It wasn't really the woeful number of nominees that matters.
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The standard of service on state airlines is often woeful.
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Woeful goodbyes come and go in the blink of an eye.
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But the quality of evidence about which remedies work is woeful.
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Wal-Mart's woeful 210 was reason to doubt it, as well.
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Powerful teachers' unions protect woeful educators when they should be sacked.
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The quality of what they get in return is often woeful.
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She also took exception to the woeful absence of cream cheese.
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But he speaks it with a heavy accent — and woeful miscommunication ensues.
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That said, the proportion of science Nobels given to women remains woeful.
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Its governing body, FIFA, has a woeful history of cronyism and corruption.
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Though the newfound compassion is welcome, the public-health response remains woeful.
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Baseball is full of woes, and the world is even more woeful.
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He could have been referring to Chase Headley, who has been woeful.
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Initially, the government's opinion polls soared, having been woeful under Mr Abbott.
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There's no dispute that America has long neglected its woeful infrastructure problems.
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And Jacksonville's defense handled Cincinnati's woeful offense for most of the afternoon.
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Investors are scared, growth is slow and public services, especially schools, are woeful.
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What is more, critics say, Saudi Arabia is a woeful ally against jihadism.
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Well-connected tycoons dominate business; many schools outside the biggest cities are woeful.
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Uber's woeful year has led to Convoy downplaying its "Uber for trucking" tagline.
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The house the couple inhabits there is in a woeful state of decay.
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That continues this weekend with a cushy game against the woeful Washington Redskins.
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But the Browns have been eager to make over the once woeful team.
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That is not to say Ronaldo was woeful as he was anything but.
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That is not to say Ronaldo was woeful, as he was anything but.
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George had 20 points, including 15 in the second half after a woeful start.
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But it also includes the woeful Redskins (the Dolphins lost, 17-16, at home).
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Some Western countries also wanted to see improvements in Eritrea's woeful human-rights record.
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If every child went to school, millions more would sit in woeful, boring classrooms.
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However, she failed to curb corruption adequately or fix Liberia's woeful schools and clinics.
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This situation is exacerbated by Congress's woeful system for dealing with sexual harassment complaints.
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And Jacksonville&aposs defense handled Cincinnati&aposs woeful offense for most of the afternoon.
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Egypt comes a woeful 131st in the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business ranking.
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Morocco ranks a woeful 88th in the world in Transparency International's corruption perceptions index.
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Fertility rates have fallen in countries with woeful economies, such as Greece and Italy.
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That is tough, given the woeful state of the stockmarket after last year's crash.
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With those kinds of woeful results, the market started betting heavily against the company.
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Chicago has won one series this month, and that was against the woeful Twins.
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Italy has a woeful record in meaningless friendly matches over the last five years.
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On Wednesday, the Sooners' rebounding was woeful, with State having a 47-26 advantage.
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In addition to improving Indonesia's woeful infrastructure, he pledged to combat deep-rooted corruption.
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He had lunched, reluctantly, on some woeful pizza in the medical center's student cafeteria.
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Poor governance has contributed to Saudi Arabia's woeful record in road safety, analysts say.
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Privacy and legal experts say the agency's woeful underestimation was a bait and switch.
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Most of their results remain below the state average—and overall, Michigan's schools are woeful.
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In private the honest civil servants who have remained are aghast at the woeful administration.
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Jose Bautista launched a two-run homer in that outing, but is batting a woeful .
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After all, our nation's record with respect to African-Americans and public education is woeful.
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Escobar got off to a woeful start but has raised his season average to .219.
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Mr Peña's approval rating is a woeful 30%, in part because of allegations of sleaze.
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On Saturday, the NYPD put out an all points Twitter bulletin seeking the woeful groom.
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Bolsonaro pledged massive investments for Brazil's woeful infrastructure ahead of last month's run-off election.
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Juice WRLD is a compelling narrator, sounding desperate and woeful, swallowed whole by his vices.
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The Yankees arrive here limping, having lost again, on Wednesday, to the woeful Baltimore Orioles.
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He was not there to rescue the Cavaliers from this season's woeful 2114-6 start.
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But the move is foiled by a woeful shot by Caceres, miles in the sky.
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Despite its woeful road and sea safety record, Thailand remains a magnet for foreign visitors.
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The union's influence within government belies its claim that officials are to blame for woeful schools.
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It wasn't just the business plan that didn't work: performances on the circuit were woeful, too.
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IN RECENT days there have been a few articles bemoaning the woeful finances of Britain's millennials.
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In the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business index, Indonesia ranks a woeful 109 of 189.
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Much of what passes for "professional development" is woeful, as are the systems for assessing it.
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Kentucky is a woeful shooting team, often playing two bigs who can't really stretch the floor.
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They say poor staff training and outdated facilities are to blame for the zoo's woeful record.
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By then, the Mets may have more unexpected twists in a woeful season full of them.
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Amnesty said that, with the exception of Germany, the response to the crisis had been woeful.
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Schofield, who had just 21.7 point in Tennessee's woeful first half, finished the night with 285.2.
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The Knicks, of course, have been Knicks-ing in earnest since a woeful start in November.
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I would support any Democratic candidate, some with enthusiasm and one or two with woeful resignation.
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Because, tragically, the widespread destruction of Maria was matched only by the woeful indifference of Donald.
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One as a means to a racist end, the other as a woeful attempt at pithy humor.
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And, now that he has done so, his plans are being frustrated by a woeful broadband network.
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Simply put, too many children in the US leave public schools, leading to woeful gaps in knowledge.
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England's results from the penalty spot have been woeful, losing six of seven shoot-outs in tournaments.
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He also blames his own woeful 2015 performance on bad market timing and hedges that didn't work.
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At first Mr Turnbull seemed to be rescuing the government from its woeful prospects under Mr Abbott.
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CAMBRIDGE, England — The record of combating economic crime is so woeful that governments need a new approach.
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But her woeful plea in Spanish to immigration officials -- captured in an audio recording -- transcended language barriers.
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But then their seemingly impregnable bullpen gives up one game – and nearly another – against woeful San Diego.
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It is woeful and disappointing to see The Times pay such glossy and excessive homage to it.
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Centered around the trauma of a lost love, Lamar's performance shifted between wailing screeches to woeful laments.
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Their rotation was woeful last season, and Moore has been forced to chisel talent from the bullpen.
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Rosen is now entrenched in another woeful situation, operating an offense lacking N.F.L. talent, his career stagnating.
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Um, hate to break it to you....Jeong blamed his nerves on his woeful performance in the quiz.
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Few of China's nurses and social workers (of whom there is a woeful shortage) have experience in psychiatry.
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Without this worry, they might help spruce up Eritrea's crumbling harbours, woeful telecoms and barely exploited tourist potential.
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Cook joined Apple in 1998 with a mandate to clean up Apple's woeful manufacturing apparatus around the world.
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Productivity at its mass-market brands is woeful, and that in a segment where margins are anyway slender.
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It is well known the global technology industry is woeful when it comes to female representation and diversity.
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Despite a woeful last 2 seasons, the Lakers consistently rank among the top 10 in terms of attendance.
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But there are some stocks that could rise above this woeful earnings season, according to the investment bank.
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But Brown searched for any clues that might foretell where the woeful Sixers (13-72) would be picking.
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After sweeping the woeful Reds, they play 19 of their last 22 games against teams with losing records.
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The Gamecocks shot a woeful 27.8 percent from the field, including 2 of 13 from 3-point range.
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It was an area of absolutely woeful defensive striking in an otherwise masterful performance, and it kept happening.
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That happened even though he only ranked in the 38th percentile, averaging a woeful 0.84 points per possession.
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When the third blow lands — and yes, there were three on Thursday — the symphony takes a woeful turn.
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Stars like Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line were making intriguing musical hybrids with often woeful gender politics.
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The Pirates shot 42.9 percent and were a woeful 663 percent (20 of 33) from the foul line.
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Founded in January 2015 but never officially recognized by the French government, the camp was a woeful sight.
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Our economy didn't warrant the pressure, we saw the woeful repercussions of that raise and we are still struggling.
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Williams's forehand was woeful and her opponent piled on the pressure to move 5-2 up with another break.
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Actually, I just wanted to make sure I didn't miss the Seahawks game, mindful of Seattle's woeful offensive line.
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However, surely the sector with some of the most woeful multiples in the broader equity universe is the autos.
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Policymakers have shown a woeful lack of ambition in facing up to the impact of technological change on jobs.
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The Eagles couldn't even match the Panthers' woeful offensive effort in their 62-40 loss at Syracuse on Wednesday.
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The White Sox won the rubber game of the series, extending the Royals' woeful record in such games recently.
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In 2016, the UK Home Office's drug advice website Frank stands as a woeful attempt at protecting drug users.
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And it helped to distract from Scotland's woeful fiscal performance, data for which were also released on March 9th.
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The lack of new workers is heightened by Japan's woeful levels of gender disparity, a recent OECD report warned.
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The Rockets used a 10-0 run to take a first-quarter lead, doing so despite the woeful shooting.
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In grinding out a woeful goalless draw with Newcastle, Aston Villa produced one of the highlights of the season.
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A woeful and broken team soon won four Spanish championships in a row and its first European title ever.
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The Jaguars finished 31st in pass defense DVOA, ahead of only the woeful New Orleans Saints in the NFL.
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Ryan Tannehill and the Dolphins (1-4) turned in another woeful offensive performance aside from an occasional long gain.
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Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston's first collaboration, the woeful romantic comedy "Just Go With It," landed flat in 2011.
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And no one loves a homophone like Eminem, making for a woeful number of double entendres on this album.
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Jim Schwartz, the former Lions coach, is a primary candidate to take over for the woeful Giants (3-13).
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Last year, the New York Times exposed US law enforcement's woeful unpreparedness to deal with the resurging far-right.
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A woeful May has exposed the underbelly of their roster: They are a top-heavy team with limited depth.
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Marist has him at 21625 percent and PPP at 2900 percent, below his woeful 220006 percent finish in 2202.
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But he, too, fluctuated between dominant and woeful, resulting in an E.R.A. of 3.65 entering the All-Star break.
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The Eagles were 5-7, and even in the woeful N.F.C. East, a third consecutive playoff berth seemed unlikely.
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His poll numbers are improving -- both nationally and in early-voting states -- and so is his once-woeful fundraising.
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And in Jaguars, Land Rovers, and Range Rovers, while the system looks up-to-date, its performance is woeful.
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Then, cruelly, Stoke turned a woeful Watford goal kick into a lofted pass and a chipped goal. 2-0.
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Even those eternal optimists amongst the 67,000 present must have feared the worst after a woeful opening by the hosts.
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Or had the government taken the opportunity to clobber swanky foreign operators that compete with the country's own woeful airlines?
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Negligence nor mismanagement nor woeful acts of God were not the reasons – much of this was the result of injustice!
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It may be woeful to see Mr Johnson, a man of no known principles, occupy a great ministry of state.
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The attack just serves to underscore the woeful state of national cybersecurity (and is just damn embarrassing for the DNC).
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Yet a woeful minority receive the kind of treatment and attention needed to keep them from repeating a suicide attempt.
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The Bison shot a woeful 26.3 percent from the field, missed 21 of 24 3-pointers and committed 23 turnovers.
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They show, at the very least, a woeful pattern of incompetence and neglect on the part of the federal government.
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Given this woeful state of affairs, it is self-evident that the Palestinian people need a new course of action.
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Mr. Tillerson made clear on Tuesday that he wants to increase spending on computers, saying the department's computers are woeful.
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When Banyan asked a former American intelligence official for his judgment on Japan's spies, the answer was simple: "pretty woeful".
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Its drafters, having lived under a succession of woeful autocrats, sensed that future leaders might be reluctant to retire gracefully.
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Where Norris has scored the occasional headline result, Russell's strong performances have been obscured by Williams' woeful lack of pace.
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Yes, the same subway that has become the target of expletive-filled social media rants for its dependably woeful performance.
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Too often, like in the woeful response to anti-Semitism, the Labour Party has been afraid to speak the truth.
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With the woeful effort Friday, Butler's field-goal percentage at home is 42.2, compared to 48.9 on the road. 2.
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Negligence nor mismanagement nor woeful acts of God were not the reasons — much of this was the result of injustice!
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But the interference and aspersions do merit a fresh look at the woeful state of our outdated, insecure electronic voting machines.
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But, as the woeful results of the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2017 Infrastructure Report Card show, Flint is not unique.
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It was tough to escape the woeful tales of small-town and Rust Belt voters in the final months of 2016.
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But, as the woeful results of the American Society of Civil Engineers' 23 Infrastructure Report Card show, Flint is not unique.
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The Pacers shot 50 percent from the field (41 of 82) to overcome a woeful 17 turnovers in the first half.
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RHP Anibal Sanchez will try to bounce back from a woeful start in Texas when he faces Kansas City on Wednesday.
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San Diego, which owns a woeful 8-33 home mark, has scored just four total runs while dropping three consecutive games.
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Today, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has fallen into a state of woeful disrepair, besieged by civil war and violence.
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Trade between African countries accounts for a woeful 10%, compared to 40% and 20203% between North American and European countries respectively.
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The Rays are 9-18 versus the AL Central while the Twins are a woeful 8-20 against the AL East.
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The contrast is marked between United's woeful performance and the stunning leadership of Richard Anderson, Chairman and CEO of Delta Airlines.
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One of the chief complaints of businesspeople who work in the countryside is that the internet in rural areas is woeful.
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But as he rages against Mississippi's woeful education system, he knows these blights demand bigger tools than a mayor can wield.
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Pelfrey has a woeful track record against the Marlins, owning a 1-9 mark and 5.40 ERA in 18 career starts.
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"Foster care is not a good option for anyone," Santana told me, citing woeful outcomes for kids that go through it.
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The move trapped tens of thousands of asylum seekers in Greece, a nation with a woeful incapacity to care for them.
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The sloppy day continued a woeful streak for the 20-19 Mets: They have not won consecutive games since mid-April.
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Remarkably, Kaneda did most of his best work while playing for the usually woeful Kokutetsu Swallows (now the Tokyo Yakult Swallows).
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Firms face too little competition, cushy labour laws lock the jobless out of work and the public sector provides woeful services.
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Their woeful inaugural season of 1966, completed weeks before the first Super Bowl, presaged Atlanta's struggles for the next half-century.
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"Iran's record of respect for the basic rules of international law is woeful and it is getting worse," he told parliament.
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The Broncs failed to overcome a woeful 5-for-30 first-half shooting effort in their first meeting against the Badgers.
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Having guided a woeful Shandong side to the playoffs, Ding was voted as one of the youngest MVPs in league history.
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He has been woeful at home despite winning his last two such outings and is 26-22 with a 6.54 ERA and .
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In a state already facing a woeful shortage of providers, we must attract, not deter, trainees and providers to make Georgia home.
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Preliminary results for 2017 show that the clear-up rate for firearm murders has risen to a (still woeful) 30% in Stockholm.
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That leaves Washington as one of three Eastern Conference teams - along with woeful Brooklyn and Philadelphia - with a losing record at home.
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Another week, another woeful annual earnings release from a mining company, as Glencore reported a net loss for 2015 of $5 billion.
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But sometimes forgotten in the legacy of Goldwater is the role he played 6900 years after his woeful, yet moony, presidential campaign.
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In the two games last year, Fitzpatrick was a woeful 31 of 71 for 374 yards with four TDs and five picks. =
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Naturally, the mustachioed Mr. Redlegs and company are just playing out the string waiting for their woeful season to be put down.
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Combined with the woeful but highly viewed Bellator heavyweight tournament it could provide Bellator with a unique selling point over the UFC.
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Lloyd has a smart and loving wife, Andrea (Susan Kelechi Watson), but a woeful relationship with his estranged father, Jerry (Chris Cooper).
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The tech industry, thanks to some woeful marketing, has simply made us think they really do make brains, and machines that think.
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India faces huge hurdles to growth, including widespread corruption, a suffocating bureaucracy, enormous social spending, a stifling business environment and woeful infrastructure.
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Last February, one of those delegations appealed for his help in saving Cairo's Jewish cemetery, which had fallen into a woeful state.
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His songs endure, equal parts confessional and craft, yet their punctuation — woeful slide solos and impressionistic a cappella arrangements — make them transcendent.
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If so, it was a solid start on both counts Tuesday night, as the Yankees walloped the woeful Detroit Tigers, 4953-2495.
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Lloyds' equivalent figure over the same period was minus 8%, while RBS' was an even more woeful minus 18%, Refinitiv data indicates.
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The Knicks' usually leaky defense gave up its second-lowest total of the season, and the Bulls shot a woeful 39.8 percent.
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The Diamondbacks have dropped five of their last seven games and Monday's defeat dropped them to a woeful 9-19 at home.
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Against the woeful Mountaineers, St. John's found itself challenged early, as Mount St. Mary's led by three 123 minutes into the game.
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Speaking of the Wizards, the local team still has a chance to make the playoffs despite a woeful record of 20-33.
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Cuts to housing benefit and a woeful lack of affordable housing are just some of the reasons that homelessness continues to rise.
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This season Josh McCown of the woeful Cleveland Browns completed 63.7 percent of his passes — better than the career figure for Joe Montana.
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Other issues, such as Delhi's woeful air pollution, have not figured prominently in the election although all main contenders promise to tackle it.
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Egypt remains a deeply frustrating place to run a company, ranking a woeful 122nd in the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business index.
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Andy Reid — Just when I made the mistake of believing in Andy, he reinforces all the old jokes about his woeful clock management.
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I made a bunch of woeful student films, and I was included in the first class at the American Film Institute in 1970.
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Earlier this year, a bunch of Milwaukee Bucks turnt up at an L.A. strip club ... hours before getting shellacked by the woeful Lakers.
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Pavelski scored twice and Aaron Dell continued his backup goaltending mastery as the Sharks beat the woeful Stars 5-1 at SAP Center.
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There is a woeful lack of introspection among obstetricians as to why the experience of hospital birth is so abhorrent to some women.
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Her family decided to skip the nuptials of the child of a work colleague of her father's, and a woeful guilt trip ensued.
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Clothes and belongings sometimes gave clues, but many were lost or destroyed, and relatives were often left with a woeful collection of mementos.
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The team has announced Prescott will start next Sunday, giving him a good opportunity to increase his statistics against the woeful Cleveland Browns.
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President Trump's woeful lack of knowledge and his willingness to wing things were bound to cost lives and create chaos at some point.
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Then last month, Mr. Peña Nieto canceled his meeting in Washington with Mr. Trump, prompting a rare uptick in his woeful approval ratings.
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That disadvantaged boy became Rodney Dangerfield, a stand-up comedian with a self-deprecating style based on his woeful upbringing in Kew Gardens.
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But they are what the Mets have available now, and the woeful bullpen has directly led to four of the past seven losses.
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"As the year, and woeful decade, close, financial players have taken control of much of the daily press," Doctor wrote in an email.
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Damian Lillard scored 26 points but was a woeful 8 of 493 from the field, including 2 of 12 from 3-point range.
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Walls of ex-voto paintings are transfixing with their woeful narratives, from bloody surgical scenes to shipwrecks, all of which the devotees survived.
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Tuesday night, he allowed three runs, didn't get an out and blew a save, the night after allowing four runs to the woeful Padres.
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You'd rather not have to use anybody on the woeful 123ers, but Draughn could get double-digit touches and he's not an awful player.
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St. Louis is facing a tough back-to-back at Boston and Washington, particularly given its woeful 21-33-23 record on the road.
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Woeful road safety, accidents at sea, scams and even angry elephants have added to what seems like a never-ending litany of bad news.
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For the past few years, Variety TV critic Maureen Ryan has tracked the industry's woeful efforts to diversify its talent base beyond white men.
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Quarterback Carson Palmer threw four interceptions and was sacked five times while registering a woeful 36.0 passer rating in the loss to the Bills.
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Meanwhile, his bombshell wife, Michelle (Judee Tan), has seduced her feckless pastor, Tong Wen (a woeful Shane Mardjuki), who is also a property manager.
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Rarely has such a group of billionaires, hedge-fund barons, mining firms, government officials and go-betweens been snagged in such a woeful saga.
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In January the government said it wanted to open more as part of its "industrial strategy", a plan to boost Britain's woeful productivity growth.
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The United States is among the most egregious offenders with its woeful lack of regulations requiring the true ownership of companies to be identified.
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This almost certainly requires U.S. climate leadership on the global stage — something that has been woeful, and at times bizarre, under the Trump administration.
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The failure to turn out female graduates has a woeful impact on women's health, since it means too few female medical and nursing staff.
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The Texas Rangers have struggled during July but have experienced success against a Kansas City team that is having an even more woeful month.
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Dismal German industrial orders data on Friday morning, compounding a woeful week for Europe's largest economy, provided further cause for investors to lock in.
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But anyone with even a passing knowledge of the Twins' woeful history against the Yankees at Target Field could have anticipated what unfolded next.
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The Rockets were a woeful 17-of-50 from 3-point range in a contest that was the 1,000th of Mike D'Antoni's coaching career.
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Critics pounce After Trump's announcement, business leaders, politicians, and foreign heads-of-state began castigating the decision as a woeful abandonment of US leadership.
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His woeful ineptitude is highlighted by how he apparently attributed a homophobic tweet from an "Eliott" parody account (note the spelling) to Elliott himself.
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But, critically, a woeful lack of testing in the U.S. means that the actual number of infected Americans is far greater than we know.
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But they have the advantage of playing in a woeful division, the only one that has just a single team with a winning record.
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McLaren remained last in the Formula One standings, without a point from three races and hampered by woeful reliability and a lack of performance.
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This, after Britain's dismal decision last year to leave the European Union, and in the face of Trump's woeful anti-European ignorance, was critical.
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Not helping matters, either, is a Knicks defense that has been woeful all season, whether in the middle of games or at the end.
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The global economy is in woeful need of fresh capital investment, and generally companies invest only in a climate of free an open markets.
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Syndergaard may have been a trade chip for the woeful Mets, but the latest health news is likely to complicate any efforts to deal him.
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"It's lurching from one disaster to the next, with this latest batch of woeful figures coming after eight straight years of annual losses," added Rundle.
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America's trade embargo was almost as useful: it allowed him to blame the imperialist enemy for the woeful economic failures of his own central planning.
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But for the woeful few who missed the Screen Actors Guild Awards, we've complied the most beautiful and most cringeworthy looks from the Hollywood occasion.
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Coach Fred Hoiberg decided to make the change after the Bulls' woeful 100-80 loss at Boston on Sunday afternoon, and it clearly paid off.
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But their Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partners, backed by parts of the press, like Mr Macron's ideas to boost Europe's (and Germany's) woeful investment rate.
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The woeful returns came during a little-changed market so far in 2016, just the kind of environment when hedge funds are supposed to thrive.
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That left the team in the hands of Brian Hoyer, who was 18 for 38 with three interceptions in a loss to the woeful Dolphins.
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Any person who creates and fosters an environment where these heinous acts occur must be held accountable for a woeful lack of guidance and morality.
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The first player born in the 2000s to reach a Grand Slam semi-final, Anisimova looked lost during a woeful start against eighth seed Barty.
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That said, there's no reason why some of the more cringe-worthy elements of the lore couldn't have been retconned into less-wincingly woeful forms.
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Srinivasan urged countries to gather national data on FGM prevalence, adding that the U.N. global estimate was a "woeful under-representation" of the true picture.
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I alternated between breaking down in tears and repeating that I wanted to go home, like a woeful child left behind at sleep-away camp.
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They were right on that mark in a 95-86 home loss to Indiana on Wednesday, shooting a woeful 6-of-31 from 3-point range.
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In a digitized world where tech innovation has revolutionized nearly every corner of our life, the negligible impact it has made in our classrooms is woeful.
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That's in part because the state of global industry is so woeful, raising questions about how long the services sector can continue to compensate for losses.
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In New Orleans, which rebuilt its woeful education system after Hurricane Katrina, 93% of pupils are now educated in charters, where they have made considerable improvement.
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Missouri's best remaining chance to find the win column might come Saturday, when the woeful club hosts a Tennessee team that has struggled on the road.
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Mr Zuma mustered only 198 MPs in his defence, a woeful result for the head of a party with 249 out of 400 seats in parliament.
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The Chiefs have lost two straight and four of their last five, most recently suffering a 22-33 overtime loss to the woeful New York Giants.
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The $450 million that Lacob's group paid to Chris Cohan, the former owner, seemed so laughably expensive because of the woeful state of the Warriors franchise.
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Should they keep up the abysmal pace, they would surpass the woeful 723 Mets, who, despite their legendary inability to play the game, managed 40 wins.
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The sophomore is averaging 12.4 points for the season but is at just 21 points in his last six games while shooting a woeful 220 percent.
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To even reach this point, the memoirist must decide whether the complications are worth unraveling — or "unpacking," to use the woeful term du jour — at all.
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When Philip D. Murphy became the governor of New Jersey this year, he quickly targeted one of the state's most aggravating problems — its woeful transit system.
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The host, Nicole Byer, gleefully walks the line between encouraging her optimistic contestants and then dunking on them when their woeful creations emerge from the oven.
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It was as dry a spell as any in Madison Square Garden this season — and that is saying something in the home of the woeful Knicks.
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Damian Lillard scored 26 points for the Blazers but was a woeful 173 of 24 from the field, including 2 of 12 from 3-point range.
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Algeria was as woeful in defense as Senegal was wonderful in attack and surrendered two soft goals in 219 minutes a 2-1 loss to Tunisia.
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It ended a woeful few days for reigning champions Croatia, who sacked captain Zeljko Krajan days before the finals and were without injured talisman Marin Cilic.
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Though the opposition is trying to rally Venezuelans to oust the socialists once and for all in the 2018 vote, there is no hiding their woeful state.
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The Rockets fashioned an early blitz even without Harden, dashing to a 240-28 lead on the strength of four 21-pointers and the Mavericks' woeful shooting.
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Although less than half its revenue comes from Italy, it has been weighed down by its homeland's woeful economic performance and a heavy burden of dud loans.
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The Catalan club had already been routed in the first leg, losing 4-20163 in a woeful performance away at the Parc des Princes on February 14th.
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It was enough for them to survive a woeful September stretch in which they dropped 16 of 17, including a major league-worst 11 in a row.
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In the year he was elected the country ranked a woeful 164th out of 178 countries on an index of corruption compiled by Transparency International, a watchdog.
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The number of women working in advanced mathematics is notoriously woeful, and now a university in Australia is taking an unusual step to help fix the problem.
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Facebook, Apple and some of their peers had a woeful last quarter as investors reassessed high U.S. stock valuations in light of a cocktail of negative factors.
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The stellar performance came on the heels of two poor ones as he gave up 215 runs and 25 hits over eight frames during the woeful span.
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There's underwhelming, and then there's whelming so low you manage to make the Indianapolis Colts' usually woeful line look impressive, and that's exactly what the Vikes did.
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Pushing aside a woeful first quarter, Wisconsin found its footing in the third quarter with a 28-point scoring barrage that put the game out of reach.
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Hodgson was even asked — half-seriously — about how the team's penalty kicks in practice were progressing because England has historically had a woeful track record in shootouts.
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The A's currently sport the third-worst run differential in the American League, just a shade better than the woeful Minnesota Twins and Tampa Bay Rays. 220.
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A messy handwritten note was found at the site of the crime: "The intention was not to steal, only to highlight the woeful security," the note read.
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Mostly, though, it was a satisfactory end to a disappointing visit, in which the Yankees split four games with the woeful Orioles, who are 41 games below .
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Mr. Trump's woeful approval rating in many swing districts is an issue, particularly in some suburban areas represented by Republicans where voters are dismayed at his presidency.
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The assist man, Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman, his feet in pink Jordans, outscored Wagner by 3 on a night when Michigan's offense pivoted from woeful to wonderful.
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There they meet a seemingly proper and restrained Englishwoman, Joan (a wonderful Beth Dixon), who tells a woeful and epic-length saga of small-town grocery shopping.
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The plant stylists say most people's ability to properly choose and care for houseplants is woeful, even as the reported desire to live among them is high.
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Detroit won in an unlikely way, losing star forward Blake Griffin shortly before tipoff and catching fire only after a woeful first half of shooting and offense.
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On the other hand, given the woeful state of New York City's transportation network this summer, a five-mile commute can feel like hitchhiking to the Catskills.
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She puts vocal prowess at the service of a creative, personal conception of the character: If only there was any of that in the Met's woeful "Aida."
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Educational standards are woeful but the government has done little to change a system where teachers bribe their way into jobs from which they can never be fired.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks steadied on Thursday, after a woeful week for major technology companies, even as global equities careened towards their first quarterly drop in two years.
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With its palm-fringed beaches, hot climate and world-renowed cuisine, Thailand is a top holiday destination for foreign tourists despite its woeful road and sea safety record.
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The resulting crisis — a period of staggering unemployment that peaked at 10%, a distressed housing market, and woeful economic decline — is commonly referred to as the Great Recession.
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When they don't make shots, they're a horror show; the Heat tip-toed past the woeful Chicago Bulls with seven points in the opening quarter on Sunday afternoon.
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Much of the expected growth is due to India's woeful record in primary-school education, where teachers are scarce, infrastructure crumbling and the culture one of rote learning.
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The Diamondbacks' 5-12 record at Chase Field is the worst home record in the majors, save for the woeful Atlanta Braves, who are 2-16 at home.
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It took them the full 20153 games, including three overtimes, a stretch during which they averaged a woeful 22015 points on 26 percent shooting but somehow still survived.
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The Bulls lost badly for the second consecutive night, 222-284 to the Orlando Magic, and never seriously challenged after a woeful start in another poor defensive performance.
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The Patriots have a Gini coefficient of 22015, just a touch under the woeful Tennessee Titans — which only won three games in the 2300 regular season — at 2128.
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Its teams are allowed to sign high school graduates, but, as Tellem wrote, who would choose such woeful compensation over a packed campus arena at Kentucky or Duke?
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So while Pied Piper celebrates its 500,000th install, the crucial metric of daily active users is a woeful 19,000, suggesting that Monica's bafflement is shared by everyone else.
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Houston hasn't lost in December and is averaging 119.1 points during the winning streak but only narrowly slipped the past the woeful Brooklyn Nets 122-118 on Monday.
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Given my woeful track record, I became comfortable ignoring neutral and negative feedback, which is a huge advantage as an entrepreneur because starting a company is miserably hard.
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The remaining first-rounder, Blaine Gabbert, finished out the year as the starting quarterback for the woeful San Francisco 49ers, but will likely return to being a backup.
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Some of the most vexing problems facing government – woeful IT systems or cumbersome hiring and contracting processes – require an infusion of funding or major legislative and regulatory changes.
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This time the woeful passenger is Justin (Adam Scott), a journalist with PTSD, who listens to a podcast that describes the disappearance of the very flight he's on.
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Six years later, only a singular biosimilar is available to patients, a woeful situation for patients requiring biologics, and a reflection on the inadequacy of support for biosimilars.
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RHP Mike Pelfrey will try to bounce back from a woeful outing in the first game of a four-game series with the Chicago White Sox on Thursday.
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Peru has recently seen mass protests over woeful government services and the president&aposs decision in late September to shut down Peru&aposs Congress amid his anticorruption efforts.
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But the team — and its woeful state as one of the worst teams in the N.B.A. — did get a shout out during the Academy Awards on Sunday night.
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Chasing Margaret Smith Court's all-time record, which was built over the amateur and professional eras, Williams failed to recover from a woeful opening set on Court Philippe Chatrier.
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Given the fact that 67 percent of women in the U.S. are plus-size, that represents a woeful underrepresentation, which we, at Refinery29, have committed to push back against.
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Paige, who fractured his hand and missed six early games, was especially woeful from behind the arc last year, finishing the regular season with a career low 32.4 percent.
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The once-reclusive country is now more open to the world, but it remains to be seen if this means an improvement in the country's woeful human rights record.
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Pacers outlast woeful 76ers PHILADELPHIA — The Indiana Pacers have little breathing room as they try to cling to the eighth and final playoff spot in the NBA's Eastern Conference.
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Two days after beating woeful Chicago, 129-102, Sacramento was well on its way to a lopsided win over a contending team in the East before things slipped away.
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Plant stylists, like Lisa Muñoz, above, say people's ability to properly choose and care for houseplants is woeful, even as the reported desire to live among them is high.
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Such gratitude is likely to be a novelty for BNP Paribas Chief Executive Jean-Laurent Bonnafé given how woeful these bankers' performance was in some of the previous quarters.
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The actors manipulate them all, and these simple objects prove versatile vessels for the show's whipsaw mood changes: comic or tender at one instant, brutal or woeful the next.
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There are few things more dangerous than false climate science, critics correctly argue, before hopefully realizing there's little more dangerous in this emergency than a woeful and petty distraction.
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Similarly, on December 17th the Angels' crosstown rivals, the Los Angeles Dodgers, acquired Matt Kemp, an outfielder who previously played for them from 2016-323, from the woeful Atlanta Braves.
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Dufner, the 2013 PGA Championship winner whose recent form has been woeful, never looked back after pitching in from 35 yards for birdie at the first hole at Quail Hollow.
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I could fail to write a single thing for my workshops, or, at the least, I could sporadically submit woeful pieces, and not run the risk of losing my fellowship.
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They must have the desire to go toe-to-toe with Deutsche Bank's largest rivals on Wall Street, as well as the ability to ignore their predecessors' woeful track records.
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The Six Nations – our yearly festival of European eggball, muddy shorts and bloodied foreheads – starts up again on Saturday (6 February) when France are visited by the persistently woeful Italians.
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Since a string of woeful tallies in the 29s the main organisation promoting British athletics, UK Sport, has been more active in picking potential winners and showering them with resources.
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As a recent study by the International Crisis Group, a think-tank, points out, the army is overstretched, has a woeful human-rights record and is hollowed out by corruption.
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He rarely played bad guys, because there are very few American villains in Chinese movies (those roles tend to go to the woeful cohort of Japanese actors working in China).
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We already know he's fine running an iso-heavy offense and is credited for having turned Golden State's long-woeful defense into a top-three outfit in two years time.
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Regardless of Price's woeful record as a starting pitcher in the postseason, and his poor start just three days before, Cora told Price he was giving him the ball again.
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Biggers directly presents work that explores the woeful history of slave trade, and the ravages and embedded pain (as well as the celebration and heritage) of contemporary African American experiences.
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The Nets shot 51 percent but were woeful defensively, just as they were when they trailed by as many as 28 in a 125-116 loss to Washington on Wednesday.
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The Twins, who are now three and a half games behind the Yankees, have two games left with the woeful San Diego Padres and six with the lackluster Detroit Tigers.
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Obviously, whatever happened, one of its citizens at the very least -- even if Khashoggi miraculously turns up alive in a Dubai hotel -- was involved in some form of woeful misconduct.
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The onset of the Revolutionary War made manifest what a woeful deficiency this was, as soldiers went months without pay and threatened mutiny while Congress amassed large volumes of debt.
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He came to every appointment, and always deferred to her, offering his opinions on the woeful state of Cleveland sports teams, but on nothing having to do with her medical condition.
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Everyone agrees as to the importance of physical activity in children, yet a 2016 Participation report says that a woeful nine percent of Canadian children get the recommended amount of exercise.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Jolyon Palmer was left "gutted" after a chance to score his first points of a woeful rookie Formula One campaign got away from him in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Croatian Borna Coric had every reason to believe his woeful Wimbledon record was about to change for the better when he arrived at the All England Club on Monday.
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Its infrastructure (both physical and financial) is somewhere between crumbling and non-existent; its laws are archaic and, after decades of isolation and underinvestment in education, its skills base is woeful.
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Second-year quarterback Carson Wentz and the Eagles look to add to the Giants' woeful start to the season on Sunday when the NFL East rivals meet at Lincoln Financial Field.
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With runners at first and second, Lindor — who had a woeful series other than his tide-turning grand slam in Game 2 — hit an 0-1 cutter back up the middle.
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Although President Trump has hailed Mr. Sisi as a "fantastic guy," his administration in August cut or withheld $291 million in aid in response to Mr. Sisi's woeful human rights record.
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Whether that offensive strategy can work against the Seahawks (2-2) is an open question, but Seattle certainly seems vulnerable despite a blowout win over the woeful Indianapolis Colts last week.
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He joked about serving more than two terms in office, lied about his polling in Colorado, and once again displayed woeful ignorance about American history and renewable energy (among other topics).
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It is absurd that states need to teach drivers how not to be killed by public servants, but unfortunately, the woeful experience of the black community makes Ms. Ward's effort worthwhile.
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While Wacha has enjoyed nothing but positives against the Brewers, Jimmy Nelson is a woeful 0-43 with a bloated 8.49 ERA in seven career appearances (six starts) versus St. Louis.
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He was traded to the woeful Mets after that, had a 6-17 record in 303 and a 10-20 mark in 1964, then was dealt to the St. Louis Cardinals.
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The setting also lacks specificity; except for the basketball, the season doesn't feel as if it takes place in the state of Indiana so much as The State of Our Woeful Nation.
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The road has been particularly unkind as Cincinnati suffered its fifth loss in eight outings on the 10-game trek and is a woeful 83-30 away from Great American Ball Park.
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Elliott was brought in to fix what was a problem position last season in Calgary, but he's 220-22016 to start the season with a 218 goals-against average and a woeful .
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"Golden State will score 300 on us in the next game if we play like that," Skiles told reporters after his team let the woeful 76ers shoot 54.4 percent from the floor.
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Memphis dropped a 21-289 road game to the woeful Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday and traditionally struggles in San Antonio with a 22-23 regular-season mark in the Alamo City.
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In the meantime, you'll find that while picture books have grown increasingly frank on sensitive topics of family structure, disability, race and ethnicity, death remains largely absent, replicating your own woeful silence.
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As much as this strikes me as a woeful misreading of "Lolita," I'm hesitant to embrace the idea of a definitive line between "right" or "wrong," at least with regard to art.
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But more often the fragmented plot, offered by a teeming, sketched-out ensemble of woeful souls, seems like a series of vignettes meant to hold you over until the music starts again.
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The mainstream media headlines continue to divert national attention by prioritizing the war of hypocrisy between the political parties' "Knight of the Woeful Countenance" chasing windmills in their theater of the absurd.
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Additional works include "The Statement," something of a corporate thriller, by the savvy Canadian Crystal Pite, and Marco Goecke's "Woke Up Blind," set to the woeful tunes of Jeff Buckley (210:503).
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Grenell, who took up his post last month and is a close ally of US President Donald Trump, also described Germany's NATO spending as "woeful" and criticized Chancellor Angela Merkel's immigration policy.
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Should Atlanta lose, the Seahawks have the next best shot; all they need to do is go into San Francisco and beat a woeful 03ers team to get to 20-21-27.
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We also get a series of bludgeoningly woeful flashbacks to Shaun's childhood — his father beats him, his brother dies, his pet rabbit dies — which the show has thankfully dialed back on lately.
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In "Bull Durham" (1988), Costner portrays a woeful Minor Leaguer courting baseball-crazy Susan Sarandon; in "Tin Cup" (1996), his self-sabotaging golfer becomes entangled with a psychologist played by Rene Russo.
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The Chargers got off to a woeful 0-4 start but have won six of their last eight games and now own the same record as division-leading Kansas City and Oakland.
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But it has not exploited the opportunity to introduce more competition to its protected service sector, improve its woeful record on digitisation or reform taxes, let alone rebalance its economy away from exports.
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It was their first 3-pointer since one by Gordon with about 203 1/2 minutes left in the second quarter that put the Rockets up 42-28 during a woeful Warriors start.
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Denver rehired Mike McCoy to rev up the offense after he spent the last four seasons as the Chargers' coach, going a woeful 9-23 over the past two years before being fired.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The Vatican newspaper has criticized French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo for depicting God as a Kalashnikov-carrying killer, saying it was "woeful" and disrespectful to true believers of all faiths.
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Otherwise, Cramer fears that many investors may associate the decline in oil and sell-off in minerals and mining stocks on Thursday with the woeful tale of Macau told by Las Vegas Sands.
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Their beautiful, bumping, woeful single "Hopes Up" feels like dancing through something really hard—like heartbreak, like long recovery—and finding a way to feel the highs and the lows all at once.
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Coach: Shin Tae-yong: Shin, 210, took over from Uli Stielike last June after the German was sacked during a woeful qualifying campaign that saw the Koreans beaten in Iran, China and Qatar.
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Commenting on the state of play in Brexit negotiations with just days to go until a departure is due, the former U.S. Ambassador Gardner said that the U.K. government's performance had been woeful.
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And while the Rangers were a woeful 1-for-363 with runners in scoring position, San Diego failed to take advantage of its chances by going 1-for-11 in their RBI chances.
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After being drafted by Donald Sterling's Clippers and later traded to the woeful Pelicans as part of the Chris Paul deal, Gordon is finally playing for a team he wants to be on.
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The Cougars took a 12-point lead into the locker room, a deficit that could have been greater considering the Mustangs' woeful 29.2 percent shooting, including 2-for-10 from behind the arc.
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Philadelphia posted a woeful 2348-26 record in May — its fewest wins in one month in 211 years — and was limited to two runs or fewer in nine of its last 33 games.
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It's hard to argue with the results: During the third quarter of 2019, the bank earned investment-banking advisory fees of $427 million, up 80% from the firm's woeful third quarter last year.
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Additional works include "The Statement," something of a corporate thriller, by the savvy Canadian Crystal Pite; and "Woke Up Blind," by Marco Goecke, set to the woeful tunes of Jeff Buckley (2:23).
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Additional works include "The Statement," something of a corporate thriller, by the savvy Canadian Crystal Pite; and "Woke Up Blind," by Marco Goecke, set to the woeful tunes of Jeff Buckley (2:10).
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What follows is the rare confessional scene among numerous tales of fearsome, all-powerful fathers, when Wotan tells Brünnhilde the woeful story of how he has broken the covenants and mismanaged his life.
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Houston entered the week as the top-scoring team in the N.F.L., but in their first game without Watson, the Texans managed just one offensive touchdown and lost to the woeful Indianapolis Colts.
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He was a firecracker, taking the reins of the offense, hitting 12 of 22 shots from the field and helping the Knicks rebound from a woeful loss to the Washington Wizards on Thursday.
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A slate of reports from multiple outlets have catapulted the once-anonymous intelligence agent into the political maelstrom over what Republicans say is a woeful double standard of political bias at the FBI.
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Anthony Young, who lost 27 consecutive decisions pitching for the woeful Mets of the early 1990s, setting a major league record while becoming something of a national celebrity, died on Tuesday in Houston.
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That woeful figure is emblematic of an unprepared tourism infrastructure, he added, with Wi-Fi, bathrooms, transportation and computer terminals for credit card payments among the aspects that will need to upgrade fast.
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Yet Dominick Cunningham had a woeful routine, twice slipping to earth off the bar, before team mate James Hall also came off, effectively ending British hopes of gold at the SSE Hydro Arena.
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Junior 6-673 center Matt Husek (18.1 minutes) is the only regular that stands taller than Alexander, which has contributed to Crusaders' woeful rebounding margin (minus-5.5, 323rd in Division I). TIP-INS 1.
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"The quiet approach has done nothing to give Uzbekistan an incentive to address its woeful record on torture, the ongoing imprisonment of government critics and religious believers," Human Rights Watch said in a statement.
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Chelsea have now won five Premier League titles since Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich bought the club in 2003, but this one is arguably the most impressive considering they finished a woeful 10th last season.
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The Philadelphia Phillies are in a deep decline and look to end a seven-game losing streak when they visit the even more woeful Minnesota Twins in Tuesday's opener of a three-game series.
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He talks of ending some of Mr Mugabe's woeful policies, such as the law requiring all companies above a certain size to be majority-owned by black Zimbabweans (in practice, ruling-party fat cats).
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At the same time, it hiked public investment in India's woeful infrastructure by 23.6 percent, while taking further steps to revive corporate investment that Modi needs to create new jobs for India's burgeoning workforce.
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Woeful turnout and results that don't even reflect the votes cast -- clearly it is time for the Democratic and Republican parties to rethink the Silver State's lofty position in the nation's presidential primary season.
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A lower price tag might have enabled a bigger offering, and attracted greater interest from blue-chip global institutions to offset concerns about peak oil demand - not to mention Saudi's woeful human rights record.
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Dominic Thiem smashed a fan's phone from their hands with a woeful shot just before he progressed to the quarterfinals of the Canadian Open (Rogers Cup) with a hard fought victory over Marin Cilic.
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Ultimately, though, as the defenses stiffened and the ground-and-pound game took over and deadlocked two woeful offenses, the Petty Era looked aesthetically much like so many eras that had come before it.
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When it comes to generating productive economic growth, central bankers have not come through: The world economy is pretty much in a dead zone, with the United States exemplifying a woeful lack of dynamism.
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"Flirttech," if you will, has recently assumed the form of chatbots — computer programs that serve as proxies for romantic partners — that are designed to help woeful daters sext, ghost and develop vocabulary around consent.
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Its woeful position around 24 percent in the polls helped force out the previous leader, Andrew Little, but Ms. Ardern led the party to a respectable 36.9 percent in the election on Sept. 23.
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Collins's reliance on so many relievers is largely due to the woeful performance of his starters, whose 5.15 earned run average ranked 28th of 1.723 teams before Robert Gsellman's six credible innings on Wednesday.
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Rodriguez had been made a full-time designated hitter last year and this year as he struggled to make contact at the plate, was getting less and less play time, batting a woeful .199.
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In creating "Cartography," their new theater piece for young audiences, they mean to get beyond narratives that cast migrants as malicious threats, on one end of the spectrum, or woeful victims, on the other.
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At the same time it hiked public investment in India's woeful infrastructure by 22.5 percent, while taking further steps to revive corporate investment that Modi needs to create new jobs for India's burgeoning workforce.
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At the same time it hiked public investment in India's woeful infrastructure by 23.6 percent, while taking further steps to revive corporate investment that Modi needs to create new jobs for India's burgeoning workforce.
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But Thinx, too, was allegedly rife with bad labor practices—according to reports, it was plagued by a similar pattern of low pay, shoddy benefits, a woeful maternity leave policy, and a toxic work environment.
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Having launched a frankly woeful defence of their World Cup title in Brazil two years ago, Spain have now served up much of the same in their pursuit of a record third consecutive European Championship.
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For German companies, hundreds of which briefly found themselves under suspicion in Turkey for terrorist links in the summer of last year, the country's woeful rule-of-law record continues to be a major deterrent.
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After an early trade of breaks in the fifth, Zverev finally got his confidence back and finished it off with a whipping forehand, his 52nd winner barely making up for a woeful 55 unforced errors.
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"We don't play two halves of games now," Detroit coach Stan Van Gundy told reporters after his team was unable to overcome a woeful first half that led to a 22-point deficit at intermission.
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The UFC has, however, booked no other events over the last three weeks in the buildup to this fight, leaving fans hungry for even the woeful Stefan Struve–headlined card in the Netherlands next weekend.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Stan Wawrinka's woeful run at recent Grand Slams continued on Thursday when the Swiss lost 7-1333(7) 6-3 7-6(6) in the Wimbledon second round against Italian journeyman Thomas Fabbiano.
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This included prizefighting—and Raft, who had once dabbled in boxing (with a woeful career as a substitute, where he lost 10 of his 21 fights by KO), was a natural choice to help out.
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VATICAN CITY, Jan 6 (Reuters) - The Vatican newspaper has criticised French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo for depicting God as a Kalashnikov-carrying killer, saying it was "woeful" and disrespectful to true believers of all faiths.
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He was referring to the fact that the team had made it easy to buy seats to Monday's game and not the fact that the Cubs had beaten up on the woeful Brewers all season.
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Having entered the game losers of four of six and having dropped from third to sixth in the Eastern Conference playoff standings, the Celtics recorded a desperately needed 83-105 win over the woeful Sixers.
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Some star anise you've had in the cupboard five years or that woeful bit of cinnamon, a load of dried chili flakes, and a massive tablespoon of black peppercorns and coriander seeds into the water.
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Kansas had debuted as the No. 1 team earlier in the day for the first time all season, only to find themselves down by ten halfway through the second half to the woeful Sooners squad.
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ET, FSN Sun (Miami), FSN Florida (Orlando) ABOUT THE HEAT (18-217): Josh Richardson scored 214 points and Hassan Whiteside added 21 in Friday's loss, but their teammates combined to shoot a woeful 214 percent.
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Before we hand the Rams the Lombardi Trophy, let's remember that their wins have come against the woeful Niners and the Colts without Andrew Luck; neither of those teams has a win of their own.
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Butler's shooting woes were more prevalent than ever in the first half as the Bulldogs made just 12 of 35 (217 percent) and were a woeful 23 of 240 (235 percent) from behind the arc.
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CRAMER: I THINK IT IS GREAT THAT YOU BROUGHT THE FRUGALITY BECAUSE THERE IS A FRONT PAGE ARTICLE IN THE BUSINESS DAY OF THE NEW YORK TIMES TODAY, SAN DIEGO SEES LOSING QUALCOMM AS WOEFUL.
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In the first of several expected trades for the woeful Mets, they sent their standout closer, Jeurys Familia, to the Oakland A's on Saturday in exchange for two prospects, cash and international bonus pool space.
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Too bad that the best that can be said about the woeful movie version of the "The Aspern Papers," based on the Henry James novella, is that it might send you running to the original.
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The South Korean endured a woeful 2016 due to a nagging thumb injury, the only bright spot being her stunning triumph in Rio where she became the first woman to win golfing gold in 116 years.
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Who would want to go through the pain of reporting a sensitive crime like rape, when the police have a woeful record of not even doing the simplest tasks necessary to protect women on the street?
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After splitting a four-game set with woeful Atlanta, the San Francisco Giants look to get back in a positive groove when they open a three-game series against the host St. Louis Cardinals on Friday.
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Having listened to all the complaints about the "digital divide" between rural and urban Britain, slow broadband speeds, woeful customer service and much more, Ofcom has decided to keep the present structure of provision largely intact.
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But the doom-and-gloom assessments of the economy -- both from Republicans, but also echoed in Democratic candidates' woeful assessment of income inequality and wages -- have begun to raise the ire of Obama and his aides.
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C Bo Horvat's point total is decent for a sophomore, 31 in 70 games, but he's been shut out in five of his last six and his plus-minus is a woeful minus-34 this season.
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Speaking of the Yankees, an inability to convert with runners in scoring position has been their undoing of late - including a woeful 1-for-35 stretch in their three-game series versus Seattle over the weekend.
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St. Louis was 2-for-13 with runners in scoring position on Monday - with both hits occurring in the ninth inning - and is a woeful 7-for-55 in that situation over its last seven games.
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As woeful as the 49ers have been, and as much as the fans need that sliver of hope, the team would never have let Kaepernick onto the field unless he had agreed to renegotiate his contract.
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The Terrapins (173-7, 13-6) lost for the third time in four games, hitting just 38.5 percent (25 of 65) from the field, including a woeful 6 of 32 (18.8 percent) from 103-point range.
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The team is a led by Jim Harbaugh, one of the handful of mega-celebrity college coaches who has done a miraculous job restoring a woeful program by running a tight ship structured around team discipline.
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The Celtics could also have a major playmaking decision ahead, assuming they are in prime draft-selection position, courtesy of the woeful Nets, to land one of the studs in the upcoming point guard-laden draft.
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BEARS ARE WOEFUL The Bears' 41-03 loss to Washington on Saturday was as ugly as any this season, and it guaranteed the Bears (3-12) will at best match their worst record in 14 years.
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David Holmes, the political adviser at the embassy, said he was taken aback both by the conversation he overheard and the woeful lack of operational security demonstrated by Sondland, the US ambassador to the European Union.
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If you don't — as Paul Ryan very much didn't when he held up a woeful pint of Guinness at the recent Washington D.C. Friends of Ireland luncheon on Thursday — there's every chance that Ireland will take note.
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On Tuesday night, the show fell to a woeful 0.8 rating among adults 18 to 49 — a demographic that advertisers pay a premium to reach — and had just 2.4 million total viewers, a low for the series.
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A woeful set of German industrial orders data this week pushed German Bund yields back into negative territory and though a U.S.-China trade deal could be in sight, it looks like difficult times ahead for Europe.
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The failure of England's players to even carve out a second-half chance was highlighted, with The Guardian picking out a woeful effort from Harry Kane, one of the players of the season in the Premier League.
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Apart from demonstrating Mr. Gingrich's woeful ignorance of Shariah, his outrageous proposals would violate several Supreme Court rulings, constitutional amendments and laws barring discrimination on the basis of religion or restrictions of freedom of expression and belief.
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Elsewhere, Rob recounts this weekend's botched attempt to play a board game, thanks to a woeful misreading of a bottle's label, and what motivated me to murder an entire bar in Dishonored 2: Death of the Outsider.
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Poor governance has contributed to Saudi Arabia's woeful record in road safety, analysts say, and the government is aiming to reduce the number of deaths by a quarter as part of its ambitious Vision 2030 reform programme.
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Harrison Barnes, who was often overlooked behind the big three of Curry, Thompson and Draymond Green, is putting up good numbers with Dallas, but it's hard to credit those contributions too much since the Mavericks are woeful.
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Oakland answered a disastrous four-game sweep against Houston by bringing out the brooms in a three-game set versus the Chicago White Sox, outscoring the latter 18-5 to improve its woeful road record to 12-25.
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Baltimore's Manny Machado slowly is putting a woeful 0-for-203 stretch in his rear-view mirror with a hit in each of his last two games, but is just 2-for-11 in his career versus Pomeranz.
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The price of Bitcoin versus the U.S. dollar today The price of Bitcoin versus the U.S. dollar over the past week That's not actually a huge surprise given the woeful day the British Pound has endured this far.
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The stilted transitions were a cut above Powerpoint's and the filters were a woeful precursor to Instagram's, but Movie Maker opened the door for enterprising fans to add their creative voice to the legacies of their favorite artists.
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Such attacks have added to problems that schools in Pakistan, the world's sixth-most-populous country, share with those in other poor states—irrelevant curriculums, high rates of dropout as children (especially girls) get older, and woeful teaching.
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The woeful tale of New Zealand's yellow-eyed penguin is no different: the adorable bird—which even makes an appearance on the country's currency—is dangerously close to extinction, at least at one well-monitored mainland breeding ground.
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The resort and casino operator, rated A3/A- (Moody's/Fitch), can expect healthy demand for a potential new issue, especially among institutional investors, because of a woeful lack of bond sales in the second half of this year.
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Julius Randle led the Knicks with 20 points and 16 rebounds, but New York shot a dreadful 36 percent (31 of 86), a woeful 64 percent (16 of 25) from the free-throw line and committed 1023 turnovers.
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And with a catch that Inciarte called the best of his life, the Mets fell, 103-3, capping a woeful sweep at the hands of the Braves, whose play belied their lowly record at the worst possible time.
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Related: Photo Journalism Powered By A Game Engine: John Gerrard Creates Woeful CG Depictions Of The Real World This Is What We Should Do with Old Oil Tankers Vertical Bio-Habitat Puts an Oasis on an Oil Rig
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HOMERS HELP MARLINS SWEEP Justin Bour hit two home runs, increasing his total to 15, and the Marlins completed their first series sweep of the season by beating woeful Philadelphia, 10-643, before a sparse crowd in Miami.
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When we advocate a stronger European Union, we do not do so in support of the current woeful situation, but wish to bring about a renaissance of the European idea, and embrace new concepts for its further growth.
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The first overall pick in the 2003 N.H.L. draft, Fleury has frequently been a scapegoat for Pittsburgh's disappointing early eliminations, most notably a six-game loss to the Philadelphia Flyers in 2012 in which he posted a woeful .
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" The 6'11" All-Star -- who's been with the Detroit Pistons since he was drafted in 2012 --ripped the team moments ago after learning he was just traded to the woeful Cleveland Cavaliers, the 2nd worst team in the NBA.
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The Steelers managed only 21 points against the woeful Browns despite returning a blocked punt for a touchdown in the opening minutes, a memorable debut from the rookie linebacker T. J. Watt and 182 receiving yards from Antonio Brown.
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His main call is to reform Pakistan's woeful governance and put an end to the patronage networks that have facilitated widespread graft — his rallying cries since he abandoned an international athlete's playboy lifestyle two decades ago and entered politics.
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" The chapter also speaks to the "woeful misallocation of capital in the era of Federal Reserve largess" and a central bank that "became too enamored and too confident of its role and has stayed around much longer than needed.
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No longer tied to Ray's woeful execution of her criminal schemes, she has now emerged as a player of considerable merit against a master like Varga — maybe just a "semiprofessional," but certainly not the amateur he assumed she was.
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And in this case, so much will depend on the savviness of those woeful billionaires who had it so good, and now will be guinea pigs thrust into a maze that has overwhelmed so many test subjects before them.
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Butler's 313 points helps Bulls rally past 76ers PHILADELPHIA — Chicago Bulls guard Jimmy Butler hogged the spotlight throughout much of Thursday night's game against the woeful Philadelphia 76ers, but backup guard E'Twaun Moore took a star turn in overtime.
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British Conservative MP Tim Loughton, a member of the powerful Home Affairs Select Committee, heavily criticized the "woeful" excuses by the U.K. heads of Google, Twitter and Facebook to MPs in a grueling three-hour grilling in the House of Commons.
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While Lopez continues to control the interior, the Nets remain a woeful team from the perimeter, shooting 22-of-216 from beyond the arc against Orlando to fall to 26 percent for the season, tied for 215th in the NBA.
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All that said, I'm hoping you may be able, or at least willing, to take pity on me and this woeful tale (as pitiful as it is), and forgo the $200 change fee normally imposed on tickets such as this.
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CAIRO — The crash of a military transport plane that killed 2130 people on Wednesday was Algeria's deadliest ever, compounding the woeful air safety record of an insular country where there has been little accountability for such disasters in the past.
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IMAX was one of the first companies to carve out immersive virtual reality spaces in its theaters, but given its woeful performance in the first quarter of 2018, those efforts are now on hold, according to it chief executive Richard Gelfond.
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The Buckeyes, who finished 23th in the conference in 268-point makes (11) and 11th in accuracy (34 percent), were woeful beyond the arc in their two league tournament games, including a season-worst 1-for-11 effort versus the Spartans.
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A fact that many in the combat sports world would like to forget is that Akebono versus Bob Sapp stands as the most viewed live fight of all time, with over fifty million viewers for a bout which was objectively woeful.
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Starting on the road may not be a bad thing for Boston, which missed the playoffs on a tiebreaker after compiling a 25-13-3 away from home last season compared to a woeful 17-18-6 mark at TD Garden.
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And the Anaheim Ducks rallied from a woeful start to win the Pacific Division behind the youthful duo of Frederik Andersen, 26, and John Gibson, 22, which won the William M. Jennings Trophy for allowing the fewest goals in the league.
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But considering the woeful lack of preparedness of Europe and the United States in World War II, at least some of it can be attributed to the belief that by signing the agreement, war would be a thing of the past.
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The state of play: Harris' polling numbers in her home state of California have been woeful, with the junior senator falling way behind candidates Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, who are consistently polling around at least 20% each.
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More important, the Eagles (6-7) are likely to miss the playoffs this season, as they currently have a 93 percent chance of winning the woeful N.F.C. East and less than a 1 percent chance of earning a wild-card spot.
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Leicester have now won all three matches since Ranieri, the man who led them to the Premier league title last May, paid the price for a woeful run of form that had the Foxes careering toward the ignominy of relegation as champions.
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Given the woeful state of the Mets&apos major league squad, 40-56 and last place in the National League East entering play Monday, there was some thought the former football standout could crack the big league club when rosters expand in September.
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There is a chance House Democrats and Republicans may work together on legislation to cut the price of prescription drugs and improve America's woeful infrastructure—both areas in which Mr Trump has made promises to voters and Mrs Pelosi has shown interest.
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The lack of testing time is a big setback for a team hoping to clamber back from one of their worst ever seasons and pinning their hopes on coming up with a much better car than the woeful one produced last year.
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Climbing in and out is a pain, and the MPGs are woeful, but you have excellent small pickup versatility to go along with the offroading cred — and the ZR2 comes with enough creature comforts to take the edge off the truck's rougher demeanor.
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Djokovic will still end a year ranked as number one for the fifth time, an improbable achievement considering he had elbow surgery in February, suffered a woeful run of form on his return and slumped to 22 in the world rankings in June.
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The even more woeful outcome for many such authors is that they become the literary equivalent of someone sitting on the floor of an airport desperately trying to reassemble the contents of a suitcase so that it will fit in an overhead compartment.
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"Silence in the face of the troubling issues raised by Mr. Kushner's presence and behavior in the White House suggests a glaring double standard with respect to how we approach oversight and a woeful dereliction of our constitutional responsibilities," Connolly wrote to Gowdy.
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A Swedish teenager who has become one of the global faces of the urgency and — in her words — woeful inadequacy of the world's response to climate change, Thunberg made international headlines throughout 2019, capped by her being named TIME's person of the year.
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And you'll see plenty of it, in Dash Cam Owners Australia's "March 2017 On The Road" compilation, which is part of an ongoing collection of the Facebook page's most dangerous — but also highly entertaining — cases of woeful driving or near-misses with risk-taking pedestrians.
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His takedown attempts were woeful even at bantamweight—consisting of bending forwards at the waist and running after his opponents' hips—but he was skirting with danger against Jeremy Stephens who throws a dozen uppercuts a round and who has very solid takedown defence.
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Couple that strange situation with McElwain&aposs inability to develop a quarterback or improve a woeful offense, and it hardly would be a surprise to learn that the administrators are growing weary of McElwain even though he led the team to consecutive Eastern Division titles.
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While there are many factors that contribute to the woeful state of healthcare in the U.S., with greed chief among them, the 2012 study points to one area where hospitals have nothing to lose and literally billions to gain by improving their patient flows.
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The third-place Islanders, who dropped to 3-1-234 on its trek with a 233-21 setback to woeful Edmonton on Sunday, saw their lead over Metropolitan Division-rival Pittsburgh reduced to one point the following night after the Penguins routed the Arizona Coyotes.
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There are an awful lot of unknowns with each man and the fight could turn out to be woeful, but it has this writer more excited than even many of the established names on the card and is well worth keeping your eye on.
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We invaded the country with insufficient forces, a woeful misunderstanding of the sectarian dynamic between Sunnis and Shia, and fantastical goals that could never be achieved, Indeed, the real standard for judging victory was probably never whether we could win, but when could we leave?
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The 29-year-old was pounded for five runs in one-third of an inning against the Yankees earlier this year while still a member of the Cubs and he is a woeful 0-5 with a 7.92 ERA in his career versus New York.
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ABOUT THE JAZZ (2101-295): Gobert did not name names, but there are a host of players in need of a turnaround - including guard Rodney Hood, who is a woeful 12-of-42 shooting with a total of three assists over his last six games.
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The problems are that in casting straight actors in gay roles we're not benefitting from the experience that queer people bring to queer parts, we're not letting queer people tell their own stories, and we're contributing to the woeful lack of IRL Hollywood LGBTQ visibility.
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As for the cruise industry's woeful environmental record, I ignored that for the duration of my cruise because I am a monster, but for the record, Celebrity received an overall grade of D+ from the Friends of the Earth, an environmental advocacy organization, in 2016.
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And from the balcony levels, the "Ring" doesn't get any better than the closing tableau of Brünnhilde asleep on the mountain, surrounded by fire — a scene that, up close, allows you to see the singers' facial expressions, but also the woeful digital fire projections.
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As he told it, Bill DeWitt, the Yankees' assistant general manager and formerly general manager of the usually woeful St. Louis Browns, grudgingly offered him a raise of $2,000 from his $19,000 salary (which would have given him the equivalent of about $200,000 today).
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — Jeff Hornacek and Phil Jackson sat on a bench alongside the court at the Knicks' practice complex Tuesday afternoon, some 15 hours after the team's season had reached its low point in a humiliating loss at home to the woeful Los Angeles Lakers.
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The woeful state of the regular Afghan forces has been widely seen as giving the Taliban a valuable edge in its negotiations with the United States, which have gone on for eight rounds in Doha, Qatar, and are believed to be near a conclusion.
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The woeful state of the regular Afghan forces has been widely seen as giving the Taliban a valuable edge in its negotiations with the United States, which have gone on for eight rounds in Doha, Qatar, and are believed to be near a conclusion.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A World Cup last-16 match between Spain and Russia would have seemed like a woeful mismatch a month ago but Sunday's game in Moscow is now much more difficult to call thanks to the 2010 winners' underwhelming campaign and the hosts' blistering start.
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To a degree, the legal battle has obscured an even bigger problem for the 5-Star: the fact that there is little sign that it has made any headway in cleaning up Rome, which is plagued by poor services, dirty streets and a woeful transport system.
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The recent poisoning of a former Russian spy in the English city of Salisbury reiterated the fact that biological weapons such as nerve agents are not all safely under governmental lock and key, and revealed there has been woeful underinvestment in chemical and biological warfare defence-preparedness.
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Williams failed to recover from a woeful start against fellow American Sofia Kenin as the 20-year-old motored into the last 16 with a 6-2 7-43 win, putting the former world number one's quest for a record-equaling 24th singles major on hold.
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Zeisler is on firm ground when she's tearing apart the woeful attempts of the corporate press to slice down women's liberation and package it into something salable, but she fails to draw a clear enough distinction between the media women consume and the media they increasingly create.
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The target of fans in opposing arenas, Ball seems to enjoy having a target on his back and is averaging 218.6 points and 33 assists while shooting 23 percent on the road, compared to 2105 points, 19 assists and a woeful 27.2 percent mark at home.
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Indeed, despite a series of concessions in early December — most notably a commitment to increase the monthly minimum wage by 100 euros, and dropping the fuel tax, which was the impetus for the Yellow Vests — Macron still has a woeful approval rating of just 28 percent.
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For example, some of the leaked transcripts of Mr. Trump's early calls with foreign leaders, which inspired the lockdown of subsequent controversial conversations, revealed a shocking departure from the behavior of past presidents and a woeful lack of preparation for the leadership of the free world.
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Though Parra's discourse still echoes that of the opposition - he described the Socialist government as a "regime" on Monday and decried the woeful state of the economy - he has said he wants to reduce conflict with Maduro and played down talk of pushing him from office.
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At the same time, serialized true-crime programs, such as "Making a Murderer" and the first season of the podcast "Serial," are bringing the failures of due process into focus: careless police work, flawed forensics, forceful interrogations, unreliable witnesses and the woeful condition of state-funded criminal defense.
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Texans 173, Jaguars 3 Deshaun Watson capped his second season with a unique statistical accomplishment and host Houston claimed its third AFC South title in four seasons with a victory over woeful Jacksonville, becoming the second team to earn a division title after starting a season 0-3.
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But such has been the woeful form of Kerber, many pundits feared she might be heading for a Paris-London first-round exit double on Tuesday — a day when she had been handed the honor of opening Centre Court proceedings in the absence of title holder Serena Williams.
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That surprise was a severe burn courtesy of the Indians outfield video board: For a particularly brutal bit of optics, here is Cash throwing BP in front of his woeful stats: This is also not the first time Francona has taken a shot at Cash's meager offensive output.
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Next, while President Trump's critics might attack him for lashing out at the woeful underspending record by NATO nations on their own defense, the alliance is slowly increasing its overall capabilities and budgets – thanks to his demand that NATO member nations spend more on protecting themselves from Russia.
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The only possible excuse to watch them was if you were a New York Giants fan scouting Will Hernandez or a fan of their opponent, in which case you would've left the game happy: UTEP finished a woeful 0-12 last year, the only FBS team without a win.
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Well if they don't take offense to the startling homeless problem, the woeful lack of public oversight when it comes to the Los Angeles Police Department or the constant gridlock on the L.A. freeways, I guess that only leaves Trump's racism and misogyny to be concerned about right?
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Another woeful pairing for no discernible reason other than their parity in scale places one of Schnabel's better tacky, figurative combine-paintings "The Exile" (1980) (a typical Neo-Expressionist aggressive gesture with jutting moose antlers) with the psychologically superior Cézanne painting of his fellow artist "Achille Emperaire" (1868).
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In 1996, he effectively sounded the death knell on his own career when he starred in The Island of Dr Moreau, a famously woeful film in which his second-rate performance, exorbitant pay cheque and open hostility on set left few in Hollywood wanting to hire him again.
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But Nimmo, as he was getting ready for the game, recalled a line from the baseball comedy "Major League II," in which the manager of a fictional, and sometimes woeful, Cleveland Indians team talks to his players about actually trying to win a few games in a row.
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Tens of thousands of tweets using the tag "#WeLoveErdogan" were made by the president's supporters (including Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu) on Wednesday as he embarked on a visit to the US for a nuclear summit amid increasing criticism over his government's woeful record on press freedom and civil liberties.
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As we learn in the episode's last sequence, the answer to that question is that Akecheta was also sharing his woeful, Orpheus-tinged tale with not only Maeve's little girl, but with Maeve Millay (Thandie Newton) herself, who was bleeding to death and ripped open somewhere in the Westworld mesa.
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But 23-times grand slam champion Djokovic, playing his first tournament for six months because of an elbow problem, was the more durable as he recovered from a woeful start to claim a 25-23 6-3 6-1 6-3 win and take his record over Monfils to 53-0.
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He had good reason to be looking for a buyer for its flagship power division, which accounted for nearly three-quarters of the group's revenues: demand was sagging for the turbines it sold to electricity-generation plants across the world, performance had been woeful for years and debt had swollen.
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After an 88-86 loss at Orlando on Saturday, the Wizards had seen their scoring average dip to 97.2 - 103th in the NBA - and when Markieff Morris had a potential game-winning 3-pointer rim out at the buzzer it left the squad's long-range percentage at a woeful 27.2.
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Pelicans tip Celtics for first home win NEW ORLEANS — In an early season filled with so many almosts, the New Orleans Pelicans finally got a chance Monday night to savor what it's like to make the critical, close-out plays that had eluded them during their woeful 22.5-26 start.
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Record: 4-5Last week: 20thWeek 9 result: Beat the Packers, 26-11Week 10 opponent: at Oakland RaidersOne thing to know: The Chargers defense put out an astounding performance against the Packers on Sunday, stifling Aaron Rodgers to a woeful 161 yards and shutting out Green Bay through the entire first half.
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In fact, I had a look at Ford and Fiat Chrysler compared with Volkswagen and noticed the other two are actually trading lower than the German companies' woeful seven times PE. Now, given the S&P500 is bordering on 18 times earnings, that is a seriously large cold shoulder for autos - but why?
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Felix Hernandez will look to stop the bleeding on Wednesday and attempt to subdue veteran Carlos Beltran, who has turned the corner from a woeful 0-for-32 stretch with six hits in his last three contests and is 103-for-9 in his career versus the former AL Cy Young Award winner.
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ET, CSN New England (Boston), CSN Mid-Atlantic (Washington) ABOUT THE CELTICS (2111-278): Marcus Smart has posted some woeful shooting numbers since returning from a leg injury last month, but he showcased his overall talents against the Suns by recording his first career triple-double (22 points, 267 rebounds, 258.8 assists).
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Even Toronto's woeful pace is a bit better than that of the Twins, who entered Wednesday last in the American League in runs and did little to help their cause with a 6-3 loss at Detroit, falling into a tie with Atlanta for the worst record in the majors (10-29).
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When asked on the air during Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals how far James could take a roster like that of the woeful Philadelphia 76ers, Jackson did not hesitate to declare that the broadcast crew would have been in Philadelphia that night for the conference finals game rather than in Cleveland.
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ET, FSN Wisconsin (Milwaukee), CSN Chicago ABOUT THE BUCKS (26.5-2106): It's been a rocky couple of games for swingman O.J. Mayo, who followed up his wild ejection early in Saturday's win at Minnesota with a woeful performance versus the Spurs, finishing 295-of-4 from the field in a scoreless 24 minutes.
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The Democrats had fallen to such a woeful level in Ohio state government that unions felt as if they had no choice but to make friends, or at least nonenemies, with some Republicans, in hopes of staving off anti-union measures such as "right-to-work" legislation and elimination of prevailing-wage standards.
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Carney stands accused of violating the Bank of England's political independence by commenting on the likely economic outcome of the U.K. leaving the EU. In June, four senior pro-Brexit Conservative veterans panned the Bank of England and other bodies for a "woeful failure" to provide balanced analysis of the potential outcome of Brexit.
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They are 1-5, sending an aging quarterback who desperately needs, like, a seven-foot wide receiver to improve his accuracy behind a woeful offensive line, and are led by a front office who saw these problems and drafted a (marvelous, sure) running back with the second pick of a draft stacked with quarterback talent.
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This reviewer must confess to having met Wolitzer, through our mutual mentor Nora Ephron, whose humanity and specificity can often be felt in Wolitzer's work — here, particularly in the woeful characters who populate the student lounge at the fictional Ryland University, like the girl who needs help deciding whether diarrhea constitutes a medical emergency.
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Because cattle use their feed not only to grow muscle but also to grow bones and a tail and to trot around and to think their mysterious thoughts, their energy-conversion efficiency—the number of calories their meat contains compared with the number they take in to make it—is a woeful one per cent.
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It is also impossible to imagine a fully normalized relationship between Washington and Pyongyang without efforts to address North Korea's woeful human rights conditions, but it is easy to imagine North Korea using American criticisms of its internal conditions as a pretext that North Korea might use to quit denuclearization sometime down the road.
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I mentioned in my pre-fight breakdown that what I would want to see from Dos Santos was use of his body jabs and straights to set up his overhands and left hook, whereas what I would want to see from Rothwell was pressure towards the fence to take advantage of Dos Santos' famously woeful ringcraft.
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It looked bleak for Nishikori when he served at 5-19953 and fell behind 0-30 with a woeful volley but he wriggled out of trouble with the aid of one improvised backhand bunt that caught Federer on his heels and resulted in the Swiss hitting the ball high into the stands more in frustration than anger.
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Certainly Barao's takedown attempts have historically been woeful in their lack of set up and often come from a good few feet away—with Stephens constantly looking for the uppercut even against opponents who aren't diving straight onto it, any attempt to mix up the game plan and work the top game might lead Barao into troubled waters.
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We are all Zlatan He would no doubt be upset to see this item so far down this list, but Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the Swedish star who very much enjoys telling the world all about himself, made his last appearance for his national team on Wednesday when Sweden finished off a woeful tournament with a 1-0 loss to Belgium.
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In the wake of the release last week of the State Department's Office of Inspector General report showing much of what the former secretary of State has said about her unprecedented email arrangement has been false, Democratic supporters and surrogates are miserably stammering through the presidential campaign's woeful talking points to defend their party's de facto nominee.
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Amount of time it takes for "Giving up smoking" to fail: Maybe you'll manage a month, but eventually you'll go to a function where it's crap inside and good outside, where everyone is smoking, and you will also smoke and that will probably be the end of it until next January, when you will repeat this woeful saga.
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While he earned wide praise for restoring Toronto's once-troubled transit system, Mr. Byford may find himself hostage to forces that have in recent years proven beyond the control of any one official, with the political whims and calculations of elected officials, including governors and mayors, driving critical financial decisions that have resulted in today's woeful state of affairs.
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" Alternatively, "The Simpsons" these days feels increasingly like the product of a machine: It often leans hard into its guest stars instead of its writing ("Lisa Goes Gaga," from Season 23, is a prime example), and it sometimes seems out of touch — as in its woeful handling of the Apu controversy last season in "No Good Read Goes Unpunished.
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Straily had the best year of his career in 26.3, when he went 21-22023 for the last-place Reds with a 224 E.R.A. With a blistering first 268 minutes against Zimbabwe, Senegal raced into the quarterfinals of the African Cup of Nations, while a woeful 123 second-half minutes against Tunisia took Algeria to the brink of elimination.
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But Musk isn't sure that the pandemic — which has infected about 220,000 people around the world, killed nearly 10,000, has all of Italy and much of the Bay Area on lockdown, and has forced the U.S. to reckon with the woeful inadequacy of its healthcare system in the face of a rampaging virus — is that big a deal.
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"There has been startling dishonesty in the economic debate, with a woeful failure on the part of the Bank of England, the Treasury, and other official sources to present a fair and balanced analysis," Michael Howard and Iain Duncan Smith, both former Conservative leaders, and Nigel Lawson and Norman Lamont, former Conservative Chancellors, said in a letter published in The Telegraph.
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That gap feels as pronounced as ever, with the Patriots (7-2883), flawed yet barreling toward an eighth consecutive first-round bye, facing a threat from perhaps only two teams: Kansas City (6-3), which has lost three of its last four, and Pittsburgh (7-2), which needed a field goal as time expired to beat woeful Indianapolis on Sunday.
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Even if Embiid and Simmons someday lead the 76ers to glory, those tanking seasons are lost forever, and the fans forced to sit through a 10-22010 season in 22014-22016 will always have the dismaying memories of a team that often played hard on the court but was continually undercut by an intentionally woeful performance by its front office.
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They don't put the L next to that game with a little asterisk that says, "Yeah, but ..." The Longhorns, who opened the season with a 51-41 home loss to Maryland and followed that up with a 33-0 home victory over woeful San Jose State before falling to the Trojans, defeated Iowa State 27-6 last season in Austin and are 5-1 all-time in Ames.
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