likely to kick the can down the road yet again with another temporary spending bill, leaving all sides unsatisfied and potentially putting tens of thousands of Dreamers and their parents at risk of deportation in the process.
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More than half of Republican voters say they are unsatisfied with presumptive presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, a poll released Monday finds.
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This season, unsatisfied to merely hold a runway show with global reach, debut a capsule collection with the social media phenom Gigi Hadid, and adopt a see-now/buy-now business plan that made all items shown on the catwalk immediately available for purchase online, the designer Tommy Hilfiger also decided to host a party.
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"The Democratic voters have taken a look at Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren and they appear unsatisfied at this time which brought some voters back to Bernie Sanders while others are now moving to a fresh face in Pete Buttigieg, this demonstrates the fluidity of the race," said Spencer Kimball, director of Emerson Polling.
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"We convinced him that if you come out with a book that doesn't deal with the thing that people most want to know about you — what the hell happened in the rooms where you were one on one with Trump — you're going to be leaving major questions unanswered, and people will be unsatisfied," Urbahn said.
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When the season was hitting its peak, I think probably that sixth or seventh episode, I just noticed a bunch of reporting around podcasts and Serial in specific, and I was sort of unsatisfied with what I was reading because I just felt like I wasn't really understanding or hearing what I understood about the space.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals also said hundreds of victims of "terrorist acts" linked to Iran could not force the owners of 650 Fifth Avenue to turn over the building or pay unsatisfied money judgments they had won against the country, finding no proof that the owners and Iran were legally one and the same.
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"As such, we are hopeful that the court will allow the American terror victims in this case, who are owed millions of dollars in unsatisfied court judgments from the Islamic Republic, to receive the information Boeing has been desperately attempting to conceal - the details of its airplane deal with the terrorist regime in Tehran," she said.
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Mr. Caro, who had overslept that morning because he was unsatisfied with something he was writing for the fifth volume of his biography of Lyndon B. Johnson, pointed out Moses handiwork, which was basically everything in sight: the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge, the northern extension of the F.D.R. Drive, the massive public housing projects in Queens and Upper Manhattan.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas), Trump's main GOP presidential primary rival, as a suitable alternative for voters unsatisfied with Trump's campaign.
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Of course, the post also assures any unsatisfied fans of the new trilogy's main characters that they also had many more scenes in the missing 40 minutes of "the JJ cut" which would have given them each more time to shine — and, crucially, strengthened the narrative's continuity for anyone who felt it lacked time to develop.
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By the time Chairman Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.) gaveled out, it was clear the GOP was still deeply unsatisfied by the department's response to their demands.
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Unsatisfied with the pace of progress toward improving working conditions, the group rallied a few hundred people, including local teamster chapters, to the Shakopee facility parking lot Friday afternoon to demand that Amazon reduce productivity rates to safe levels, respect the cultural differences of Muslim East Africans, and invest in a community fund to aid in affordable housing for workers.
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Mike Huckabee (R) on Friday said no matter who President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE nominates to the Supreme Court to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy, Democratic lawmakers will still be unsatisfied.
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (R-Nev.), one of the most likely Republicans to oppose Mnuchin, appeared skeptical and unsatisfied with the Treasury pick's defense of his time at OneWest.
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Charlie CristCharles (Charlie) Joseph CristPelosi says she'll no longer address anything Barr says GOP scores procedural win by securing more funding to enforce Iran sanctions Biz groups target Florida voters ahead of Democratic debates in Miami MORE (D-Fla.) about reports that members of the special counsel's team were unsatisfied with the four-page letter he released laying out Mueller's core findings.
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The book follows a young man away at college, the first in his family to escape the mine; a young woman stuck in the company town, unsatisfied in her marriage to a miner who goes missing in the fire; and a divorced miner trapped in a far corner of the mine, surviving in the dark on water dripping down the rock walls.
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Read more:What it&aposs like to be a &apostraveling stripper,&apos including strip-club auditions and late-night hotel workoutsThe 10 unhealthiest American cities to live in, where residents are stressed, worried about money, and unsatisfied with their healthWhat it&aposs really like to have a sex therapist as a mom, from dinner-table sex talks to finding her lectures on YouTube
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The original Blood on the Tracks is an album that combines the tapes from two separate sessions: the initial New York sessions, when Dylan attempted to record Blood on the Tracks as a stark, bereft set of acoustic laments, and then the subsequent Minneapolis recordings, when Dylan, unsatisfied with the initial versions, redid the album with a full band of studio musicians.
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