I can't describe it adequately (I'm not sure anyone can adequately describe it) but trust me, it's worth a look through.
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But the question is whether it was predicated, adequately predicated, and I'm not suggesting it wasn't adequately predicated, but I need to explore that.
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But the question is whether it was predicated, adequately predicated, and I'm not suggesting it wasn't adequately predicated but I need to explore that.
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I think in here they're medicated, but they're not dealt with psychiatrically adequately.. We're not adequately staffed to accommodate the mental illnesses and types of mental illnesses that these people have.
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However, Fitch believes BC is adequately capitalized to navigate the potential financial impact of supporting BAC under a range of scenarios and this risk is adequately captured in the 'BBB' IDR.
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The NALEO poll also shows that 40 percent think the Democrats have not adequately explained their agenda to voters and 57 percent think the Republicans have not adequately explained their agenda to voters.
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I'm not sure that our certification process adequately addresses that.
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But Huffer maintains that this policy is not adequately enforced.
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This is something I don't think this story adequately explores.
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Can the swamp adequately address an epidemic wrapped in despair?
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And not registering adequately as a representative of foreign government.
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But the question is whether it was predicated, adequately predicated.
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Even the name is adequately frightening – it conveys messy violence.
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Words cannot adequately express our deep sorrow for all involved.
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At least the government of California has adequately provided that.
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"I don't think it has been covered adequately," he said.
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It is almost impossible to adequately explain in casual conversation.
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And yet the media failed completely to adequately convey the
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However, a carbon tax will not adequately address all emissions.
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Many nurses cannot adequately recognize respiratory distress in a newborn.
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The bill would fight poverty by adequately financing public pensions.
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Castro's invective was more than adequately reciprocated by American vilification.
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And their reasons are not adequately addressed in your editorial.
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Adequately staff the immigration process and get the backlog addressed.
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Most couldn't adequately measure for the effects of the sites.
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The science in itself may not [always] be adequately persuasive.
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Wasn't I an adequately delightful moderator of family political debates?
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Both may have failed to rest adequately after grueling campaigns.
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The residents felt that Riverview had not adequately marketed itself.
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Although most get medical attention, only half are adequately treated.
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Retirement accountMost people need decades to save adequately for retirement.
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Public colleges could not adequately educate the influx of students.
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We need to adequately support public colleges during economic downturns.
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We need to feel that our pilots are adequately trained.
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Keeping them adequately staffed with nurses is key to that expansion.
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""Elevation will also ensure that critical cyberspace operations are adequately funded.
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The court also believes that journalistic sources were not adequately protected.
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" But on Monday, he conceded, it's working "at least adequately now.
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"Words may not adequately describe the precise emoji meaning," she said.
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Others criticized Meduza for failing to adequately deal with the matter.
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The failure to adequately man the phones can have dire consequences.
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The Commission said Hutchison's concessions failed to adequately addressed competition concerns.
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"It could lead to death if not adequately supported," he said.
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The target seems "adequately conservative," JP Morgan analyst Ann Duignan said.
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Others blamed the child's mother for failing to supervise him adequately.
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That is something I think the policy debate has not adequately.
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Those codes do not adequately capture human error or system factors.
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Are we adequately preparing our young people for such a workplace?
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Police weren't adequately trained for an attack on a high school.
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It did provide a convenient and adequately equipped place for working.
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He bounced between six foster homes and often wasn't adequately fed.
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But many countries are still not adequately implementing policies, it said.
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"The issues we raised have not been adequately addressed," he said.
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And the FDA claims that those manufacturing plants are adequately regulated.
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"The markets are adequately supplied," Falih said Sunday, according to Reuters.
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Right now the health-care industry is decidedly not adequately prepared.
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Unfortunately, your brain can remove them adequately only while you're asleep.
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The complaint accuses Facebook of failing to adequately protect consumer privacy.
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They don't adequately hedge themselves, essentially making them leveraged long funds.
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Yet, there is no plan to adequately address this humanitarian emergency.
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But Mueller has failed to adequately contextualize his report, as well.
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This reflects the government's commitment to keep the bank adequately capitalised.
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And can you feel adequately rewarded and satisfied from those behaviors?
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Even after the first debate, many issues haven't been adequately addressed.
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If they're already being adequately or overpaid, it won't accept them.
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He moved adequately on the court, but only in short bursts.
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I do not think that "revenge" adequately describes the terrorist motivation.
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Cruelty, he said, is usually not punished adequately, if at all.
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The Navy remained short of adequately trained sailors and reliable ships.
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UBAE has tight underwriting standards and its risks are adequately controlled.
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Sternfeld's texts and images work together to adequately document a place.
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Universities have not adequately addressed this threat to debate and openness.
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It doesn't really adequately describe what's going to have to happen.
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"We can't even adequately police corruption," said Sheila Ritchie of Scotland.
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Some are, well, not able to be adequately described in words.
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However, colleges don't always adequately publicize this information, the GAO found.
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Rarely is she adequately credited for her contributions to stand-up.
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They didn't negotiate with, or even adequately inform, the minority party.
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And that combination of good work around the world and work inside the United States has continued to make sure that crude oil markets are adequately adequately supplied and I'm convinced they will continue to be.
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This [licensed producer] system doesn't serve patients adequately the way it is.
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A suitable remote island must be identified that can be adequately guarded.
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Bayer and J&J contend Xarelto's label adequately warns of bleeding risks.
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It is clear that the app in question did not function adequately.
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And without adequately staffed, largely independent committees, regular order simply can't happen.
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The ride is remarkably composed, with wind and road noise adequately hushed.
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He asks if Trump ever indicated that Comey was not performing adequately.
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This demonstrates Instagram's failure to adequately police its app and ad platform.
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" The most important question, he added, is "whether it was ... adequately predicated.
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However, he said, he failed to communicate that adequately to the press.
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All because they couldn't find five guys that could block together adequately.
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However, costs for medical care itself have yet to be adequately addressed.
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Despite lots of investment, steel has never managed adequately to reinvent itself.
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Clothes aren't quite adequately factored into that budget you made for yourself.
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But can a study based on rats adequately be applied to humans?
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Trump has repeatedly slammed NATO members for not spending adequately on defense.
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It's easy to drive and has an adequately powerful 188-horsepower engine.
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It's always troubled me that these supertalented original thinkers weren't adequately memorialized.
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But it now appears that Walgreens did not adequately vet the technology.
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The U.N. says it's not enough time to adequately help the population.
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It argues Gohmert carries too much "baggage" to adequately represent the district.
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Half the population there is no longer able to feed itself adequately.
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For many years now, Mr. Levine has not adequately fulfilled these responsibilities.
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The data was set aside, considered waste, not adequately stored or organized.
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The state will ensure all the bodies are stored adequately by Oct.
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Not all games have been preserved adequately by game publishers and developers.
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If you don't do your job adequately, you can always be replaced.
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To me, the biggest risk of all has not been adequately addressed.
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Delays in manufacturing and distribution and have not prepared adequately for this.
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Why wasn't the government adequately monitoring these groups and their hate speech?
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Patients suffer as the F.D.A. fails to adequately screen or monitor products.
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Ms. Kardashian did not adequately describe the drug's risks, the agency concluded.
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"These are questions that Joe Biden has not adequately answered," Johnson said.
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Either that or you'll find your baking fails adequately represented in primetime.
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One criticism of CFM was that it did not adequately monitor liquidity.
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Twitter has struggled to adequately deal with harassment for longer than that.
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For reasons not adequately explained, Portman doesn't wear diapers in the movie.
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When not adequately controlled, diabetes can result in repeated and expensive hospitalizations.
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First, the VA did not adequately notify the veterans of their eligibility.
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He felt his concerns were adequately addressed," Ivanka Trump told "Fox & Friends.
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We can know whether the polls are adequately representing the early vote.
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"My information is that the markets are adequately supplied," Al Falih said.
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We have not seen case studies that appear to adequately justify this.
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King also accused the program of failing to adequately prioritize language instruction.
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American companies and citizens are not being adequately defended by our government.
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Strategists said he was an unorganized campaigner who failed to adequately fundraise.
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If the BLOCKING Act doesn't adequately address the parking problem, what does?
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Legal advocates claim the DHS failed to adequately notify them about the deadline.
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An alarm is only useful if it adequately communicates that something is wrong.
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It also incorporates to-dos and reminders, something Apple has never adequately addressed.
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The incident is the latest reminder that many IoT devices aren't adequately secured.
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You also chide me for failing to deal adequately with criticisms of Smith.
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It appears to be determining how to adequately screen thousands of airport workers.
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The FCA said some claims had been unfairly declined or not investigated adequately.
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"The question is whether it was adequately predicated," he told lawmakers in April.
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Is a will all that you need to adequately prepare your estate plans?
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Being able to adequately meet demand is almost worthy of praise these days.
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It justified its reluctance by saying American vessels could adequately serve the island.
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If villagers aren't adequately trained to maintain them, systems can fall into disrepair.
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And now two decades later, its runway doesn't adequately represent the real world.
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Carranca has also alleged that Blanco cannot adequately prove his residency in Cuernavaca.
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The banks were found to have not adequately flagged this clause to customers.
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I'm not saying it wasn't adequately predicated, but I need to explore that.
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"I haven't the slightest idea how to adequately address the attack," said Colbert.
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High-risk pools will offer meaningful protection only if they are adequately funded.
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This cannot be adequately disproved without [the alleged victim's] assistance providing incriminating testimony.
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It also said emergency services might not be adequately provided to the area.
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We must also adequately fund mental health help for those that need it.
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An independent investigation found "fundamental failure" to respond adequately to sexual assault allegations.
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He also accused the media of not adequately covering Clinton's coughing fit Monday.
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The plaintiffs say the Orlando cops were "not adequately trained" by the city.
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That said, the U.S. must also think globally to adequately address infectious diseases.
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The first step is to adequately condition — something that's important for all textures.
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Whose hands, and whether they are adequately sized, is an entirely separate matter.
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The government has failed to curb violence & hasn't adequately prepared for the elections.
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Pompeo declined, saying he thinks he already had the opportunity to respond adequately.
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The truck division's profitability also compares adequately with other large global truck makers.
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We must adequately fund our schools, particularly those that serve low-income children.
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With any regulation, they can (and should) ask, is the public adequately protected?
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Strength training is equally important because weak muscles cannot adequately support compromised joints.
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The problem in each case was that the food was not shared adequately.
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What's not obvious is whether our country will adequately respond to this reality.
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Koh rejected Qualcomm's arguments, ruling that the FTC had "adequately alleged" anticompetitive behavior.
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Based on Fitch's Prism factor-based capital model, the reinsurer is adequately capitalised.
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It also said the plaintiffs did not adequately plead their state law claims.
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The data is whatever the data is, presumably, assuming it was collected adequately.
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It's hard to adequately convey in words the brutality involved in gestation crating.
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We can't adequately talk about rest and leisure without discussing access and inequality.
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Past governments did not adequately map how much water is available, says Cristi.
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I'm adequately shielded from heat, but worry that I won't counteract the cold.
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"I haven't seen that topic adequately studied, so I can't say," Schoenfeld says.
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No words can adequately convey the loss of over 50 lives Sunday night.
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An interim management plan makes clear the board hadn't planned succession adequately either.
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And they talked about "adequately" funding the government in year-end budget talks.
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But Scott vetoed the bill, saying it did not adequately protect public safety.
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Beyond questions about his culpability were doubts he was adequately represented at trial.
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A lot of bruising may indicate a person's blood is not clotting adequately.
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And that when you lose a war, it's because you haven't prepared adequately.
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Ranchers have complained that state law prevents them from adequately protecting their livestock.
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Adequately facing these challenges will require commitments from many of our largest institutions.
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Luckily, technology is catching up with the human tendency to not hydrate adequately.
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The city also did not adequately modernize the way it contracted for shelters.
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Once each store is adequately cleaned, the company intends to re-open them.
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Just make sure your emergency fund and retirement accounts are adequately funded first.
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Would the 214th Amendment adequately safeguard the rights of the nation's black citizens?
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That expense would be worthy if it adequately protected consumers, but it wouldn't.
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"The Obama administration failed to respond adequately to Tehran's malign actions," he said.
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Older people aren't adequately represented in clinical trials for cancer, diabetes or osteoporosis.
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It seemed clear that the app had not been adequately tested before Monday.
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" It also said that design assumptions were "not adequately reviewed, updated, or validated.
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The availability of water is not being adequately distributed to the U.S. citizenry.
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Unfortunately, the bill's sponsors pushed through legislation without adequately understanding its unintended consequences.
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Harris may simply be too wedded to establishment politics to adequately critique them.
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She said the Sanders campaign didn't adequately condemn the violence from its supporters.
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And the country may not be adequately equipped to deal with the problem.
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How could she adequately symbolize the private meaning of the violence she endured?
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Nor does he adequately distinguish between conservative or right-wing politics and fascism.
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And it should be adequately funded so that it can do its job.
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The other is [police] don't adequately protect [them] from the threat of violence.
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So, I think the early mistakes that had been made have been adequately corrected.
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She was unemployed and despaired that she could not adequately care for her children.
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This is a wide-ranging question, and one that can't be adequately addressed here.
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Whatever the date, it still remains unclear whether MOSE will adequately protect the city.
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The investment leads to growth that can be adequately responded to by public works.
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I'm not sure Twitter could adequately scale such an editing solution for all Tweets.
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None of these remedies adequately protect consumers in light of Facebook's persistent privacy violations.
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Even with its current funding, it hasn't been able to adequately do this job.
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Are we testing them adequately to determine their emotional maturity and their mental health?
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The engineers were reflecting the scientific consensus that booster seats don't adequately protect toddlers.
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I wish I could adequately explain how much you have helped my recovery process.
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Do you feel like you're adequately compensated for the creative labor that you do?
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And not adequately treating their mental suffering is a stain on the American psyche.
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To be adequately covered by sunscreen, a few pats isn't going to cut it.
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If Sears files for bankruptcy, stocking shelves adequately could prove key to escaping liquidation.
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Used wisely, even the show's more villainous quotes can make adequately cheeky Instagram captions.
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However, she failed to curb corruption adequately or fix Liberia's woeful schools and clinics.
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Here's the thing: I'm not sure I could adequately pinpoint why I enjoy Casual.
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Opposition parties regularly accuse the government of failing to adequately fund the health service.
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"Historically, hyperemesis has not been adequately reported in medical data and records," she says.
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Because they're designed to do one thing great instead of a dozen things adequately.
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But it adequately captures the immense narcissism that is involved in my balding process.
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"It can hardly be an adequate and adequately robust version of feminism," she said.
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Even without these licensing disagreements, adequately compensating musicians for streamed songs is still complicated.
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Additionally, Ottawa failed to adequately consult indigenous people as required by law, it ruled.
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Make sure any exposed pipes (say, in the attic or basement) are adequately insulated.
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Nazarbayev criticized the government for failing to explain the reform to the public adequately.
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Less certain is whether a new FCC rule would adequately protect net neutrality principles.
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The government says homes in the two provinces will be adequately supplied with energy.
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The Raptors can't wall off the paint and adequately contest every Cleveland three-pointer.
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In Mr Erdogan's view, only one outside power has adequately backed his government: Russia.
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Consumer privacy and DRM concerns weren't being adequately examined by the FCC, she argued.
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It was a move the Aussies were perhaps anticipating and were adequately prepared for.
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Trump took executive action, Williams argued, because Congress failed to adequately secure the border.
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Impaired loans were 1.2% of total loans at end-July 2016 and adequately provisioned.
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A key question is how much money will adequately fund a special needs trust.
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The gym was adequately equipped with cardio machines, weights and an Everlast heavy bag.
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I deleted the tweets because I realize I did not adequately make my point.
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The SEC also said brokers failed to adequately disclose the markups charged on trades.
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But right now most people are not having their needs adequately assessed or met.
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Yes, immigration is a complicated issue that both parties have failed to adequately address.
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" Trump backed Corker's response and said he "felt that his concerns were adequately addressed.
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As a result, the FAA can't adequately staff many facilities in the near term.
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Even when this information is available, few are adequately skilled to use it well.
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Indeed, those that protect us at home need to be supported and trained adequately.
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We won't reach educational parity without adequately funded public schools and accessible higher education.
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These accounts sometimes don't adequately disclose sponsorship information, which makes rules hard to enforce.
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Critics of the pact, including Trump, have said it does not adequately contain Iran.
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As a result, NHTSA must quickly identify and adequately address any serious safety issues.
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The auditor raised concerns that the government is still not adequately counting separation cases.
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At present, less than 10 percent of the ocean floor has been adequately mapped.
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I deleted the tweets because I realize I did not adequately make my point.
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Republicans have criticized it for failing to adequately define what constitutes a nuclear test.
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And I'm not suggesting it wasn't adequately predicated, but I need to explore that.
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We know that a lot of young people struggle to adequately support survivors sometimes.
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Yet when asked about Hill, he seemed unprepared to adequately respond to the concerns.
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Mr. English "is neither prepared nor capable of adequately representing our son," they wrote.
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They want public services (particularly education and health) to be adequately and fully funded.
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There may be a word that adequately describes how bad all of this is.
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Barroso contends that they need more equipment and infrastructure to adequately battle the flames.
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Fans once wondered how anyone could adequately replace Joe Torre, who won four championships.
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"These are questions that Joe Biden has not adequately answered," Johnson said, per Politico.
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Democratic leaders have pounced on the situation, arguing the administration was not adequately prepared.
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Trump should worry about responding adequately to the health crisis, not his political fortunes.
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"We thought we had adequately anticipated the hazards and had planned accordingly," he wrote.
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I hadn&apost adequately confirmed that this was the right trip for our family.
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Developing the new technical expertise necessary to adequately defend their clients is a challenge.
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Further, if not adequately controlled, the process could cause significant uncertainty for the economy.
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However, it said the rate cuts have yet to adequately boost consumption and investment.
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For example: Did Equifax, the credit reporting agency, fail to adequately protect user data?
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Charge Trump with failing to adequately prepare for and respond to the coronavirus crisis.
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She hoped to return to her hotel room at night to adequately catch up.
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But Facebook isn't just failing to employ adequately skilled staff for the moderation process.
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"A potential investor will need to ensure the bank is adequately capitalised," Smolyakov said.
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Current account deficits meanwhile remain adequately financed by a stable net inflow of FDI.
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They also argue it would fail to adequately address the issue of workplace violence.
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CBP said the ferry company had failed to adequately prepare their trip with authorities.
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They further understood that the government frequently was unable to protect these rights adequately.
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"This is not just charity – this is about adequately representing the country," he added.
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But to do so, I need my post-surgical pain to be treated adequately.
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Proper coverage is one of the best ways to make sure you're adequately reimbursed.
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Ultimately, the failure to prepare adequately for snow is a good expression of this.
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It's your money that won't be used to adequately staff fire and police stations.
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School does not adequately prepare women for any work other than the pink ghetto.
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"I think that that part of our discourse is getting policed adequately," he says.
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Somewhat ironically, only a new-school technology could adequately capture these old-school projectionists.
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At issue is whether OPIC properly stress-tested the projects adequately before offering loans.
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Unlike music, drama, literature, and art, fashion isn't adequately protected under American copyright law.
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For companies that have failed to adequately manage these risks, the repercussions have been severe.
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The report said that Mr Sharif and his children could not adequately explain their wealth.
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The campuses often exceeded investigation timelines without approval and didn&apost adequately inform involved parties.
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Prosecutors later dismissed the case, however, saying they could not adequately investigate under state law.
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"It was so nasty, I had no way to adequately clean it up," he said.
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It is unlikely that higher WMP fee income compensates banks adequately for the additional risk.
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The CCRB, however, says it currently doesn't have the bandwidth to adequately investigate biased policing.
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These are all variables that cannot be adequately factored into the decision at this point.
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Massive social platforms—including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube—admit they can't adequately police these issues.
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According to the committee, no company was able to adequately comply with the committee's requests.
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We've done the good diplomatic work to ensure that our oil markets are adequately supplied.
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The transmasculine community is rich, diverse, and deep — 29 people cannot adequately represent any community.
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Instead, a "talking points industrial complex" — which may or may not be adequately inclusive — thrives.
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Rio, we hope you have adequately prepared for this event: Leslie Jones is upon you.
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Around the country, students filed lawsuits against their schools for failing to adequately address assault.
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Were Sears to file for bankruptcy, stocking shelves adequately could prove key to escaping liquidation.
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Some of us have overemphasized unimportant points, and others have not adequately reformed obvious abuses.
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Still, there's a limit to the amount of eggs one mama duck can adequately incubate.
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Relationships deepen the audience's emotional investment, so those relationships have to be adequately built up.
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"All of the Senate health care discussion drafts have failed to address these concerns adequately."
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You can't adequately respond to player feedback if you're not even on the same page.
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Though such a step would likely require more legislation, not just adequately rigorous self examination.
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"[This study] would suggest that the ESRB system is not adequately capturing tobacco content," Primack.
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As a writer, it makes me second-guess if I told the story adequately enough.
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This week, the government revealed that the effectiveness of flossing had never been adequately researched.
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Doe that the other prongs of the Dendrite test adequately protect posters' First Amendment rights.
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Prosecutors say the three men did not adequately notify the proper authorities of the allegations.
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American PV manufacturers were not adequately supported by the U.S. government to prevent this outcome.
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The ongoing deadly cholera outbreak, caused by UN forces, has yet to be adequately addressed.
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As a result, young people are not being adequately prepared for the jobs of tomorrow.
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It is clear; we cannot trust other host nations to adequately look after these prisoners.
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And it does Chromebook things (web browsing, email, Google Docs, YouTube, Netflix, Spotify, etc.) adequately.
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This bill will make it clear that failure to adequately secure weapons is a crime.
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Something must change if Nigeria is to adequately address the problem posed by Boko Haram.
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They also fault Clinton for not adequately heeding concerns about growing extremist activity in Benghazi.
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The new maps also do not adequately highlight the shifting reality wrought by climate change.
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I also wonder if the Trump administration has adequately considered the linkage with North Korea.
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This could adequately spread the costs out while allowing a good return for the investor.
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In 6900, we didn't adequately anticipate the needs of a new majority of college students.
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"The agency failed to prioritize cybersecurity and adequately secure high-value data," the report says.
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They urged the administration to ensure that all children were adequately protected under the reforms.
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Inspectors found that VA staff failed to prevent or adequately treat bedsores at several facilities.
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People "kept complaining to the police but police were not responding adequately," Mr. Davis said.
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"Senators have had more than enough time ... to adequately assess Judge Kavanaugh's qualifications," he said.
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The qualified attorneys who should be appointed need to be adequately compensated, but they're not.
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The portfolio originated post-2008 is performing adequately (2.2% impaired loan ratio at end-1H21075).
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"Moreover, she fails to adequately make out the basic elements of her claims," he added.
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"The markets are adequately supplied," Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said, according to Reuters.
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Terry McAuliffe, saying in part that his court-appointed lawyer failed to adequately represent him.
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Officials adequately publicized the risks of leptospirosis, she said, and antibiotics were available at hospitals.
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This is what happens when state and local governments do not adequately fund criminal defense.
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The public has no reason to expect the social media giants to adequately self-police.
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Most people on Earth are adequately fed by its abundance with man's knowledge and labor.
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Perhaps he felt that he had adequately addressed the situation simply by calling the meeting.
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The result was a humanitarian disaster only a 21st-century John Steinbeck could adequately describe.
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Increasingly powerful state surveillance is seemingly here to stay, with or without adequately robust oversight.
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NB: In a situation like this, "robot" doesn't adequately capture the essence of the thing.
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The group has proposed that peer reviewers assess whether papers adequately consider their negative implications.
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Policies that don't adequately address past and current systemic obstacles for black people, particularly segregation.
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Scientists don't have the proper technology and equipment to safely and adequately explore the area.
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Expanding discovery will ensure that attorneys have the tools necessary to adequately represent their clients.
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The report said the state failed to track violent deaths or adequately investigate sex abuse.
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It adds, 'Failure to adequately disclose material connections may result in severe penalties and fines.
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Second, businesses can support national public health institutes so they can adequately prepare for epidemics.
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Now they have been asked to leave but only after being adequately warned several times.
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Experts have been saying for years that we are not adequately prepared for a pandemic.
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Plus, many families don't have access to internet that would allow them to adequately homeschool.
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We haven't adequately addressed these shortcomings for hurricane response spending much less for other emergencies.
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And during the shortened hours the store is operating, it's too busy to adequately clean.
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Texas prosecutors also allege the company failed to adequately warn first responders of the dangers.
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Allen is also the first to acknowledge that she can't adequately explain who Michael was.
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However, current development plans for GMT2 do not adequately address the concerns of local communities.
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An independent report showed a "fundamental failure" to respond adequately to student sexual assault allegations.
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It is inflated by a stock of impaired consumer loans, although these appear adequately provisioned.
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She condemned the authorities for failing to respond adequately to the violence surrounding the campaign.
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One described himself as distressed; another worried that the candidates had not been adequately vetted.
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But in creating this crisis, hiding it and failing to adequately respond to it, Gov.
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Never adequately and never for long — always clumsily, timidly, as though for a trial period.
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The Oklahoma teacher strike reminds us that our nation does not adequately fund public education.
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When all the risks have been adequately mitigated, that's the time to take some chances.
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They also say that the airline has failed to address the issues consistently or adequately.
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We can't wait for another attack before we start working to adequately protect ourselves. Rep.
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It is not at all clear that the Trump administration will adequately fund the census.
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"Treating pain adequately helps recovery, reduces the downstream psychiatric and psychological effects," said Dr. Krane.
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Go easy, and you risk letting unsafe vehicles onto public roads before they're adequately tested.
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He emphasizes the similarities between myriad "fascist" parties and regimes without adequately acknowledging their differences.
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Paresh Nath made that decision, but he was not assisted down adequately by his guides.
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One of them was that the board didn't adequately address the sport's sexual-abuse problem.
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The FTC, which pursues companies which fail to adequately protect consumer data, declined to comment.
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It was adequately professional, or at least implied I'd made a respectful amount of effort.
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In August, the Federal Court of Appeal said Ottawa had failed to adequately consider aboriginal concerns.
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Have these plans adequately prepared for what this kind of overhaul might mean for those providers?
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United States election systems, though, have not yet adequately improved defenses since the 2016 presidential election.
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But some strategists worry that cautious Democrats are not responding adequately to Republicans' foreboding immigration messages.
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The next step is to make sure your portfolio is adequately diversified within those asset classes.
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" He says "Iran is now feeling emboldened," criticizing the Obama administration for failing "to respond adequately.
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When rare downpours do suddenly come, existing infrastructure often fails to store water adequately, said Sharma.
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The department has been repeatedly criticized for not adequately considering lawsuits when assessing an officer's record.
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Before they do, state and local leaders should ensure that any new technology is adequately tested.
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Soon, there might not be enough resources to adequately secure the sterile areas, rendering them moot.
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There aren't enough angry GIFs to adequately express how under-30s feel about people leaving messages.
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Worried 10 seconds won't be enough time to adequately coat your entire body with the stuff?
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He's against charter schools; she believes they can help students whose schools haven't "adequately" served them.
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But when someone with measles visits a community that isn't adequately vaccinated, the outbreak can metastasize.
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But it does suggest she and other administration officials did not adequately address the risks involved.
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A worse danger is that the world faces a downturn it cannot adequately fight (see article).
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With almost no water available, Varani managed to adequately irrigate just 22003 hectares out of 22006.
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Suspension of visas to places which cannot adequately screen was a large part of his platform.
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Can another algorithm adequately catch—let alone intelligently define—what is toxic speech and what isn't?
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The priority is to make sure that the woman is adequately hydrated and replenished with electrolytes.
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There have been moments where the organizations were not adequately prepared for the influx they've received.
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And we're not at the point yet where police departments feel adequately supported at all levels.
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Is it even possible to adequately reproduce the experience on the Xbox One's comparatively weak CPU?
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Many highway stops, city streets, and garages still aren't adequately equipped with electric car-charging equipment.
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" He added, "Where I failed was to communicate that adequately to the press and the media.
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On this occasion, it appears that the anti-foaming agent did not adequately control the foam.
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And of course, to the most important question: Can the avatars adequately simulate getting it on?
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Nursing degree programs don't adequately prepare nurses for their specialized role in care homes, researchers found.
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ETHIOPIAN TRANSPORT MINISTRY RECOMMENDS AVIATION AUTHORITY SHOULD VERIFY THAT REVIEW OF FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM ADEQUATELY ADDRESSED
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"They must be adequately prepared since they are dealing with people's lives and careers," she said.
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Traditional knowledge is not being adequately protected, while there is little transmission between generations, she said.
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He also said the company has not "adequately" explained the year-over year drop in orders.
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Nor do they have the capacity to adequately remove invasive plants to conserve precious water resources.
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But the most striking answers were from young people who felt like they weren't adequately informed.
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Critics rightfully point out that not every student can be adequately evaluated with multiple choice tests.
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"Venezuela's government fails to share public-safety and terrorism-related information adequately," the government proclamation reads.
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Studies have clearly demonstrated that home health in rural areas works, if we adequately support it.
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Republicans have alleged that the FBI did not adequately disclose the Democratic link to Steele's research.
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And it's a problem that—and this is just my opinion—needs to be addressed adequately.
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Goldman Sachs analysts voiced disappointment that the bank did not adequately provision for regulatory costs earlier.
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Secondly, increased funds should be allocated to ensure that CBP's internal affairs department is adequately staffed.
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In service of growth, the economy and with it politics, no longer adequately reflect our realities.
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But another, more likely cause, is the failure of Congress to adequately fund SSA's administrative budget.
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The medical community currently lacks the resources it needs to adequately respond to the Zika virus.
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In the case of the EU, it would be an adequately equipped European Central Bank (ECB).
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The case also alleges that Retina-X did not adequately protect information collected by the apps.
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Critics of the measure said it fails to adequately address the underlying issues driving Chicago's violence.
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They knew the tech was not adequately demonstrated, which is what was required under the law.
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SPX stock index, many investors wonder whether share prices adequately reflect risks of slower profit growth.
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The military is not training for an EMP attack or its aftermath, adequately if at all.
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I don't know that ICE [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] and our border issues are adequately funded.
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Additionally, the federal government failed to adequately consult First Nations, as required by law, it ruled.
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Understandably, some people were skeptical about Facebook's ability to adequately protect the privacy of these photos.
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But it does not adequately recognize the efforts my government has taken to combat this scourge.
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"Although we had these noble goals… we weren't adequately using machine learning and algorithms," Timm said.
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A contributing factor is the mainstream media's failure to adequately cover the Republican health care effort.
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Based on Fitch's Prism factor-based capital model, the insurer is adequately capitalised for its rating.
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I can't adequately describe how difficult it was to make the decision to have the abortion.
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I just want to make sure that political will is adequately reflected in the candidate space.
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The White House justified the updates, saying the countries added do not adequately cooperate with Washington.
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I think I have not adequately asked you about what you think about all of this.
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This is called a mass evacuation, a chaotic event for which no agency is adequately prepared.
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There are wider implications around Apple's failure to adequately vet the authenticity of these fake apps.
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They would also reprioritize annual spending so that the most essential government services are adequately funded.
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Wood pitched adequately; he struck out seven and walked none of the 18 batters he faced.
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But scientists haven't tested it adequately in humans — and we already know what can go wrong.
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Nurses are on the frontline in the fight against the coronavirus and they're not adequately prepared.
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Generally, people don't respect the power of potential disasters, and they don't adequately plan for them.
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Working with community providers to adequately ensure that veterans' needs are met is a good practice.
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There are growing questions about whether Boeing adequately apprised the international pilot community of the software.
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The latest story also shows how we do a terrible job of adequately taxing the wealthy.
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There is always a nutritional supplement, Bible verse or mental process I have not adequately tried.
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Radiohead have the ability to speak to sentiments that, too often, language fails to adequately grasp.
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Middle-class workers have not been adequately sheltered from the buffeting winds of the global economy.
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Even after an extra hour of sleep, we're still not certain we can adequately answer them.
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It's time we invested adequately in community-led revitalization, because the rate of return benefits everyone.
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Racing forward, he was not adequately marked and was able to get off a fine shot.
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She said that "critical issues" were "not adequately addressed" and admonished the district to make changes.
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I struggled to find the words to adequately say how important your work is to us.
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An Independent Payment Advisory Board was created by Obamacare; it should be expanded and adequately funded.
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The US needs about 10 times that amount to adequately supply health care workers, he said.
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It needs to be directly funded adequately in order to be able to improve the services.
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In a segment of standouts like the midsize luxury car segment, the 90-series drives adequately.
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Critics accused the administration of pursuing the move without adequately testing it because of political motivations.
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The 28-day study involved patients whose type 2 diabetes was not adequately controlled by metformin.
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"None of that can be rushed and done adequately," said Grafe, of the environmental organization Earthjustice.
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Donald Trump has many ideas, often contradictory, and has shown little inclination to be adequately informed.
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Police unions say their forces are simply not adequately staffed and funded for the changing environment.
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All have said that lawmakers have failed to adequately pay teachers and provide necessities for education.
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We cannot adequately prevent and respond to a threat we do not accurately track and understand.
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But there were questions about whether Trump could adequately convey empathy for victims in the region.
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Critics from the left say a job guarantee will not adequately address that broad wage issue.
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"It is another example of the state being unable to adequately monitor what's happening," he said.
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Remarkably, these young Americans argue that they are not being adequately prepared to be informed citizens.
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It is also the target of rights holders who allege the service doesn't adequately compensate them.
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But it will take federal funding, and adequately staffed agencies to manage the work of recovery.
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His lawyers argued that only a pole of that size could adequately convey Mr. Trump's patriotism.
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However, the investigation was limited by an apparent inability to adequately penetrate the video file itself.
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The report said many businesses are not adequately accounting for the cascading effects of climate change.
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It's a shame the Grammys didn't take advantage of this opportunity to adequately address the issue.
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To date, this spill has not been adequately addressed by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
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Loan servicers also did not communicate the qualifications for the PSLF adequately, according to the report.
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Since the annulment of the Bracero program, the agricultural workforce issue has not been adequately addressed.
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The United States was built on a foundation of gender inequality that we haven't adequately addressed.
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Boeing had insisted that pilots were adequately trained to resolve those issues with standard emergency procedures.
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There are also questions about whether the crew was adequately trained to handle such an emergency.
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Schnur places Booker among the adjuster crowd, but doing so does not adequately reflect his positions.
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"It is largely questionable whether the mental distress the plaintiffs faced was adequately evaluated," he said.
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If the concern is that the current immunization schedule hasn't been adequately studied, well, it has.
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The Obama administration failed to adequately deter the Russians from conducting cyberattacks on the United States.
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The notification and recall requirement for cars that include substantial safety hazards is not adequately utilized.
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Research on women with heart disease must be adequately funded to generate this critically important data.
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Analysts are more skeptical, and expect loan growth to remain weak until banks are adequately recapitalized.
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Every chemical known to cause cancer in humans is also carcinogenic in animals when adequately tested.
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But she also said the outreach team did not adequately support on-the-ground workers there.
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The storytelling problems were never adequately solved, and it closed after just 16 performances in 1981.
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The storytelling problems were never adequately solved, and it closed after just 16 performances in 1981.
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These daredevils said they do feel fear, but they just prepare adequately for their extreme feats.
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Is there any way to adequately measure the impact of Russia's propaganda campaign in this election?
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Anti-Semitism is a safety valve for regimes that fail to provide adequately for their people.
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But a parliamentary human rights committee has questioned whether the government has adequately protected their rights.
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I know from training other physicians that some do not yet feel they are adequately trained.
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Most American Jews — especially Reform Jews like me — cannot adequately express how insulting we find that.
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Wolfgram told BuzzFeed News he's confident that his employees are adequately prepared to possess their new guns.
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You'll want more fluids than just an eight-ounce mug of joe to get adequately prepped, though.
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Patients who have or may develop MS and other expensive conditions "cannot be adequately insured," they write.
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Taxi unions say Uber and other ride-hailing apps create unfair competition and are not adequately policed.
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Last year, Warner Brothers was fined for failing to adequately disclose payments to YouTube stars like PewDiePie.
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But many say they still live in fear, and do not feel the authorities protect them adequately.
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Di Maio, who leads 5-Star, has strongly criticised Atlantia for not adequately maintaining the ageing bridge.
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Taxi unions say Uber and other ride-hailing apps create unfair competition and are not adequately policed.
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Bottlers had demanded exemption from the order, arguing that good monsoon rains would adequately replenish disappearing groundwater.
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Med school administrators do acknowledge that they aren't adequately equipping med students to counsel patients on marijuana.
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Meanwhile, the environment division at DOJ must also be adequately resourced to defend and enforce environmental policies.
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It's hard to adequately underscore just how much Dylan McKay, Perry's character on 90210, was a phenomenon.
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In addition to performance misalignment, ISS said AIG did not adequately explain some elements of Duperreault's pay.
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There are truly no words to adequately explain what a "whaboom" means or what Lucas is like.
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Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) for not adequately notifying consumers that it's selling their information to third parties.
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And now, those sources say they fear the department won't prepare adequately for election threats in 22.
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Kyanka doesn't think that any automated system can adequately police a community, because they all lack nuance.
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The deficit continues to be adequately funded, however, by strong capital inflows from abroad, the data showed.
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Farmers have complained the forecast did not adequately take into account a stormy spring and severe flooding.
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Giralt Brun believes that only those who have truly lived something can portray it adequately on screen.
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In such weather, defective airbag inflaters that do not adequately keep out moisture can explosively break apart.
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It is impossible to adequately express the sadness we all feel over the loss of this child.
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Identifying the new species is the first step to ensure that the Tapanuli orangutans are adequately protected.
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The alliance argued that the BLM did not adequately study potential impacts on wilderness and cultural sites.
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Prior simulations of thermal soaring assumed fairly simple conditions, which didn't adequately model a real-world environment.
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Appearing alongside Hadley, Clapper's predecessor, John Negroponte, agreed, stressing the need to adequately brief any incoming president.
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HSBC Mexico is mainly funded by adequately diversified deposits (1Q17: nearly 74% of the core banking funding).
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The size of a rocket like the Falcon Heavy can't adequately be conveyed by pictures or video.
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Ader's art grappled with the notion that our individual experiences cannot always be adequately captured or conveyed.
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Any extended delay or failure to adequately address key allegations may result in a negative rating action.
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It's telling of Facebook's current predicament that before they can adequately answer some questions, even more arise.
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Sagan apparently figured this could adequately convey the nature of the threat to anyone in the future.
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Get yourself closer to that effortless beachcomber vision by arriving adequately equipped with the comprehensive list ahead.
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According to Ikalafeng, governments on the continent are not creating enabling policies adequately to help businesses thrive.
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Americans are all about the fight, and often fail to plan adequately for the post-conflict period.
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JBL E230 Earbuds for $303 ($230 off): Sometimes you just need new earbuds that work adequately well.
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Note: It's impossible to address these questions adequately without talking about the film's plot, so spoilers follow.
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Doctors currently have no perfectly reliable way of ensuring patients are adequately unconscious before an operation begins.
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They'd be 100 percent behind journalists who can adequately and persuasively articulate what the public interest is.
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External financing needs are adequately covered by broad-based foreign direct investment and external borrowing from multilaterals.
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The car itself is jaw-droopingly massive, but Bentley tells me it still performs more than adequately.
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In fact, because our designs do not adequately consider future risk, we have made some costly mistakes.
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Nearly 300 households were cleared to make way for the promenade, and were adequately compensated, he said.
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Hopefully they will act quickly and adequately so that the children don't deteriorate like my daughter did.
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"Where I failed to was to communicate that adequately to the press and the media," he said.
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If governments fail to adequately secure their smart cities, people will not trust the services, he said.
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Neither a machine nor cheaper foreign labor can adequately substitute for the talent of a Michigan worker.
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Nor can there be trust in any commercial arrangement unless it has adequately bounded — and legal — terms.
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The transaction's CE adequately covers the loss from obligors, contributing over 0.05% to the current principal outstanding.
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Giving Ukraine the means to adequately defend itself against Russian aggression is essential to confronting Putin's offensive.
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If we do nothing different, we will continue to fail to prepare students adequately for the world.
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A 2016 Justice Department inspector general report criticized the bureau for not adequately filling medical staff positions.
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Trump had threatened to veto spending bills if Congress did not adequately fund his border wall proposal.
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The company has already fielded criticism for not adequately reassuring investors the dividend would remain in tact.
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Additionally, the FCAC found that recruitment, training, and disciplinary processes do not adequately address sales practices risk.
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Many top young players, like many kids just out of college, aren't adequately prepared to handle budgets.
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Governor Gavin Newsom has accused utilities of failing to adequately modernize and safely maintain their power systems.
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Recent high-profile attacks demonstrate that after 85033 years, the Afghan military can't adequately defend its capital.
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The road surfaces were treated with special materials to ensure they could adequately bear Ramses's huge weight.
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Democrats have rightly complained that the public does not adequately understand the findings of the Mueller report.
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The commission recently warned of "grave and lasting" consequences if Washington does not adequately fund the Pentagon.
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Reliance on wholesale funding and tight liquidity - common to the sector - remains adequately-managed compared with peers.
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So any concerns by the regulators, we believe will be adequately addressed by conditions, that's our anticipation.
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There is also wide bipartisan concern in Washington that cryptocurrencies are not adequately policed for illicit financing.
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Neither program adequately addresses the problems millions of other Americans have in paying rising premiums for coverage.
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It's a conversation that the student organizers of the march feel adults have failed to have adequately.
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Budgets drive strategy rather than the reverse, and strategies are not adequately matched with policies or resources.
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We cannot adequately appreciate the nation's constitutional experiment in republican self-government without acknowledging the Bible's contributions.
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Adequately resourcing the Zika fight is not just an American women's rights issue, it's a global one.
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Guatemala also lacks resources to adequately house, educate or provide opportunity to potential asylum seekers, observers say.
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In two televised debates so far, Biden performed weakly in the first and adequately in the second.
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The officials blamed overworked staff and a lack of resources for the failure to adequately monitor Epstein.
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Project documents say existing facilities won't adequately support the mission of the 36th Munitions Squadron on Guam.
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This appeared to be a further effort to dampen speculative investment while the economy remains adequately funded.
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Adequately funding national defense programs should be the primary objective of Congress in the upcoming spending battle.
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"What good are additional programs if they aren't adequately funded?" asked Senator Bob Casey, Democrat of Pennsylvania.
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Typically, those suits alleged the company failed to warn adequately of the risks posed by its weapons.
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The former Snap engineer, Shannon Lubetich, described how Snap is not adequately promoting diversity at the company.
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The court said the jury was adequately prepared to make the necessary findings for the mandatory minimum.
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This could adequately spread out the costs of projects while allowing a good return for the investor.
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"There's a significant minority of shareholders who do not feel that Salerno adequately represents them," Byrd said.
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Areas of concern highlighted included insufficient "guidance and training" for analysts to adequately protect Americans' personal data.
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"What happens when Trump realizes he cannot adequately respond to the expectations he has raised?" he asked.
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The NTSB said Uber failed to adequately monitor backup safety drivers and lacked other significant safety rules.
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And it's not clear how vital small businesses, which are suffering enormous losses, can be adequately bolstered.
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The House investigation will look into whether the Justice Department and F.T.C. have adequately enforced antitrust laws.
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"There's no way I would be able to adequately cover all three of them," Mr. Roston said.
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He also does not adequately grapple with the precipitous decline of American soft power in recent years.
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Mr. Barr and Republicans objected to that format, saying that the committee members could adequately ask questions.
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Members of Robert Mueller's team have told associates that Mr. Barr failed to adequately convey their findings.
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Mr. Lee was often faulted for not adequately acknowledging the contributions of his illustrators, especially Mr. Kirby.
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D.C. has not adequately accounted for the industry burden and cost for collecting these new data elements.
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We're leaving those communities behind by refusing to adequately invest in the modern-day infrastructure they need.
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He handled himself adequately in the field, missing one ground ball down the line in the sixth.
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Typically, you would need a lot of skill flying drones to shoot these types of videos adequately.
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The summary concluded Clinton and other officials did not adequately heed warnings about growing extremism in Libya.
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They feel aggrieved that the Nigerian government has not adequately addressed the civil war and its aftermath.
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Paying for these speaking engagements became a problem – America First did not adequately reimburse her travel expenses.
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Separately, Tesla agreed to pay $20 million to settle claims it failed to adequately police Musk's tweets.
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When insurance plans do not reimburse providers adequately, many choose not to participate in the plans' networks.
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Unfortunately, neither America's largest federal food program nor its health care system, are adequately addressing these issues.
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It concludes that Clinton and other officials did not adequately heed concerns about growing extremism in Libya.
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But regulators around the world are now expressing concern that markets aren't adequately pricing in the risks.
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In our view, funding is adequately diversified, and the bank benefits from its sound franchise and reputation.
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MONUSCO and other peacekeeping missions should be adequately resourced and equipped to respond to threats against civilians.
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"It was important to create a corner that adequately addresses such a dynamic street," Mr. Shigematsu said.
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Pomfret has more than adequately told the story of the last quarter-millennium's acquaintanceship from America's standpoint.
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In the past, those programs, typically run by the states, have not been adequately funded, she noted.
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The White House declined to comment on Franken's criticism, saying the president has adequately addressed the controversy.
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Instead of more charter schools, we need to adequately fund and staff existing non-charter public schools.
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According to Schnatter, the controversy hurt business in part because the NFL failed to adequately address it.
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Analysts generally believe that companies have adequately managed expectations, and markets have already baked in weaker numbers.
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Republicans and anti-abortion advocates argue that current federal law doesn't adequately protect infants born during abortions.
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Meanwhile, there are more humanitarian disasters in the world than the international community can possibly help adequately.
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For the first time, Russia's attempts to undermine the international rules-based order have been adequately punished.
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But the underlying circumstances that create poverty and homelessness have not completely gone or been addressed adequately.
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Presumably, they have been adequately sheltered from the monsters, just like the seeing humans who are there.
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But critics say many colleges have not adequately prepared for the increasing demand, leaving some students frustrated.
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Lettuce wouldn't go on hot sandwiches (too soggy), and lithe Oaxacan cheese had to be adequately warmed.
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"There are no words to adequately express my gratitude to President Trump," she said in a statement.
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Legal blog Law360 goes into more detail about the original complaints: In April 2015, named plaintiff Sebring Whitaker filed his own suit, also alleging that SpaceX didn't adequately pay him and similar nonexempt employees for normal and overtime work and didn't adequately provide required meal and rest breaks.
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Having you here tonight is a gift for which I will forever ill equip to adequately pay back.
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The regiment's situation was good, and its forces were adequately prepared to hold their position, he assured me.
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At the same time, metaphors are poor things that never adequately illuminate the things they stand in for.
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Previous studies reporting links between cat ownership and psychosis simply failed to adequately control for other possible explanations.
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There had been criticism on whether the civilian exercises were adequately preparing South Koreans from North Korean threats.
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The hacks have raised questions about Instagram's fundamental security, and its ability to adequately respond to security complaints.
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By its own admission, Facebook is unable to adequately address many of the negative consequences of its scale.
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Researchers found that almost 75 percent of firms were failing to adequately disclose how they engaged with politicians.
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Still, there's been plenty of criticism that various levels of government aren't adequately prepared for the challenges ahead.
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To the informed, they were charlatans who hadn't adequately communicated to the public what their work truly meant.
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Raymond Thomas told a Middle Eastern audience recently that "complex" fails to adequately describe the current security environment.
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Have the "insurance conversation" with your loved ones to make sure you — and your family — are adequately covered.
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Andy Harris blamed local public health officials for "not lobbying their legislatures adequately" for the funding they need.
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Markets are also betting that an adequately robust pension reform package in Brazil will be passed, and soon.
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If other countries have made the commitment to adequately fund their infrastructure, why can't we do the same?
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In the filing, they say neither side in the dispute can adequately represent their interests in the case.
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Inter-agency officials were confident they had adequately prepared New York and New Jersey for the coming storms.
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Rights and safety of women must be protected at all times and adequately compensated when harm is committed.
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However, as Hurricane Michael showed, there's a vast gulf between acknowledging climate change and adequately preparing for it.
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Critics say the body is not tough enough on the industry and does not adequately consult indigenous communities.
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Watching a video and answering some multiple-choice questions will never adequately prepare managers for those difficult moments.
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Kevin Boyle, general counsel for the International Union of Police Associations, said officers need to be paid adequately.
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To this day, I get choked up when speaking about it and I can't adequately express my thanks.
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Reiterating recent comments, Lam blamed the government's "deficiencies" and failure to address the concerns of the people adequately.
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But sadly, just like many inventors before her, Monroe hasn't been adequately compensated for her lightning-strike genius.
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In addition to calming her nerves, she says, cannabis gave her the appetite she needed to adequately fuel.
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Now, for the Chocolate Tin World Cup to function adequately, we had to lay out some ground rules.
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The commission said Albemarle had failed to adequately explain how it would increase production without extracting more brine.
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" Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe told senators Thursday, "I strongly believe that the Russian investigation is adequately resourced.
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Honduran human rights organizations echoed the family's call, expressing doubts that Honduran authorities would adequately investigate the killing.
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The big picture: Several women told Variety that NBC has not adequately addressed past complaints about Lauer's behavior.
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Automated cryptocurrency payments are facilitated through Stripe to ensure that all contributors are adequately compensated based on value.
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About 300,000 of these cases are not adequately treated with current standard therapy, according to the company's estimates.
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However, there is limited volatility in impairment, which is adequately provided for and priced into the group's lending.
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Even coconut water simply doesn't have enough sodium to adequately replace what you lose through sweating, Larson says.
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He accused President Barack Obama of not adequately enforcing clean air and water regulations, among other alleged failures.
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As head of his company, Mr. Zuckerberg must personally answer for Facebook's failure to adequately protect consumer data.
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If it's not done well, if you're not adequately prepared for that landing, you're going to burn up.
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He argued that expansion was not adequately funded, but vetoed a spending bill that would have funded it.
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We also need a stable, predictable funding stream for the FAA that adequately supports staffing, hiring, and training.
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Additionally, courts found last week that Broward and Palm Beach counties were not adequately transparent about vote counting.
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Countless programs depend on the census to collect accurate data adequately allocate resources that we all rely on.
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" Democrats immediately blasted committee Republicans for failing to adequately examine the meeting, calling the investigation to date "limited.
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Since it was being considered that only one was required, that underserved area would be considered adequately connected.
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Many felt the government didn't adequately prepare them for how to make the law work for their businesses.
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The commission insisted yesterday that the Privacy Shield adequately protects EU citizens from surveillance by U.S. intelligence agencies.
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On Saturday, Trump criticized Amazon's "scam" of not paying the post office adequately for its delivery services. Sen.
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There is considerable flexibility in safety strategy and evidence so long as the safety goal is adequately met.
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It could leave them on the record voting for a bill they do not feel adequately dismantles Obamacare.
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"We cannot adequately provide for the needs of our children by simply cutting services and programs," he said.
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What's fascinating is how in recent decades many professions split into the highly paid and the adequately paid.
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" The agency defines that as "a condition whose treatment or diagnosis is not addressed adequately by available therapy.
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John Kasich (R-Ohio) have failed to adequately impress upon Republican primary voters, senators rarely win presidential elections.
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Ups and downs make retailers, manufactures, and trucking companies unable to adequately forecast demand for the years ahead.
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They don't always adequately do what Williams does best, which is to express the strangeness of human feeling.
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Ups and downs make retailers, manufacturers, and trucking companies unable to adequately forecast demand for the years ahead.
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However, children with adequately spaced primary (baby) teeth and no cavities do not need any dental X-rays.
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In order to adequately fund education, infrastructure, health care and more, the Census Bureau needs an accurate headcount.
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An independent review faulted police and said they failed to adequately prepare for the "Unite the Right" rally.
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However, the bill failed to adequately address one enormous and essential component of meaningful mental health reform: parity.
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Unfortunately, a lack of adequately trained controllers is preventing these upgrades from being implemented in a timely manner.
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Standalone liquidity is supported by LHC3's interest reserve account and an adequately sized revolving credit facility (RCF).
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All of these groups rightly point to the failure of courts and police to adequately tackle sexual crime.
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Critics said Kemp also failed to adequately prepare for long lines and potential voting issues on Election Day.
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The heating element on the pen could fail to heat up adequately, producing dangerous chemicals rather than vapor.
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They're also further alienating viewers of color, who've never been adequately served or represented by the mainstream media.
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If you have a Black girlfriend, please make sure that your shower is always adequately stocked with conditioner.
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Ronald Reagan—the Great Communicator—couldn't adequately communicate the need for America to support the rebels in Nicaragua.
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Even more complicating is the trouble policymakers will have adequately responding to the economic fallout of the virus.
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A planned overhaul fails to adequately protect the environment and support small farmers, a group of scientists said.
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A planned overhaul fails to adequately protect the environment and support small farmers, a group of scientists said.
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And what he's trying to get is a hearing that adequately determines whether he can show those things.
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Consumers should be vigilant during the claims process, Mr. Heller advised, to make sure they are adequately compensated.
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While the markets may be adequately supplied now, they could be tested in the coming months, analysts say.
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Holmström's answer is, essentially, that teams by their nature have a difficult time adequately punishing themselves for failure.
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He said some Native American schools are more than a century old and have not been adequately repaired.
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A building that fails to adequately heat apartments could be subject to fines, penalties and orders to comply.
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As a result, the official said, the government was failing to adequately inform Americans about continuing influence efforts.
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"I thought the MCAS should have been more adequately explained" to pilots around the world, Mr. Elwell said.
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Currently, most government financial relief efforts do not adequately address sex workers and those who are self-employed.
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"For the families who say they are not being adequately communicated with, we hear you," Mr. Constantine said.
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Garcetti said Los Angeles has neither enough medical supplies nor medical professionals to adequately deal with what's coming.
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Federal policies that adequately fund public water are critical in addressing the interrelated infrastructure and water affordability crises.
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The insurance companies, since the Northridge earthquake, have made it impossible to adequately insure our homes against earthquakes.
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Did he ever, at that time, allude that you were not performing adequately — ever indicate that at all?
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Louisville also said it would challenge the N.C.A.A.'s charge that Pitino had failed to adequately monitor McGee.
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Subject was distressed to the level that he was unable to effectively communicate or adequately engage the team.
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And developers are human, eager to rush their products out the door -- often before they've been adequately tested.
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The resulting dynamics guarantee that the global community will fail to adequately respond to the looming climate catastrophe.
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" The foundation also said the administration missed "the chance to adequately warn schools about common First Amendment violations.
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Others feel they haven't been adequately consulted, and the checklist is just another irritating dictum from on high.
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You might find one strategy makes it easier to adequately diversify, or better meets your particular investment needs.
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And a number of our members felt like the pastoral services were not being adequately served or offered.
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The letters, which were obtained by The New York Times, both fault Google for not adequately addressing disinformation.
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But many doctors aren't adequately trained to interpret these results, or tell patients how to act on them.
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These findings clearly highlight the extent to which states are not adequately enforcing time limits, or work requirements.
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This is the case precisely because they are not adequately represented in the legal and criminal justice fields.
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And he has been highly critical of Mr. Sessions and the F.B.I. for failing to adequately investigate Mrs.
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Teachers — and many parents — in all of these states say taxes are too low to adequately fund schools.
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"Advanced discussions have been held to adequately address this recent announcement by the Japanese government," the organisation said.
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The overt and unconscious racism that pervades our society and the medical community has not been adequately addressed.
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Critics are worried that Facebook's fact-checking partners aren't getting the resources they need to adequately address misinformation.
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If indeed, investors believe that stocks have still room to offer, the secret is to be adequately allocated.
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You may also have to amend auto insurance policies to make sure you're adequately covered in both locales.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY GKN Holding's 'BBB-' rating is adequately positioned against peers in the auto and aerospace supply sectors.
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Over the intervening half-century, congress and state lawmakers consistently have refused to fund public defenders' offices adequately.
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Why aren't there stiff fines and requirements for compensation when companies misuse or don't adequately secure our data?
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The state is under orders from its own Supreme Court to adequately fund its 273th-ranked education system.
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But I am confident that if adequately resourced, we'll find new, safer, non-addictive therapies to replace opioids.
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The failure of government agencies and regulators to adequately address changes in the aviation sector is especially glaring.
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But that is still far too little to adequately deal with the growing climate change threats, he said.
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However, nearly two decades later, U.S. development assistance does not adequately address the conflict dynamics its experts identify.
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That decision was predicated on the assurance that the workers' pensions would be well managed and adequately funded.
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Many state elections boards lack the funding and expertise to adequately secure their elections systems against foreign intrusion.
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None explain adequately how the United States can prevent future Russian interference without some reciprocal arrangement with Moscow.
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The South Dakota Republican said he isn't "ruling anything out" should Apple fail to adequately answer his questions.
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Particularly problematic was the bill's failure to adequately meet addiction and mental health needs — which often occur together.
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She was skeptical that the government could adequately investigate all of the cases like his on the island.
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Mr. Azar had failed, the judge wrote, to "consider adequately" the impact of Arkansas's plan on Medicaid coverage.
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But do Dara's forms adequately suggest these powerful questions about the painful processes of marking bodies and boundaries?
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It claims indigenous quota holders weren't adequately consulted and have now had their property rights extinguished without compensation.
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Arizona, No. 17-251, as too thin to adequately evaluate the argument that the state's approach was unconstitutional.
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Recent data breaches demonstrate that many companies have a long way to go to adequately protect their customers' data.
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And, like those bands, I don't know that an intellectual argument can adequately make a case for their greatness.
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It would need an entire book to adequately cover all the innovation and creativity of early 1980s games developers.
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The humanitarian needs created by Mosul are simply adding to a humanitarian disaster that was already not adequately addressed.
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It accused the company of not making adequately clear what Dorrance's business ventures and investments were, among other things.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY GKN Holdings' 'BBB-' rating is adequately positioned compared with peers in the auto and aerospace supply sectors.
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In the suit, they say the venue didn't adequately screen people entering the concert ... which led to the shooting.
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And we have not adequately communicated why our Democratic values -- freedom, fairness, family and the future -- are American values.
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Worryingly, the jihadist terrorist threat is already far outside the abilities of the state's security services to adequately monitor.
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Judge Sharp dismissed shareholders' amended complaint in 2016, finding (among other things) that investors hadn't adequately alleged loss causation.
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That is, the people responsible for overseeing the vote confirmation process will decide whether they've performed their jobs adequately.
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Some trade-focused lawmakers have complained that USTR has not adequately informed them about U.S. proposals in the talks.
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And it's unclear if the EU data authority that oversees the law is adequately staffed to handle its demands.
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As millennials have aged into our thirties, that's the question we keep asking — and keep failing to adequately answer.
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Even local social media companies struggle to adhere to adequately police online content according to the whim of authorities.
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Unless there are researchers at the Office of Children's Health Protection at the table, children won't be protected adequately.
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" The Nevada Democratic Party added that Sanders is "failing to adequately denounce the threats of violence of his supporters.
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Kylie is too wrapped up in herself to adequately return the attention Jordyn gives her on a daily basis.
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"A lot of the cases I've seen are domestic violence and the government not adequately protecting people," Bachan said.
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Abuse of children and other patients at the hands of doctors is widespread, and it's not being adequately addressed.
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By failing to adequately assess broadband service providers' role as telecommunications providers under the FCC charter, the FCC overstepped.
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Words cannot adequately express the sense of loss the Perez family and their extended Houston Police family are experiencing.
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The FTC also alleges that Retina X and Johns did not adequately secure the information collected by the devices.
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But Jesse happens to be a spectacularly effective hand-to-hand fighter, for reasons that are never adequately explained.
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It's hard to adequately reconstruct the gravity that accumulated around No Doubt over the course of 1995 and 1996.
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Meanwhile, the iPhone has no such ambitions, meaning it's adequately served by its existing ecosystem of Lightning connector accessories.
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Chinese citizens have been unusually vocal in their criticism of the government's failure to adequately deal with this crisis.
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But Beau, like a successful politician's kid, had to actually do his work adequately each step of the way.
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When Buckland was born in 1826, the genesis of humanity was considered adequately explained in the Book of Genesis.
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Jerry Brown, say the summit this year is too narrowly focused on terrorism to adequately address broader nuclear dangers.
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Mr Zarit voices concerns that America "could paint China into a corner, and not adequately consider Chinese domestic politics".
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Yet President Obama is failing to adequately address them despite promises to make the program more transparent and accountable.
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"Give them the most knowledge we can so that they can adequately protect themselves, then pray," DiCola Lanteri said.
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Did Trump's immigration speech adequately lay the groundwork for him to build on a platform that electrifies his base?
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Brosda emphasized that commemoration should adequately portray the horrendous nature of the crimes that took place within the complex.
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A system that does not use affirmative action does not adequately reflect or correct for the racism students encounter.
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An opposition candidate, Sulu Sou, accuses Mr Chui of failing to plan adequately and invest enough in flood defences.
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Sometimes, the cheap, wooden chopsticks from takeout sushi orders just don't cut it or adequately reflect your impeccable taste.
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According to Redmond, it's hard to adequately stress the F-35 and F-22 in a simulated combat environment.
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This happened a few months ago, but after the police failed to adequately handle the problem, she's speaking out.
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It remains to be seen whether Facebook can adequately serve up a worthwhile news experience with its trending module.
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Ironically a single image from a still camera is incapable of adequately showing just how improved the details are.
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But the troop specifications have been criticized for not adequately reflecting the real number of troops on the ground.
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Fail to fill a roll adequately and get shipped to the Colonies to wither away in a radioactive wasteland.
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Only 23 percent of cybersecurity professionals believe an IT degree adequately prepares students for a role in their industry.
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Page made himself available for deposition and was adequately prepared to testify on issues about which he had knowledge.
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In Fitch's view the banks in this review are adequately capitalised, with capital ratios comfortably above the regulatory minimum.
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How could they not know that our interests cannot be adequately represented if we are not at the table?
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Critics say premiums are too low and don't adequately reflect risk to properties in coastal and flood-prone areas.
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Investment funds are not vetted adequately, and foreign governments are not prohibited from owning or operating the regional centers.
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Many firms have been found to have not adequately disclosed (let alone shared) those fees with their limited partners.
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Acquiring more federal lands at a time when we cannot adequately maintain our current lands is irresponsible conservation. 3.
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But it may post a record number of supporters, as frustration simmers that Pelosi is not adequately checking Trump.
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"Failure to adequately shelter may result in serious injury or loss of life," the service said in an advisory.
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But Berlitz's Chan said that the challenge is not being adequately informed about the various measures that are available.
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Such consensus doesn't adequately function at the level of individual European states, let alone across Europe as a whole.
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Yet government records show that exhibitors with UniverSoul, Shrine, and other circuses still fail to adequately contain dangerous animals.
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Where it stands: Kelly still has not adequately answered when he became aware of the horrific allegations against Porter.
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He also said the rule in its current form failed to adequately distinguish between "selling" activities and "advice" activities.
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Despite rave reviews, including Mashable's, the Note7 continues to tarnish Samsung's brand and ability to adequately maintain quality control.
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We remain constructive on EM local currency debt as potential EM risks are adequately priced in, in our eyes.
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The CMS has also failed to adequately monitor security controls at state-based insurance marketplaces, according to the watchdog.
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"He had not adequately consulted the experts when he went into those talks," the senior Administration official told me.
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Not only that, Privacy Shield calls for an annual review to ensure it is adequately adhering to EU law.
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He acknowledged that he did not adequately research Valeant's policy of buying old drugs and sharply raising their prices.
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A federal judge in 2014 dismissed the lawsuit, saying its claims were not adequately supported by facts or evidence.
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We were confident that the promise of new technologies, if adequately applied in our communities, would provide transformational benefits.
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Those who think everyone should vote also think that voting should be adequately informed about the candidates and issues.
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Fitch is therefore satisfied that the asset pool information relied upon for its initial rating analysis was adequately reliable.
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The corporate world has demonstrated with previous attacks that it is not adequately prepared in regard to cyber defense.
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If health care had been adequately funded, perhaps Ukraine wouldn't have one of the world's fastest-growing H.I.V. epidemics.
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In the face of this catastrophic scenario, Miami might not be able to adequately prepare, Hauer told Business Insider.
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Their argument is that the official unemployment rate does not adequately reflect how many people are out of work.
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Or that there simply might not be enough Canadian drugs to adequately serve a state as big as Florida.
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Although using makeup that contains SPF isn't a bad idea, it probably isn't adequately protecting you from the sun.
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Agents must be able to adequately screen for weapons, explosives, drugs, or other items that someone may be carrying.
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Police officers and citizens face great risks if a body-worn camera program does not adequately protect their privacy.
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Both numbers are surprising and further evidence of a frustrating and persistent problem that we've failed to adequately address.
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It is the ongoing immorality of not adequately helping those who have given so much to serve the country.
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Activists say the apparent lack of concern gives politicians the cover they need for not tackling the issue adequately.
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Failure to adequately maintain our transportation network makes the US less competitive than the majority of our trading partners.
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He is appealing the sentence and claims the district court did not adequately explain how it reached its decision.
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We inhabit a middle-class world and don't adequately cover the part of America that is struggling and seething.
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The short answer is that a lot of young people don't feel they are adequately represented by older politicians.
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The federal court also said Facebook had not adequately informed members about how it was using their contacts' data.
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Finally, the endless list of post-crisis scandals shows that policymakers have not adequately addressed Wall Street's broken culture.
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The problems that manifested themselves at that review have not been addressed adequately resulting in further tragedy and crime.
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Critics respond that these concerns can be adequately addressed without drawing arbitrary lines that shut victims out of court.
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What are these magical "right things during spring training to adequately prepare the team to start the season well"?
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Problem is, the regulators apparently hadn't adequately communicated the change of an "or" to an "and" to the police.
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They lack the resources to adequately inspect the enormous quantities of goods and vehicles crossing the border each day.
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Of course, it is easy for colleges to blame the K-28500 educational system for not preparing students adequately.
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It could take "weeks" to adequately fix the documentation, though Boeing believes it can address the problems within days.
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One problem that was never adequately addressed was how to make the concert hall work for a symphonic performance.
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This year alone, Hernandez has played all three outfield spots, plus every infield spot, except catcher — and adequately, too.
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A 2008 Government Accountability Office report rebuked Chao's Labor Department for failing to adequately investigate complaints of worker abuses.
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" But he wrote, "In short, BLM did not adequately quantify the climate change impacts of oil and gas leasing.
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Pilots were apparently not adequately informed of the changes nor were they trained to deal with a possible malfunction.
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Otherwise, people with high medical costs could be stuck with a market that doesn't function and isn't adequately subsidized.
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The old maxim about musicals is that the music takes over when dialogue can't adequately capture the characters' emotions.
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People spending the time watching it that is not adequately monetized because the system surrounding it is somewhat anachronistic.
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After the Lion Air crash, some American aviation authorities said that change had not been adequately explained to pilots.
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Of course we do not want any situation where a child is not completely adequately taken care of. Yes.
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Methane is a particularly nasty contributor to global warming, but pipeline companies have insufficient incentives to prevent leaks adequately.
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"This theft was commissioned," he said, adding that he didn't think that line of investigation had been adequately pursued.
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The state is saving millions of dollars using these women rather than professional, highly trained and adequately paid firefighters.
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The report found that university personnel were aware of complaints against Strauss, but failed to adequately investigate the allegations.
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Boeing did not adequately explain to federal regulators how a crucial new automated software system worked, the report found.
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"All of the Senate healthcare discussion drafts have failed to address these concerns adequately," the West Virginia senator said.
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The company argues that studies implicating paraquat do not adequately consider other environmental factors or chemicals that are present.
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He is appealing the sentence, and claims the district court did not adequately explain how it reached its decision.
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But they no longer employ enough scientists to interpret those collections adequately for visitors or the world at large.
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Second, because those technologies are nascent, they must be adequately supported early on through the RFS and other programs.
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More broadly, critics said that Mr. Pence, like previous Indiana governors, had failed to invest adequately in public health.
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But that analysis still doesn't adequately explain the millions of people who voted for both Barack Obama and Trump.
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In addition, routes from Love Field, where Southwest Airlines is headquartered, adequately cover most areas of the United States.
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Mr. Macron has been criticized for not adequately explaining his reform agenda and for not preparing the public enough.
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We need to make sure it considers the interests of all stakeholders, and that it's adequately managing its resources.
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The Times asked Buttigieg whether Silicon Valley is "adequately afraid" of him, noting that other candidates — such as Sen.
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Or, there's a chance that parents may not have done any estate planning yet, or haven't done so adequately.
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"It's not adequately protected and the race is to try and get more land under formal protection," he says.
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We're in bed around 11:30, adequately buzzed (well, me anyway), and tonight it's D.'s turn for rejection.
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For example, the court said the FCC had not adequately considered the public safety implications of repealing net neutrality.
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That homeowners understand changing flood risks and will respond adequately to them "is probably a generous assumption", Lowe said.
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Blaming doctors, drug companies or addicts themselves does not adequately explain what is fueling this massive public health problem.
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The administration on Thursday said the media has failed to adequately credit their response and is sharing outdated information.
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Two top Senate Democrats are pressing the Trump administration on whether it has adequately responded to the opioid crisis.
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Rudd said counter-terrorism was adequately resourced, and denied the cuts had made it harder to prevent Monday's attack.
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For one, companies need to pursue AI models that can be managed adequately by the existing staff, said Raghavan.
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Multitasking reduces your efficiency and performance because your brain can only focus adequately on one thing at a time.
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Separately, Tesla (TSLA) agreed Saturday to pay $20 million to settle claims it failed to adequately police Musk's tweet.
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Headlamps must also adequately avoid glare, or dazzle as it is known in Europe, for oncoming vehicles and pedestrians.
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The head of India's government-run think tank said the data had not been adequately verified by the administration.
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Goldman invited customers who think their "credit line does not adequately reflect your creditworthiness" to request a re-evaluation.
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Perplexing because Davis never adequately explores alternate behavioral theories (the work of forensic psychology) that were and are illuminating.
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City and police officials also cited the large crowd sizes in being unable to adequately deal with the riots.
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But here's the thing: nothing prevents the administration from drafting a new memo that adequately explains its policy reasoning.
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YouTube, for example, is under fire for failing to adequately combat conspiracies and prevent child exploitation from being circulated.
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But in some cases, Walmart failed to adequately vet its local partners for signs of corruption, federal prosecutors said.
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I don't think I can use this review to explain the import and resonances of the film adequately either.
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" Hicks said in her own statement that "there are no words to adequately express my gratitude to President Trump.
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Elections are enshrined in the DRC constitution and while the Independent National Elections Commission (CENI) has successfully managed elections in the past, the national elections scheduled for 2016 were not adequately resourced, and the challenges to enfranchisement and representative vote were not adequately communicated to the Congolese public, or to the international community.
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WE MUST ACT NOW to adequately fund the maintenance of these treasures, and adequately staff them, so that we are not vilified by our posterity for being the generation that was too blind to see what we had been given, and too miserly to pass these treasures intact to future generations of Americans.
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Russia objected to the designations because it said the U.S. proposal was not "adequately substantiated by sufficient information," diplomats said.
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Sadowicz says investigators want to know whether the boat violated the limitations, and whether operators were adequately monitoring the weather.
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The results are pretty clear—the only question is whether the right can adequately grapple with the implications of them.
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"I don't have any information to say, listen, Jeff Sessions won't be someone that can adequately oversee it," he said.
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"The antibiotics she has been on for 3-days did not kill the infection adequately; therefore, she cannot perform safely."
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The 91st Academy Awards are just a few weeks away, and if you're struggling to feel adequately hype, fear not.
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To adequately cool your GPU with fins alone, you need a GPU that wasn't too hot in the first place.
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Santa Clara County, for example, has said the FCC failed to adequately consider public safety when it made its decision.
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A different subscriber sued AT&T last year for $220 million, claiming the carrier failed to adequately secure his account.
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This is tricky; we do not want to discourage doctors from adequately treating pain out of fear of legal sanction.
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We can not allow refugees to enter this country unless we can adequately vet them and we know we can't.
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Last month, the Government Accountability Office released a report that found that federal agencies were not adequately considering tribal input.
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The phone call with Putin has added to concerns that Trump is not adequately prepared for discussions with foreign leaders.
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Sitting and aspiring judges may turn to other jobs in the legal profession if states do not compensate them adequately.
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They don't have the training or the background or the information to be able to adequately deal with the problem.
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When does prioritizing our own #selfcare mean we're failing to adequately prioritize making the world more tolerable for everybody else?
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Uber is also poaching riders from public transportation, which could make it more difficult to adequately fund subways and buses.
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Whether or not Newton was adequately tested for a concussion — both during and after the contest — remains murky, at best.
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"The antibiotics she has been on for three days did not kill the infection adequately; therefore, she cannot perform safely."
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EPA justified this requirement by saying that CCS had been "adequately demonstrated," pointing to (among other things) the Kemper project.
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Even in its early days, the company's work in health care has been criticized for not adequately protecting user privacy.
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He said: "I'm not suggesting it wasn't adequately predicated but I need to explore that" as part of his review.
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Turns out, there were so many people who not only could afford the car, but also adequately represent the brand.
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In Wednesday's ruling, the jury said Bayer was negligent and failed to adequately warn the public about the product's risks.
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McElwain didn&apost make Florida&aposs offense any better than his predecessor and repeatedly failed to adequately develop a quarterback.
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Many disability-rights organisations oppose screening, as they believe it is inimical to adequately valuing the lives of the disabled.
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They say the government is failing to adequately protect the rights of refugees who lack food, shelter and medical care.
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They did not ever address, acknowledge, the list of demands nor did they adequately provide solutions to all the five.
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Farmers frequently complain that the current H-2A program lacks flexibility and doesn't adequately accommodate for changes in harvest needs.
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Care: Gillibrand pledged to ensure Planned Parenthood is always adequately funded and to try to stop violence against abortion clinics.
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I need time to adequately train additional staff and to update our monitoring plans before I feel we are ready.
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In Malaysia voters fired a prime minister who could not adequately explain why there was $700m in his bank account.
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"We don't believe that it's adequately protective of public health," Walker said of the 10-parts-per-billion state limit.
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But many hospitals aren't adequately prepared for the short-term losses, or the new long-term threats associated with cyberattacks.
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Neither the MPAA nor the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences have adequately addressed this lack of Latino portrayal.
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What&aposs happening there that the American people are not seeing because the media will not adequately cover this story?
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She explains that women won't take drugs if the factors that lead to their risky behaviors are not adequately addressed.
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A more individualized approach to standardized testing could perhaps allow every student to adequately express their individual skills and abilities.
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To be adequately prepared, hospitals need to undertake a myriad of activities now that will take considerable time and effort.
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Hospitals leaders must recognize the risk a coronavirus pandemic poses to their institutions and prioritize and adequately resource these efforts.
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"So the president can make up whatever numbers he likes – the survey does not adequately estimate current use," she said.
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"Should the U.S. introduce tariffs on European steel imports, Europe is ready to react immediately and adequately," Juncker told reporters.
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Still, he said, his final weeks with his wife produced a personal pain he'd never be able to adequately express.
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Tirrell failed to adequately monitor the trades and provide specific information to Merrill's regulators about the trades, the SEC said.
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Its chief executive said in a conference call the bank was "adequately capitalised... enough to meet our ambitions for 2017".
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White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said the White House is confident that Washington is preparing adequately for the storm.
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Doctors need to be sure that they are adequately educating everyone involved in the lives of their patients, she says.
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He also believes the Trump administration has failed to adequately notify Congress of progress on nuclear cooperation with the kingdom.
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Still, he said, his final weeks with his wife produced a personal pain he'll never be able to adequately express.
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It may be difficult to explain that risk adequately to women in order to receive informed consent for the procedure.
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Poverty is a systemic global issue, but mapping it to adequately address needs and observe trends is not easy work.
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Ask when you feel like you're not being adequately compensated for the job you're doing and the responsibilities you're carrying.
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Funding for state school programs fell, and the Kansas Supreme Court ruled the state government was not adequately funding schools.
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" So yes, the Constitution is on your side, but unfortunately, Bhandari added, "Current law doesn't adequately take that into account.
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The memories I have of him are so big to me that I'll never be able to adequately communicate it.
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We also found that a whopping 90 percent of respondents felt the government didn't adequately prepare them for the changes.
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The antibiotics she has been on for 3-days did not kill the infection adequately therefore she cannot perform safely.
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The courts ruled that the counties were not adequately transparent, but did not bring forth any evidence of election fraud.
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"Everybody is adequately sober about the realities of this," said Laura Batcha, the executive director of the Organic Trade Association.
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In their memo dated last week, the 10 advisers to Pruitt said the proposal doesn't adequately explain why it's necessary.
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They argue that officials didn't adequately justify the rollback and that the new regulation doesn't meet the government's legal obligations.
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If adequately capitalized and focused, these CDFIs are a resource for facilitating and financing business conversions to ESOPs or cooperatives.
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Lawyers for Tamir's estate said Monday that "no amount of money can adequately compensate" the boy's relatives for their grief.
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Atlanta trailed 883-288 when Young got hurt and couldn't adequately compete without him, scoring a season-low 270 points.
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However, the most meaningful way to show an employee or public servant you value them is to compensate them adequately.
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Something powerful enough to adequately feed the most demanding headphones while still being mobile enough to travel in my backpack.
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Stanfield imbues Nate with his signature strange gravitas, while Wise and Snow play adequately off each other with limited material.
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On Monday, the plaintiff's lawyers said Canada had failed to adequately review the United States' status as a safe country.
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It therefore becomes more difficult to adequately participate in rehabilitation programs, which is precisely the opposite of what we want.
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Unfortunately, intangible assets transferred across borders — software, branding and design and data transfer — are not adequately represented in national statistics.
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Yet, many of his backers and he insist that the average poll doesn't adequately capture his true level of support.
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The greatest teacher in the world cannot adequately help a homeless student who sleeps in a subway station every night.
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Critics have accused current Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto of failing to adequately deal with crime, corruption and economic inequality.
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We need to increase access to justice by urging our members of Congress to adequately fund the Legal Services Corp.
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However, loss levels could rise further if LTV and extended term lending are not adequately managed and continue to increase.
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Some have argued that online media and the hiring of a few multicultural newscasters adequately address the media diversity problem.
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If I had 13,000 words I'm still not sure I could adequately convey why this latest comment is so troubling.
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The agency believes that the outbreak has been controlled and that the nation's population is adequately vaccinated against the disease.
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By themselves, "covenants" (here, diplomatic agreements) can never adequately safeguard Israel, at least in strategic matters of openly existential consequence.
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The reason might be that current exchange rates — 23 percent below pre-referendum levels — adequately price that worst-case scenario.
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He and others have also complained that the utility has botched the outages by not keeping the public adequately informed.
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In their memo dated last week, the 22019 advisers to Pruitt said the proposal doesn't adequately explain why it's necessary.
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"The CAA requires a rigorous showing that the selected 'best system of emission reduction' be 'adequately demonstrated,'" the states said.
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But test results compiled at the foundation's own research laboratory show that these plants don't adequately remove fecal coliform bacteria.
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Cisco had the highest percentage of dissatisfied employees, with 80 percent telling Blind that they did not feel adequately compensated.
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Such concerns explain why Illinois ditched its importation program, I-SaveRX, in 2009 after failing to adequately inspect foreign pharmacies.
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But even the good ones often fail simple tests like working adequately with people of certain skin tones or ages.
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Without these questions, it is nearly impossible to determine if public services adequately meet the needs of these marginalized communities.
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