It's a real possibility that they will come up short.
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Kraft Heinz has come up short as an attractive employer.
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This, unfortunately, is where Tesla has consistently come up short.
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This year certainly didn't come up short on that front.
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History shows that previous repatriation holidays have come up short.
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Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo did, however, come up short.
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Sessions' attempts to block the conference, however, would come up short.
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Some companies have come up short in what they actually disclose.
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But her more ambitious plan is guaranteed to come up short.
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Successive votes had come up short of the required absolute majority.
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There are many emotions when you come up short of your goal.
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Howard Dean (D) in 85033 — have come up short in the end.
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New estimates suggest revenues in May will have come up short again.
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The risk is not just that Mr. Haque will come up short.
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Many other attempts at behavioral nudges for patients have come up short.
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"Not by a lot, but we did come up short," he said.
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Not every popular call has come up short this month, of course.
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It had come up short in a House vote the week before.
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For the most part the men in the film come up short.
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In eighteen professional tests in the UK, Bisping has never come up short.
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The company formerly known as Weight Watchers also saw revenue come up short.
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That said, the Blade's hardware does come up short in a few places.
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But in most of those races, the Democratic candidates have come up short.
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In many more Iowa precincts on Monday night, O'Malley will come up short.
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Republicans note that Democrats have targeted this seat before and come up short.
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That means even if everyone were hired, business would still come up short.
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But climate change is not the only area where hospitals come up short.
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That doesn't mean Warren is destined to come up short in eight days.
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Stanford said that it accommodates accusers even after their cases come up short.
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There is simply no room to come up short this time, they say.
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That is a big Achilles heel, because they have always come up short.
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This is one of the areas where Elon Musk has consistently come up short.
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Without control of Congress or the White House, we will often come up short.
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Other times, I'll come up short handed and feel like no progress was made.
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Even when compared to Bose Quiet Comfort 35s, the Shinola Canfields come up short.
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The one thing you don't want to do is come up short of totality.
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It means that you have fought, with desperation and ferocity, but come up short.
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That leaves the taxpayer holding the bag whenever any promised benefits come up short.
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If they come up short then, their campaign will be oddly lacking memorable specifics.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "That's right, folks, looks like, yet again, Bloomberg has come up short.
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Where agencies come up short, he is not one to give them a pass.
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The fear is that Republicans will again get pummeled if they come up short.
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Among his riskier 'Cloud Prince' group, both New Relic and Okta come up short.
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The opposition, led by the Blue and White party, has also come up short.
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The packaged foods company has come up short on revenue in four straight quarters.
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Did you search for information on anything and come up short in the kids' section?
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Analysts said the results may have come up short of investors' lofty expectations for Celgene.
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After double-digit gains in second-quarter profits, the latest quarter has come up short.
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The company beat top-line estimates, according to FactSet, although revenue did come up short.
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Yet that's where the Nationals, no matter their regular-season successes, have come up short.
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"That's right folks, it looks like yet again, Bloomberg has come up short," Noah says.
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Recent moves by NATO and the UK, among others, suggest Trump will come up short.
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For those who have lived with these writers for years, Dean can come up short.
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"He was, I think, reluctant to go to Singapore and come up short," he said.
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Authorities said the plane had come up short of the runway by more than 193 feet.
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Many investors do not expect the ECB to come up short of market expectations this time.
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It is true that in terms of winning the Democratic nomination, we did come up short.
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If they come up short, it won't be for a lack of foot soldiers or money.
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Efforts to create new antibiotics have come up short because they can't get into the cell.
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Those were the cheers of desperation, tribute to a valiant effort doomed to come up short.
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To be so close to winning and yet come up short—it was frustrating and tantalizing.
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It's about invidious distinctions, the ways men compare themselves to other men and come up short.
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And if they come up short, Carbon Lighthouse will write them a check for the difference.
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Instead, they sighed with frustration that they had matched their opponent and yet come up short.
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Another area where CBO has come up short has been in its estimates of farm bills.
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Pearce broke the news that while Hunt won overwhelmingly, Clinton was going to come up short.
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While anti-establishment outsiders have long competed in congressional races, they have typically come up short.
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Her daughter was running for president a second time, and once again she would come up short.
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The company formerly known as Weight Watchers also saw revenue come up short of Wall Street forecasts.
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"That is big deal even if the details may come up short at the moment," Logan said.
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It was a very emotional day for myself and my seniors, because we've come up short before.
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But such toasts often come up short — or worse, become the low point of the wedding weekend.
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But both players would come up short for their next shots and neither would win the wager.
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And none of the ingredients is hard to procure should your pantry come up short on one.
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Nevertheless, the Rams have come up short on evaluations in three areas: quarterback, receiver, and offensive line.
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And there is one key area where HTC is guaranteed to come up short: The marketing budget.
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But we have still come up short on real solutions that move us from talk to results.
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Another key takeaway is to continue looking for work, even if you think you'll come up short.
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He also warned about the possible fallout should tax reform efforts in Washington come up short of expectations.
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I always come up short in general so beating him this tournament was very, very exciting for me.
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"We should not come up short or stop," Azari-Jahromi wrote on Twitter after announcing the failed launch.
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"A little disappointed to come up short, but to clinch a spot in Miami is unbelievable," Truex said.
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Having come up short in Iowa and New Hampshire, his super PAC raised $320,000 in all of January.
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The Steelers built a 35-14 lead, only for the Cowboys to storm back but come up short.
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EVEN THOUGH DAVID FABER EARLIER REPORTED THAT ACCORDING TO HIS INFORMATION THAT YOU'RE GOING TO COME UP SHORT.
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John Kasich deciding to challenge Trump in the Republican primary, only to come up short in the end.
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Recent moves by NATO and the UK, among others, suggest Trump will come up short in this effort.
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Peter Kinder and Eric Greitens come up short this year, they could quickly pivot to the Senate race.
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Suffering back-to-back losses in 2010 and 2014, the U.S. had come up short for years — until Thursday.
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Scientists have long searched for a possible connection between bed bugs and physical illness, but largely come up short.
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Critics also note that high-risk pools have a mixed record because past government subsidies have come up short.
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The Vegas Golden Knights had a historic season, even if they did come up short of the ultimate prize.
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Critic's notebook Rashaad Newsome and Kia LaBeija provide fierceness and flash but their shows come up short as dance.
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Testing the upstart Internet concepts with harsher business-model scrutiny, and selling them summarily when they come up short.
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But after 25 years, you may need to make peace with the likelihood that she will come up short.
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And when she and others have checked the nutritional content of these diets, they almost always come up short.
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Suffering back-to-back losses in 22018 and 290, the U.S. had come up short for years — until Thursday.
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I compare us, come up short, then spend hours building up the case for why I'm better than her.
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Will its candidates outperform 28 results but come up short, as they did in South Carolina, Montana and Kansas?
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So we are forced to conclude, that while dispiritingly bad, the Knicks come up short in another way too.
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That's why most criticisms of Burns that are made on the grounds of improper history ultimately come up short.
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The sell-off came a day after CEO Tim Cook warned that its first quarter revenue would come up short.
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Those may not seem like big-deal credentials, but you'd be shocked at how many actors come up short. 2.
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He said during a special session on the refugee crisis that the world had come up short in its response.
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Minorities such as African Americans or Latinos also often come up short in retirement, Carr said, but for different reasons.
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But if they come up short, there are local papers, investigative journalists, and emerging digital outlets that are stepping up.
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That is an area where Republicans have traditionally come up short, but one they are seeking to emulate this cycle.
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New brands often come up short on this front because they don't have the name recognition that industry stalwarts do.
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When Peter gets to the end of his project, he realizes that he has come up short on meta-narratives.
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This is perhaps the most basic responsibility of the legislative branch, yet for decades, Congress has repeatedly come up short.
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A few weeks later, he said he had tried to find a weakness in Guardiola's team, and come up short.
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Texas, the top state for California exiles, will probably come up short for Democrats this year, though it's in play.
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But despite being a picture of durability in the regular season, he has come up short when it matters most.
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Defeating SonicFox that was my main thing — even moreso than winning the tournament, because I always come up short against SonicFox.
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Stutzman is the most dramatic example, but he wasn't the only Republican to come up short running an anti-McConnell campaign.
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Ask the college for a review of your requirements well ahead of graduation to make sure you won't come up short.
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The Irish superstar might well come up short against Dos Anjos, who is looking more and more like an untouchable champion.
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Seeing people play their hearts out and come up short is just as powerful as seeing them eke out a victory.
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" "It never feels good to put your heart into a cause or a candidate you believe in and come up short.
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That imbalance can mean that kids come up short not just in iron but also other vitamins and minerals and fiber.
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The F-22 Raptor and F-35A Joint Strike Fighter fleets will come up short, he said, but for different reasons.
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The case has drawn national attention, yet searches for Tibbetts, encompassing properties including an area hog farm, have come up short.
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Both can be shed over time if they come up short or when they're no longer valuable for what you're doing.
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Only one player can win NBA MVP each season, meaning plenty of deserving players come up short of the prestigious award.
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Were that change to go through, it's conceivable that Trump would come up short of a majority in an actual roll call.
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Until Thursday, the U.S. had come up short in all but the first, including back-to-back losses in 2010 and 2014.
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I would just say that the top does come up short on purpose (because of the style) and the shorts are cheeky.
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Newton, meanwhile, finds himself on a tough, three-fight skid, having come up short to Liam McGeary, Phil Davis, and now Vassell.
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Some Iowa Democrats viewed Warren as a fresher face, deserving of an opportunity where Sanders had come up short four years ago.
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The items highlighted in green are what Trump has achieved, while the items in red are areas where he's come up short:
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I've spent years trying to cut, slice, and pit my own avocados, only to come up short, injured, or covered in avocado.
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Dana White publicly lambasted his champion for not accepting what could have been a career altering bout had he come up short.
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But when it comes to concerns about rape or domestic violence, a new study says most smartphone personal assistants come up short.
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"Not only did he understand our concerns, he acknowledged that Facebook has come up short so far, which I respected," said Moffatt.
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The GOP Congress also has come up short on some of Trump's chief priorities, disappointing the president and his most fervent supporters.
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Without support from the 40-member House Freedom Caucus, the trillion-dollar budget proposal will come up short on the House floor.
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Before last night, they had just beaten LSU 83-82, but it seemed like their luck had come up short against Missouri.
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Trump currently maintains a delegate lead but may come up short of the necessary 1,237 delegates to win the GOP nod outright.
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But if they come up short, it may be in part because of a failure to pursue a key group of voters.
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In fact, one of the Fed's own economists recently penned a report indicating that QE has come up short of its goals.
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Because, as the authors of the recommendation note, in studies of their nutritional content they come up short compared with dairy milk.
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And while there have been some promising candidates that made it to as far as human clinical trials, all have come up short.
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They've both recently come up short to Tyron Woodley, but could conceivably earn another shot at the champ with a few convincing wins.
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It is necessary, of course, to ensure the program's long-term health beyond 2500, when the system is projected to come up short.
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President Donald Trump doesn't like to lose, but his two recent recommendations for posts on the Federal Reserve board have come up short.
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Absolutely. However, ask us to think back to a time when any detail beyond the scent surprised us and we come up short.
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Here's the reality: there are no shortage of Senate Republicans who weren't angry the House had come up short up to this point.
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Heading into the playoffs this year, many believed the Patriots would come up short against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship.
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For Day, the disappointment might have seemed overpowering because he had contended at five previous major championships and had always come up short.
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When I try to describe to people the sense of physical relief it gave me, I pretty much come up short of words.
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According to the latest projections, the system will come up short in 2034, unless reforms are undertaken before then to strengthen its finances.
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It's not because they're timid, or lazy, or stupid (they may be all these things, but that's not why they've come up short).
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Policymakers have scrambled to identify other laws that would ban 220006D printed guns in the U.S., but so far, they've come up short.
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Of course, for decades, scientists have attempted to develop a drug that could flip the appetite switch — and they've always come up short.
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If they come up short, it may be in part because of a failure to pursue a key group of voters: military veterans.
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Why it matters: While Americans are drinking more at home with their local watering holes closed, the liquor supply may come up short.
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It is their other teammates who have come up short — in part, perhaps, because they are having trouble coping with the Warriors' pressure.
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Part of the problem with fake news is that traditional journalism has come up short in answering many of these news literacy questions.
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After his son made the field as a first alternate from the Georgia sectional qualifier, Love was glad he had come up short.
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Impeachment It looks like House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's attempt to force cooperation from the Senate in an impeachment trial has come up short.
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Yet she gave no public sign that there had been a rift within the Trump administration, or that she had come up short.
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It hurts me the most because usually, when you come up short in something, you can come back and you can fix it.
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Against the very best teams — and it is Spain that now awaits in the last 16 — Russia is likely to come up short.
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He, too, has come up short in the medical literature: "There really is no evidence for cannabis treating menstrual period pain," he said.
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Even if they united with every other party, their numbers would still come up short of those of the Liberals and the New Democrats.
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If you come up short before you meet that goal, consider applying for a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Home Development.
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This isn't the first time AT&T has announced a big new expansion and come up short in terms of actually reaching new customers.
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It has to be so crushing to come up short against me for a 3rd time, I don't think he'd put himself through that.
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Even if they united with every other party, their numbers would still come up short of those of the Liberals and the New Democrats.
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HCA Holdings warned its first-quarter results would come up short of analyst expectations, due in part to a drop-off in hospital admissions.
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Buffalo Bills come up short Before he became president, Trump owned the New Jersey Generals of the now-defunct United States Football League (USFL).
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As more and more of these polls come up short, everyone from journalists to voters may learn to stop relying on them so much.
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They have not won a major tournament in over 20 years, and Messi's team has come up short twice in the last two years.
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Some, like the Rodriguez family, have drained their life savings only to come up short of what they need to restore their flooded homes.
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The firm also established a $23 target on the stock, saying that fourth quarter revenue growth will likely come up short of analyst estimates.
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Helen M. in Michigan Helen M. in Michigan: Many people who try this come up short and are left with merchandise they can't sell.
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Bost still might come up short: His challenger, Brendan Kelly, raised $580,000 and has over $950,000 cash on hand, according to a campaign source.
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Pinera's efforts to quell the violence have so far come up short, despite promises to beef up pensions, the minimum wage and healthcare benefits.
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Four times previously during the Ovechkin era, the Capitals won three games in the second round only to come up short in Game 7.
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Those wins have papered over some of the cracks as Arsenal has often come up short in the Premier League and the Champions League.
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She registers the surprised looks on her pro-am partners' faces when they come up short of the green or when she outdrives them.
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Roosevelt speaks of those who strive, when they want to do great things, that sometimes come up short, but always relish the good fight.
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Barao would have completed one of the most emphatic falls from graces the sport had ever seen had he come up short against Nover.
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And especially when compared with his contemporary Tom Brady, the four-time Super Bowl champion quarterback of the Patriots, Manning has come up short.
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The Boosted Mini S features a seven-mile range which would be just fine in New York but might come up short in Los Angeles.
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You'd think he would be a little timid and come up short, but he rifled this one several feet over, and wide of, the rim.
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I make a cup of chai tea and look for something to eat for breakfast, but come up short so I head out the door.
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He should also focus on health care, because it is the one issue that pragmatic voters of South Carolina have seen pragmatism come up short.
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The federal government does not keep an accurate count of police killings of civilians, and private efforts to tally the deaths inevitably come up short.
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Detainees meals' calorie counts always seem to come up short, and whatever does land on the trays is so foul that it borders on inedible.
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Ditto a special House election in southwestern Pennsylvania in which Trump campaigned with the Republican nominee, only to watch him come up short with voters.
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Still, the L.A. Phil has sometimes come up short in mainstream repertory, lagging behind the Cleveland Orchestra, the Chicago Symphony, or the best European groups.
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Either way, Kelly has definitely come up short with his kids when it comes to child support ... which is why he was arrested again Wednesday.
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Tuan's mother, Minh, recounted the last search trip, when the family had come up short and been forced to drive back to Hanoi empty-handed.
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By the beginning of June, when the last of the primaries were held, she had come up short, and Barack Obama was the presumptive nominee.
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China's efforts — including tax cuts and monetary easing — to stave off the trade war's effects and other homegrown issues have so far come up short.
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If the Golan Heights, the embassy, the capital and everything else couldn't get him over the line in April, he could still come up short.
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Many Democrats here have tried to tap into that well of nontraditional voters across the state and have come up short for roughly 25 years.
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Among the smattering of apps that try to address the gender-inclusivity market gap, most come up short or are too new to successfully judge.
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Now I know it never feels good to put your heart into a cause or a candidate you believe in and to come up short.
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Having come up short to Juliana Lima and Justine Kish in her first two bouts in the Octagon, this Phoenix submission marks Ansaroff's first Octagon triumph.
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Saiga entered the second round with a sense of urgency, aggressively taking it to Ito after sensing he had come up short in the opening round.
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While Biden has sometimes come up short on the style points on stage, he has given enough Democrats enough to work with to continue supporting him.
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In his video, ObbyRaidz mentions that his attempts to contact YouTube personnel have all come up short, and any attempts at repealing the strikes were denied.
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The Commodores committed 16 turnovers and saw leading scorers Matthew Fisher-Davis and Luke Kornet both come up short in Thursday's 76-66 loss to Butler.
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Bernie Sanders , who have increasingly tried to take their message mainstream ahead of the November midterm elections, only to see their preferred candidates come up short.
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The new group represents an aggressive new strategy for a local industry that has been scrambling to compete with global giants — and repeatedly come up short.
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Roosevelt speaks of those who strive, who dare to do great things, who sometimes win and sometimes come up short but always relish a good fight.
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If you need, or simply have a strong preference, to listen to something at all times then the Bose Frames are going to come up short.
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But until we confront the fact that people make a lot of money off the poor, our efforts to reduce inequality will always come up short.
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In a blink, the Brazilian powerhouse had lost his title and come up short in one of the most highly-publicized grudge matches in MMA history.
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GOP leaders in that chamber are trying to build support for a harder-line bill, though an initial version has come up short in whipping efforts.
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Second, if you don't request the funds precisely as needed, you'll come up short for the amount you want to roll over because of the mandatory withholding.
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With nobody to hold users accountable for reaching their goals, users often come up short of their savings targets, or lack a realistic picture of their expenses.
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What can be even more disheartening, though, is investing in a fancy (read: $$$) skin-care routine only to come up short — in both results and in change.
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The most comprehensive search for signs of intelligent life elsewhere in the universe has come up short so far, despite generating more than 1 petabyte of data.
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To be sure, August has often produced disappointing job numbers; in 10 of the last 13 years, the month has come up short of on market expectations.
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I don't think we realized how much pressure we put on ourselves to win for her, and if we had come up short it would've been devastating.
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Lee holds 69 singles titles but success at major championships has eluded him and he has often come up short against his arch-nemesis, China's Lin Dan.
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How might they capture the man and his presidency in all of its hallucinatory, absurd and terrifying detail when we journalists usually seem to come up short?
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But the trials made clear he had come up short on one of his earliest campaign promises — to clean up Albany and restore public trust in government.
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If they do indeed come up short of a playoff spot, it will be because of their traditionally stingy defense falling off — they're 25th in defensive rating.
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Clinton already has about 80 percent of the 2,383 delegates needed to win the nomination; even if she swept all five states she would still come up short.
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They've seen the way Boston tends to get what it wants, and the way that the Blue Jays too often come up short with big-name free agents.
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Why it matters: It turns out that humans have a similar failing — put them in front of a problem they've never solved, and they often come up short.
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A TIMELINE OF EVENTS IN CASE OF MISSING STUDENT MOLLIE TIBBETTS Ongoing searches for Tibbetts, which have included properties such as a hog farm, have come up short.
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When compared with the careful forecasts of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or the exhaustive reports of the General Accountability Office, however, DHS products come up short.
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However, the nonpartisan think tank Tax Policy Center says it is unsure how Harris would pay for the tax credits, as her current proposals would come up short.
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Okes's desperate attempts to squeeze the text — using mechanical space-saving techniques as well as editorial tricks like setting passages of verse as prose — had come up short.
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Despite the huge sums of money spent by the Freedom Foundation and their secretive funders, they still continually come up short in their efforts to undermine working families.
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She had not simply come up short of expectations in three previous Winter Games — she had what may still stand as the best-known Olympics blunder in history.
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Though he's looking in a stronger position to win the nomination in 220 than 243, he may still come up short of the delegate majority needed to win.
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Agbegnenou's silver snapped a medal drought for France, seen as a top contender in Rio but which had come up short in the first three days of judo action.
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You know it all fell in place for us at the end which it had to if one thing had gone wrong we would have probably come up short.
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I think there's a lot of teams that would like to be in this situation, but when you come up short, you take stock and try to do better.
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Other groups that have petitioned for exemption have come up short in their claims of holding a "sincere" belief system, which would allow federal authorities to overrule their practices.
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But it seemed clear that Iran's ailing hard-line faction, having used every weapon in its arsenal against the moderate supporters of the Rouhani government, had come up short.
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Next, he returned to form with a blistering knockout of Rousimar Palhares, only to come up short yet again, giving up a forgettable decision to Japanese veteran Yushin Okami.
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Jets Come Up Short: Rookie returner Kenyan Drake was delighted to find himself at the bottom of a pile of players, because they were teammates in the end zone.
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"There have been many well-intentioned policies of all shapes and sizes, but to date, they have all come up short on one of those key criteria," Bertelsen said.
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Adding some drama to the upset, Jones's touchdown was initially ruled to have come up short, but was confirmed to have broken the plane after a review by officials.
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That Bishop won -- whether by two votes, 22018 points or 213 points -- averts what would have been an absolute panic within the GOP conference had he come up short.
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Take full advantage of your Roth IRA to make sure you don&apost come up short when you&aposre ready to throw in the towel on going to work.
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The Ochoas are forced to ask family members and friends of their patients for money while those patients are in critical condition, and often find they come up short.
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But attempts at comprehensive immigration reform on Capitol Hill often come up short, given the complex nature of the issue and varying opinions on what the system should look like.
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They don't seem to carry any diseases—scientists have exhaustively looked for pathogens they could theoretically host and infect us with, like HIV and Hepatitis B, but come up short.
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Pella, who had previously reached four ATP finals and come up short each time, made no mistake against the young Chilean and finished a superb week without dropping a set.
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The two banks were the only two Italian lenders to have come up short on capital in a pan-European check-up done by the European Central Bank in 2014.
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During that last season with the Cav's, James would eventually come up short in the finals, but still earned $21996 million in salary, with a further $22021 million in endorsements.
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He now finds himself on a two fight skid, having recently come up short in a last-minute interim title fight with Jon Jones, and sits at 19-9 overall.
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That change could help build support for the bill, softening the cuts and assuaging senators that their states won't come up short under the new GOP vision for the program.
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More people than ever before are using dating apps to find love, but people often feel like they come up short when it comes to landing quality matches and dates.
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The White House framed the move as part of their efforts to expand choices for people in health care, now that their efforts to repeal ObamaCare have come up short.
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But even with strong African-American support, Southern Democrats until recently come up short, largely because they haven't attracted nearly as many college-educated whites as their party does elsewhere.
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Having come up short in last year's championship series, the Mystics turned up the heat in the final few minutes to deliver the title in front of their home fans.
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So regulating payday lenders out of business, they argue, will only leave the most economically vulnerable nowhere to turn when they come up short on a rent check or car payment.
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"Sometimes you can give everything you've got and still come up short, and I thought that's what our group of guys did in this series," Cavaliers head coach Tyronn Lue lamented.
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Teague is averaging 16.5 points and 9.8 assists this month and was able to poke fun at himself for continuing to come up short in the pursuit of a triple-double.
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But in the top of the seventh, he didn't come up short at all, smashing a grand slam off reliever Brandon Kintzler that pushed the game out of the Nationals' reach.
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They can provide cash or "longevity insurance" when other sources of retirement income come up short or provide money for out-of-pocket health care costs or other sudden financial crunches.
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Instead of judging Mind of Mine on its own merit, it's impossible not to measure it against Channel Orange (or The Weeknd, or Miguel), where Zayn will always come up short.
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Having just spent months on health care negotiations only to come up short, Republican leadership seems reluctant to fold individual mandate repeal into their tax bill, despite the president's vocal support.
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If they come up short, those lawmakers could say they tried, but their opponents could point out the bottom line: The fate of DACA recipients is still up in the air.
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Russell Wilson may have come up short on his quest for the Super Bowl this year, but he's winning off the field -- Ciara's pregnant ... and this child matches his jersey number.
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Most of you know it, Roosevelt speaks of those who strive, who dare to do great things, who sometimes win and sometimes come up short but always relish a good fight.
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To this point, we've come up short and our voters have every right to demand not just the goals but the strategy and the action steps to fulfill these past promises.
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But data published on Friday suggests Republicans could come up short, with after-tax incomes up a modest 1.5 percent in the six months through May, according to the Commerce Department.
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Though he's fallen on tough times, and could well come up short when he takes on Corey Anderson at UFC 198, he is one of the greatest light heavyweights in MMA history.
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It's not much of a stretch then to imagine that Trump, if he does come up short in the 2020 election, wouldn't be willing to simply go quietly into that good night.
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Whether in his decades in the business world or his second career as a politician -- and President -- his career is marked with a refusal to acknowledge when he has come up short.
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A senior politician and Revolutionary Guards commander, Major General Mohsen Rezai, said on Twitter that Iran was not looking for war, "but we are not going to come up short in reciprocating".
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Etsy has long been our source of inspiration for all things wedding-related — from the perfect engagement ring to unique bridal gowns — and it hasn't come up short on the invitations front.
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So while having an NBA champ on your roster is priceless, having that same champ come up short during a simple jumping exhibition is definitely not going to help Anta's shoe sales.
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And without another competitive special election on the horizon between now and November 6, it's hard to see how Republicans could change the narrative if Balderson does come up short on Tuesday.
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But when it comes to follow through, at least in his first 100 days in office Trump has come up short on the bite, failing to deliver on his toughest campaign promises.
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"She added: "Now I know it never feels good to put your cause into a heart or a candidate you believe in and to come up short — I know that feeling well.
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"Once again, the Trump administration's attempts to waste our natural resources and pollute our communities has come up short in the courts," Lauren Pagel, policy director at Earthworks, said in a statement.
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Beyond that, he focuses his energies monomaniacally on doing the thing at which he is the best in the world — something that would remain true even had Alabama come up short Monday.
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A senior politician and Revolutionary Guards commander, Major General Mohsen Rezai, said on Twitter that Iran was also not looking for war, "but we are not going to come up short in reciprocating".
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One area where those policies have come up short is in generating what officials consider a healthy level of inflation, which has stayed persistently below the Fed's 2 percent target through the recovery.
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They had identified the link between sick people and a food, isolated the organism creating the illness, searched backward for how the organism had gotten into the food—and had come up short.
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"We've had three really good battles with them – had our opportunities and have come up short – so this is something that is really important to our players," Louisville coach Bobby Petrino told reporters.
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No. Short of an agreement on some final substitute amendment that locks in 50 votes -- something they've repeatedly come up short on accomplishing -- the process going forward is far from a sure thing.
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With the Twilight, Hunger Games and Divergent franchises dormant for the moment, Hollywood has been looking for other movies to cater to the YA audience, but all other attempts have come up short.
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Axa's $15.3 billion takeover of global property casualty firm XL Group was a monster deal in the insurance world, but Paris-based Axa's plan to pay for the acquisition has come up short.
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When the child welfare agency does end up in the news, it is almost always because a child has died and the agency is found to have come up short in its mission.
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If Pelosi does come up short, Democrats will have to scurry before the January House vote to find an acceptable replacement and avoid a messy floor fight at the start of the year.
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Analysts fear that if the economy continues to come up short of expectations, Mr. Modi might turn more to what are termed "communal issues," subjects that divide communities based on religion or caste.
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Assuming Gillibrand and Gabbard come up short -- which now looks like the most likely outcome -- you will have two sitting senators (Gillibrand and Colorado's Michael Bennet) two House members (Gabbard and Ohio Rep.
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Two CPSC commissioners, however, issued a dissenting opinion to the administrative court settlement between the agency and the manufacturer, writing that "consumers will come up short in terms of safety" under the agreement.
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Not surprisingly, Gates had a couple of predictions for the future of the internet — one of which would turn out to be eerily prescient, while the other one seems to have come up short.
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And if the Democrats find themselves attacking a zero-tolerance policy while Republicans are doing their best to unify the families and keep them in detention together, I think the Democrats come up short.
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Turkey: My quick Google search informs me that one should count on approximately 1 pound per serving, but since no hostess wants to come up short, I feel like Lily would probably over-order.
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Obama warned about the coarsening of politics and, without naming Trump, suggested that coverage of the presidential race dominated by the outspoken businessman had come up short and focused too often on "flashy" stories.
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Brees, Saints Come Up Short: Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints are putting up the kind of ridiculous numbers at home that would be hard to believe even in the Madden video game.
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If you're looking for something just like Grizzly Bear's 2009 mega-hit "Two Weeks" you might come up short — but check out "Mourning Sound," one of the album's singles, for a more familiar tone.
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Still, they knew they had come up short in a game that served as another measuring stick of how much progress they are actually making in Phil Jackson's third season as the team president.
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The senior was hardly the only player to come up short against Cal as the Buffaloes recorded a season-low six assists and shot 27 percent from 3-point range, also a season low.
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Last week, the presumptive Republican nominee responded to the Post's report which found his January charity event – which he claimed raised more than $6 million in donations for veterans charities – had come up short.
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Revenue did come up short, however, at $9.086 billion versus the $9.12 billion analysts polled by FactSet were expecting, and profit fell by 30% as the company sold off some of its businesses last year.
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If the ultimate goal is getting to 1,237 before the Republican convention in July, Trump is still likely to come up short of the number he will need to avoid a floor fight in Cleveland.
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The incidence of brain diseases is on the rise, mainly because of an aging population, but drugs have come up short because they can't cross the blood brain barrier in adequate amounts to be effective.
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The capital raise requires a simple majority of outstanding shares, but with Freenet vowing to vote its 24.5% stake against the issue, Sunrise CEO Olaf Swantee could come up short of the votes he needs.
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On days when their hunts come up short, they head over to beehives and collect honey, which is one of their favorite foods, accounting for at least 15 percent of the calories in their diet.
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And since House Democrats are adamant they won't support a continuing resolution that does not include immigration reforms, it's possible GOP leaders will come up short of a majority when that vote takes place Tuesday.
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They're now turning a digital infrastructure comprising more than 10 million collective email signups and social media followers, supported by a small army of volunteer activists, toward ensuring that the process doesn't come up short.
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"And it was wonderful…" Not only did Bowen get a solid meal and great drinking story out of it, but he also tended to his mess and made sure the restaurant didn't come up short.
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"Donald Trump's campaign hasn't yet announced how much money they raised in June, but Trump said earlier this week that if they come up short, he'll simply write himself a check to make up the difference."
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Over the past two years, several candidates he has backed in several important races -- including in gubernatorial primaries in Virginia and Ohio, and in several House races in Iowa and New Jersey -- have come up short.
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That being said, should the Phoenix native come up short again and add another loss to his current streak of four, it would be very surprising if UFC honored the six fights remaining on his contract.
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"Any of you out there who have run for office before and come up short — some part of you wants to go deep into a cave and never come out again," he said during the call.
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Now, almost four years later, it's worth looking back at that report's recommendations to learn how the NFL has changed its treatment of players accused of violence towards women -- and how it has come up short.
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For every one week increase in the timing between when the money comes in and when bills are due, there is an 18 percent increase in the likelihood you will come up short, the research found.
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That's the district north of Atlanta that became home to the most expensive House race in history last year when Democrats sensed an opportunity to seize a long-held Republican seat only to come up short.
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But Trump's efforts to woo farmers who say they are undecided for 2020 may come up short, as a new water policy will do little to counter the financial hits agricultural producers have taken from tariffs.
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But Trump's efforts to woo farmers who say they are undecided for 22020 may come up short, as a new water policy will do little to counter the financial hits agricultural producers have taken from tariffs.
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But Trump's efforts to woo farmers who say they are undecided for 28500 may come up short, as a new water policy will do little to counter the financial hits agricultural producers have taken from tariffs.
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While the AirPods Pro are definitely better than the original AirPods, with active noise cancellation and water resistance, they still come up short in the battery department (five hours, or almost 24 with the charging case).
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It's not unusual: An investor five or 10 years from retirement worries the nest egg will come up short, wants a boost over the finish line but already has a typical lineup of stocks and bonds.
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Third, the more the left rages about Trump and predicts nothing but catastrophe and conspiracy from him, the more out of touch it seems when the catastrophes don't happen and the conspiracy theories come up short.
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As the campaign 'face' of his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Modi, and his election strategist Amit Shah, can take credit if they win - but may face a backlash from sidelined party elders if they come up short.
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Video Investigators have interviewed dozens of people and searched a nearby hog farm, cornfields and other properties for any trace of Tibbetts over the last two weeks — but so far, their efforts have all come up short.
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BCBG Max Azria Holdings LLC has come up short with its disclosures for its plan to emerge from bankruptcy and needs to rework them, the U.S. trustee in its Chapter 11 said in court papers on Tuesday.
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Since coming to mixed martial arts from kickboxing in 2001, Cro Cop had fought a laundry list of big names and come up short just once against the number two heavyweight in the world, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira.
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This isn't just a story of exploitation or, conversely, empowerment; it's a cautionary tale about relying on the private sector to provide what the public needs, and how promises of real economic development invariably come up short.
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Last night, watching Serena come up short in the fight for her 24th Grand Slam title was a stinging reminder, to ambitious women of Serena's generation and older, of the inevitable career shifts that come with age.
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Last week, the stock fell nearly 10 percent in a day, setting its worst performance since 2013 after CEO Tim Cook told CNBC that the company could come up short on its quarterly earnings report later this month.
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LOS ALAMOS, N.M. – A federal nuclear safety panel says Los Alamos National Laboratory has come up short during drills intended to show how the New Mexico lab would respond to potential emergencies such as radioactive leaks or earthquakes.
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A center-right alliance built around Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia looks set to take the largest number of seats, according to the most recent polls, but is likely to come up short of a majority in both houses.
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"I'm glad he doesn't try to take away the power of the President to tweet," a source said, in part because Kelly surely would've come up short and suffered a blow to his credibility early in his tenure.
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Experts and policy-makers have since wrestled with how to sustainably fund and support an adequate long-term care system going forward and have so far come up short of putting a long-term, workable solution into place.
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Shannon O'Neil of the Council on Foreign Relations argues that Trump's strategy in Venezuela "has come up short," and he now risks "alienating influential players and easy friends alike" with his increasingly hard-line approach in Latin America.
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Traditional wireless routers have made it possible to connect to the Internet wirelessly, but standalone routers can come up short when it comes to maximizing your Internet speeds or ensuring coverage throughout the house (especially for bigger homes).
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PRAGUE, Sept 22020 (Reuters) - The Czech centre-left ruling coalition on Friday agreed a public sector wage hike that will increase government spending at a time when economists are warning that budget revenue projections may come up short.
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And in order to prove herself worthy of financial resources, she must prove that the impairment is not merely the result of an unwillingness to fix herself, but that she attempted a fix and has still come up short.
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Several attempts to clean it up have failed: it is now worth just a tenth of its book value, and could well come up short in a stress test by the European Central Bank later this month (see article).
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The items highlighted in green are what Trump has achieved, while the items in red are areas where he's come up short: Voters who wish to hold Trump to the contract would do well to read the fine print.
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For the last several weeks, Rubio has geared his entire campaign towards his home state of Florida, but he has come up short there—CNN has called the state for Donald Trump—as he came up short nearly everywhere else.
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Madonna's attempt to block the auction of a handful of personal items — including a breakup letter from rapper Tupac Shakur, a lock of her hair, a pair of her underwear and a slew of personal photographs — has come up short.
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Although the Grizzlies had rallied from a 17-point halftime deficit, seized the lead late in the third quarter and stretched to it as many as seven points in the fourth quarter, Barnes worried they were going to come up short.
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The Detroit native, who was raised by her grandmother and lives in Atlanta, had yearned for a family of her own but always seemed to come up short in the love department, with a series of failed relationships behind her.
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And while the significance of is title-synching defeat of a game Zeferino should not be dismissed, the fact remains that Fitch failed to unseat Palhares, and may well have come up short had he fought Shields as originally planned.
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The flip side of that is if Sanders fails to make up ground here in the delegate count, or if he falls further behind, then he will have come up short in one of his best opportunities to turn things around.
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But to many political strategists, it seemed Mr. Buttigieg had come up short on relatability after a meteoric rise in the Democratic 2020 field, which has been fueled by his even-tempered, coolly biting responses in nationally televised interviews and forums.
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"November hasn't been a great month at the box office — it feels like one splashy blockbuster after another has come up short — so 'Frozen 2' should be a welcome bright spot," Angie Han, Mashable's deputy entertainment editor, told CNN Business.
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Mudbound might come up short Aside from Mary J. Blige's best supporting actress nod and a spot in the best original song category for her ballad "Mighty River," Mudbound is out of the running for the major awards at the Golden Globes.
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However, they do come up short when it comes to financial planning and addressing any specific financial concerns you may have, such as a job change, move, illness, change in marital status, buying or selling a home, or paying for a child's education.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese hammer thrower Koji Murofushi, who won Olympic gold in Athens 12 years ago and bronze in London four years ago, has come up short in his bid to compete at a fifth Games in Rio de Janeiro in August.
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With zero shots on goal after 120 minutes it looked as if the Sounders, who have reached the playoffs in each of their eight years in the league, would come up short yet again but found the target when it mattered most.
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A much-discussed plan for a special legislative session in Albany to deliberate whether state lawmakers' pay should be raised and consider a host of other issues is off the table, after an announcement late Friday that negotiations had come up short.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will decide "on a case-by-case basis" whether to demand that more capital is set aside by banks that come up short under stress in this year's health check, its top supervisor said on Thursday.
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If you're looking for tea leaves, Graham — Kavanaugh's fiercest defender at last week's Senate hearings — seems to be acknowledging the possibility that Kavanaugh could come up short in the Senate, issuing a statement Tuesday about the possibility the Senate would reject Kavanaugh's nomination.
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In the wake of the Oscars snubbing non-white actors for the second year in a row, Idris Elba has weighed in on the diversity debate in the entertainment industry – and he says Hollywood isn't the only place where minority stars come up short.
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Most of you know it: Roosevelt speaks of those who strive, who dare to do great things, who sometimes win and sometimes come up short, but always relish a good fight – a contrast to those cold, timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.
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McCain, at 81, would prefer to "celebrate a happy life lived in imperfect service to a country made of ideals, whose continued success is the hope of the world," rather than linger on how the current state of the union might come up short.
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In the third-quarter earnings, Twitter revenue had come up short and the stock had dropped by more than 20% on a variety of concerns related to its Mobile Application Promotion product, which hurt its ability to target ads and share measurement data with partners.
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What's happening: The main culprits spotlighted by As You Sow, a non-profit dedicated to shareholder advocacy, are CEOs who take home massive paychecks but whose companies come up short on total shareholder return (a metric that tracks a company's stock, including reinvestment, annualized for 5 years).
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But if you're a particular kind of movie lover, you might still feel that they come up short when it comes to the real classics from Hollywood's Golden Age, not to mention films from European and Asian titans like Ingmar Bergman, Jean-Luc Godard and Akira Kurosawa.
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But the sudden and conspicuous return to the populist roots of his campaign in his speech also signaled a recognition that his actions in office thus far have come up short of his goal of radically revamping the US trade policies and heralding a manufacturing revolution.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (R-Texas), acknowledging that she had come up short in the nail-biting race for Texas's 23rd District.
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Plus, you can also transfer Amex and Citi points to Qantas, so if you come up short with Capital One miles but have points from a card like the Platinum Card® from American Express or the Citi Prestige® Card, you could make up the difference.
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Deutsche Bank, a large, beleaguered German lender with a big presence on Wall Street, may come up short in the Federal Reserve's annual stress tests because of problems in its United States operations that the Fed has reportedly already highlighted in the course of its regular supervision.
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Genetic analyses have come up short of pinpointing the culprit so far, but among the prime suspects is the pangolin, a long-snouted, scaly, ant-eating mammal virtually unknown in the West but widely prized in China as a delicacy and for its purported medicinal virtues.
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When people who are exceedingly focused and dedicated to using force of will to achieve their goals come up short, they report a hit to their well-being that is 120 percent greater than that reported by those who follow a less austere and stressful path.
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A couple of things, though, that you have to look forward to in the weeks ahead: obviously, earnings are coming, and the question will be what is the impact of tariffs and trade on those earnings, and how will they spin it if the earnings come up short?
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As the season dragged on, the team would prove to be a shadow of its previous self—and in future years, the Mavericks would continue to come up short, remaining competitive but never piecing together the sort of multiple-star roster that would dominate the NBA's coming decade.
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Despite Clinton and her staff being "extremely careless," Comey said the prosecution would come up short in proving criminal intent, meaning Clinton once again got the better of political opponents who, she had previously said, were "living in a fantasy world" if they expected to see her behind bars.
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The presumptive Republican nominee lambasted reporters at a press conference Tuesday for trying to probe into his donations to veterans groups, responding to a Washington Post report that found his January charity event – which Trump claimed raised more than $6 million in donations for veterans charities – had come up short.
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Had she come up short, any Republican incumbent in an even marginally competitive House seat would have immediately been on the phone to House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin and National Republican Congressional Committee Chair Steve Stivers of Ohio fretting over how Trump was going to cost them their jobs.
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Republicans say the vote in April merely showed that even a Democrat like Mr. Ossoff, with extraordinary wind at his back, was bound to come up short in suburban Georgia, despite millions of dollars in out-of-state donations and thousands of volunteers turbocharged by their distaste for President Trump.
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For all the thousands of promised jobs and the optimism sounding from the Walker statehouse, critics are noting that Foxconn has come up short in the past with similarly grandiose plans, including a $12 billon investment in Brazil, a $5 billion operation in India and a $30 million plant in Pennsylvania.
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He wrote: Even if Trump can do all of that — get his advantage with men up to Bush's 11-point edge and get Clinton's edge with women down to just 11 points — he still would come up short in the popular vote because of the first part of the equation: women produce more votes.
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He wrote: Even if Trump can do all of that - get his advantage with men up to Bush's 11-point edge and get Clinton's edge with women down to just 11 points - he still would come up short in the popular vote because of the first part of the equation: women produce more votes.
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While applications like Google Maps and Yelp seem to provide an inexhaustible source of information about local restaurants, stores and other points of interest, they also can come up short — moments when you arrive somewhere only to discover that the hours you had were wrong, or the store is closed for a holiday, or it's just shut down altogether.
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JP Morgan earlier this year decided not to remove Venezuela from its EMBI Global index, meaning investors who track it own Venezuelan bonds and are unable to sell them because the Treasury has effectively banned trading Where it stands: Because the Maduro regime has gotten continued support from Russia, China and Cuba, opposition efforts have come up short.
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Adam Isacson of the Washington Office on Latin America, a human rights advocacy organization, said that while the rebels had fulfilled their agreements to lay down arms and enter politics, the government had come up short on many of its promises, including providing social programs for former rebels and running water in the areas they had withdrawn from.
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Count our organizations among those who are working across the aisle to change laws and change lives, and after having come up short last year, Congress has a "second chance" to prove it can do the same, and pass comprehensive criminal justice reform that will reduce the federal prison population, save money, and, most importantly, make our communities safer.
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Preview: Twins at Rays Twins Final Pitch: Minnesota falls in nail-biter against Royals Twins come up short in back-and-forth against Royals WATCH: Twins' Escobar launches two-run bomb against Royals Photos of the Week: 211/21/63-26/23.80/22016 Tampa Bay will send right-hander Alex Cobb (9-9, 3.72 ERA) to the mound on Monday.
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We agree, but we think the Hillary question is bigger than just 2020 and the Democrats' shot at dethroning President Trump; we believe that her re-emergence onto the national stage has the very real potential to drive a schism so deep within the Democratic Party that Democrats would not only come up short in 2020, the party might also be irrevocably fractured in two.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE starred in a Facebook Live interview for his campaign on Thursday, further stoking speculation about a potential future television endeavor should he come up short in his White House bid.
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That means the proposed White House budget will come up short by some $3.7 trillion in new revenue it forecast over the next 10 years A lot depends on just which of Trump's campaign promises actually make it into new legislation, including a series of policies spelled out by Mulvaney in Thursday's op-ed, which took issue with skeptics of the White House economic growth targets.
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Perhaps you've done better, but most of us certainly come up short of our own ideals, ones I hope most people, religious or not, generally share — to be generous, peaceful, energetic in helping others and hesitant to help ourselves at their expense; to take care of the world we inhabit; to not only not kill one another (or even think about it), but to love one another.
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Yet despite his accolades as a two-division champion, despite his being one of the impossible-not-to-love "anyone, any place, any time" guys long before Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone had even entered the mainstream consciousness, despite his mountains of bloody-glove-licking ferocity, Penn seems doom to come up short in this latest comeback, and that just seems to suck all the fun out of his return.
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In the NYT Book Review, William Cohan says they come up short on answers: "Borrowed Time" has plenty of citations from books and articles about the financial crisis and about the often fascinating group of executives who led the bank over its long history, but the endnotes reveal only one actual interview the authors conducted — with Bart Dzivi, the former special counsel to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.
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From the mid-222th century, when some feminists fell out over whether to champion women's rights or abolition, to the mid-260th century, when noted white feminist leaders like Betty Friedan dismissed the concerns of poor women, women of color, and queer women, there has been a disingenuous strategy of trickle-down equality, which means women of color continually come up short of substantive gains toward full equality.
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Some Republicans, however, say Scalise — who survived a near-fatal shooting last summer and whom President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has dubbed "the legend from Louisiana" — also might come up short if Republicans keep the majority.
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Trump's best-case scenario means raising his support among male voters to the highest of any candidate in the past three decades and bringing Clinton's support among women to the lowest of any candidate in the past three decades — and that still doesn't quite make the cut, Dante Chinni wrote for NBC: Even if Trump can do all of that - get his advantage with men up to Bush's 11-point edge and get Clinton's edge with women down to just 11 points - he still would come up short in the popular vote because of the first part of the equation: women produce more votes.
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According to NBC's Dante Chinni's analysis of the poll, Trump's best-case scenario means raising his support among male voters to the highest of any candidate in the past three decades and bringing Clinton's support among women to the lowest of any candidate in the past three decades, and that still doesn't quite make the cut: Even if Trump can do all of that - get his advantage with men up to Bush's 11-point edge and get Clinton's edge with women down to just 11 points - he still would come up short in the popular vote because of the first part of the equation: women produce more votes.
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In Chinni's analysis of the poll, Trump's best-case scenario means raising his support among male voters to the highest of any candidate in the past three decades and bringing Clinton's support among women to the lowest of any candidate in the past three decades, and that still doesn't quite make the cut: Even if Trump can do all of that - get his advantage with men up to Bush's 11-point edge and get Clinton's edge with women down to just 11 points - he still would come up short in the popular vote because of the first part of the equation: women produce more votes.
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United States Interagency Council on Homelessness $2081 million Northern Border Regional Commission $2000 million Chemical Safety Board $513 million Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars $251 million Denali Commission $210.9 million Inter-American Foundation $25.8 million Delta Regional Authority $25 million African Development Foundation $30 million United States Institute of Peace $35 million U.S. Trade and Development agency $60 million Overseas Private Investment Corporation $83 million Appalachian Regional Commission $146 million National Endowment for the Arts $10.93 million National Endowment for the Humanities $148 million Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation $175 million Institute for Museum and Library Services $230 million Legal Services Corporation $385 million Corporation for Public Broadcasting $445 million Corporation for National & Community Service (AmeriCorps) $1.1 billion Total potential savings: $3,081,000,000 The math: The cuts still come up short on $51 billion of increased defense spending.
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