Any plan that emerges from the White House or Congress will be found wanting.
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He can be compared to anybody in the world and not be found wanting.
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Thrones episodes would now be compared to the year's best movies and not be found wanting.
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But there will no doubt be others whose performance during the incident will be found wanting, maybe even negligent.
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If speed is your main concern with chatbot building you will also be found wanting with Python in comparison to Java and C++.
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But when it comes to dealing with large files or chewing through some complex processing, the apps that live inside your web browser are going to be found wanting.
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Some economists say 13-year old Ardern, who burst into prominence during the 2017 election vowing to fix some of these problems, might be found wanting on budget day.
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Some economists say 38-year old Ardern, who burst into prominence during the 2017 election vowing to fix some of these problems, might be found wanting on budget day.
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Saurabh Mukherjea of Marcellus Investment Managers warns that problematic behaviour comes to light during tough times, and a number of companies that have benefited from easy money may yet be found wanting.
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After the meeting, Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald said her party was "ready and willing to do the business" while DUP leader Arlene Foster said her party would "not be found wanting".
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It may not last as a relationship, one can only take so many unanswered texts at 5 AM, but every stable sap who comes after will be judged in comparison and be found wanting.
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That debate is underway now in the House of Commons, and, you know, we will not be found wanting in our attitude to engage with this matter-, PD: And we've demonstrated that over the last couple of years.
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Sweden will not be found wanting physically and coach Janne Andersson showed during his time as a club manager he is capable of making sweeping tactical changes, although his natural caution will most likely prevent him from doing so unless absolutely necessary.
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Whatever the outcome on Tuesday, it is unlikely that Phil Neville's squad will be found wanting in terms of fitness, says Brown, who has been impressed by the way the former Manchester United player has rotated his squad to keep them fresh for the business end of the tournament.
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Graphic: Sterling's rebound, here "Should Juncker's perceived optimism over a Brexit deal be found wanting and the UK-EU impasse become evident once again, the pound may very easily unwind recent gains and falter back towards the 1.20 mark against the dollar," said Han Tan, an analyst at FXTM.
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It is a platform perfectly suited to exacerbate school bullying and negative body image, and as anyone who has spent as little as 10 seconds scrolling through it can attest, one that thrives on the endless ability of human beings to compare themselves to others and be found wanting.
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These served as an essential component in the growth and self-consciousness of Greek nationalism. The mainstream religion of the Greeks did not go unchallenged within Greece. As Greek philosophy developed its ideas about ethics, the Olympians were bound to be found wanting. Several notable philosophers criticized a belief in the gods.
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An Act of the Parliament of England in 1697 tried to stem this tide by raising the minimum acceptable fineness on wrought plate from sterling's 92.5% to a new Britannia silver standard of 95.83%. Silverware made purely from melted coins would be found wanting when the silversmith took his wares to the Assay Office, thus discouraging the melting of coins.
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Under this scheme, RMN provided programming, marketing, technical and management expertise where these small stations would be found wanting. This gave birth to a new name for these stations under the RMN umbrella - Radio Mindanao Network, Inc. and Associates. In 1985, the programming of all RMN FM stations were also re-oriented to cater to a younger pop music audience. This was in line with the network's philosophy of positioning to be No.1 in listenership ratings.
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He was later released when no traitorous evidence could be found. Wanting nothing to do with the up rise, Robert Gardner immigrated to Upper Canada (near Port Dalhousie) in 1822 with children William and Mary; the next year the rest of the family joined him. At age 17, Archibald built his first mill by following the direction of his father. Six years later Archibald went on his own, moving to Brooke, Kent County, Western District, Canada (later named Alvinston).
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Suddnely there was an accident and the car went off the bridge and into the river. Though all five men made it out of the river, Maryanne couldn't be found. Wanting to preserve their lives, Alan persuaded the others to move on with their lives and forget that they ever knew a woman named Maryanne Caruthers. After recounting the tale, Carrie told the disbelieving girls to confront their fathers/grandfather and deliver a letter to them in a pick envelope.
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In the International Classification for 1983, Desirable was given a rating of 75, making her the seventh-best two-year-old filly in Europe behind Almeira, Shoot Clear, Masarika, Satinette, Treizieme and Eastern Dawn. The independent Timeform organisation gave her a rating of 115, six pounds below their top juvenile filly Treizieme. In their annual Racehorses of 1983 Timeform described her as a "thoroughly dependable" filly who "most certainly won't be found wanting for courage". In 1984 Timeform rated her on 119, twelve pounds behind their top three-year-old filly Northern Trick.
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The Cavalry saw this as a pre-series to obtain a platoon to be used for its very first trials with a mechanised unit. Renault however decided to provide each with a different suspension type, to lower the risk that his design would be found wanting. All were generally based on the Carden Loyd type that Renault had simply copied for his Renault UE – without paying any licence rights – and used the standard Renault Reinastella engine. As there simply wasn't time to fully develop all types before the autumn, in July the five vehicles, with military registration numbers 79756 to 79760, were delivered with the simplest one: two leaf springs on each side didn't spring the suspension units, they were the suspension units.
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In 1869, on the death of Marshal Niel, General Leboeuf became minister of war, and earned public approbation by his vigorous reorganization of the War Office and the civil departments of the service. In the spring of 1870 he received the marshal's baton. On the declaration of war with Prussia, Marshal Leboeuf delivered himself in the Corps Législatif of the historic saying, "So ready are we, that if the war lasts two years, not a gaiter button would be found wanting". It may be that he intended this to mean that, given time, the reorganization of the War Office would be perfected through experience, but the result inevitably caused it to be regarded as a mere boast, though it is now known that the administrative confusion on the frontier in July 1870 was far less serious than was supposed at the time.
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Watt, D.C. How War Came, London: Heinemann 1989 p.183. On 27 July 1938, Mason-MacFarlane reported to Henderson that the Wehrmacht was preparing for a war against Czechoslovakia, stating in a report that the Wehrmacht generals were "seeing to it that if the emergency arises their preparations shall not be found wanting".Neville, Peter Appeasing Hitler The Diplomacy of Sir Nevile Henderson, 1937-39 London: Macmillan, 1999 p.89 Henderson passed on Mason-MacFarlane's report to London, but stated he did not believe that Hitler was preparing to invade Czechoslovakia. On 3 August 1938, Henderson reported to the Foreign Secretary, Lord Halifax that up to 8 German divisions had been sent to the German- Czechoslovak border, but he believed that this was a bluff on the part of Hitler to pressure President Benes of Czechoslovakia to grant autonomy to the Sudetenland.
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Luther Albright is a devoted father and a designer of dams, a self-controlled man who believes he can engineer happiness for his family by sheltering them from his own emotions. But when an earthquake shakes his Sacramento home, the world Luther has constructed with such care begins to tilt: his son's behavior becomes increasingly bizarre and threatening, his loving wife seems to grow distant, the house he built with his own hands shows its first signs of decay, and a dam of his design comes under investigation for structural flaws exposed by the tremors. Nightmarish connections begin to whisper at Luther from the most innocent of places as debut novelist MacKenzie Bezos tightens her net of psychological suspense around the listener with bravura skill. This is a portrait of an ordinary man who finds himself tested and strives not to be found wanting.
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Maurycy Kabat argued about Kaczkowski as follows: "The accused is a literary luminary of the nation, and for this reason alone it would behoove us to spare him, to the extent possible, of course only with respect to the promulgation of the verdict concerning the guilt and the nature of the sentence. Such degrading a downfall of a national celebrity can only be announced to the Nation, and revealed before Europe, as a matter of unavoidable necessity [and not as a routine procedure]. For this reason also, those who had dealings with the accused, or who initiated him in secret matters, deserve a severe censure, as all have been very well acquainted with the immoral life of the subject, it following as a matter of course that wherever domestic virtue is lacking public virtue will be found wanting as well." to maintain his innocence, vigorously denying the charges levelled against him even in print, that the degree of harm caused by defamation was "exponentially proportional to the degree of fame originally enjoyed by the victim".
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