I need to be fixed, but I can't be fixed.
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That's why the democracy can be fixed and will be fixed.
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" Later, Gidley said, "This can be fixed and must be fixed from Congress.
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And I agree with you, it needs to be fixed and should be fixed.
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So the the flaws have yet to be fixed, and may never be fixed, he said.
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It takes 108 days for half of "medium critical" applications to be fixed, 9 days longer for half of "highly critical" apps to be fixed, and 24 days longer for the most critical apps to be fixed.
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" "You just want to tear us down, tell us we are broken and need to be fixed, I don't want to be fixed!
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: I think it needs to be fixed, but I think the way it needs to be fixed has to be thoughtfully done.
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It's those things that can't really be fixed, or can be fixed only for a hefty price, that should have buyers reconsidering their dream homes.
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"When they get it right, which it can be fixed - it very much can be fixed, and it's stable, we'll reconsider our participation," Bertolini said.
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Called to find out when the machine would be fixed or replace and was told they didn't know because there machines down all over the city that needed to be fixed.
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Can it be fixed: Wednesday evening, Chief Deputy Whip Patrick McHenry of North Carolina told CNN the blowup was the result of a "miscommunication" and he thought it could be fixed.
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" She continued: "These are things that can be fixed.
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This breakdown can be fixed -- history tells us so.
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What needs to be fixed or advanced or ... Look.
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Criticism, issue with tech, so they need to be fixed.
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Our laws are just broken and need to be fixed.
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Beauty mistakes happen, but they can almost always be fixed.
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This could be fixed by allowing more flexible execution mechanisms.
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Obviously, this gap in the law needs to be fixed.
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"French society cannot be fixed like a house," she says.
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The pulsatile tinnitus couldn't be fixed, the patient was told.
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As of this afternoon, the issue appears to be fixed.
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Looks like this can be fixed with a firmware update.
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They want to go on a holiday and be fixed.
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Currently, it can be fixed by resetting the internal clock.
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Maybe tech platforms can be "fixed," or maybe they can't.
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These, presumably, could be fixed directly onto the operating table.
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The sharing problem from 2015 seems to be fixed, too.
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It saddens him, but it's nothing that can't be fixed.
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But those potential issues can be fixed on the fly.
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Luckily, the company says the problem can be fixed manually.
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Home inspections may spot sources of poisoning to be fixed.
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But there's still some issues that need to be fixed.
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Some people thing this can be fixed in thirty days.
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The vulnerability is expected to be fixed in iOS 9.3.
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Not because of an implementation aspect that could be fixed.
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The system is broken and it has to be fixed.
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I am not telling you that you will be fixed.
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The battery can be fixed in the future, Conricus added.
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And if it does move, it can be fixed surgically.
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But we aren't mechanical objects that need to be fixed.
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He thinks that Obamacare needs to be fixed, not replaced.
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The system is broke and it has to be fixed.
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Staff pledged that would be fixed during the committee process.
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It's called it's a place that has to be fixed.
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Those problems can't be fixed until the padlock is removed.
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These issues, they wrote, cannot be fixed with pardons alone.
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You're not alone, and the mistake can likely be fixed.
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Unfortunately, currency misalignment can't be fixed by updating trade deals.
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"We understand what needs to be fixed," the company said.
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I just keep getting assurances it's going to be fixed.
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A window can be fixed, new histories can be made.
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What's missing in conventional healthcare that needs to be fixed?
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All he really heard was that it couldn't be fixed.
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Hannah has had issues with mold, slow to be fixed.
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Single was inherently wrong, and therefore needed to be fixed.
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But the economy cannot be fixed without solving the pandemic.
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The sign promised it would be fixed by 5 p.m.
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Software bugs are inevitable and they need to be fixed.
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The cafes make no guarantees that items will be fixed.
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I'm hoping this is something she feels can be fixed.
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If so, do you think the problem can be fixed?
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That needs to be fixed in the next iOS release.
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The agent brushed her off, saying leaks would be fixed.
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It's tragic & he probably can't be fixed, a lost cause.
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None of this will be fixed by rejiggering insurance coverage.
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When I look at the failing schools, the terrible trade deals, and the infrastructure crumbling in our inner cities, I know all of this can be fixed - and it can be fixed very quickly.
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"The damage in this marriage can't be fixed," another source says.
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I think a lot of things can be fixed with sunlight.
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It's also something that could potentially be fixed in a patch.
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The thing is, it shouldn't be ignored—it should be fixed.
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The issue price of A-Living will be fixed on Feb.
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Mistakes happen, but they should be fixed as quickly as possible.
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Maybe things can be fixed… Maybe not.. I hope they can.
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It was unclear when the plant would be fixed, he said.
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Usually, skin-smoothing effects can be fixed with a software update.
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Returning $0.50 for every $1 invested cannot be fixed at scale.
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It needs to be fixed immediately, but it probably won't be.
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One election will not fix everything that needs to be fixed.
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I'm not just waiting for something to be fixed for me.
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The problems they create are serious and ought to be fixed.
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The second Bugey 22017 backup generator should be fixed by Nov.
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And if it is, how is it going to be fixed?
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This was a problem that could be fixed by a computer.
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Maybe things can be fixed... Maybe not.. I hope they can.
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A lot of things need to be fixed and set right.
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If it can't be fixed, then the program should be abolished.
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Still, it's a small, specific problem that could be fixed easily.
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Unlike a Superfund site, global warming can't be fixed before 2020.
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"It seems to be fixed to the ground," Dr. Satoh said.
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Rather than find out, Tabitha accepts this simply can't be fixed.
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Sometimes in devices which cannot be fixed except by complete replacement.
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That's what I think needs to be fixed by the Senate.
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Agatha Christie for the reassurance that even murder can be fixed.
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Agatha Christie for the reassurance that even murder can be fixed.
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The thing is, many of us don't want to be fixed.
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But I don't think any awkwardness can't be fixed with time.
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THEY NEED TO BE FIXED INNER-CITY SCHOOLS, INFRASTRUCTURE, EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE.
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" MULVANEY: "Well, all the more reason the system should be fixed.
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But nothing that can't be fixed by what's right with Louisiana.
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Even Democrats who support the law acknowledge it needs be fixed.
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Consumer privacy is a goal that cannot be fixed by markets.
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THE PROCESS IS BROKEN UP THERE HOPEFULLY THAT CAN BE FIXED.
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It's tragic and he probably can't be fixed, a lost cause.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) said the military readiness crisis must be fixed.
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And that problem could be fixed by rewriting campaign finance law.
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The euro zone's structural weaknesses are not going to be fixed quickly.
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Instead, we are, which isn't right...This needs to be fixed immediately.
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The plant has serious environmental problems that would need to be fixed.
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When an elevator needs to be fixed, these specialists get to work.
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Ha. You don't think it's possible for a game to be fixed?
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You can't just go on a digital detox and then be fixed.
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"Everything that is broken in our country can be fixed," Trump said.
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Let me know if this can be fixed — so sorry to bug.
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"Bus damage can be fixed, but lives cannot be replaced," he tweeted.
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" Podesta concluded, "What's broken in the FBI must be fixed and quickly.
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Where they know they won't be fixed, managed, or talked down to.
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Kline is awaiting repairs but expressed confidence her home will be fixed.
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STOPPED after about 20 minutes and could not be fixed after trying.
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The information flow could, in theory, be fixed — if Trump wanted to.
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Soft-serve machines at McDonald's and Burger King might finally be fixed.
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I don't have a clue how this is going to be fixed.
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But there are certain things that can be fixed off the bat.
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And why should shops, restaurants or other facilities be fixed in place?
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"The problem we have here can be fixed, literally overnight," Graham said.
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It's a little verbose right now, but that will be fixed tomorrow.
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This can be fixed if they got serious in addressing these issues.
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And if I had had braces, they would be fixed by now.
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Most of the issues appeared to be fixed as of 7 p.m.
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But the problem remains: How can this "imbecilic noise machine" be fixed?
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There was little faith he could be fixed, but there was faith.
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Hopefully it's a software issue that can be fixed with an update.
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It took about a further month for the vulnerability to be fixed.
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Can't this be fixed by closing the app or restricting background refresh?
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But it shouldn't even get there, because his bill can't be fixed.
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The center said it was informed that service would soon be fixed.
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Whatever the precise nature of the failure, it needs to be fixed.
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The pipeline is expected to be fixed in 24.9 hours, Rosneft said.
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It can be fixed tomorrow, you just need to start doing it.
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Transfer pricing cannot be fixed by Treasury because it should not exist.
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The coverage problem can be fixed by a more means-tested approach.
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Nor can the federal tax code be fixed by a single law.
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But he actually thinks Venezuela and the western hemisphere can [be fixed].
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"Everything that is broken in our country can be fixed," he said.
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They're the sort of issues that can be fixed via patches, thankfully.
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But advocates say the problem could be fixed quickly through executive action.
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The security problems we're now facing can't be fixed with products alone.
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That big $400 price tag can be fixed with a good sale.
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"This could be fixed overnight with one tweet from Trump," Alankar said.
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It is these loopholes in the system that need to be fixed.
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These problems are all very real, and they all could be fixed.
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We need specific details about how this is going to be fixed.
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Meltdown can be fixed by installing a software "patch" on the machine.
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The plan suggests the tunnel could be fixed without shutting down service.
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But this has always been an issue that needs to be fixed.
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In theory, many of the worst practices of Albany could be fixed.
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She doesn't fix it because sadness isn't a problem to be fixed.
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" He added: "I just keep getting assurances it's going to be fixed.
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If a team member makes a mistake, it needs to be fixed.
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This deal cannot be fixed with relative crumbs for middle-class families.
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That is heinous and reprehensible, and it should be fixed with legislation.
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Banks, of course, would rather let their prices be fixed than compete.
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Ms. Glazer said that was a "screwup" that will be fixed quickly.
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In Trump's view, the economy needed to be fixed, because of Obama.
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The broken windows that were once an eyesore have all be fixed.
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Management said it would be fixed, but no one ever showed up.
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This seems like something that could be fixed through a software update.
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Professor Norris says she believes that American political institutions can be fixed.
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"Find out what's working and what needs to be fixed," he said.
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There is no infinite-chain migration policy that needs to be fixed.
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Our system is broken and it won't be fixed from the inside.
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The problem appears to be fixed, but it's unclear when it first began.
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And he successfully ran with the simple idea that things can be fixed.
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This is getting more attention-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: But it can be fixed tomorrow.
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If that could be fixed by paying a little more, she'd do it.
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SO MAYBE THERE ARE SOME THINGS AT EX-IM THAT COULD BE FIXED.
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But reality won't be fixed, because there's always something rotten at its core.
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So I find it very difficult to imagine how this could be fixed.
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Women don't need to be fixed, but (like men) they may need guidance.
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It said that would delay work on the project, but could be fixed.
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Google promises that it'll all be fixed by April, when the Pro launches.
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The problem should be fixed thanks to "enhanced shielding" in future models sold.
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Update: Instagram says the issue will be fixed by 9AM PST on Thursday.
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Your awkward, soon-to-be fixed Live Photos will thank you for it.
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Mr. Obama not writing the Gettysburg Address could be fixed, don't you worry.
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There may be potentially costly mistakes in the record that should be fixed.
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Right now, companies just break the law and figure it'll be fixed later.
|
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French Open organizers told Reuters on Sunday that the mistakes would be fixed.
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Unless that can be fixed, it is a grave threat to the republic.
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If both MPS and UniCredit can be fixed, then a crisis is unlikely.
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These were all things that could be fixed, but it would take time.
|
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Again and again it turns over the problem: How can this be fixed?
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Imbalances are a global problem which cannot be fixed by any one country.
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KS: But the billions of devices ... Will have to be fixed with software.
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Kenya has "a problem" with its judiciary that must be fixed, he said.
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The official said the timing of an announcement is yet to be fixed.
|
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Its first floor is ready to be fixed in place, the craftsmen said.
|
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Bipartisanship, like the roads that were to be fixed, continued to crumble away.
|
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"This bill is so bad that it simply cannot be fixed," she said.
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The impulse is the same: The game is rigged and must be fixed.
|
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Reporters were told that a printer had jammed and needed to be fixed.
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It can be fixed, but let's get to it once and for all.
|
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Recalls can be fixed at no cost to the consumer at U.S. dealerships.
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"I knew there were some things that needed to be fixed," Holtby said.
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It argues that the buildings cannot be fixed unless the tenants are out.
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I'm having my friends fix whatever needs to be fixed in her house.
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Either way, here's to hoping the problem can be fixed with an update.
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Insulin injections were daily reminders that I was broken and couldn't be fixed.
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At least McElwee's pizza problem could be fixed with a couple of clicks.
|
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But it will be fixed quickly and effectively and Flint will come back.
|
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Fortunately, the flaws can be fixed, if policymakers are willing to be bold.
|
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It's to believe that our politics probably can't be fixed by political means.
|
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They "are just hopeful that something can be fixed later on," he said.
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And like Mr. McKay, Ms. Sanford wasn't actively looking to be fixed up.
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The water pump was broken and the stove burner had to be fixed.
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Now "it basically can't be fixed" without reframing the building, Mr. Mann said.
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She figured it was a flaw that would surely be fixed before long.
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The bridges need to be fixed, the electricity delivery needs to be increased.
|
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"If we don't fix FISA now, it will never be fixed," said Sen.
|
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Sometimes that sluggishness can be fixed with just a little bit of effort.
|
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The Troika had strong views about how the afflicted economies should be fixed.
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Some have even asked that their buildings not be fixed up too much.
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We already have a primary care shortage – this needs to be fixed now.
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I agree with him that our system is broken and should be fixed.
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With publicly delivered projects, if something needs to be fixed, the taxpayer pays.
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On the ACA, I think there are areas that need to be fixed.
|
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Days later, building officials told the city that the facade would be fixed.
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Abramovich also conceded that this issue can likely only be fixed with legislation.
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There's a lot of stuff in Spain that still needs to be fixed.
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Our historic and unsustainable debt cannot be fixed with more tweaks and gimmicks.
|
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And Congress has finally noticed that the law needs to be fixed. Sens.
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The shape of them tends to be fixed for a really long time.
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A staff shake-up can't fix this because it fundamentally can't be fixed.
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I don't know how we fix this, but it has to be fixed.
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And it has to be fixed and it has to be fixed right because it is having a tremendous impact not only in the New York metropolitan area, where it's the heart of the system but the whole north-south corridor.
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Does the health care system need to be fixed, or is it fixing itself?
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The understanding, they said, was that these and other flaws would be fixed later.
|
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Ozzie conceded that Tromer found a flaw, but not one that couldn't be fixed.
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"At this point, one thing is clear: this law can't be fixed," Ryan said.
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Could the imminent calls for Jon's crowning be fixed by a Targaryen-Targarystark marriage?
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What is wrong with scientific publishing in journals, and how can it be fixed?
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Whether that can be fixed by 503 or even 2020 is an open question.
|
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While pressuring him to confess, the teacher assured Alex that he could be fixed.
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That means all of Kraus' fears and insecurities about the relationship can't be fixed.
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A dream sequence, an alternate reality, or something that would be fixed with magic.
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"The damage in this marriage can&apost be fixed," a source told People magazine.
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One is, we manage to persuade people quickly that these rules should be fixed.
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Everything from layout to feedback can be fixed with a refresh—it's badly needed.
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I know what needs to be fixed, adjusted, and improved before next test run.
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But it was certainly not something that was going to be fixed this week.
|
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We've reached out to Apple for comment on when the bug will be fixed.
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"Many headlight problems could be fixed with better aim," said IIHS engineer Matthew Brumbelow.
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It would certainly be fixed, but in the meantime, the game had completely derailed.
|
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However, Facebook says this "temporal aliasing" can be fixed in post-production if necessary.
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Cyberbullying cannot be fixed by legislation alone, which is best left to the states.
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Hopefully they'll be fixed by the time the game comes out later this year.
|
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But party leaders aren't as concerned, and said the problem could be fixed later.
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This is an architectural issue and it can't simply be fixed with a patch.
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Like bugs in computer code, this bug in the tax code can be fixed.
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MD: No, not at all, and I expect it's something that can be fixed.
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One of those problems may be fixed, 9to5Mac reports, with a quiet new change.
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"Because systems in Ukraine have manual options, they can be fixed quickly," he said.
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Intellectual property on the other side, that's not going to be fixed right away.
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Yet some of the long-term damage on the children's health cannot be fixed.
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The last of those will be fixed around the end of September, Fritz said.
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Hogben and Helme, however, said that the issue appeared to be fixed on Wednesday.
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Polity Press, 2013 Unhappy Union: How the euro crisis – and Europe – can be fixed.
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The problems are expected to be fixed within the hour, according to Metro officials.
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The law of presidential succession is broken, and it ought to be fixed immediately.
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How many more headlines are needed before the program is going to be fixed?
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This can be fixed, but we seem to be caught in a political nightmare.
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Matus says all these things will be fixed by the time the drone ships.
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"I think step-by-step" the criminal justice system can be fixed, he concluded.
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How badly does a federal agency have to fail before it can be fixed?
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They will be fixed with conservative legislation and amendments championed by congressional Republican leadership.
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The culture of Uber is yet to be fixed by Dara Khosrowshahi, Sonnenfeld said.
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Cramer still has a lot of questions — can GE's power division really be fixed?
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The United Nations does have cumbersome managerial and bureaucratic procedures that must be fixed.
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The leaks would appear to be fixed, Mr. Horodniceanu said, but then emerge again.
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"We have forgotten how to win: this must be fixed ASAP," Flynn wrote recently.
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Yes, the parks have a huge backlog of things that need to be fixed.
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Andrew M. Cuomo called that lapse an "egregious loophole" that needed to be fixed.
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And the Supreme Court still thinks gerrymandering can be fixed through the political process?
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But right now #CTE cannot be fixed- I invite your help in changing that.
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He told me that he thought trends ought to be fixed, rather than canceled.
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I loved how in this garden, sadness didn't feel like something to be fixed.
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HAVING SAID ALL THAT IT DOESN'T MEAN THAT THINGS DON'T NEED TO BE FIXED.
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Existing problems in the current verification system, E-Verify, would have to be fixed.
|
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City transportation officials have warned for years that the highway has to be fixed.
|
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This is not something that can be fixed by replacing a few individual components.
|
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"These problems need to be fixed now and forever," Inhofe said in a statement.
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And the voters are right: Our immigration laws and enforcement need to be fixed.
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The forms would not be fixed enough, and could "slide off" of the painting.
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The value of the points would be fixed, with parliament and the unions overseeing.
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Inglis added that those issues won't be fixed unless the American public buys in.
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These are all things that can be fixed with time, care, expertise, better equipment.
|
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But No. 1, TV advertising is not so broken it's had to be fixed.
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"TV advertising is not so broken that it's had to be fixed," Morgan said.
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Soon enough, he will be a symbol, like Marchella Pierce, Nixzmary Brown and Elisa Izquierdo before him, of a system that breaks and is said to be fixed and breaks again and is said to be fixed again, until it obviously isn't.
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It's a problem experts have said should be fixed by raising wages across the board.
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" In May, a source told PEOPLE that "the damage in this marriage can't be fixed.
|
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According to the most recent estimates, 30,603 of Flint's corroded pipes need to be fixed.
|
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Citizen Lab and Lookout held back details of the discovery until it could be fixed.
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It's not good for investment in the U.S. And so this needs to be fixed.
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The Scanner can be fixed for 25 Carbon and the Analysis Visor, for 25 Iron.
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If you receive more than you pay, the system has failed, and must be fixed.
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If you're using a telescope to photograph the eclipse, your aperture will likely be fixed.
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Things like the frame rate could be fixed by the game's launch later this year.
|
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What's different now: Connected, autonomous vehicles can be fixed quickly through over-the-air updates.
|
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According to CEO Nick Woodman, that can even be fixed with a piece of tape.
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Remember kids, there's no problem that can't be fixed by casually posting something on Facebook.
|
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Crucial gaps in its structure are yet to be fixed, and its ammunition is limited.
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The error, which has existed since May, will be fixed in the next few weeks.
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A date has yet to be fixed for an international conference in Kuwait on reconstruction.
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It's a mistake, but the beauty of democracies is that mistakes can, eventually, be fixed.
|
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Having taken against it, Mr Trump thinks America's trade deficit can be fixed by tariffs.
|
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk argued the problem could be fixed by making the parafoils bigger.
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It demonstrates that our immigration system is severely broken and needs to be fixed immediately.
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But the chain of command has to be involved for this problem to be fixed.
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For minerals and base metals other than copper, royalties will be fixed at 5 percent.
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White hats hack to defend, digging up security vulnerabilities so that they can be fixed.
|
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The quirks that could be fixed were fixed, and everything else was clocked and exploited.
|
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But, she admits, there are some statewide policies that need to be fixed in tandem.
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No details on a timeline or whether the cars would be fixed have been shared.
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Shouldn't the government disclose these vulnerabilities promptly so they can be fixed at some point?
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Some of these problems would be fixed by recognising that there are too many hospitals.
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The backlash forced the White House to acknowledge the mistake and demand it be fixed.
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If a problem is found, it can be fixed through the same level of consensus.
|
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New elections would also allow for Iraq's decrepit government accountability organizations to finally be fixed.
|
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But the advertising industry faces much deeper issues that cannot be fixed with cosmetic changes.
|
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"Climate and affordable housing will not be fixed in a handful of years," he said.
|
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This isn't like a broken arm — something that can be fixed with time and attention.
|
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Most of the applicants had submitted incomplete forms, which needed to be fixed, Shimokubo said.
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How will the rural (health) infrastructure, and a shortage of doctors and nurses be fixed?
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Could be fixed so easily if they would vote with Republicans to fix the loopholes.
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Cazeneuve, after acknowledging that the event went poorly, vowed that the errors would be fixed.
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Mouse studies published recently in Science and Cell suggest that the problems can be fixed.
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All doors between rooms inside the space must be fixed in an open position. 7.
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I don't know if it could be fixed in mastering, pumped up a little bit?
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If you have a federal loan, those rates will be fixed and will not change.
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I hope that one day the realisation will come and that this will be fixed.
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If there's a problem that needs to be fixed, he'll go there and fix it.
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Your income may be fixed in retirement, yet how much you spend could fluctuate dramatically.
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Instead, these devices must be mailed to a larger service center to be fixed offsite.
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The system needs to be fixed, but "the wall" is only part of the solution.
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While that part of the bill needs to be fixed, it represents a smaller problem.
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Maps, as Paul tells us, seek to fix in place what can never be fixed.
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Perhaps aging is not a condition to be managed but a mistake to be fixed.
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Maybe what needs to be fixed is not our market economy but our educational system.
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Differences in test scores expose issues that need to be fixed in our educational system.
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Much of this is by design, which means it can be fixed with better design.
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It could always be fixed through a touch of Photoshop, or a pliant attorney general.
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If both Monte dei Paschi and UniCredit can be fixed, then a crisis is unlikely.
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There are some impurities in the Facebook punch bowl, and they've got to be fixed.
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The system might be fixed just by adding some computing power to better trace shares.
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But he said it highlighted underlying structural issues with the market that should be fixed.
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Some of these issues could be fixed in mergers, which have challenges of their own.
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"I wish it was a one-faceted issue, because then it'd be fixed," Dodd said.
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But for me, depression wasn't situational and couldn't be fixed by professional or personal successes.
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I hope that one day the realization will come and that this will be fixed.
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That needs to be fixed, he told his colleagues, imploring them to delay the engineering run.
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Roscosmos said the problem will be fixed and plans to attempt another launch on December 3.
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Regrettably, his essential character appears to be fixed, and he seems incapable of change or growth.
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The fixture currently sits unusable with a note above it stating that it can't be fixed.
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And this, frankly, is a byproduct of a broken immigration system which needs to be fixed.
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Others simply blame the issue on Apple's new antenna design and say it can't be fixed.
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"That's a good question," she said, when asked whether her right arm could ever be fixed.
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Sales of the Sonic-Fusion have since been indefinitely suspended until the problem can be fixed.
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Internally, the flaws that became glaringly evident in the euro crisis have yet to be fixed.
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And if the cases couldn't be fixed, Harry was conveniently also in the bail bonds business.
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"This system is broken and it needs to be fixed," Mr. Walden said after the hearing.
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It's always been the main issue, and it's not even on the table to be fixed.
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It's tempting to invoke the tired adage that instructs things that aren't broken shouldn't be fixed.
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The sanctions would be in relation to company turnover, rather than be fixed amounts, he said.
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The messaging and the timing around Optimized Storage alerts will also be fixed with the update.
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People are reduced to body parts that need to be "fixed" rather than whole, beautiful people.
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Oprah's third hand, however, was the result of an editing mishap, and will be fixed online.
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Mahaney said that Netflix's problem can be fixed by increasing the value proposition of the service.
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But that's nothing that can't be fixed by having a human on hand to step in.
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"It almost always can be fixed if it doesn't work perfectly the first time," Camann says.
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Perhaps they'll all be fixed eventually, but you better believe it's going to take a while.
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Even a small patch of rust can be fixed with a scrubby brush and some oil.
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It is not going to be fixed by a new policy or a new government official.
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Some of these problems are about fundamental design decisions that ultimately won't be fixed anytime soon.
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Its cost per mile is very high, for technical reasons some of which can be fixed.
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But that can be fixed if you get back to the formula that drives economic growth.
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He also said the country had a "problem" with its judiciary that needed to be fixed.
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In my mind, that is morally bankrupt, and I do not believe it can be fixed.
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Seven more will be fixed by the end of the month he said, without giving details.
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If they listen to Trump, they'll conclude that their relationship with the U.S. can't be fixed.
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This is not to say that our shared loneliness crisis will be fixed by governments alone.
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Luckily, it looks like its most unforgivable sin will be fixed in the near-ish future.
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That problem would not be fixed until July, when Equifax first became aware of the breach.
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The windows should be fixed within the next 10 days, said Debra Wilhelm, the studio manager.
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He shared with Business Insider his thoughts on what could be fixed in North American trucking.
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"That can be fixed, can't it?" he says by way of urging Wendy to chill out.
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There has thus been much discussion about what needs to be "fixed" in the existing rules.
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But in 2016, there was a trade deficit of $53.8 billion that needs to be fixed.
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One reason is if the existing organizational structure causes problems that cannot be fixed without reorganization.
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But Vieira and goalkeeper Josh Saunders assured fans last week that those errors can be fixed.
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Isn't this a sort of profit-motivated solution for something that could theoretically be fixed differently?
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It's not simply about whether or not the object can be fixed, but whether it should.
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It's possible that some of these problems could be fixed, or at least ameliorated, under Kelly.
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" "The problem is an ideology and it can't be fixed by bombs dropped from the sky.
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I'm not a psychiatrist, but I've come to believe some can be fixed and others cannot.
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"I think it needs to be fixed," Cecil, a former D1 football player himself, told me.
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"It's the right time to intervene, there are problems that can be fixed now," she said.
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Cole argued the problems with corporate U.S. subsidiaries being forced into FARA registration can be fixed.
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This is just one example of the disconnected communications that Schmidt says could easily be fixed.
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"Under the settlement, fewer than 25,000 (0.3%) of those guns will be fixed," the brief says.
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We'll pay the bill, they'll be fixed up all perfect and they can do it immediately.
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In other words ... it needs to be fixed up before it can hit the streets again.
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Some deaf people bristled at the implication that they needed to be "fixed" with an implant.
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Nothing can be fixed if we don't first deconstruct the gridlock that is choking governments everywhere.
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She knew in her heart that her child wasn't broken and didn't need to be fixed.
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"The issue is very minor, it will be fixed in a software update," Cook told CNBC.
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That should be fixed for this year, however, after a chat with customer support last year.
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If it was just Harvey Weinstein that was the problem, well, then, it would be fixed.
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Is it realistic to say that it could be fixed in one or two presidential terms?
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Some SEC actions have undermined the intent of the Act, and this needs to be fixed.
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Both Abrons and DeMoro condemned the healthcare system under ObamaCare, which they said couldn't be fixed.
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Sure, they can be fixed, but what does that take and who has time for that?
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You would probably think it is corrupt and that something in it needed to be fixed.
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"The current Constitution is weak, and there's a lot that needs to be fixed," she said.
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I don't think I'm great at identifying someone's flaws or what needs to be fixed. Really?
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Thank you for your patience, and we hope it will be fixed as soon as possible.
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Is it now failing in the country that invented it—and if so, can it be fixed?
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I began writing an email every day to my landlord asking when the heat would be fixed.
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Professor Mirrlees showed how the problem can be fixed by tweaking the financial terms in the contract.
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Around 20 VLCC cargoes for August loading remain to be fixed from the Middle East, brokers said.
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Members of Congress who have been briefed on the situation say it needs to be fixed immediately.
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The problem appeared to be fixed by late morning, which Amazon spokeswoman Ana Rigby confirmed to CNBC.
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To avoid a breakdown later in life, the euro's big birth defect will have to be fixed.
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That&aposs what&aposs got to be fixed because that&aposs long term and it&aposs problematic.
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Furthermore, carriers are losing confidence that the aircraft's problems will actually be fixed at any point soon.
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Hensell said these notifications could be helpful, serving as early warnings of what needs to be fixed.
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Linda says she thinks the problem can be fixed, but "emergency steps" have to be taken immediately.
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"This bug should be fixed in P… therefore, marking this as fixed," says the unnamed Google engineer.
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When he went overseas, I made it my mission to be "fixed" in time to visit him.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Glitches can be fixed, and Jabra is pushing out firmware updates regularly.
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Whether disparities can be fixed by altering schedules to better suit chronotypes hasn't undergone rigorous scientific testing.
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I panicked and got in touch with Mint's customer support who assured me it would be fixed.
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These carry much lower interest rates and can be fixed for five, seven, 10, even 15 years.
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The spokesman said that this was because a date for the visit had yet to be fixed.
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Nothing will ever be the same again, because once a mirror is shattered, it can't be fixed.
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But this is not something that can be fixed by merely exhorting strapped families to save more.
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Packages ready to be fixed to a drone are placed into a drawer on the Matternet Station.
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Pay gaps may be another issue which may be fixed quickest by using sticks rather than carrots.
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Consumer payments "are the one spot where there's not a problem waiting to be fixed," she said.
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The easier it is to exit, the less likely it is that a problem will be fixed.
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One election will not fix everything that needs to be fixed, but it will be a start.
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And I agree that if any mechanical malfunction proved as deadly, it would be fixed without delay.
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Without a compromise by Friday, the tax rate will be fixed at 32.5 percent on Jan. 1.
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Mr. Papa also said he believed the "speed bumps" with the Walgreens deal would be fixed soon.
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Although the problems we outlined are fundamental, they can be fixed with more thought and straightforward changes.
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If it's down, you might just need to wait a while for the issue to be fixed.
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"It's not as if 10-year JGB yields must be fixed rigidly at zero percent," he said.
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Polls show that most Americans think that the tax system is broken and needs to be fixed.
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The Clinton camp spin was that he was talking about the problems that need to be fixed.
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Attitudes toward climate change appear to be fixed, while attitudes toward the pope are shallow and changeable.
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Fatemah is a four-month-old with a heart condition that can only be fixed through surgery.
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Asked when the problem would be fixed, she said it was in the process of being "normalized".
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"These women were suffering from trauma that could not be fixed by a tummy tuck," says Pozner.
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But the title, Soulless, would suggest that you don't think he can or potentially should be fixed.
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Google says the issue can be fixed with an update that's coming in the next few weeks.
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Some beauty blunders can be fixed with a hasty trip to the sink (wonky eyeliner, muddy bronzer).
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Caliburger's is lacking a bit in dynamism, however, which could be fixed with a touch more tartness.
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It's not a problem that can be fixed without a trade, some trade, please God any trade.
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Something random like that might cause the landscape to glitch out, and that needs to be fixed.
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We asked legal scholars how this mess might have been avoided, and how it might be fixed.
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They regard the system as something that can be fixed by removing and replacing a few elements.
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The glare of the spotlight will be fixed upon him for some time yet, searching for flaws.
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""People need to sit and think about their problems that need to be fixed with a home.
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They were just trying to figure out what the problem was, so that it could be fixed.
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Boeing believes that a newly discovered flaw in the plane can be fixed with a software update.
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But why it can't just be fixed with generics once they've expired is something I didn't know.
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It came to her, and then was happening: it would be fixed when she stopped being Alma.
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" McCarthy also agreed with the president and said DACA "needs to be fixed as we move forward.
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Even though you know all eyes will be fixed on you, looking to dissect your every move?
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"I want people to realize you're never too broken to be fixed," he told us this year.
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Apple said the issue will be fixed in an upcoming software update, but didn't reveal exactly when.
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My house is very old and there are often lots of clogs and things to be fixed.
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This is an effort to avoid letting criminals know about the problem before it can be fixed.
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Six months later, the same test showed my valve was deteriorating fast, and needed to be fixed.
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Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins is among a school of meta artists where very little appears to be fixed.
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But logistics is something that will never be fixed, even at Uber's scale and with its resources.
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A fundamental problem — tension between regional offices and the headquarters in Geneva — cannot be fixed by fiat.
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Many European reactors are reaching the end of their lives and showing defects that ultimately cannot be fixed.
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Adjustable-rate mortgages offer lower interest rates and rates can be fixed for 10 or even 15 years.
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Stuff like that can be fixed, and would make a huge difference for literally millions of game players.
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Santens replied that current welfare measures "create disincentives" for people to work, which Cuban said "can be fixed".
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But if the satellite could be fixed, it would let Maxar continue earning money on its space investment.
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Defects like jammed buttons or erroneous operating systems can be fixed for as little as $503, said Ordoñez.
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At the time, Myspace said that the issue would be fixed, although it was unable to say when.
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It seems to be part of her personality, but the movie still implies it needs to be fixed.
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"The other way is to tell people yeah we have problems but they can be fixed," Kasich said.
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It'll just make things worse and you'll end up waiting 15 minutes for the problem to be fixed.
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I think people are finding other ways to shop, and what's broken at retail has to be fixed.
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This seems like a very serious bug — one that has to be fixed quickly one way or another.
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RUBIO: I don't know of any problem in America that's going to be fixed with a tax increase.
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We don't even have any sort of time frame as to when the tracking system will be fixed.
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I'm no longer seeking to be fixed, healed, rendered whole or distracted from existence by another human being.
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This implies that Britain's relatively low income taxes are a strength, rather than a problem to be fixed.
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"I'm surprised at the degree to which problems can be fixed and solutions found in editing," said Weisberg.
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" Minutes after tweeting that the company was "on it," Dorsey reported that the issue "should be fixed now.
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Online, developers and hackers have begun sharing their hacks to better explain how these vulnerabilities could be fixed.
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Systemwide security revolution isn't something that can be fixed in a matter of days, weeks, or even months.
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Republicans are aware of these issues, and McConnell will presumably argue they will be fixed later in conference.
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The offer price will be fixed later but should not be lower than 35 baht each, Berli said.
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The weaknesses that need to be fixed are fairly specific, and they don't affect the majority of Americans.
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The Fourth Estate points out government wrongs so they can be fixed and the American people better served.
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Don't expect all the game's woes to be fixed through the combined might of Warmind and update 1.2.
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All contractual details would be fixed within the next few days, he said, without providing a purchase price.
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"SafeTrack was a physical thing that could be fixed, but this is about attitudes and the commitment," Rep.
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SHEENA, 15: Teachers don't need to be armed with weapons, our mental health system needs to be fixed.
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If you say bug, I think software and I think something that could inherently be fixed with software.
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" Let go of the fool's errand of "try[ing] to fix people who don't want to be fixed.
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We think there's so much about the creative process and ecosystem of musicians that needs to be fixed.
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"This community did not decline overnight, and it is not going to be fixed overnight," Ms. Christiana said.
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If transmission lines are in better shape than thought, power outages might be fixed sooner, the governor said.
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Additionally, the clocks can fall out of sync, but if one stops, it must be fixed or replaced.
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Opponents of the tax dismissed the proposal, arguing that the tax "cannot be fixed" and must be repealed.
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M.B.S. has spoken dismissively of Qatar as a nagging problem that can, with sufficient resolve, easily be fixed.
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Everything that is broken today can be fixed, and every failure can be turned into a great success.
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These were all relatively minor quips and will hopefully be fixed by the time heavy traffic starts battling.
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While the keybindings could easily be fixed in the in-game settings, the camera controls were basically broken.
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The problem is that these kind of technical issues often cannot be fixed from outside of the game.
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I have 10 years of home button muscle memory, and that's definitely not going to be fixed overnight.
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I'm not saying that all of the problems will be fixed by a demographic sea change in America.
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Austin seems pretty down on it.) (We're still working on YouTube archives, which will be fixed soon. Promise.
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"Unlike the naysayers, I believe the subway system can be fixed and put back on track," he said.
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In a crisis like this, there's not some underlying problem in the economy that needs to be fixed.
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But if Ireland cannot be fixed there will be no "transition period" and a cliff edge departure looms.
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The dismal duo won't be fixed after this, but they will be less dependent on the taxpayer crutch.
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Many of the problems that lead people to kill themselves cannot be fixed with a little extra serotonin.
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He said the agreement needed to be fixed to help Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers do their jobs.
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"Payment amount would be fixed and tiered based on income level and family size," reads the fact sheet.
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Reaction: Kentucky leaders have said that the pension has to be fixed or risk have it fall apart.
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Even an error that puts more blame on the pollsters might be acceptable, provided it can be fixed.
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For instance, if the system detects strange noises, mechanics are notified, and the problem can be fixed immediately.
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Some note that the hotel needs updating, but these issues will be fixed once the renovations are completed.
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"I want people to realize that you're never too broken to be fixed," he said in the interview.
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Tiffany's sales problems are not likely to be fixed anytime soon, according to a top Wall Street firm.
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Fundamental inequality and the inequities in the political process are not suddenly going to be fixed by anyone.
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Hispanic Federation has long argued that America's immigration system is broken and that it needs to be fixed.
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That problem can and should be fixed quickly, even if the ultimate decision on cannabis will take longer.
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Next, Brazil's juvenile justice system is as rotten as the one for adults and needs to be fixed.
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And then you still may have problems that have to be fixed after that, like – like, income inequality.
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An immune system is not an illness, disease, weakness, or problem that needs to be fixed or cured.
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This doorbell can be fixed to a door frame with the included screws or attached using adhesive tape.
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Like the Planck constant, their values will be fixed next year if the vote in Versailles goes as planned.
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And people want to run and hide from it, but we have problems that be fixed by raising taxes.
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Traders began to return to their stores in the Old City to see if they could be fixed up.
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Reda sees this as an inevitability that has to be fixed as best as possible before it's too late.
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But this issue has been in the hands of Congress, and right now, the whole issue can be fixed.
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Trade tensions can't be fixed by talks between Washington and Beijing alone, according to the World Trade organization (WTO).
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Burying and burning garbage are Band-Aids on the larger problem, but the global recycling system must be fixed.
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Van Wagenen said the Mets needed to address multiple needs that wouldn't be fixed by signing Harper or Machado.
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"He had dashed people's hopes but it's clear they think things will be fixed just like that," he said.
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I've had some problems with overheating in Need for Speed, an issue that will hopefully be fixed by launch.
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If allegations are verified, the incriminated vehicles will have to be fixed or recalled, leading to further substantial expenses.
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Instead, it became the year Facebook's founder and CEO began admitting that some of Facebook's problems couldn't be fixed.
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There are a few small bugs in the app, but it just launched, so that'll likely be fixed soon.
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"We're a little different because we're not saying things (in the Democratic party) should be fixed," she said Thursday.
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And the judges threw cold water on suggestions from several justices that gerrymandering can be fixed via state efforts.
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Gerrymandering is a 200-year-old "screw-up", notes Mr Schwarzenegger, and must be fixed patiently, state-by-state.
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But those are deep structural problems that won't be fixed by the ups and downs of the U.S. economy.
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The vulnerability continues to exist and will only be fixed if telecoms step up and do something about it.
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His reasoning was simple: the networks undermine democracies in ways that cannot be fixed with software updates, he said.
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Even politicians who do not support him now think that pensions must be fixed, as does the broader public.
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The idea is that there are common scenarios when the system disengages that can be fixed through software patches.
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All of a sudden everyone watching will be scrutinizing that voter more than they will be fixed on Trump.
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Similarly, the problems with its narrative can't be fixed by putting a social media influencer in the driver's seat.
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"Every year I ask Lena if this is the one where Marnie will be fixed," says Allison Williams, 28.
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Only about one third of the inflators recalled have been replaced, leaving more than 30 million to be fixed.
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This isn't a problem that's likely to be fixed quickly, because frankly, what in federal government terms ever is?
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As of Friday morning, after two days of technical issues, the bank says the problem should finally be fixed.
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We believe that by helping to monetize music in new and innovative ways, this broken model can be fixed.
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Your ex-girlfriend forgiving you won't fix this, because the thing that needs to be fixed is inside you.
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A popular brand of insulin pumps appears to have security vulnerabilities that cannot be fixed through simple software updates.
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Last year the government started allowing the yuan exchange rate to be "fixed" by taking into account market forces.
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Employees weren't exposed to radiation, and a 20-foot hole in the tunnel's roof will be fixed, authorities said.
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Rather than use these tools, the government could inform manufacturers that there are problems that need to be fixed.
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I don't think these issues are insurmountable, or even things that can't be fixed in the next 10 years.
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The elements of an array may be fixed and spaced according to what exactly they are trying to measure.
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We had obvious and glaring issues in our relationship that would never be fixed with marriage and a child.
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Trump has said in speeches that the problems ailing America will be fixed the morning he arrives in office.
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The Rio Games already have enough problems — the Zika virus, political instability, construction delays — that may not be fixed.
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Travel budgets tend to be fixed in absolute cost, which is to say that cheaper trips means more trips.
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For the near term, this isn't a problem that can be fixed by better investments from city-slicker billionaires.
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We have a military designed for a global power and it has funding shortfalls that need to be fixed.
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That problem would not be fixed until July, when Equifax first became aware of suspicious activity on its system.
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But they have been concerned about two drafting errors in the measure that they say need to be fixed.
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Andrew M.L. Dietsche, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New York, felt strongly that the towers should be fixed.
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The Nvidia chip baked into the Switch apparently has a vulnerability that can't be fixed through a remote update.
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The flaw would need to be fixed at the factory level, which means all Switch devices are permanently vulnerable.
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A car normally worth 300,000 pounds ($17,000) can be fixed up and had for half that price, he said.
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The problems with the ACA can be fixed without destroying everything that matters to millions of Americans with disabilities.
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The problems with Choice are systemic in nature and can be fixed by the application of sound management principles.
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It is clear that outdoor cats are a huge problem caused by humans that must be fixed by humans.
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"We didn't have those problems overnight so they're not going to be fixed overnight," she said of their conflict.
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"I was so relieved to know that it was something" that could be fixed, Walsh said of the tumor.
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The vulnerability that allowed them to be taken over by the Mirai botnet last August simply can't be fixed.
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The acute shortage of N95 respirators facing medical personnel treating Covid-19 patients obviously needs to be fixed first.
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"It was a positive for us to come into a space that needed to be fixed," Ms. Livingston said.
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She called the company but couldn't get an adequate response about how or when her fountain would be fixed.
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You were saying that plus the fact that it was in bad shape, it needed to be fixed. Yeah.
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This is because many of the problems that lead to suicide can't be fixed with a little extra serotonin.
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Ms. Murtagh said she has spoken with the state about the problems, adding that they cannot be fixed overnight.
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It's up to the crew chiefs to identify what issues are present and how they need to be fixed.
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On second thought, she wishes for her father's immigration papers to be fixed (so he can, finally, come home).
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"The subways have to be fixed," said Ms. Bartlett, who has written opinion columns about disability for The Times.
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The forces driving the post-crisis slowdown are too deeply rooted to be fixed quickly by any political leader.
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Professor Otero and Professor Wandt suggested waiting a few days before installing updates to allow bugs to be fixed.
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"All of these things need to be fixed right away, and they're not being fixed right away," Kotlikoff said.
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Private student loan interest rates, which can be fixed or variable, aren't directly tied to the federal funds rate.
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Now he awaited a verdict from government engineers: Could it be fixed, or did it need to be demolished?
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This system is bad for domestic job creation, penalizes the entire U.S. economy, and needs to be fixed urgently.
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A vulnerability might be fixed by the company, but that doesn't matter if the patch hasn't been widely adopted.
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Some can be fixed with extra pocket cash from a quick stint with a gig job and others can't.
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In analyzing the attack on net neutrality, one looks in vain for the problem that needs to be fixed.
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The seats feature sturdier leg rests that can be fixed parallel to the seat cushion to form a couch.
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And if peer reviewers discover factual errors, they point them out so the errors can be fixed before publication.
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In Davis's mind, the wrongness lies deep in the machinery of the world, which cries out to be fixed.
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It may be fundamental to the system, and that's not something that can be fixed in the short term.
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" Kasich also made a plea for all Americans to pray for Trump and said issues "won't be fixed overnight.
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Why do you think so many people believe that this is something that can be fixed through the ballot box?
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This would mean that from May 20th 2019 the constants will themselves be fixed at their current values for ever.
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There were a few times when the Slack app crashed, but nothing that couldn't be fixed by closing the app.
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Generally, he portrayed the US as a desiccated hellscape that needed his firm leadership and dramatic change to be fixed.
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Add $10,000 on top of that, because every time I took the car to be fixed, the problem came back.
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As a live musician, an improvised solo would not be "fixed" because it only exists in that one particular performance.
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To be fair, the Minotaur-infested maze that is Penn Station will not be fixed with any smart phone app.
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"There's things that can be fixed about Obamacare but my dad does not support repealing it at all," he said.
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"This is just a horribly painful wakeup call that there are circumstances that absolutely need to be fixed," he added.
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In the early 1970s, waves of activists pushed a view that did not assume sexuality to be fixed at birth.
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We're trying not be fixed to any one thing, any one gender, any one spiritual discipline, any one race even.
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"There's a growing sense that the problems can't be fixed internally because of the political monoculture," the former Googler said.
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There's one way the insulin drug pricing problem could be fixed, however: lowering the price of insulin, said Yale's Lipska.
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A Russian energy source familiar with the situation said the problem could be fixed by the end of the week.
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Sure we all make mistakes around our kids, just look at DaddyOFive, but cursing can be fixed to some extent.
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M&D tells me this is mostly out of their control and will most likely be fixed with app updates.
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Some critics have called on Tesla to ramp down its risky use of Autopilot until the bugs can be fixed.
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It's set up this way, and it can be fixed, but there's no will to fix it, in my opinion.
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It's not clear if either of those will be fixed this time around, but the new model certainly sounds compelling.
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It's a problem that will obviously have to be fixed, but the researchers are confident it's not a deal breaker.
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The first two can be fixed with patience, exfoliation, and salicylic acid, but hair loss is always slightly more ominous.
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They think the building's problems will be fixed eventually, and there is money to be made now for opportunistic buyers.
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Twitter gets Google back in the game and leaves enough to be fixed that Google could make it their own.
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Because despite what Kim might lead you to believe, not everything in life can be fixed with a pulsating light.
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Clearly, something bad is going on with the crew version of the Dragon capsule, and it'll need to be fixed.
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The beauty and diet industries might make us believe cellulite is a problem to be fixed, or at least concealed.
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Update November 30th, 2:04PM ET: An Uber spokesperson said the Android discrepancy should be fixed by updating the app.
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The price will be fixed on April 26 and dealing in the shares is expected to begin on May 4.
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It's a strange little problem that will be fixed soon, but illustrates how the systems we rely on aren't perfect.
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He said Harare broke bilateral investment agreements when it seized farms owned by foreigners and that this would be fixed.
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The church adds that children are in a "trying on" stage of life, so no labels need to be fixed.
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They got off to a good start with the action in Congress last week, but there's more to be fixed.
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Some of the problems can be fixed by software updates, while others will surely have to wait for new hardware.
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No one is predicting new hardware; the Apple Watch design will probably be fixed for at least another six months.
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Cotton said that the bill in its current form needs to be fixed before it is pushed to a vote.
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A LOT OF GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN ABYSMAL FAILURES AND WE SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE THEM BOTH PROBLEMS NEED TO BE FIXED.
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Everything you call broken was broken bit by bit over a long time and must be fixed the same way.
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Regulators in the United States announced Wednesday that 35 million to 40 million additional Takata airbags need to be fixed.
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Realizing the factors that led Grace to possibly-probably create a trauma-easing second personality have yet to be fixed.
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" Representative Maxine Waters, a California Democrat, described the Financial Choice Act as "so bad that it simply cannot be fixed.
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The grid remains fragile with poles and power lines bent all around the island and still waiting to be fixed.
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Whether it's poor leadership, a toxic workplace, high turnover or poor work/life balance, some problems generally can't be fixed.
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There is no denying, however, that Monday's revelations underscore also the agreement's deep, structural flaws that ought to be fixed.
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" At the end of the interview, Gidley said, "I hate the situation, but it's got to be fixed by Congress.
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This was not going to be fixed in two years or even two terms, but the stage has been set.
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Tesla said there are no fundamental issues with Model 3 production and that it understands what needs to be fixed.
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That could be fixed by abolishing the rule and letting outside investors take majority stakes in Germany's teams, he said.
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Editor's note: An earlier version of this video was removed from YouTube over copyright claims, but should be fixed now.
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The good news is that — in most cases — Apple Watch pairing issues can be fixed in a matter of minutes.
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A black iPad screen may also indicate a software crash, which can usually be fixed by forcing it to restart.
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Cora told Kelly, the Red Sox' hard-throwing relief pitcher, that he had seen some things that could be fixed.
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Migration, trade, security — just about all of Italy's problems would be fixed if Italian voters sent his League to Brussels.
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Who are we to say that what makes them who they are is not okay and needs to be fixed.
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The hard truth is that the problem of disinformation campaigns will never be fixed; it's a constantly evolving arms race.
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Author and activist Virgie Tovar grew up as a fat girl believing that her body was something to be fixed.
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The economic malaise was so deep it could not be fixed by the United States' easing of sanctions on Sudan.
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"Everything that is broken today can be fixed, and every failure can be turned into a great success," Trump said.
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Much of it can be fixed in a matter of months, but only if partisanship gives way to sound policy.
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But that legislation has big flaws that need to be fixed in negotiations with Democratic lawmakers and the Obama administration.
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Fortunately, Bloom's spelling blunder can easily be fixed — and hopefully he'll be able to laugh it off in the meantime.
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The charcoal half has ample room for briquettes and it can even be fixed up with an added smoker box.
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Jason Kenny's focus will be fixed on adding to his six Olympic titles in Tokyo and surpassing Chris Hoy's haul.
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On the other hand, without seeing her how could I be sure that whatever was happening could not be fixed?
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For her part, Warren pointed out that the backlash from billionaires is proof that the system needs to be fixed.
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Siri was also slow to process the custom voice commands, but that may be fixed in the final software build.
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Security researchers even discovered a lock screen exploit in iOS 13 that should be fixed in the upcoming 13.1 update.
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President Barack Obama also promised that the government would share knowledge of security flaws so that they could be fixed.
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Major Russian crude buyers have been pressing Transneft to give answers on how and when the problems would be fixed.
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Officials decided the damage was so bad that it couldn't be fixed piecemeal and required a total shutdown of operations.
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These problems will not be fixed with a fresh coat of paint, new trainings or even a major facilities overhaul.
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Households and businesses are waiting for a signal that the power problem will be fixed as they consider their future.
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If you blatantly appear to be off the bag, sure, it's an out, otherwise the system needs to be fixed.
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For a sport that is failing to catch on with the generation coming of age, this has to be fixed.
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In January, Trump decided to stick with the deal for now, but said its "terrible flaws" needed to be fixed.
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The Knicks have shown no end to this cycle and to the question it raises: Can their defense be fixed?
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I TOLD ALL THESE COMPANIES HELP US DO IT. YOU KNOW THAT SOME OF THESE THINGS NEED TO BE FIXED.
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There are parts of it that must be fixed, and the cost of medical care in our nation remains obscene.
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The first sewage leaks were reported in 2014, leading to city mandates that the problems will be fixed by 2026.
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But the outrage hasn't yet led to clarity about what, exactly, ought to be fixed — and whether it can be.
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Nearly anything can be "fixed" if you speak to the right person and offer some money to smooth things over.
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In a meeting at Boeing Field in Seattle, Mr. Wilson told engineers that the issue would need to be fixed.
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If a man's penis fell apart after childbirth, it wouldn't be called a 'designer penis;' it would be fixed immediately.
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Borrowers often opt for ARMs because they offer a lower interest rate and can be fixed for at least 10 years.
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We understand what needs to be fixed and we are confident of addressing the manufacturing bottleneck issues in the near-term.
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I went up to the Hill, along the head of CBP and CIS, and told them loopholes need to be fixed.
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But he need not because she forces her way into her cousin's bat cave and demands the Batman suit be fixed.
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Such issues were to be expected in such a fledgling project but he hoped they could be fixed in the future.
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One or two major crises, for instance, seem like they'd be fixed by just walking a few blocks before time-traveling.
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She said she felt compelled to speak out because she believed the campaign's internal systems failed and needed to be fixed.
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"This has to be fixed and I'm challenging the President of Mexico – you need to do something about this," Dias said.
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Only when that basic respect is achieved will the bigger problems, the uber problems, be fixed — or not exist at all.
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In order to really get traction as any kind of social network, this key flaw will have need to be fixed.
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Eventually, they were told that the issue — with the plane's hydraulic system — couldn't be fixed and they'd need to change planes.
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The bug was spotted by MacWorld and the bug will be fixed in the next update as users running the 10.13.
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Crucially, the mutations that had broken these genes could in principle be fixed with an adenine deaminase that worked on DNA.
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His vehicle reportedly struck a light pole, destroying the passenger side; it was determined that his car could not be fixed.
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That has to be fixed, whether it is a renewed commitment to get behind the leader or develop a succession plan.
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As parents, coworkers, and advocates, we need to let our companies and political leaders know this issue needs to be fixed.
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Only 15 of those planes had been fielded with the remainder still on the production line and will be fixed there.
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"I think the printer will be fixed," Washington delegate Graham Hunt joked after walking out of the closed-door negotiating session.
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Apa's vehicle reportedly struck a light pole, destroying the passenger side; it was determined that his car could not be fixed.
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" Meltdown can be fixed essentially by building a stronger wall around the kernel; the technical term is "kernel page table isolation.
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And while sections of corporate America claimed to rely heavily on H-1Bs, many agree the system needs to be fixed.
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These loopholes may now be fixed partly due to the impact of A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness.
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She says things have to be fixed in order to go forward but the president this is his top trade initiative.
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One executive complained the noise makes it difficult to pinpoint the legitimate reports of infrastructure flaws that need to be fixed.
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He never gave us a chance to fix anything that needed to be fixed because after he admits things, he disappears.
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If the technology can no longer be trusted, the whole system will break unless the technology can be fixed and upgraded.
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Some people are very wary of using drugs because a low sex drive can possibly be fixed with things like counseling.
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This is a problem that could only be fixed if all states passed stricter laws or if the federal government did.
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"If the party can't be fixed, Jake, then I'm not going to be able to support the party -- period," he said.
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But for the second straight day, Spieth hinted at something that cannot be fixed by pounding balls on the driving range.
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"Voters are concerned about the problems that need to be fixed, not the things that are coming along well," he continued.
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A company employee failed to tell the information team a software vulnerability that hackers could exploit should be fixed, Smith said.
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One client, a small machine-learning company, wanted 50 data scientists to help predict when water pipes needed to be fixed.
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Most Algerians expect the vote on April 18th to be fixed by the cabal of power brokers who run the country.
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Paul also said the legislation still has problems, some of which can be fixed before a final bill is voted on.
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This is not a problem that can be fixed overnight, and, to be sure, the package was not a silver bullet.
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Hatch was given a second chance at life by Tuesday morning, when the blunder declaring him kaput appeared to be fixed.
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But it is true that there are things that must be fixed in our nation if we are going to prosper.
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Bernhard told Motherboard he wanted vulnerabilities to be fixed, but also new cryptographic mechanisms for verifying the authenticity of a vote.
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Mackenzie Balderson told the site about the ring she'd brought in to be fixed because one of the diamonds was crooked.
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"Alcon will either be fixed or sold," David Evans, an analyst at Kepler Cheuvreux, wrote in a recent note to investors.
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The supermarket chain said it was working to resolve the issue and it was confident the problem would be fixed soon.
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And he cautions against the belief that Britain's stories, like its culture, should ever be fixed — in print or otherwise — unchanging.
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In theory, the data could be studied to identify patterns in delays and shed light on how they might be fixed.
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The couple's cherished moments remind me of the commitment my person couldn't keep and the broken promises yet to be fixed.
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There's the idea of American exceptionalism — that we're uniquely blessed and fated to succeed, so our problems must inevitably be fixed.
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Minor glitches may be fixed by rolling back to a previous restore point, but a nonstarting computer might need more assistance.
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If this is indeed a minor paperwork snafu, it's possible it could be fixed and Mercy Corps could continue its work.
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This could be fixed with natural barriers, barbed wire or any other visual indicator that these roofs and ledges aren't accessible.
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"We do have a broken immigration system that needs to be fixed in a sustainable and bipartisan way," Mr. Jeffries said.
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Using a fine-point marking pen, Arthur drew black dots on the metal to show where the diamonds would be fixed.
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While we broadly agree that health care needs to be fixed, the conversation on "how" is headed down the wrong path.
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"There's nothing the matter with you that wouldn't be fixed by your becoming more integrated into the college community," she said.
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"We apologize, but the menus will be fixed to enable us to provide room service to all guests," the pamphlet said.
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According to Newsom, the broken ventilators from the Trump administration will be fixed and sent back to Los Angeles by Monday.
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TAGG has a hiccup that needs to be fixed and we aim to do that within the next 6-8 weeks.
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Mr. Bond left without the machine, but called a few repair shops and learned that it could be fixed for $300.
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The car or the Cuisinart works for a decade, breaks down, and can't be fixed; rust never sleeps, and we do.
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Such extreme levels of wealth inequality must be fixed, according to one of the richest people in the world, Warren Buffett.
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"The system is definitely broken -- I don't know if it can ever be fixed," the South Carolina Republican said with exasperation.
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The reasons for retraction range in seriousness from major errors (which cannot be fixed by corrections) to plagiarism to outright fraud.
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One way or the other, this democracy has to be fixed and given the chance to stitch this country together again.
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"These things can all be fixed, but you don't need to just rip coverage away from 20 million people," he said.
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Saying baseball needs to be fixed is like saying country music needs to be more like heavy metal or hip-hop.
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That can be fixed with some more diligent optioning, but I was surprised to receive a tester in that color scheme.
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There are some impurities in the Facebook punchbowl and they got to be fixed, and I think you can fix them.
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Multiple states across the U.S. are experiencing significant 113 outages Friday — even after officials said the hotline would be fixed Thursday night.
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Multiple states across the U.S. are experiencing significant 911 outages Friday — even after officials said the hotline would be fixed Thursday night.
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The problem appears to be fixed with a restart or by tinkering wth the developer settings, so luckily it's nothing too serious.
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TVO said then that they would be fixed within few months but STUK said the problem remains ahead of the permit decision.
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People who bought 58,000 newer cars from model years 2013-16, which can be fixed, will get compensation of $10.33,039 to $16,114.
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A second suspension of operations would erode confidence in the college that might not be able to be fixed in the future.
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It took many years for this problem to develop and it will take a long-sustained effort for this to be fixed.
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As my protagonist realizes in the novel, a person can never simply be fat; a fat body always needs to be fixed.
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Problem is, this is a temporary solution to a problem that may very well be fixed from the hardware, not optical, end.
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Not only is the air conditioning suddenly not working but the tilting skillet they ordered online needs to be fixed as well.
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This should all be fixed in iOS 12.1, which will pick the sharpest base frame for the HDR merge when taking selfies.
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"Our country's drug laws are badly broken and need to be fixed," Booker said in a statement provided to Refinery29 in August.
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Those people will also tell you that not all skin complications can be fixed by "fuckin' dermatology," as Trump so eloquently stated.
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This poor return is upsetting, but growth is the mantra and Fuego's executives and investors rationalize that this can be fixed later.
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The difference in this case, is that Schumer's character isn't considered ugly, or a problem to be fixed, by anyone around her.
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Banks said that del Rey's "pointy nose" had to be fixed and also insinuated that the singer should get a breast augmentation.
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Given what we know, our best guess as that the connectivity issues are a software problem that could be fixed with updates.
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Your anus is fine, however it looks, and the skin around it doesn't need to be "fixed" just because it looks different.
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If the wall is not built, which it will be, the drug situation will NEVER be fixed the way it should be!
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I went up to (Capitol) Hill, along (with) the head of CBP and CIS, and told them loopholes need to be fixed.
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Geely said the car would be priced competitively and said it would be fixed across all markets, but declined to give details.
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When a massive railroad engine rolls in for repair, workers check the digital twin to see what parts need to be fixed.
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And they see themselves as the problem that needs to be fixed in order to have a better experience in the relationship.
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The Leap Motion, a depth-sensing camera that can be fixed to the front of a headset, also offers a video mode.
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For instance, the terms had limited the remediation program to housing built before 1951, and only indoor paint hazards could be fixed.
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"It is a slap in the face because it's things we've been saying all along that needed to be fixed," Kade says.
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"The page helped people understand that Luke would not outgrow this and that it can't be fixed by a pill," she said.
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She continued having problems, but claims she got false promises the sound would be fixed when she took the stage for real.
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If ....the wall is not built, which it will be, the drug situation will NEVER be fixed the way it should be!
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So it's a big problem, but I'm sort of skeptical of the idea it can't be fixed, but there's usually a cost.
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Test scores can reveal that something is wrong at a school, but not what is wrong or how it can be fixed.
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Platforms like Google, Facebook, and Twitter have fundamental flaws that must be fixed if we're going to protect ourselves in the future.
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"Anybody who thought that if we get a Space Corps, space is going to be fixed was only fooling themselves," he said.
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Dan Mauer, a trade policy expert with the Communications Workers of America, said the deal can't be fixed through implementing legislation alone.
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It can't be "fixed," but it can be managed... Inside Facebook... Will this week be any better than last week for FB?
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While Kenyatta has said he would respect the court's ruling, he has also criticized the judiciary and said it must be fixed.
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If people shared their ideas bad ones could be fixed and good ones could become better, which he calls "stress-testing" ideas.
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The security flaw was reported through Apple's website, the company said, and Apple proactively disabled the feature until it could be fixed.
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But is it really true that, say, white Americans are overwhelmingly more likely to be fixed in their worldview than African Americans?
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BWR-PR's Nicole Perna told Billboard that Carey noticed her earpiece was malfunctioning and was told it would be fixed on stage.
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Climate change is not a market glitch to be fixed through pricing, in this view, but part of a dire social crisis.
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There are certain items on a car that can easily be replaced without taking the car to a garage to be fixed.
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"If government systems have yet to be fixed then adversaries could still be stealing sensitive information crucial to national security," Hurd said.
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The VCP was well-meaning but it needs to be fixed and expanded to ensure veterans are getting the care they deserve.
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While the health care system cannot be fixed overnight, there are areas we can work together on including providing greater price transparency.
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Now that almost everyone accepts that dirty energy is a problem, could it not be fixed with that same kind of innovation?
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Before Elodie addresses her addiction (if the show is renewed for a second season) her home life has to be fixed first.
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After supporters demanded that the situation be fixed, a portrait of Mr. Abdullah was mounted on the other side of the stage.
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All this was supposed to be fixed by the ACA, the most recent attempt to make Medicaid more equitable and fair nationwide.
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When companies run bug bounty programs, they may pay about $100,000 to hackers that show them system vulnerabilities that must be fixed.
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All egress doors must swing outwards, not inwards, and be fixed in an open position or made impossible to be locked. 8.
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Interest rates on the loans will be fixed over the term of the loans, and will range from 6 to 23 percent.
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Instead, Keynes was arguing that because a problem will be fixed in the future is not an excuse for ignoring it today.
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"Our interpretation is that more of the law is concrete than what's going to be fixed in the amendment process," she said.
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The game could be fixed if they phased Star Cards out and replaced them with a cosmetic system, much like Overwatch has.
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They need security researchers to discover new vulnerabilities in applications and other products — before the thieves do — so they can be fixed.
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He said that the 170 broken ventilators would be shipped to Bloom Energy in Sunnyvale to be fixed and deployed to hospitals.
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I did detect a persistent squeak when reversing the bike that, while annoying, I'm sure could be fixed by tightening the spokes.
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The good news for Tesla owners: This vulnerability can be fixed by an over-air software update, which owners should expect soon.
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"I think that there is a lot of low-hanging fruit on things that need to be fixed in Congress," said Kilmer.
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In the weeks since the Cambridge Analytica scandal, many have said that Facebook can't be fixed and needs to be broken up.
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"It is possible we caught some labs in a period where they had some bugs that needed to be fixed," he said.
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Without them, most of the aircraft they repair would have to go all the way back to the US to be fixed.
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He said that giving back to communities is a priority for banks, but that the CRA grading process needs to be fixed.
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He added that despite the merchandising problems, Victoria's Secret and its sister brand PINK are still market leaders that can be fixed.
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" When Mr. Trump emerged shortly afterward, he described a "very, very productive meeting" and predicted the standoff could be "fixed very quickly.
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"We have a problem with the law which can be fixed relatively easily," said George Perdikis, a lawmaker with the Greens party.
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Tejani says that we still need to see major changes in the workplace before the problem of sexual harassment can be fixed.
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Each device—containing sensors, a battery pack, and heating system to function in subzero conditions—had to be fixed to the ice.
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At the same time, it's important to remember that ordinary, everyday life is tough, and your problems won't be fixed by taking LSD.
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He reported the flaw within two minutes to BKK so it could be fixed, but BKK responded by reporting him to the police.
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So let&aposs clear away -- the whole world trading system, by the way, has been broken for years and needs to be fixed.
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Beer works on Google's Project Zero, a unit focused on discovering security issues and informing other developers that something needs to be fixed.
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"I was just waiting for my car to be fixed and suddenly we heard gunfire and all hell was let loose," he said.
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"Many balls were dropped there and it shows that we have enforcement issues across the board that need to be fixed," she said.
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" The company said it understands what needs to be fixed and is "confident of addressing the manufacturing bottleneck issues in the near-term.
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But there are other challenges that aren't going to be fixed with higher rates that may continue to cause problems in the future.
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Jaime Degraff sits outside to stay cool as people wait for the damaged electrical grid to be fixed in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Usually when an Android phone maker tells me that a bad camera can be fixed through a software update, I roll my eyes.
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They feel like the abuser can be fixed, can be changed, if they just love them more, if they do this or that.
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Make no mistake, America's competition problem is real, and its messed-up health-care system would not be fixed by any single deal.
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"This can not be fixed but perhaps we can make a change to how wildlife is treated in this state," the statement said.
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It added that the sensors can transmit critical information regarding temperature and stability wirelessly, so any issues with the capsules can be fixed.
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The electrical fault is from a short in November that tripped a switching device, but couldn't be fixed until the right supplies arrived.
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The demo-1 flight is expected to reveal some flaws in the SpaceX system in order for them to be fixed, NASA says.
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He assures me he is giving the World Cup streaming problems his personal attention and he believes it will be fixed this evening.
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The Gerkes' water will not be fixed at A$1,400 a megalitre, the price they paid: the market will find the new price.
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When they reported bringing the devices to Apple stores to be fixed, support staff could not to get the devices to work again.
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The pole appears to be fixed in place, while the rest of the night sky slowly circles around it because of Earth's rotation.
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But even after I saw the listing, I didn't panic: this seemed like something that could be fixed with a couple of emails.
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Most of the issues I had were things that he pointed out will be fixed in the version that goes out to backers.
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While policy makers disagree on the solution, the problems with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) need to be fixed before the system collapses.
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Either way, Lexus says the problem should be fixed going forward, though we've pressed them for more details about what exactly went wrong.
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Striking a defiant tone, Chamisa said Zimbabwe's political and economic problems would not be fixed until the issue of Mnangagwa's legitimacy was resolved.
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The Xperia X Performance and its Snapdragon 820 will probably resolve these qualms, but the camera annoyances need to be fixed here, also.
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It would be helpful in the healthcare debate to admit that the U.S. health care system can't be fixed by any one law.
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Also, his marriage to Brittany (Eliza Huberth), who runs a wetlands foundation, is probably in the kind of trouble that can't be fixed.
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"Under Armour is not so broken that it cannot be fixed," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders wrote in a note to clients.
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For all these reasons, there's a growing recognition among scholars and advocates that some biased AI systems should not be "fixed," but abandoned.
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After trying to address the pup's needs and concerns, the CIA decides whether or not the issue is superficial and can be fixed.
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Before he started his new role, Bakish set up a 15 person task force to identify short-term goals that can be fixed.
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The expectation is these things will be fixed in conference, but it's not like anyone is slowing the process down any time soon.
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For most presidential candidates, trust is not a flaw to be fixed, but a quality to exploit or a rhetorical device to deploy.
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If you walk into one of these roving saunas, send the car number to the authority via Twitter so it can be fixed.
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Park Slope, Brooklyn Whether or not the board pays the contractor, your window should be fixed and the building should pay for it.
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Despite the partisan divide over the 2010 banking law, regulators across multiple agencies widely agree that the Volcker Rule needs to be fixed.
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But this has to go through a process and sourcing methodology has to be fixed, just like it was with the original memo.
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Only this time, each agency's funding lapse would just be compounding the laundry list of damages that are just beginning to be fixed.
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Senators seemed on different pages and, at times, confused about what Facebook does, what its problems are, and how they should be fixed.
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The user will add a little more context, and then Vera will automatically notify maintenance staff that the lightbulb needs to be fixed.
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That can't be fixed by politicians reaching out to the other side, or advocating policies that are broadly popular with the American public.
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When I'm sad, I don't seek comedy anymore because it feels like I'm trying too hard to fix something that can't be fixed.
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You're skilled at designing and implementing changes to complicated systems, and are able to quickly pinpoint problem areas that need to be fixed.
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The tiny-minded incompetents in charge cannot handle a problem that can't be fixed simply by sacrificing poor, vulnerable, and otherwise expendable individuals.
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In a report submitted to Congress, Mr. Rosselló requested $493 billion for health care, without specifying what medical facilities needed to be fixed.
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I don't know how that could be fixed, but finding a way to ensure good audio for conversation would be one obvious improvement.
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The auto maker warned owners not to use cruise control until the cars, S.U.V.s and trucks can be fixed with a software update.
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These are systemic failures that can and should be fixed by regulation of the exchanges, better information on plan performance and robust competition.
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Their debt quadrupled while they waited for paperwork to be fixed, and they faced imminent eviction after missing rent payments, the family said.
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It hardened further still when Mr. Trump hired Mr. Bolton, who has long argued that the deal was too flawed to be fixed.
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So it would behoove most iPhone owners to wait a few weeks for those glitches to be fixed before installing the free update.
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The United States has fought China over these issues for years and many in the business community believe they need to be fixed.
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Emanuel admits mistakes were made in setting up the ACA, which led to some problems that need to be fixed around the edges.
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The secretary, or his designated point person, should have clearly laid out how this situation would be fixed and avoided in the future.
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While we can't help you with the former, the latter can easily be fixed with a white noise machine like the Dozzi Natural.
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Experts say root cause analyses are the best way to identify what failed in a system and therefore, what needs to be fixed.
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President Raul Castro vowed on Monday that tourism infrastructure would be fixed before the start of the winter high season at year-end.
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"Looks like this can be fixed with a firmware update," Musk tweeted, saying Tesla aimed to roll out a solution a few days.
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Tokyo will assert that global current account imbalances should be fixed via multilateral policy coordination rather than bilateral trade deals, the officials said.
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And of course, special check out for the pilots, but the pilots also would be fixed wing aircraft, pilots, they wouldn't be helicopter pilots.
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That answer may be galling, but it won't necessarily be fixed by a Supreme Court decision incorporating the excessive-fines clause against the states.
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Once again, You're the Worst ends a season on an uncertain note, returning to the idea that maybe these two people can't be fixed.
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"I thought the best way to deal with it is to make the vulnerabilities known so they can be fixed," Ruser told the BBC.
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Most think Obamacare will be fixed and rebranded, not repealed — and they think there will be action on drug prices, but not "meaningful" action.
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They are just looking at the mission of DHS, assessing its successes, condemning its many failures, and concluding that the agency can't be fixed.
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"These factors will help maintain a high demand for Nebula Tokens," Obbad told TechCrunch, adding that the supply of these tokens would be fixed.
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Just because something is broken doesn't mean it can't be fixed—especially if that something is a nice pair of headphones you've invested in.
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"Some things have to be fixed - health, pensions, a lot of discrimination in Chile," said Laura Garcia, 64, who works in a cleaning company.
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"That's part of why we wanted to tackle it, to show a complicated problem could be fixed with telehealth," he told Motherboard by phone.
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First we have to identify the areas that need to be fixed, then we have figure out how to fix them and then execute.
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Perry specializes in Black women that are "broken," and the ones who can't be fixed often suffer from some permanent punishment as a result.
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"If a girl has a bad face and a good body, the problem can be fixed with plastic surgery," he says matter-of-factly.
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Tech lobbyists acknowledge some of the flaws in current facial recognition products, but promise they can be fixed or addressed with industry-friendly regulation.
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The attorney said that whatever vulnerability the government had discovered would likely be fixed as the company regularly improves the security of its products.
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Assuming these problems can be fixed, and that the technique can be applied to humans, it could introduce entirely new forms of assisted reproduction.
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"We do think (Kate Spade) has great products, it's just that it needs to be fixed," Jane Hali & Associates Research analyst Jessica Ramirez said.
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On Twitter, Turnbull said he had spoken with the telecommunications company's CEO, Allen Lew, who reassured the problems would be fixed by Monday night.
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ISDA said much would hinge on Britain's trading terms with the EU, the legal detail of which may not be fixed for several years.
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That could be fixed by naming the Minnesota congressman to one of the 75 slots the chairman gets to appoint to the national committee.
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IBM, AMD, and Verizon all report this week, but our eyes will be fixed on Netflix and its fourth-quarter results release on Tuesday.
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"Previously, they kicked the can down the road and it's snowballing right now and needs to be fixed," said Deputy Finance Minister Khalid Payenda.
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Cutting off a really big spigot The U.S. side of Niagara Falls may be temporarily shut off so a pedestrian bridge can be fixed.
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And as with any other piece of software, glitches or bugs can be fixed with new code that's been rigorously vetted to prevent shenanigans.
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Those who want to repeal the death penalty say the system is broken and can't be fixed, and that it has become overly expensive.
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That people continue to invest in the building and have confidence that it will be fixed, says something about the city, according to Martínez.
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It was the Apple technician that told me my phone problems could be fixed by replacing my battery and damn if he wasn't right!
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Put another way: The more broken down the nation becomes, the harder it is to find something that does not need to be fixed.
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From afar, it seems obvious that unless and until the underlying financial structure of the Metro is fixed, the system will not be fixed.
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Whether they can be fixed or not, Opendoor found that these 12 things are the most likely to take away from your home's value.
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As he has in the past, Obama instead suggested that American politics could not be fixed without first fixing the culture that produced it.
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The issue cannot be fixed from on high; it cannot be won by appeals to the morality of employers, and certainly not to perpetrators.
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There is no legislative fix for ideological imbalance in the classroom, nor any general agreement that it is a problem that should be fixed.
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Plus, it allows you to have some discretionary income when you're starting out, since your student loan payments will be fixed to your income.
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As the "Blueprint" points out, though, these problems can be fixed, especially in a bilateral program managed jointly by Mexico and the United States.
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That means the objectives of a regulator like IMDA should be fixed, but the way such goals are attained can be flexible, he said.
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Even more dispiritingly, it's also an America that has mostly lost our previous generations' faith that things both large and small can be fixed.
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"The past five years of this cruel policy should be fixed by transferring them and future arrivals to safe locations in Australia and abroad."
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Any sector where supplies tend to be fixed but demand fluctuates — the water supply, health care — would seem like prime candidates for variable pricing.
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Bauer's takeaway is that private prisons like Winn can't be fixed, that the profit motive inevitably drives companies to take risks and cut corners.
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Republicans have already discovered drafting errors in the law that will need to be fixed by Congress or the Internal Revenue Service's rule-makers.
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CPB did not immediately respond to a Gizmodo request for more information on the malfunction or when it expects the system to be fixed.
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I'd combed through every theory of sociologists who try to argue that the problems of black single mothers can be fixed only by marriage.
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Some veterans are facing eviction and homelessness, and at a hearing last week, V.A. officials couldn't tell Congress when the problem would be fixed.
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But she stresses that if a woman has painful sex or can't have an orgasm, that's not likely to be fixed by more exercise.
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When it comes at the expense of patients like me who face life-threatening diseases, we have a problem that needs to be fixed.
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Some of the braille-related bugs will be fixed in iOS 13.1, but the other fixes aren't being pushed out until a later date.
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Another prediction: Wien and Zidle say that problems with Boeing's 737 Max plane will probably be fixed, ending the hold on deliveries to airlines.
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"The problem will be fixed in the nearest future, this is in the interests of everyone," Dzhus said, without giving a more precise timeframe.
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Sony's spokesperson also noted that Boost Mode could introduce some performance quirks in certain games that can be fixed by turning the feature off.
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Rodriguez says the exploit appears to be fixed in beta copies of iOS 13.1, which Apple is planning to make available on September 30th.
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The derailment of a New Jersey Transit train on April 3 was caused by weak timber ties that Amtrak knew needed to be fixed.
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The Mexican official also said that existing flaws in NAFTA's dispute resolution mechanisms would be fixed in the adjustments currently being made to USMCA.
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What Mayor Pete doesn't understand, and never will, is that this difference is a problem to be fixed, not a reality to be perpetuated.
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Several said the left Joy-Con became unresponsive during play; Nintendo has not indicated whether the problem will be fixed in the wider release.
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"If the debt has resulted from living beyond your means, not budgeting and overspending, then those things need to be fixed first," said McBride.
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WE CAN'T BUILD AIRPORTS, WE CAN'T BUILD HIGHWAYS, WE CAN'T BUILD BRIDGES, WE CAN'T BUILD TUNNELS, WE CAN'T BUILD – AND THAT SHOULD BE FIXED.
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The infractions, which can include dangling signs and cracks in walls, were considered so risky that the city said they must be fixed immediately.
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When Congress returns to Washington, they need to write bi-partisan legislation that fixes the parts of the ACA that need to be fixed.
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That's the kind of thing that could be fixed ahead of time if the proposal had gone through a legislative process — but it didn't.
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Those sources are credited in other footnotes; it's just those specific quotes are not, and that's an error and it will be fixed pronto.
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"People just don't understand that it's not just as simple as you're going to be fixed from the second you get pregnant," she said.
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"He assures me he is giving the World Cup streaming problems his personal attention and he believes it will be fixed this evening," Turnbull said.
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ATGames has said that the bugs could be fixed, but the company has a long history of dropping buggy retro Sega consoles on the market.
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Pratt has said it expects the problem, which requires a three-minute cooling procedure before the engine can be restarted, to be fixed this month.
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But bad water can often be avoided in the short term, and can generally be fixed in the medium term by seeking a safer supply.
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