" He spoke of his "need to be ill equipped.
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Those are heavy questions that markets may be ill equipped to handle.
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Ma expressed concern that the younger generation would be ill-equipped to survive the digital era.
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"The bureaucracies that support government can be ill-equipped to understand these risks," the report writes.
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However, counterhacking exposes many practical and ethically gray issues that organizations may be ill-equipped to address.
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There's not much data on them because school systems might be ill-equipped to find and acknowledge them.
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If you shield them from every problem now, they'll be ill-equipped to face bigger challenges down the road.
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The new Gambian government acknowledges the problem, which goes beyond the island, but may be ill-equipped to address it.
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Sunday, Sanders also argued a candidate selected in part by superdelegates would be ill equipped to defeat President Donald Trump.
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Bureaucrats may be ill-equipped to study five years of online posts, in hundreds of different languages, of 15m people each year.
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Throughout her campaign, Clinton has argued that Trump would be ill-equipped president to handle issues that matter to women and girls.
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" Otto argued that "entering a coalition would demystify both Wilders and the PVV" and reveal them to be "ill-equipped for government.
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The heist has attracted particular notice because of the ages of the men, who proved to be ill equipped for the digital age.
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If South Asia cannot work together on shared natural resources, it will be ill equipped to cope with the desperate rush of refugees.
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Unfortunately, the costs of his war-mongering may have fatal consequences, and his team may be ill-equipped to prioritize and develop coherent strategies.
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And because many African universities are fairly new they tend to be ill-equipped to cope with financial pressures and the agitations they spark.
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The changes reflect a recognition that state Democratic parties may be ill-equipped to handle a massive spike in turnout to ordinarily sleepy caucuses.
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Or that you might be ill equipped to intervene if someone came to you with serious issues involving self-harm, for example, or abuse?
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There is serious concern, however, that if the virus starts spreading in a major city, health authorities will be ill equipped to contain it.
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Culturally immersive experiences across the nation in K-12 classrooms assist students who otherwise may be ill-equipped to accept the cultural differences of others.
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And, having savaged Mr. Trump as a deplorable candidate, Mr. Romney would be ill equipped to broker peace between the pro- and anti-Trump camps.
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" A good therapist would respond by probing deeper, while a chatbot might be ill-equipped to do more than say, "I'm sorry you feel that way.
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Sitting in underground shelters has become the "new norm," UNICEF officials said, and activists' footage of basements show the shelters to be ill-equipped and filthy.
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But suddenly, a deeply wounded president may be ill-equipped to hold any feet to the fire in critical crises of his own making on three continents.
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But while the counter-forces have so far rendered the political situation inert, it could soon take on new dimensions that policy-makers may be ill-equipped to tackle.
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A right-wing populist insurgency appeared to take over the Republican Party under Trump, but it turned out to be ill-equipped to run anything larger than Breitbart News.
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Should Zuckerberg or Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey be summoned to Congress and peppered with questions about the inner workings of their companies, they may well be ill-equipped to answer them.
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More seriously, he expressed concern that the younger generation would be ill-equipped to survive the digital era if education systems did not change within the next 20 to 30 years.
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"The administration has proven itself to be ill-equipped and ill-prepared to manage the department of Homeland Security and this particular situation is due to its own ineptitude," said Rep.
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I'm not asking this question in the literal sense; if I was, I'd be ill-equipped to have written as many smartwatch articles and reviews as I have over the past five years.
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Both are true, but that the coverage has to be split into two separate pieces is an excellent example of how the popular press continues to be ill-equipped to cover Indian Country.
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Trump's eruption against China Questions about the administration's coherence on economic policy and its messaging are why some experts fear it would be ill equipped to tackle a recession if one does materialize.
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Several stressed producer states have proven to be "ill-equipped" to endure the economic and political calamity caused by a downturn in oil prices, RBC Capital markets analysts said, and Venezuela is a prime example.
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This makes it all too likely that Brazil will find itself saddled with a populist president of one form or another who will be ill-equipped and unwilling to tackle the country's serious public finance issues.
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The latest outages show how the market infrastructure for an immature and volatile instrument that millions of investors have piled into may be ill-equipped to cope with sudden shifts in demand, which is worrying some investors.
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Texas, which started the season slow — losing to Maryland and defeating Tulsa unconvincingly — may be ill-equipped to survive the rest of its season unscathed, since it still has a road game at Texas Tech (3-2).
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" This year's 400-plus-page index found that overall U.S. military power is "marginal" but trending on "weak," meaning that the military would be able to fight one major regional conflict but "certainly would be ill-equipped to handle two nearly simultaneous major regional contingencies.
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The basketball expert in charge is openly antagonizing his most important player, attempting to trade him for draft picks he may be ill-equipped to use, and all the while, the big boss man will be noodling with his buddies in a wine bar when everything goes down.
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There also is a larger issue, she said: If British children are no longer being taught basic fine motor-related craft and design skills in school, they will be ill-equipped for careers in many fields, including medicine and technology, that may, at least on the surface, appear unrelated.
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But if you don't give space for that young person to share with you authentically what's going on in their life, when things start to fall apart they're going to act by themselves; they're gonna do the best they can to fix things, and they're going to be ill-equipped to handle all that life can throw at them.
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" According to the report, "Overall, the 3553 Index concludes that the current U.S. military force is likely capable of meeting the demands of a single major regional conflict while also attending to various presence and engagement activities but that it would be very hard-pressed to do more and certainly would be ill-equipped to handle two nearly simultaneous major regional contingencies.
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Unless the government invests more in research infrastructure, Israel's universities will be ill-equipped and insufficiently funded to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
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The Directorate of Fire and Emergency Services, Goa is the fire brigade run by the Government of Goa. The department has 15 fire stations throughout Goa. Several fire stations such as the one in Pernem and Ponda have been stated to be ill-equipped with only two fire tenders at each station. In 2010, a proposal was made to allow women to become firefighters, which would have made Goa the first state in western India to do so.
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He arrested the emissaries that Yeon sent to the Tang court, accusing them of disloyalty to King Yeongnyu. By winter 644, the mobilization was in full force. (Apparently because of Tang's preparation to attack Goguryeo, however, the reconstituted Eastern Turkish people, fearing an attack from Xueyantuo at a time that Tang would be ill- equipped to assist, panicked and abandoned their khan Li Simo, fleeing into Tang territory. Emperor Taizong reabsorbed the Eastern Turks into Tang, while making Li Simo a general in his army.) In spring 645, Emperor Taizong departed from Luoyang and led the troops northeast, behind a vanguard of 60,000 commanded by Li Shiji and Li Daozong.
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If landlords and peasant levies came into conflict, the poorly trained footmen would be ill-equipped to defeat armored knights. In later national armies, service as an officer in the cavalry was generally a badge of high social status. For instance prior to 1914 most officers of British cavalry regiments came from a socially privileged background and the considerable expenses associated with their role generally required private means, even after it became possible for officers of the line infantry regiments to live on their pay. Options open to poorer cavalry officers in the various European armies included service with less fashionable (though often highly professional) frontier or colonial units.
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Herbert Morrison The NLB decided that only men would be permitted to join the march as conditions on the route were expected to be poor. Additionally, though it had many members who were veterans of the British Army, it was decided that they would not march as the union did not want patriotic sympathy to be cited as the reason for its success. The marchers would be ill-equipped, carrying only their white canes and with no change of clothes or provisions. This may have been a deliberate move by the NLB to portray the marchers as vulnerable and disprove the popular perception that the charities were looking after them well.
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Schedule for the formation of the Territorial Defense Forces WOT soldiers during a swearing-in ceremony in Bialystok The Territorial Defence Force is a planned reserve component of Poland's military. A similar, identically named, organization had existed in the country since 1965 but was disbanded in 2008 as part of a modernization program. The re-creation of the Territorial Defence Force was first announced in 2015 in reaction to the war in Donbass and concern that Poland's existing military would be ill-equipped to confront an adversary under similar conditions of low-intensity conflict. According to government officials, public reception to the idea was positive with 11,000 persons registering interest in joining the force within the first few months after the initial announcement.
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He starts by saluting E. O. James. Next Zaehner mentions Rudolph Otto (1869-1937) and al-Ghazali (1058-1111) as both being skeptics about any 'reasonable' writer with no religious experience who expounds on the subject. Here Zaehner acknowledges that many Christians may only be familiar with their own type of religion (similar to Judaism and Islam), and hence be ill-equipped to adequately comprehend Hindu or Buddhist mysticism (pp. 12–15). Zaehner then compared the Old Testament and the Buddha, the former being a history of God's commandments delivered by his prophets to the Jewish people and their struggle to live accordingly, and the later being a teacher of a path derived from his own experience, which leads to a spiritual enlightenment without God and apart from historical events (pp. 15–19, 24-26).
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South African radio hosts, Gareth Cliff and Maurice Carpede, were taken "hostage" in a simulated hostage rescue operation by the Special Task Force to hone their skills to provide security for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. A Special Task Force demonstration at AFB Waterkloof In 1967, about 2,000 members of the South African Police were deployed to guard the northern border of Rhodesia (modern day Zimbabwe) to assist Rhodesian security forces in maintaining law and order in the country as guerrilla attacks became more frequent during the Rhodesian Bush War. These police members proved to be ill-equipped and ineffective at dealing with guerrilla warfare and terrorism. As a result of these events the Security Branch of the Police began to envision a special police unit to deal with high-risk situations such as hostage situations.
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