There is simply no precedent for indicting a former secretary of State for carelessness, even extreme carelessness.
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I run upstairs to grab a bandage, cursing my carelessness.
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Nor did a cloud of carelessness settle over the Ozarks.
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The jury severely censured Marwood, the hangman, for his carelessness.
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It can show gentleness and compassion or carelessness and incompetence.
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A millionaire can, with some dedicated carelessness, lose those millions.
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"The correction discloses outrageous carelessness," wrote James Backstrom of Philadelphia.
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He is the one that replaced gross negligence with extreme carelessness.
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Every Facebook privacy screw up since is either carelessness or intention.
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Clinton had used "extreme carelessness" in her handling of classified materials.
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One of this team's most worrisome personality traits has been carelessness.
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They're born of carelessness and a lack of attention to history.
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But this carelessness is now part of the air we breathe.
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I'm too old in my life for that kind of carelessness.
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I've seen them get into lots of accidents from sheer carelessness.
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"This was not just extreme carelessness with classified material," Trump said.
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What is that but carelessness and hate on a global scale?
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The Knicks' carelessness with the ball down the stretch didn't help.
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We are deeply sorry for the trouble our carelessness has caused you.
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Perhaps, though, such carelessness about historic buildings should come as no surprise.
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For the Millennials, their enthusiasm and youth is accompanied by unavoidable carelessness.
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What I am not a fan of is carelessness, exploitation, and lies.
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Autopilot simply doesn't have enough safety tech to allow for such carelessness.
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It's distressing that some apparent carelessness in attribution might overshadow her achievement.
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Equally unconvincing is Posner's decision to blame "carelessness" for his inflammatory writings.
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Aren't international relations a little too sensitive for that kind of carelessness?
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But we always think we can afford carelessness, especially with younger friends.
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Park has denied wrongdoing but acknowledged carelessness in her ties with Choi.
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Good Samaritans should be responsible if they cause environmental harm through carelessness.
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Trump's carelessness with language online is just the tip of the iceberg.
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O'Brien said that she couldn't recall, but blamed the carelessness of agents.
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What happened to Katie Hill wasn't millennial carelessness — it was sexual violence
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But with seven shots fired, it suggests that this maybe goes beyond carelessness.
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Park has also denied wrongdoing, though admitted carelessness in her relationship with Choi.
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Trump doesn't have the character to be president; carelessness will bring him down.
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Park has denied wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with Choi.
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"Escaped Alone" turns out to be about the horrible consequences of mortal carelessness.
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She has denied wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with Choi.
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In the handling of classified information, however, any carelessness is cause for concern.
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Because most campaign finance violations deal with reporting errors made out of carelessness.
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On the other hand, however, it's easy for repetition to slip into carelessness.
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All my life I have been shielded from the consequences of our carelessness.
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Carelessness and failures to correct mistakes or report wrongdoing can jeopardize a career.
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Personal accounts can convey snippets of classified information, whether through carelessness or expediency.
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She has denied wrongdoing but apologised for carelessness in her ties with Choi.
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I learned that on the third level when my carelessness led to my demise.
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ING is not the only lender in the spotlight for carelessness with dirty money.
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But Republicans have a reason for doing this — and it's not incompetence or carelessness.
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There is an Italian word, sprezzatura that means a certain studied, highly choreographed carelessness.
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She can feel it still on her lips, the falsity and carelessness of it.
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Their vast carelessness drags down everyone around them, but they persevere, and even thrive.
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Anshu, You were so good to me and I have repaid you with carelessness.
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This was "a nice proxy for carelessness in the real world," Professor Bellezza said.
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Mr. Comey says then-Secretary Clinton acted with "extreme carelessness" in mishandling classified information.
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If through carelessness or disuse it becomes rusty, we need to find a new one.
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His carelessness practically helps ignite a war between non-magical "No-Maj" humans and wizards.
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The investigation faulted the former secretary for carelessness but declined to pursue charges against her.
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There have also been recorded cases where wildfires were blamed not on carelessness, but arson.
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Other changes in Supreme Court decisions in the last term provided glimpses of occasional carelessness.
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Quintanilla said he was able to do this thanks to the "carelessness" of the kidnappers.
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In this case, it’s his carelessness with words that’s the problem.
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The city has argued that Mr. Thevenin's own carelessness, recklessness and negligence caused his death.
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Ultimately, the work of craft is the work of looking: a last bulwark against carelessness.
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Heat, drought, wind and a changing climate prepared the scene, but carelessness pushed the button.
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" Per Lawfare Blog, "what Trump thought he was doing might well inflect whether we should see this as an act of carelessness, an act of carelessness bordering on treachery, or an act of judgment (even if misjudgment) of the sort we elect presidents to make.
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What Alabama does not allow are abortions motivated by inconvenience, sexual carelessness, financial calculations or worse.
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Donald Trump didn't seem displeased with his daughter despite her carelessness, offering her a hearty congratulations.
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Being outed for your over-the-top gambling, your extreme carelessness, or your obsession with Nutella?
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Deforestation, pollution, climate change, and old fashioned human carelessness are wreaking havoc on the world's forests.
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GOP lawmakers peppered the FBI director about the recommendation against an indictment, despite evidence of carelessness.
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Scores of people dying needlessly on the outskirts of Athens looks more like carelessness than fate.
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We reprimanded them for bad hygiene, too much pot smoking, or carelessness at a village brothel.
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"Carelessness and recklessness continue to be the main causes of these tragic accidents," the statement said.
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So I hope the Trump team learns to delegate — carelessness in one office, backbiting in another.
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Unfortunately, this isn't even the first reported instance of widespread carelessness with regard to medical records.
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Park has denied wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with the friend, Choi Soon-sil.
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The San Antonio police department was reportedly shocked by the security experts' carelessness in handling the samples.
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Carelessness and recklessness persist, but driving, flying and construction work are much safer than in the past.
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Or it might mean just letting all that hair cascade down in an approximation of youthful carelessness.
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TO LOSE one inquiry chairman may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose three looks like carelessness.
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On the Clinton email investigation STEPHANOPOULOS: And you also would not use the words "extreme carelessness" today?
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But it would not be the first time Russians have been accused of carelessness with lethal substances.
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She has denied wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with her friend, Choi Soon-sil.
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" That can also lead to "a cruelty and a carelessness and a shared enjoyment of that cruelty.
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TO LOSE Greece or Portugal may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose Italy looks like carelessness.
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I was glad that he let his true emotions out, and I apologized profusely for my carelessness.
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The sea change in the way that Americans talk about the past has facilitated this new carelessness.
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The stakes are so high with regard to our nation's secrets that carelessness itself is a crime.
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Park acknowledged carelessness in her ties with Choi, who Park has said helped her through difficult times.
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She has denied wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with the friend, Choi Soon-sil.
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" The British author J.K. Rowling rebuked the TV journalist Adam Boulton, who tweeted, "Carelessness or insurance job?
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It's not clear exactly how the misidentification started, yet it was likely more carelessness than anything deliberate.
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It would be difficult to overstate the carelessness with which Crosscheck handles the personal data of US voters.
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What's more, corporate carelessness in data-breach situations basically goes unpunished, so there's no deterrent for stupid behavior.
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Park has denied wrongdoing but admitted to carelessness in her relationship with Choi, a friend for four decades.
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Park has denied wrongdoing but has apologized for carelessness in her ties with the friend, Choi Soon-sil.
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India has a history of deadly depot fires, which have been attributed to carelessness and lax safety standards.
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But some of those attacks come because of the Clintons' own carelessness, as it did in this case.
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Comey did, however, criticize Clinton at length for "extreme carelessness" in handling her emails, many of them classified.
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Spinning reels, while generally more sturdy, still fall victim to the elements (namely the sea) and general carelessness.
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The dioxin found in Tropodo is the end product in a chain of malfeasance, carelessness and governmental neglect.
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Park has denied wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with Choi, who has also denied wrongdoing.
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Obama said Clinton has acknowledged a "carelessness" in managing emails but maintains that she didn't jeopardize national security.
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You wouldn't exactly call it carelessness, since all the bereavement seems to have been arranged with meticulous care.
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That leads to carelessness, which in turn leads to more scandals, and on and on the cycle goes.
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The Like has become the currency of carelessness — a way to show we approve without being deeply invested.
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London (CNN)To inherit one nuclear crisis might look like misfortune, but to develop a second looks like carelessness.
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But it's also saturated, as so much of Babitz's writing is, with a carelessness afforded by whiteness and beauty.
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The judges ruled that the drag racers' extraordinary carelessness was grounds for a verdict of murder rather than manslaughter.
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His criticism of Mrs Clinton's "carelessness" in July was as irregular as it was damaging to the Democratic nominee.
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And who better to challenge Zuckerberg on this conversation than the people who have suffered from his platform's carelessness?
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To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, one bankruptcy may be regarded as a misfortune, but four begins to look like carelessness.
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She has denied wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with Choi, who is facing her own trial.
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But Miami's good shooting was nullified by carelessness; Milwaukee forced 17 turnovers which the Bucks flipped for 23 points.
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Why would FBI reopen Hillary investigation unless there is evidence of more than "extreme carelessness" in handling classified information?
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This carelessness hurts our economy and military strength, and puts our country at risk, according to former defense officials.
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It was, at least seemingly, low stakes, and by virtue of that very carelessness became a look in itself.
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Park has acknowledged carelessness in her ties with Choi, who Park has said had helped her through difficult times.
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But scores of people dying needlessly on the outskirts of a European capital looks more like carelessness than fate.
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That kind of carelessness isn't possible with Super Cruise, as my own testing on Cadillac's CT6 sedan has shown.
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Through our years of past carelessness we incurred a debt to nature, and now that debt is being called.
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To misquote Oscar Wilde, it is a misfortune to lose one chancellor, but to lose two smacks of carelessness.
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The 1978 smallpox death was, most analyses found, caused by carelessness — poor lab safety procedures and badly designed ventilation.
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The 220 smallpox death was, most analyses found, caused by carelessness — poor lab safety procedures and badly designed ventilation.
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These millennials, who grew up thinking they are American, are distressed to see politicians treat their futures with such carelessness.
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"Mistakes like this happen because of carelessness, no fact checking, and a lack of understanding of other communities," Tagouri said.
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Which means that Trump turned a historic moment into one that many may remember more for his carelessness and bravado.
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Many have accused the mother of carelessness while others are calling for charges to be pressed against the child's parents.
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The amount of data involved is far greater than that lost to hacking or carelessness in one-off data breaches.
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The director did not equate 'extreme carelessness' with the legal standard of 'gross negligence' that is required by the statute.
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However, to lose another president in the same manner, as Brazil now seems to be doing, looks like sheer carelessness.
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Do you see that as a sign of carelessness, or a willingness to believe whatever they've seen on the internet?
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Patients are often oblivious to the risk of such personal information being stolen from their provider, or lost through carelessness.
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"My best guess is that it's carelessness, because we're so trained to think that male is the norm," Eisenhauer said.
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The FBI has, therefore, set a dangerous precedent for others who would mishandle sensitive information out of carelessness or malice.
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There's a sense of joy and carelessness now, like the old crowd has been swapped out for a new one.
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The Hurricanes took advantage of some tough luck and carelessness by the Islanders to take a quick 2-0 lead.
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"But it would happen more because of carelessness or thoughtlessness," said Patrick Eddington, a veteran of the CIA and House.
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Human carelessness is also a factor in damage to forests, such as the garbage dump in Indonesia's Pisang Batu River.
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This means that thanks to Trump's economic carelessness in one way or another most Americans will be invested in it.
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Indeed, the only genuine carelessness on Posner's part was his gamble that Americans would share his disdain for the Constitution.
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But in clearing Clinton of criminal charges, FBI Director James Comey slammed Clinton's "extreme carelessness" in working with sensitive information.
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The judicial council of the Third Circuit admonished Judge Kozinski, who apologized for carelessness in leaving the material publicly accessible.
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Critics of lawn mower parents, though, would have suggested I let my son suffer the consequences of his own carelessness.
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Parents to their parents, forbidden the carelessness of normal children, they [children of alcoholics] assume an air of premature seriousness.
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"This crisis has been ours to solve — working tirelessly to clean up the carelessness and greed of others," Goldstein said.
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There are no existing formal international rules to hold satellite operators accountable for debris creation or general carelessness in space.
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But there are others that even at the founding can be chalked up only to haste, carelessness and slapdash craftsmanship.
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Yet no formal international rules or punishments exist to hold satellite operators accountable for debris creation or general carelessness in space.
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Carelessness with intellectual property, even if it's not premeditated theft, can be enough to win a trade secrets case, Marsh says.
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Beyond the political or electoral implications, the fundamental issue here is that people's basic constitutional rights are being treated with carelessness.
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Reports in Thai media said police charged the owner and captain of the stricken ship with carelessness causing death and injury.
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But he keeps flubbing with carelessness – eating the wrong things, flirting with the wrong people, or peeing at the wrong time.
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Fox News throwing the c-word around with the kind of carelessness I've only ever seen in the Middle East pic.twitter.
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All told, they have created a platform that is almost the polar opposite of his xenophobia, bigotry, protectionism, and environmental carelessness.
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Whether the accident was viewed as a product of professional hubris or mere carelessness, there was a lesson to be read.
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This is Finn, whose carelessness at the forge leaves the baby with a damaged arm, an injury with consequences to come.
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Eventually, though, the unshakable hubris and carelessness of the Manson Family transcended the LAPD's sloppiness, and Manson ultimately went to prison.
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"Selectively ignoring facts can lead to investor carelessness in evaluating a company's performance and lead to sloppy investment decisions," he wrote.
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I'm curious to see the house as it was intended: full of people, made imperfect by a kind of kinetic carelessness.
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And my female friends and colleagues told me about their abortions — stories of broken condoms, carelessness, missed pills and sometimes rape.
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Farther Arkady's everyday deeds and his solitude, even though hidden behind carelessness and gaiety, became more and more clear to me.
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This year's weather patterns have come in following a summer of heat and furor over the damage caused by such carelessness.
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Twenty-eight victims have pressed charges for carelessness, injury and involuntary manslaughter, their lawyer Guy Oliver Moteng said late on Sunday.
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"This crisis has been ours to solve — working tirelessly to clean up the carelessness and greed of others," Ms. Goldstein said.
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"Oklahoma's history of mistakes and malfeasance reveals a culture of carelessness around executions that should give everyone pause," Mr. Baich said.
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You're not likely to wear your workout clothes as a daily outfit, so why show the same carelessness with your accessories?
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In the 6783s there were seven full-time B.L.M. rangers trying to protect this area from looters, vandals and affectionate carelessness.
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The incident set off a flood of social media comment, with most of those posting comments lambasting the parents for their carelessness.
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It becomes a story about the haves, their gifted chosen, and the people they leave behind out of neglect, malice, or carelessness.
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Trump ordered the Yemen raid without adequate intel, and tweeted about "FAKE NEWS" while Americans died as a result of his carelessness.
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The FBI found "great carelessness" in Clinton's handling of sensitive information, Comey said Thursday, reiterating his statement from earlier in the week.
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"We do not aim to arrest many people, instead we hope this programme will raise awareness with people about carelessness," he said.
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" He added, "I think there's a lot of catastrophe in this world and a lot of cruelty and a lot of carelessness.
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Yet a lack of awareness does not excuse the harm caused by Bird Box's flagrant carelessness in handling extremely sensitive subject matter.
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It's his next campaign — triggered by his own pique and carelessness, long before he would have to formally gear up for 2020.
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Democrats counter that Fannie Mae did what it could to provide affordable mortgages in a financial system rife with carelessness and greed.
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Do what it takes to get 270 electoral votes, and you get the real secrets — worldview or carelessness or talkativeness be damned.
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Clinton's use of a personal email network as secretary of state showed "great carelessness," it did not meet the bar for criminality.
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Comey criticized Clinton's team for "extreme carelessness" in handling her emails but said his agency was not recommending any charges against her.
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The carelessness about policy, exemplified by the frantic process that led to the withholding mess, is the least important of the three.
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The cigarettes that compose the Son of Gods body are also a common motif for the artist — symbols of mortality and carelessness.
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A seething 1960 abstraction by Karel Appel features thickly applied splashes of white and brown paint, whose seeming carelessness belies clear care.
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Former senior FBI profiler Mary Ellen O'Toole said she would be careful about characterizing misspellings or mistakes as carelessness by the perpetrator.
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A devastating new subcommittee report shows that the company protects pimps from their carelessness by deleting hints that a girl is underage.
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"Through its own carelessness, Aetna blatantly violated its promise to safeguard members' private health information," the attorney general said in a statement.
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Of particular disappointment to Wright on Wednesday was Villanova's carelessness with the ball, including 15 turnovers — 10 in the opening 20 minutes.
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Measured as a performance of undiluted who-gives-a-shit public carelessness, it's something that even her husband has yet to top.
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But that optimism led to carelessness, and the naïve belief that labor and capital could finally unite under the flag of Davos.
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But whether from carelessness or callousness, her weekend tweets damaged her political allies and squandered some of her own hard-won power.
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Combined with the firm's apparent carelessness with encryption keys, regulators will surely be asking awkward questions about just how competent its security was.
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How can we trust Oklahoma to get this right when the state's recent history reveals a culture of carelessness and mistakes in executions?
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And so I needed to find a way to both convey that and to capture that it was more than just ordinary carelessness.
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Given that no evidence of arson was found, he couldn't say whether it was an accident or deliberate, carelessness or a heinous crime.
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It could be Ukraine simply presented a soft target, and the attackers screwed up their payment and decryption systems out of simple carelessness.
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Ms Kassabova's book drips with scorn for the spivs, goons and far-off politicians whose greed and carelessness wreak such mischief and misery.
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Clearly the game was not properly checked when it was traded in and because of the carelessness i could have lost a child.
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She has denied wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with Choi, a friend for four decades, who has also denied wrongdoing.
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As Lady Bracknell would doubtless comment, to lose one spokesperson may be regarded as a misfortune, but to lose both looks like carelessness.
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"When you walk around the manufactured world, so much of it testifies to carelessness in human activity, in engineering, in aesthetics," he said.
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A race featuring one such divisive candidate might be considered colorful; to have two face off, to quote Oscar Wilde, looks like carelessness.
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If we don't program AI with proper morals, says the theory, it will eventually wipe us out through malice, carelessness, or plain indifference.
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Park has denied any wrongdoing but admitted carelessness in her dealings with Choi, who is accused of wielding inappropriate influence over state affairs.
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But yes, fires are dangerous and most wildfires start with acts of human carelessness, like unattended campfires, fireworks, burning debris, and discarded cigarettes.
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These will all age you in a terrible way, casting a sharp disparity between your age and the youthful carelessness of your headwear.
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Remember the sense of urgency and even legal carelessness that characterized the drafting and bipartisan passing of the Patriot Act after 9/11?
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She is tactless and insulting, selfish and cruel; She blusters through life with the same carelessness as any of the men in Seinfeld.
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Grace: Sometimes it feels like there's still quite a narrow view of Australian garage punk that is focussed on aggression, carelessness, and competition.
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Emergency scissors are always nearby and no one was hurt, but it drives home the cold reality of what carelessness can lead to.
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She has denied wrongdoing but apologised for carelessness in her ties with Choi, a friend for four decades, who has also denied wrongdoing.
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This cozy dish layers savory roasted vegetables with wide flat noodles, much the way time is layered with your egregious mistakes and carelessness.
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If so, are both private and public markets out of whack because years of cheap capital allowed venture funds to slide into carelessness?
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For history to have lost sight of Wilde's father seems like merely carelessness, but to have lost Lady Wilde is a great misfortune.
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The customers attributed the breach to the company's carelessness and argued that they suffered an increased risk of identity theft as a result.
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The awareness that human beings, out of sheer carelessness, were exterminating other species began to arise among a certain section of the scientific community.
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I learned from the years pavement-pounding writing The Secret Life's stories that one of the things that binds these figures is their carelessness.
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Ms Rooney captures the ferocity of teenage carelessness and the kangaroo-court atmosphere of early adulthood, while retaining a painterly eye for a scene.
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And as Motherboard reported, a hacker obtained user information from Securus's own servers, further highlighting the carelessness of companies entrusted with such sensitive data.
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To lose one major money person from your company may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose two within a week looks like carelessness.
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Even in their best, most-groomed PR shots, the dockless carelessness of these slimline electrified scooters hums with an air of insouciance and privilege.
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Later in the piece, Kushner blames Trump's fast-moving team for "carelessness," a word that's been thrown around a lot in politics this week.
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Republicans were angry that Comey didn't recommend an indictment, but used his testimony about Clinton's carelessness to cudgel the Democratic candidate throughout the campaign.
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"The president's reaction underscores his weakening of American credibility around the world as well as his carelessness with taxpayer dollars and resources," he added.
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The current crisis at the border caused by Trump's policy of forced family separations is a mix of incompetence, immorality, carelessness, cluelessness and callousness.
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Such rank carelessness was not out of the ordinary for Haas, a man whose genius was frequently overshadowed by his penchant for self-sabotage.
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Trump has handled his administration's decision to kill DACA—a program that essentially acts as a lifeline for 800,000 undocumented immigrants—with complete carelessness.
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Now that my carelessness is making itself known, I want a chance to undo some of the damage my rapacious sun worshipping has provoked.
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"In my opinion, accusations like 'racist' and 'anti-Semite' are being thrown around with a carelessness that risks rendering these words meaningless," he said.
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HIPAA lays enormous fines on any individual or organization which releases PHI against a person's wishes, whether through intentional carelessness or just bad luck.
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Park has denied wrongdoing previously but apologized for carelessness in her ties with Choi, a friend for four decades, who has also denied wrongdoing.
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The long stretch of relatively low numbers of H.I.V. infections in the Philippines bred carelessness toward condom use that continues in the current epidemic.
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Thus millions of Equifax's credit reports were hacked and millions of civil service records were apparently hacked by China due to the OMB's carelessness.
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I realized my carelessness only when Foos grabbed me by the neck and, with his free hand, pulled my tie up through the slats.
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She thinks the community's current embrace of the word "supremacy" represents a carelessness that, if unchecked, could lead to poor decisionmaking down the road.
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What this metaphorical gentrification points to instead is dishonesty, carelessness and cluelessness on the part of the privileged when they clomp into unfamiliar territory.
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That doesn't obviously acquit Hillary Clinton of carelessness or negligence with respect to her emails, nor does it say that there was no evidence.
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It's easy to dismiss this "bad TV wigs as a metaphor for the real-life carelessness with black people" argument as a superlatively nuclear take.
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"One of the main challenges was the carelessness of the police in caring for the records, which essentially were dumped in the warehouse," Peterson says.
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" It said some board members "have serious reservations about Clinton's sense of entitlement, her lack of candor and her extreme carelessness in handling classified information.
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There is a clear pattern of Trump, through his own personal viciousness and carelessness, abusing and alienating his top deputies, publicly as well as privately.
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Related: Why Clinton's 'Extreme Carelessness' With Classified Emails Isn't Criminal VICE: Does it look to you like Hillary Clinton jeopardized national security by being "careless"?
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Past and current editorial carelessness, coupled with the need to support the Democratic Party, does not allow for appropriate reflection on moments that Trump errs.
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That might mean using music to reflect the natural rhythm of speech, but also greater flexibility in ornamentation and a certain carelessness with the rhythms.
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Engaging in this sort of D.J. battle with an Oscar winner requires either the confidence of an L.A. insider or the carelessness of an interloper.
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"A moment of panic or carelessness, a misconstrued comment or bruised ego, could easily lead us unavoidably to the destruction of entire cities," she added.
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"The Benghazi attack was directly and proximately caused, at a minimum by defendant Clinton's 'extreme carelessness' in handling confidential and classified information," the lawsuit asserts.
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"In this instance, the carelessness of the medical staff to respond to this request could have led to [a] seizure, or death," the email stated.
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Losing one referendum crucial to the future of Europe may be regarded as misfortune, but, as Oscar Wilde might say, losing two looks like carelessness.
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Walking the dogs would cheer me up, but my mood would darken as I fixated on the stupidity and carelessness of my fellow Homo sapiens.
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Residents of Oklahoma or Tennessee, among the lowest-taxed states in the union, must wonder why they are subsidizing the fiscal carelessness of other states.
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One caveat: Although the name "messy bun" implies that the style should look undone, there's an art to creating a topknot that's got cool-girl carelessness.
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With the sort of blind carelessness that gives a person chills and a lump in the throat, we decided to try and earn it all back.
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Among the most concerning revelations in the audit, privacy advocates said, was the apparent carelessness with which police departments shared the information in their ALPR databases.
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Although secrecy may be lost inadvertently through carelessness, disclosure is often the result of wrong-doing and sometimes even the actions of sophisticated international industrial espionage.
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Why it matters: To get embroiled in one major trade war might be considered a misfortune; to find oneself in two of them looks like carelessness.
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Judging by that "Don't come over" text, we can probably rest assured his hubris (and carelessness over iMessage) pretty much killed his chances of getting laid.
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She would then have taken urgent measures to confess her carelessness, express remorse and make a fulsome display of handing over whatever materials the investigators required.
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Reports in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal suggest that management smugness and carelessness contributed to the two crashes of its 143 Max 8.
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I have been just as resolute in my belief, however, that Comey's public criticism of Clinton and her senior aides for their extreme carelessness was appropriate.
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The notice accused the city of "carelessness, recklessness and negligence" for allowing explosive substances at the business, which leases the city-owned property under the tracks.
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The Kursk incident was an early humiliation for Vladimir Putin's government, showcasing officials' stasis and carelessness, and revealing that the country's poverty extended to its military.
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This enforcement regime is totally inadequate for scam artists and we need do more to separate enforcement of carelessness and other mistakes from more sinister actors.
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As a result of Forcelli's action, prosecutors dropped the case against Little, but Forcelli was outraged at the carelessness with which the case had been handled.
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They didn&apost let the grand jury determine whether she should be indicted, and then changing the language in the memo from gross negligence to extreme carelessness.
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Last week, Park Sam-koo, chairman of the airliner's parent Kumho Asiana Group, issued an apology over the allegations, saying "it was all my carelessness and responsibility".
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Maybe your friend lives in New York City and now, thanks to a mix of selfishness and carelessness, there are subway germs now multiplying in Bae's vagina.
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Some use it to shock players and teach them what not to do, while others use death as a punishment for carelessness, recklessness, or some other mistake.
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CORRECTION: This article originally referred to the nonexistent city of Gardenville, KS instead of the real city of Garden City, KS. The author apologizes for her carelessness.
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President Donald Trump is once again making headlines for the staggering carelessness of his smartphone use, leaving himself vulnerable to any number of hacks and security risks.
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The administration's reported haste and carelessness in crafting the executive order has made it harder to convince judges there was a legitimate national security reason for it.
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Her style of parenting, as the narrator describes it, "looked like carelessness," but is in fact a legacy of fear left over from her own troubled schooling.
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The new website is called "I'm with Careless," a reference to FBI Director James Comey's remarks that Clinton showed "extreme carelessness" in her handling of classified emails.
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Forsberg made it 1-0 with 16:06 remaining by completing a partial odd-man rush following New York's carelessness with the puck in the offensive zone.
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Clinton's "extreme carelessness," they said, was more damaging to American national security than Edward Snowden's, David Petraeus's, and Bradley Manning's violations, and thus demanded a proportionate punishment.
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Cole believes that carelessness has stoked the threat, with vessels failing to adhere to the best practices document BMP4, issued by a group of leading maritime authorities.
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When he was a young dance-maker in the 1990s, the juice and brio of his work were delectable, but his seeming carelessness over structure proved exasperating.
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Comey "picked a new standard out of thin air — 'extreme carelessness' — to describe the actions of Secretary Clinton and her staff," GOP lawmakers wrote in their letter.
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The technology's arrival comes at a time when big tech is being investigated for carelessness with user data, and there's increased attention on user privacy in general.
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That friction was exacerbated, we learned, when word of Mr. Cobb's overheard lunch conversation reached Mr. McGahn, who chastised Mr. Cobb for his carelessness with sensitive information.
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Blackwell claims he was jumped in April 2017 by two other cons at the Brooklyn Detention Center — thanks to the "carelessness, recklessness and gross negligence" of prison staff.
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"This enforcement regime is totally inadequate for scam artists and we need do more to separate enforcement of carelessness and other mistakes from more sinister actors," Thune added.
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Whether Trump is doing this intentionally or through a level of carelessness that would be a crisis for any other campaign is, in a way, beside the point.
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I wish I could say that my approach comes from an unbridled sense of irreverence and creativity, as Cher's does, but it's closer to a more prosaic carelessness.
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He said it was unclear if the individuals involved had acted for personal gain, or if reported irregularities were the result of carelessness or a too-lax process.
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Although the Second Amendment undoubtedly imposes restrictions on the civil liability of gun manufacturers, the idea of holding them liable for carelessness is actually not so far-fetched.
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Rather, the controversy is yet another sign of how the carelessness in Trump's campaign can and does give a platform to his followers who share anti-Semitic sentiments.
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Former senior FBI profiler Mary Ellen O'Toole said she would be careful about characterizing misspellings or mistakes as carelessness by the perpetrator, who appears well-versed in politics.
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"The red-line history clearly shows the original statement was designed to allege Clinton committed gross negligence and then someone changed it to extreme carelessness," one source said.
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Whenever I verbally hurt one of my friends, usually due to stress or carelessness, I try my hardest to let them know I didn't mean what I said.
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What if such a case made it possible to combine the pain of losing my phone with the inconvenience of losing my wallet in a brief moment of carelessness?
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Guangming Daily, a Communist Party mouthpiece, published an online article which accused the local government of "inertia and carelessness" in the issuing of warnings and the evacuation of residents.
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Obama, in an interview broadcast on Fox News Sunday, said Clinton has recognized a carelessness on the email issue in which she used a private server for government business.
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"A lot of these so-called selfie deaths can be blamed more on carelessness than photography," Morgan O'Rourke, a risk management professional with 15 years of experience, tells us.
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Though he didn't recommend charges, many Republicans believed they'd been handed a gift this week with Comey's denunciation of Clinton's carelessness in her email practices as secretary of state.
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Adding insult to injury, she contrasted Mr Biden's apparent carelessness towards minority sensibilities with a memory of the racism she had faced as a mixed-race child in California.
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And when incidents do happen, it's best to address them right away, because when you don't it shows carelessness, and subverts the whole point of having a safe space.
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A more serious flaw, perhaps, is that infinite universes produce a certain moral carelessness, a criticism of popularized multiverse theories that has also been heard in the scientific community.
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He called himself out for carelessness with the ball, for committing seven of his team's 22015 turnovers in Game 2, for not making life easier for his overwhelmed teammates.
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While the Russians had a motive to attack Mr. Skripal, it was perhaps out of carelessness that they also sickened the two more recent victims, one of them mortally.
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Perhaps, through a combination of carelessness and miserliness, he unwittingly allowed his campaign to be infiltrated at the highest levels by both alleged and admitted criminals with Russian ties.
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A judge ruled that the company's "carelessness and gross negligence" had caused the death of Mr. Smith, a disabled construction worker, and awarded his children nearly $650,000 in damages.
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" Kushner responded by writing in the Observer, "In my opinion, accusations like 'racist' and 'anti-Semite' are being thrown around with a carelessness that risks rendering these words meaningless.
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Cooke, however, attempts neither to probe its complexities nor to sound apocalyptic alarms (though she does, dutifully, note the impact of human carelessness and mass consumption on other species).
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In yet another sign of Mr. Trump's carelessness even with his allies, he failed to consult with South Korea, which had helped broker the meeting, before calling it off.
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But it was just carelessness — when they brought her in for questioning, it became clear that the commodities corruption was so widespread that she just took it for granted.
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While Horowitz does rebuke some low-level officials for carelessness and impropriety while filing surveillance applications, his report ultimately concludes that the basis for the FBI's investigation was legitimate.
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Before letting Clinton off the hook legally, Comey detailed how the former secretary of State had exhibited "extreme carelessness" in transmitting classified information over multiple personal servers and devices.
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Park, who is serving a single five-year term ending in February 2018, has denied wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with her friend, Choi Soon-sil.
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So you see their vulnerability, their cruelty, their carelessness all these ways that parents can be around their children that great artists never allow themselves to be in public.
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And given that Comey himself has said Clinton and her aides were "extremely careless" in handling classified information ... well, doesn't extreme carelessness sound a whole lot like gross negligence?
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After all, Comey's refusal to act on Clinton's clear violation of security regulations — when so many lesser officials have been severely punished for carelessness — was also a function of politics.
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To ignore the deplorable act of plagiarism is to condone an incarnation of corruption that may seem harmless but sets an insidious precedent for disingenuity and carelessness to go unpoliced.
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In its ruling, Italy's top court said the legal meandering that produced two convictions, two acquittals and four years each in jail for Knox and Sollecito resulted from "deplorable" carelessness.
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Baker notes that although he was sometimes able to call out the Obama administration for a funky number or false claim, the carelessness of team Trump is new and unnerving.
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Yet instead of merely announcing that the then Democratic presidential candidate would face no charge, Mr Comey held a press conference in which he accused Mrs Clinton of "extreme carelessness".
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Let me ask you this, now that Strzok is fired and he is at the heart of everything, he is the one that changed the language gross negligence, extreme carelessness.
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Compare Clinton's e-mail carelessness with any of Trump's deliberate false activities with Trump University, his bankruptcies, and the complaints from his vendors who still are waiting to be paid.
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Worse, the showrunners have a cameo in the scene with the cup in question and still no one noticed, which some viewers are taking as the ultimate sign of carelessness.
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For not one, nor two, but three of a state's highest officials to be embroiled in separate scandals goes beyond misfortune and carelessness and begins to look like a trend.
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"I found myself victim to the disease that infiltrates Northville, the same carelessness I despise," Ms. Meister wrote in the essay, which she submitted to the University of California, Berkeley.
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It is rather a matter of unlearning the very skills that have kept them alive: unceasing vigilance; snap decision making; intolerance for carelessness; the urge to act fast and decisively.
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Oh, and there were shrunken lacy rashguard cocktail minis and wide cropped khakis, leather biker shorts and rough-weft sequined dresses made with the throwaway carelessness of a T-shirt.
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Factor in human shortcomings — poor or absent forest management, a failure to clear out ignitable dead wood, the darker temptation of arson, unchecked carelessness — and you have a lethal recipe.
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Republicans have previously condemned WikiLeaks and similarly blasted the leaks by Edward J. Snowden, a National Security Agency contractor, and said they were evidence of carelessness by the Obama administration.
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But even in cases where this is clear — and when it wasn't the authorities but the capos' enemies that got to them first — similar patterns of carelessness can be seen.
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Nor do they really map the landscape in which he has risen to popularity and is himself reshaping through his carelessness with facts, polarizing remarks and disregard for political rules.
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But he has incorporated a naïveté all his own — a novelty sailboat print, a carelessness about layering: shrunken shirts over longer ones, boxer shorts peeking out from below shorts hems.
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This carelessness, coupled with the possibility that the Chinese had hacked the covert communications channel, would explain many, if not all, of the disappearances and deaths, some former officials said.
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Brexit may well be a mistake, but, rather like heading out of the house on a cloudy day without your umbrella, it will be one more of carelessness than anything else.
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Many large-scale cybersecurity failures like the one that resulted in Yahoo's recently announced data breach happen because of carelessness of victim companies, cybersecurity expert Stephen Boyer told CNBC on Thursday.
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In July, when he announced a recommendation of no charges in the Clinton email investigation, he also delivered stinging criticism of the Democratic presidential candidate's carelessness in using the private server.
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But by dragging the Russians into this matter, Trump has, at a stroke, switched the narrative from Clinton's carelessness to Trump abetting additional Russian espionage (not that they need any encouragement).
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FBI Director James Comey made the announcement in an unprecedented statement to reporters, during which he also excoriated Clinton's staff for its carelessness, all while saying no criminal acts were prosecutable.
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak told USA TODAY he's leaving Facebook out of growing concern for the carelessness with which Facebook and other Internet companies treat the private information of users.
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Trump's insouciant attitude toward major foreign policy issues suggests that a Trump presidency would be marred by carelessness and detachment, imperiling America's ability to confront international challenges in a complex world.
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Comey's statement was harsh and, at times, damning: However, despite this carelessness, Comey said, he didn't believe the offenses here rose to the level of past prosecutions related to classified information.
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Across the globe, the contamination of water through human carelessness, lack of knowledge or the insatiable desire to take more than the earth can provide, is a new frontier of concern.
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This kind of indecision about risk and obvious carelessness during an epidemic suggests a man who doesn't understand his personal responsibility to protect others or his obligation to lead by example.
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History is made by people, by accident, by ambition, by carelessness, even by lies that get repeated often enough that they become true — a mishmash of purpose, greed, intelligence and errata.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A decade ago, when the greed and carelessness of the financial industry came close to destroying the American economy, the overwhelming response by politicians and the public was: Meh.
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At present, global melting, caused by human carelessness, has thrown the balance dangerously off, a reality Mr. Bezzubov documents in black-and-white images of water and ice shot in Alaska.
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In truth, though, these were fires plural, 200 of them, erupting almost as if timed but fed by what can only be considered bad timing: drought, unusually high winds, random carelessness.
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DOHA (Reuters) - World 100 meters champion Christian Coleman said on Saturday he had not missed doping tests out of carelessness but that he could approach them more diligently in the future.
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This comes despite the fact that there is no evidence Clinton committed a crime in her handling of the email servers, despite lengthy investigations that found evidence of carelessness and dishonesty.
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"Oklahoma's history of mistakes and malfeasance reveals a culture of carelessness around executions that should give everyone pause," Dale Baich, a federal defender representing some of the inmates, said in a statement.
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In the second act, set a month later, we watch from backstage as the actors, by now embroiled in various amorous rivalries, stagger through the same material with increasing carelessness and disarray.
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When the travel ban was first put on hold in February, it was a symbol of the haste and carelessness with which an underprepared and understaffed administration had leapt into the job.
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As with much about the DC universe, the whole thing is hobbled by carelessness, which might not hurt box office receipts but certainly doesn't ensure the long-term appeal of the brand.
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But in every instance, instead of focusing on the Clintons' carelessness or recklessness, the right vastly inflated it: run-of-the-mill scandals got blown up into House of Cards–level dramatics.
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Park, who is serving a single five-year term that was to end in February 2018, has denied wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with her friend, Choi Soon-sil.
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Others are notable for their carelessness, as if he has decided that people will believe him no matter how little effort he has made to make the tale sound precise and convincing.
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The cities of New York, Philadelphia and San Francisco have joined forces to sue the Defense Department and others in federal court, claiming the military's carelessness has put its citizens at risk.
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As I tried to make sense of Bitcoin's price explosion, I've realized that our youth's carelessness about the past, their desire to only live in the now, might be one of the culprits.
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Park, who is serving a single five-year term that was set to end in February 2018, has denied wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with her friend, Choi Soon-sil.
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More specifically, Dick and Ziering aim to expose the corporate carelessness around FDA-approved medical devices like Essure, a permanent birth control implant that blocks the fallopian tubes so women can't get pregnant.
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And the munitions in this sale could very well be used to support a Saudi air campaign in Yemen that either through carelessness, incompetence or willful disregard could claim still more innocent lives.
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The newspaper, published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, blasted Singapore's "carelessness" with the troop carriers, which it said reflected a failure to take seriously China's displeasure over relations with Taiwan.
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The boy was lucky that Harambe had not done so to him, if only out of carelessness, he said, noting that the gorilla had become agitated and disoriented by screams from the crowd.
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Mbappé's 226rd-minute equalizer was negated by his carelessness at the other end in stoppage time, when he was dispossessed by James Milner, giving Liverpool a final chance to attack the P.S.G. goal.
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According to an exposé in the New York Times, this campaign: stretched the image of classic ADHD to include relatively normal behavior like carelessness and impatience, and has often overstated the pills' benefits.
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Comey in his testimony revealed something much more serious than the alleged "carelessness" with which he buried Clinton — a fundamental disregard for American institutions and norms of presidential behavior that threaten us all.
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DOHA, Sept 29 (Reuters) - World 100 metres champion Christian Coleman said on Saturday he had not missed doping tests out of carelessness but that he could approach them more diligently in the future.
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If Dick had been walking ahead of him, Dick would have been the one who didn't show up at camp that next year instead of Wally, whose carelessness cost him his camp privileges.
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She is the surest magnet for the audience's sympathy, a woman compelled by her husband's carelessness (at least) and the press's insensitivity (at best) to play a role for which she has no appetite.
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In the time since I first began shopping at Forever 163, the company has stubbornly maintained its juvenile approach to everything it does, including the carelessness and improper efficiencies that come along with it.
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" — House Speaker Paul Ryan, tweet, July 21999, 2016 "The security clearance of any officer or employee of the federal government who has exercised extreme carelessness in the handling of classified information shall be revoked.
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Even allowing for that, however, Battlefield V has been striking in its carelessness, revealing itself at last to be a game about World War 2 that's mostly interested in making sure the Wehrmacht looks cool.
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They are tales of misfortune and warning, recounted either as lamentations on the vagaries of fate, or condemnations of carelessness, with hints of schadenfreude when the shooter and the shot are one and the same.
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Park, whose father ruled South Korea for 18 years after seizing power in a 1961 coup, has denied any wrongdoing but apologized for carelessness in her ties with Choi, who is facing her own trial.
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When someone who comments on janky livestreams of NFL games in loopy aquamarine letters is taken aback by the carelessness with which the league manages its inherent violence, we may have crossed a bright line.
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"The Benghazi attack was directly and proximately caused, at a minimum by defendant Clinton's 'extreme carelessness' in handling confidential and classified information," such as the location of State Department employees in Libya, the lawsuit said.
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It also made it impossible for Republicans to congratulate themselves on a job well done, thank Comey for laying out the truth about Clinton's "extreme carelessness," and use his statement as ammunition in the election.
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"In other words, rather than carry out his duties erroneously he simply failed to carry them out at all, pursuant to what must be described as a staggering level of carelessness or negligence," he explained.
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Since the military post's opening in the early 1980s, dozens of soldiers and civilians have died on the two-lane road in accidents linked to speed, fatigue, carelessness — and the design of the road itself.
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Some expressed sympathy for Ms. Konte, saying the loss of her children was punishment enough for her carelessness, while others harshly criticized her as a mother and said she should be charged with a crime.
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The Global Times, published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, blasted Singapore's "carelessness" with the armored vehicles, which it said reflected a failure to take seriously China's displeasure over its military relationship with Taiwan.
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These steps sometimes strip out the image's metadata, and they also introduce break points in the process where that person's carelessness could mean the photographer never receives (or has to fight for) proper credit and compensation.
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Katherine took to her diary to complain about the carelessness with which others treated their open secret, penning a particularly seething entry following a party where the hostess had, without warning, introduced them as Michael Field.
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"Because of this carelessness the disaster proportions were multiplied," said Himanshu Thakkar, co-ordinator of the South Asia Network of Dams, Rivers and People (SANDRP), a non-governmental body that advocates for better water management practices.
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With all of this morass and all of this building up of facts, you have James Comey with Peter Strzok&aposs assistant concluding that this was carelessness as opposed to gross negligence or criminal in nature.
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" Davis explained that she believes carelessness and subtle misogyny in the mainstream media is part of "giving permission to the online harassing, and saying it's okay to view women, critique women, and talk about women differently.
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" After the 1903 football season concluded, the D.C. school board issued a warning: "The board has had its attention directed to a growing strenuousness and carelessness in inflicting injury in the football games and the schools.
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And the ease with which both lots of bears breached what should have been well-guarded systems highlights the gullibility and carelessness which lie behind most successful cyber-attacks—in politics, business or indeed everywhere else.
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From Philip's blithe eye-rolls to Antony's casual dismissals to the bumblings of blustering Prime Ministers, The Crown is teeming with petty men who don't realize that carelessness can very often be an act of cruelty.
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Just forest fires have their proximate cause in the carelessness or maliciousness of human behavior, or lightning strike, on dried woodlands – so too must the destruction of tenuous market values always have a point of ignition.
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Oversubscribed and running himself ragged — presidential contender, Senate committee chairman, father of teenagers — Mr. Biden began making the mistakes that would shape his enduring reputation for carelessness in speech: loose talk, citation-free borrowing, outright misstatements.
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The president, who said he kept a pair of Ali's gloves on display in his White House study, paid particular tribute to Ali as a man of great strength and conviction, but also contradictions and occasional carelessness.
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Park, who's five-year term ends in February 2018, has resisted calls to resign but has apologised twice, saying she only sought to benefit the economy and not herself, but acknowledges carelessness in her ties with Choi.
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TO MISQUOTE Oscar Wilde, for one of your ships to be involved in a collision may be regarded as a misfortune, but for three to meet the same fate in four months looks like carelessness—or worse.
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Park, who's five-year term ends in February 2018, has resisted calls to resign but has apologized twice, saying she only sought to benefit the economy and not herself, but acknowledges carelessness in her ties with Choi.
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The episode is one in a recent series of disastrous encounters between humans and historical, natural and artistic exhibits that resulted in the art or displays being defaced, punctured or broken because of curiosity, clumsiness or carelessness.
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What are some of the "disastrous encounters between humans and historical, natural and artistic exhibits that resulted in the art or displays being defaced, punctured or broken because of curiosity, clumsiness or carelessness" that this article lists?
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Goofing around at his home over the weekend in Philadelphia, Maurice Phillips committed an act of unimaginable carelessness with a gun, police officials said, accidentally killing his 4-year-old daughter with a shot to the head.
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That&aposs because, while you could impress your CEO with your knowledge of the company and passion for your job, you could also turn him or her off with signs of carelessness or stepping out of line.
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Third, Comey used the expression "extreme carelessness" because he said Clinton "should have known" that more than 100 emails that were sent to her private server using nonsecure communications channels contained classified information, albeit without any classification markings.
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The reason then is likely sociological; whether done out of animus or carelessness, misidentifying those who already face alarming levels of harassment in the United States is likely assessed to be free of social cost or moral censure.
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""It certainly does say there were a lot of misstatements, improprieties, carelessness on the part of lower level FBI people," Wallace continued before later adding, "There were some misconduct by individual people, but not by the higher-ups.
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" The report says "It is not usual for a KGB agent on a sensitive mission to have such overt contact with a Soviet Embassy," but adds "such contact in official installations may be caused by the agent's own carelessness.
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Despite "great carelessness," Clinton never gave off signs that she intentionally violated the law through the use of a series of email servers housed in the basement of her New York home, Comey testified before the House Oversight Committee.
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Like President Kennedy, the first jet-set commander in chief, Mr. Obama seized on an element of European style — sprezzatura, the art of studied carelessness — and gave it a TED-talk spin to make it something all his own.
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A senior White House official insisted that some of the procedures were meant to keep information secure, not stanch leaks, but other precautionary steps were taken in response to staff carelessness that fueled Mr. Trump's sense of being undermined.
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These records, according to Mr. Netanyahu, consisted of 55,000 pages and 183 CDs — an enormous load — which nicely demonstrated what can happen when a resourceful and audacious intelligence community in one country meets staggering carelessness and incompetence in another.
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Poor customer service has convinced me to avoid Spirit in the futureI have never experienced with another airline anything close to the degree of incompetence, carelessness, and penny-pinching Spirit has demonstrated across my three flights with the airline.
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"But Trump's overweening self-confidence, his carelessness with language, and his suspicion of government professionals — another facet of his fear of 'the deep state' — exacerbates public anxiety and contributes to the chaotic national response to this crisis," he writes.
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Juan Williams, let&aposs say that the FBI investigators, the person that were interviewed -- let&aposs say it was Donald Trump, and change the language from gross negligence, which is the legal standard, to extreme carelessness, wrote an exoneration in May.
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"As I've been moving along chronologically in her books ... I've noticed her writing get more reflective towards the past, less in love with the studied carelessness of being young and hot and down for a good time," she wrote to me.
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It's puzzling for Donald Trump to argue as a candidate that Hillary Clinton should be criminally investigated for using a private email account but then take a "we're looking into it" approach to his own staff's carelessness about email communication.
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Our casual attitude toward the improper usage of words and phrases, which I also notice in my own native tongue, Amharic, the national language of Ethiopia, is developing a culture of carelessness that is reflected in our written and spoken communications.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - A Bangladesh government-appointed panel investigating the cyber-heist of $81 million from its central bank in February found five officials at the bank were guilty of negligence and carelessness, the head of the panel told Reuters on Thursday.
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In his civil answer, Golden said that he denies causing any damage to the driver, and added that even if there were any damages they "were proximately caused by the negligence, fault or carelessness" of Caban himself," or "other third parties.
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The Treasury's one-pager would likely be given an "F" in any college economics course for thoughtlessness, carelessness and recklessness, not to mention intellectual laziness, when it comes to projecting the impact of the tax reform proposals currently under consideration.
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Though the attack was quite sophisticated — the hackers sneaked out information in small, hard to detect chunks and routed internet traffic through 34 servers in over a dozen countries to cover their tracks — Equifax's apparent carelessness made it a perfect target.
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Facebook's reputation is so soiled, its public trust so eroded by more than three years of revelations of its excesses, carelessness, and hubris, that it can't get a break even when company leaders are trying to make a solid argument.
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"I think it shows a carelessness in their desire to come in and shake things up and do what they want and to do so with a disregard for the rules," said Shapiro, who is also a contributor to The Hill.
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The good news for car owners that find themselves in a similar situation is that carelessness isn't a crime, but stealing cars is, so if they have theft coverage on their insurance policy it still applies, an NICB spokesman confirmed to Fox News.
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Hillary Clinton dodged criminal charges this month after FBI director James B. Comey recommended that she not be indicted over her private emails, but his opinion that she operated with "extreme carelessness" really damaged her credibility with voters, the New York Times reports.
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And while I don't mean to suggest that Marvel is putting that message together intentionally, for it to come through so clearly suggests a consistent carelessness in creating Black Widow's storyline, a laziness that falls back on stereotype-ridden clichés for women characters.
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But the carelessness with which he treated the depiction of a woman in power makes clear the biggest problem with Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: we can tell it's written by a man when we shouldn't feel the writer's presence at all.
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" "The character traits he has exhibited during the primary season suggest he would be a poor, even dangerous, commander in chief," Morell wrote, pointing to Trump's "obvious need for self-aggrandizement, his overreaction to perceived slights" and "his routine carelessness with the facts.
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Whether it's incompetence, oversight, carelessness, or cyberwarfare, the end result to those 900-plus people is the same: Their personal data is out there, and it would not be if they had not come up as false positives on this Crosscheck program.
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As valuable as this kind of dataset might be, Deep Root's carelessness shows that when the race has come and gone, keeping all of that aggregate data safe must not be quite as lucrative as scooping it all up in the first place.
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UPDATES: The latest on the wildfires in Greece They have a lot of causes, but most are man-made While there are certainly natural phenomena that cause wildfires, such as lightning, a NASA study says 84% of wildfires are caused by human carelessness.
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Clinton's emails, a list of all F.B.I. resources detailed to the investigation, a cost estimate for the F.B.I. and any other federal department or agency roped in and an explanation of the difference between "extreme carelessness" and gross negligence, a prosecutable offense.
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The uproar caused by this transgression even prompted Lesnar's opponent Hunt to sue the UFC for what he perceives to be purposeful carelessness to allow Lesnar—inarguably one of UFC 200's biggest pay-per-view attractions—compete on their bumper bicentennial event.
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While Overton's work feels like it is more overtly quoting the work of artists such as Donald Judd and Larry Bell that of the other artists featured, the collapse in the historical trajectory seems less brought on by intention than by carelessness.
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Some in the room were half-expecting Boone to berate them for their carelessness on the field — they had committed four errors in the loses — and for allowing the Astros to so thoroughly outplay them on national television, and in their own stadium.
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Ottawa's defensive carelessness frustrated its coach, Guy Boucher, who shoved his hands in his pockets and gazed at his feet after Chris Kreider, on the power play, batted a rebound past the backup goalie Mike Condon at 10:53 of the third.
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"With so many irregularities in Michigan — including more than 75,000 under-votes, many in urban areas, and widespread carelessness, and perhaps interference, with preserving ballots — there is a real possibility the rights of voters in Michigan may have been suppressed during this election."
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But Mr. O'Connor's support for European stocks in general is lukewarm, and with the penchant that European voters have shown for making surprising decisions with ramifications that will remain hard to gauge, taking big investment risks may start to look like carelessness.
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If the entities that hold our data cannot be trusted to protect it, then the government needs to have the tools to not only go after the criminals, but to also go after the companies that treat our financial lives with such negligence and carelessness.
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Clinton's emails, a list of all F.B.I. resources detailed to the investigation, a cost estimate for the F.B.I. and any other federal department or agency roped in and an explanation of the difference between "extreme carelessness" — the phrase Mr. Comey used the characterize Mrs.
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To my mind, though, it's symptomatic of a larger issue — a seeming carelessness throughout that extends to a reliance on clubby shorthand that speaks only to certain people (literary-minded baby boomers) instead of creating a compelling narrative peopled with diverse, vivid and interesting characters.
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In the same way that those with access to food consume and dispose of it with all the carelessness afforded by wealth, clothing has masqueraded itself as best when it is cheap and plentiful, obscuring an indiscernible value that comes at an immeasurably high cost.
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Student borrowers accusing loan servicer Navient of misleading them about a debt relief program for public servants have asked a federal judge in Florida to order the company to turn over records that could show it created "a culture of carelessness" among its employees.
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The disaster narrative also does not adequately imagine the future created for Puerto Rico by colonialism, austerity, Maria and government carelessness: "You can see the health crisis starting and already growing," Yau said, citing the long-term effects of black mold and tainted water.
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All of these potential vulnerabilities are worsened by having staff that haven't been cleared running around the White House, and while making them pass the FBI background checks could solve one part of the problem, it's not going to do much to prevent them from continued carelessness.
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There is something, though, about both the status (by this time a colead) and longevity (six years and counting) of the character of Michonne (on what was once the biggest show on TV) married to such carelessness that makes me tense up every time I see her.
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Lawyers for Bushmaster, which makes the AR-15, have countered that the plaintiffs are merely dressing up a novel negligent marketing claim in traditional negligent entrustment language so as to circumvent Congress' intention to make gun makers immune from civil liability for carelessness in their marketing practices.
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The company's aesthetic choices in how they curve their screens or shape their aluminum have stayed true but you don't have to look too far to find a pattern of carelessness in a number of Apple's devices which occasionally have prioritized svelte profiles over actually even working.
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The optimistic answer is that it's mere carelessness — government and media want to be seen as having brought in "authentic" voices from the community, but they don't check to see whether the people presenting themselves as such are actually respected by the larger Muslim American community.
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Jean-Michel Leniaud, head of the science council at the National Heritage Institute, said the blaze was the result of carelessness and neglect that stemmed in part from what he called a puerile conflict between the state, which officially owns Notre-Dame and is avowedly secular, and the Church.
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Malaysia's Department of Islamic Development says the game can be harmful, because it may lead players to intrude on the personal space of others, give rise to carelessness which may cause accidents, cause people to have angry outbursts if they lose and make some addicted to their smart devices.
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At a minimum, this pattern of meetings and concealment, whether by design or through carelessness, raises larger concerns about Mr. Kushner's fitness for the hugely consequential role Mr. Trump has given him — a vast portfolio of responsibilities that includes negotiating Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and reinventing the federal government.
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"With so many irregularities in Michigan — including more than 75,000 under-votes, many in urban areas, and widespread carelessness, and perhaps interference, with preserving ballots — there is a real possibility the rights of voters in Michigan may have been suppressed during this election," they said in a statement.
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One notable exception was President Barack Obama, who during the 2016 presidential campaign said that he did not believe that Hillary Clinton had harmed national security by using a private email server but was guilty only of carelessness — remarks that Republicans immediately criticized as interference with an open F.B.I. investigation.
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The parents of two Americans killed in the 2012 attack on a U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, have filed a lawsuit against Hillary Clinton, saying that her " 'extreme carelessness' in handling confidential and classified information" while secretary of state contributed to the conditions that led to their sons' deaths. Mrs.
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Strzok, you'll recall, is the man who infamously toned down FBI investigators' assessment of Hillary Clinton's actions as "gross negligence" — an infraction that the Department of Justice typically prosecutes — to "extreme carelessness," thus saving Clinton from potential jail time and earning her a mere public scolding from the pious Comey.
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"There's obvious things that we're going to get into — the exoneration letter and the term was changed from 'gross negligence' to 'extreme carelessness,' questions on the decision made to run the investigation out of headquarters versus the field office, and just all of the unusual things about the investigation," Rep.
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I have no idea what Mr. Comey's thinking was in commenting last July on what he perceived to be Hillary Clinton's "carelessness" in connection with her private email server or in publicly reopening his investigation of her shortly before the election based on what ultimately proved to be nothing of substance.
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I want to have hope and to positively contribute, but it's intensely frustrating to see the carelessness or outright sociopathic behavior of people and how we seem to have put industry and the bottom line above basic human rights and the well-being of our planet, of which we have only one.
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These traits include his obvious need for self-aggrandizement, his overreaction to perceived slights, his tendency to make decisions based on intuition, his refusal to change his views based on new information, his routine carelessness with the facts, his unwillingness to listen to others and his lack of respect for the law.
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"As a result of the IRS's carelessness, the Service will not meet OMB's [the Office of Management and Budget] December 31, 2016, deadline to modernize its email system, wasting millions of taxpayer dollars and further delaying full IRS transparency and accountability," the lawmakers wrote in a letter to Commissioner John Koskinen Wednesday.
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The parents of two Americans killed in the 2012 attack on a United States diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, filed a lawsuit on Monday against Hillary Clinton, saying that her "'extreme carelessness' in handling confidential and classified information" while secretary of state contributed to the conditions that led to their sons' deaths.
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If over 300 State professionals and experts didn't recognize classified information in the emails they sent to Clinton, and they used nonsecure channels to send them to her, then how can Clinton plausibly be accused, alone, of showing "extreme carelessness" because she "should have" known what 300-plus government professionals did not?
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The film introduces us to Ruth through her muted reactions to other people's carelessness: She picks up after a shopper who drops food in the aisles of the grocery store and is rewarded by being cut in line at checkout; in the parking lot, she dodges a car that backs into her path without looking.
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That ended the "match," at least until Wyatt entered the live arena; in a bit of Roger Corman–esque carelessness on the part of WWE producer/delusional auteur Kevin Dunn, he left the house at prerecorded night and entered the arena in live California sunshine, whereupon he was immediately waylaid by a teleporting Orton.
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President Trump's claims that this dismissal was justified based on Comey's handling of the Hillary Clinton email scandal are curious, given that during the presidential campaign, then-candidate Trump enthusiastically praised and applauded Comey's decision to reopen the Clinton investigation -- after initially rebuking Clinton for her carelessness and concluding she had committed no crime.
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These traits include his obvious need for self-aggrandizement, his overreaction to perceived slights, his tendency to make decisions based on intuition, his refusal to change his views based on new information, his routine carelessness with the facts, his unwillingness to listen to others and his lack of respect for the rule of law.
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"After midnight last night there was a phone call to 066 from soccer player Alan Pulido and in a moment of carelessness by his captors in the place where he was, he was able to make a phone call asking for help, and giving (his) location where he was," state prosecutor Ismael Quintanilla said during a press conference.
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I went off to college in Southern California and found a team that was even worse; where the Nets owners were a bickering gaggle of local litigation aficionados, the Clippers were owned by an authentic monster—a rancid hornball slumlord whose immense wealth and complete immunity to shame allowed him to treat the team with transcendent carelessness.
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After all, "coolness," at least in this configuration, is contingent on youth, on carelessness, on not asking other people to take you seriously because you don't take yourself seriously, on the performance of total sexual availability, on the ability to effortlessly maintain your figure while also eating anything and everything — a tension increasingly difficult to sustain past the age of 29.
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Never mind that the issue has been investigated by the State Department's independent watchdog and the FBI, which released a 250-page report last month to support its argument that Mrs Clinton was guilty of nothing except carelessness; Mr Trump said he would appoint a special prosecutor to investigate her—and the verdict, he made clear, would not be in doubt.
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"I am also struck by the magnitude of the grievor's carelessness in 2017 and the disastrous consequences of it, which should have impressed upon him the importance of applying himself conscientiously to his duties, but which clearly had no effect because he was guilty of the same negligent misconduct with similar disastrous consequences in 2018," Glass wrote in his decision.
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Defending his stance, Comey said, "When I look at the facts we gathered here, as I said, I see evidence of great carelessness, but I do not see evidence sufficient to establish that Secretary Clinton or those with whom she was corresponding both talked about classified information on email and knew when they did it that they were doing something that was against the law."
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"My Heart Will Go On"—that unfathomably popular song about watching your lover die in the freezing waters of the Atlantic due to an avoidable engineering failure, the cruelty of Billy Zane, and the carelessness of the White Star Line—was as soft-focus melodramatic as it was powerful (which is to say, very), and we saw no Céline but the lovelorn, ballad-singing Céline.
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"There's obvious things that we're going to get into — the exoneration letter, and the term was changed from 'gross negligence' to 'extreme carelessness,' questions on the decision made to run the investigation out of headquarters versus the field office, and just all of the unusual things about the investigation," said Jordan, who has been one of the GOP's fiercest attack dogs on perceived bias at the FBI.
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But he is careless, in exactly the way that F. Scott Fitzgerald described two of the main characters in "The Great Gatsby": "They were careless people, Tom and Daisy — they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness, or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made."
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The company also offers a to-your-door delivery service to prevent the carelessness Weir says most women use when they get their period unexpectedly and are in need; the idea is to prevent women from having to run out to the pharmacy to buy whatever garbage tampon is on sale or fish out some crumbled, broken tampon from the bottom of your purse as a last resort.
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According to his new book, over the past 2100 years, his "photographs have been widely recognized for their powerful depiction of the destruction of the American landscape by our industrial and military culture," giving viewers the opportunity to see parts of America that they'd never been able to see before, while also giving the public the chance to consider the legacy they were leaving behind for future generations: one of toxicity, carelessness, and greed.
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Other signs include FBI announcements about the carelessness of one presidential candidate while another draws his tweet graphics from neo-Nazis, a referendum in which more than 19683 million Britons vote to leave the European Union, the nomination of a political outsider by a major party over the objection of many party elites, and the fact that some of those elites are still exploring the possibility of altering convention rules in order to nominate someone else.
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In a lawsuit filed on Monday in Kings County Supreme Court against Irving Plaza and the concert promoter Live Nation, which oversees the club, Troy Ave (whose real name is Roland Collins) accuses the club and its security staff of "negligence and carelessness" on May 25 at a show that was to be headlined by the rapper T. I. Before T. I. could take the stage, multiple shots were fired in a green room, killing Ronald McPhatter, 33, a bodyguard for Troy Ave, and wounding Troy Ave and two others.
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