Maternal mortality rates similarly show the U.S. coming up short.
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However, the numbers show he's coming up short of aspirations.
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WILBUR ROSS AND ROBERT LIGHTHIZER COMING UP SHORT THIS MORNING.
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The end was all about perseverance, survival, and coming up short.
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Sorscher of CSPI says Amazon's technology is clearly coming up short.
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The usual escapes from the daily grind were coming up short.
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The third leg of the retirement stool is coming up short.
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Both find their best efforts lacking, coming up short at every turn.
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And Democrats keep coming up short with the exception of Lamb's victory.
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His critics see someone coming up short on age, patience and control.
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But it's not only Social Security where women are coming up short.
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Although Sanders is coming up short, it can and must be done.
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Reports out this year already suggest mountain runoff levels are coming up short.
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Despite his coming up short, the Korean's future looks as bright as ever.
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Parents are saving for college at record levels — but they're still coming up short.
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If your projections show you coming up short, she says, you should postpone retirement.
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America's retirement system is coming up short: too few savers, too little being saved.
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Retailers are still coming up short on winning shoppers over with in-store experiences.
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We all are constantly comparing ourselves to others and, of course, coming up short.
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For an actor long accustomed to coming up short, it was an unnerving request.
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Like trying to prove Jesus faked his own death and then coming up short.
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So how is the home of the richest people on the planet coming up short?
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Even so, Puffin parents increasingly are coming up short and last year many chicks starved.
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Yet when it comes to getting investment capital to build it he's coming up short.
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He was sure he would be coming up short once again at a major championship.
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I even wrote something about it, and called it 'The Painful Acknowledgement of Coming Up Short.
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I ran through all the variations that could possibly be left and kept coming up short.
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The former WWE executive then mounted a second bid in 2012, coming up short against Sen.
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In today's economy, skills are a universal currency, and many American workers are coming up short.
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Does Andrew Gillum coming up short in Florida mean it's now off the table for Democrats?
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Casey's General shares slipped more than 3 percent after coming up short on Wall Street's sales estimates.
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The company announced a larger-than-expected $702 million loss, with revenue coming up short as well.
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The film only generated $33 million domestically, coming up short against investors' $50 to $55 million projection.
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What makes us better and more human is attempting something, coming up short, and then trying it again.
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Ever since, there have been regular reports of Verizon trying to sign content deals and coming up short.
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Still, it's hard to feel like the presumptive favorite when you keep coming up short on the scoreboard.
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Amazon was given short shrift despite its best quarterly revenue ever, punished for coming up short on profitability.
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Among other areas where banks were coming up short, the ECB listed the practice of back-branching, i.e.
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I'm trying to rack my brain to think which engine it could be, but I'm coming up short.
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The likelihood of coming up short, however, does not deter Hungarians, said several people involved with the bid.
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The House, after coming up short the first time, mashed together a bill that (barely) passed in May.
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His men are getting pummeled with 25 foot waves and, despite their efforts, pots are still coming up short.
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He used the word "short" to indicate these people were coming up short on civility, intellect and common sense.
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All around me, friends and family were having babies, and I couldn't help comparing myself and coming up short.
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What initially looked like an easy touchdown revealed itself to be extremely close to coming up short upon replay.
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And the island suffered another missed payment at the beginning of 2016, coming up short by about $37 million.
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Another reader also finds The Times's performance coming up short — though her complaint is not about the news coverage.
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The Yankees have delighted the rest of the country — especially Houston — by repeatedly coming up short in the postseason.
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When she didn't pass the medical school entrance exam, coming up short by just a few points, she got married.
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Is the rest of San Antonio's roster coming up short, or can they muster some more support in Round 2?
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Granted, Gustafsson lost to Cormier even more recently than Rumble did, coming up short in an October 2015 title bid.
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TORONTO (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Efforts by Canadian regulators to deter financial misconduct through enforcement actions are coming up short.
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Dylan, you wrote yesterday that the votes are coming up short — will that still be true after this pressure campaign?
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That roster changed the NFL and, despite coming up short, is considered one of the greatest teams of all-time.
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Lose a seat like that one and I can see Democrats coming up short of the 19903 they need. Thoughts?
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The ocean in Charleston reached its third-highest level, coming up short of the surge seen in Hurricane Hugo in 22017.
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After searching through England and Ireland and seeing more than 500 kids, John told Vanity Fair she was coming up short.
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In victory, Vannata returns to the win column, after coming up short in his short-notice UFC debut against Tony Ferguson.
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That kids have been comparing themselves to popular images in traditional media -- and coming up short -- is a well-researched phenomenon.
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"We are coming up short on both inflation and I think there is still slack in the labor market," said Kashkari.
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But the Midnight Half's format has made this overwhelming favorite into a lovable underdog after several years of coming up short.
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This is just the latest example of the Trump administration coming up short in its use of technology to dispense democracy.
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Amid all this, it should come as no surprise that Western forces are coming up short in the numbers game, too.
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For too many middle- and low-income students, coming up short a few hundred dollars can send them over the cliff.
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Now, investors are concerned: Is every company with exposure to China at risk of coming up short between January and March?
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She keeps coming up short at the idea that death is inevitable, and not just her own, but also her family's.
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Some of them are worried that the former NYC mayor is going to embarrass himself by running and coming up short.
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Rather, it means the IRS won't charge you the penalty and interest next year for coming up short on your taxes.
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The study's lead author attributed the decrease in functionality to the stress involved in searching for meaning and coming up short.
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But when it comes to a basic understanding of how and when to use retirement savings, most people are coming up short.
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The Detroit Red Wings answered a wildly successful six-game road trip by once again coming up short at Joe Louis Arena.
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Kawajiri, meanwhile, has a two-fight streak snapped by the loss, coming up short for the first time since April of 2014.
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The company is badly coming up short on that effort, according to a sharply critical blog post from the tech nonprofit Mozilla.
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In a sport where entertainment increasingly takes precedent, the Dubliner gave his hometown crowd a night to remember, despite coming up short.
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Overall, nonfarm payrolls rose 103,000 in March and the unemployment rate held at 4.1 percent, coming up short of Wall Street expectations.
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GOP leaders are still coming up short in their effort to round up enough votes to pass the latest Obamacare repeal plan.
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Instead, they're basically the basketball equivalent of the 2007 Patriots: dominating the regular season, but coming up short when it mattered most.
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Earlier this season, the Bulldogs stormed into Cameron Indoor Stadium and put up a fight against the Blue Devils before coming up short.
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Coming up short in the Super Bowl probably doesn't do a favor to his reputation, but whatever—Ryan played well enough to win.
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Despite coming up short, we did better than many expected, and much better than Democrats did in the district in the 2016 election.
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That said, before coming up short to Rockhold, Weidman had made several dynamite defenses of the title, and also boasted a perfect record.
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But they were dominated in the opening two games in Texas and lost by a combined 15-4, before coming up short on Sunday.
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The only area where non-students will find themselves coming up short: Apple, which keeps its savings strictly for students, parents, faculty, and staff.
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Because when investment is weak despite low interest rates, the Federal Reserve will too often find its efforts to fight recessions coming up short.
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But with officials coming up short on Sunday, the meeting may end up being a blow to confidence that could send oil prices tumbling.
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But much of that growth came in the second half of the year, after voters had already decided that Bush was coming up short.
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After coming up short in six Pokémon League tournaments, Ash captured his first championship in the Alola region against a rival trainer named Gladion.
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I'm stoked because I have always struggled in the past Dew Tours, coming up short, and not being able to pull off my run.
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As much as it might have been supposed that conditions favored Sanders, his coming up short is also a consequence of our particular moment.
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Certainly, there is no shame in coming up short, while still in your 20s, at the difficult pursuit of winning a major golf championship.
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" But asked about the impact of the push for House legislation potentially coming up short, he acknowledged, "Would it be a short-term setback?
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After coming up short against Kron Gracie last time out, Kawajiri will have been hoping to get the better of Anthony Birchak this time round.
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Meanwhile, telecommunications and basic materials saw the highest number of misses with 71 percent and 57 percent companies in each sector coming up short, respectively.
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Forbes said that coming up short at around 1,100 delegates should be enough for Trump to win, because one of the remaining candidates — Texas Sen.
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Users of industrial equipment face a choice between purchasing expensive equipment or coming up short when they have a job to complete, the investor explained.
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And yet my bulimia always felt like a failure ― like I was coming up short of what a true disordered eater could (and should) accomplish.
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Bader, meanwhile, has a 212-fight streak derailed by the loss, coming up short for the first time since a 213 loss to Glover Teixeira.
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But she flopped at the 2012 Olympics and was bombarded with racist abuse by some Brazilians on social media after coming up short in London.
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It's an admirable way of recognizing the direness of climate change and of reaching so high that coming up short would still be meaningful improvement.
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In victory, Ortiz returns to the win column after coming up short in a recent bid to unseat former Bellator light heavyweight champ Liam McGeary.
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In the other, we had Canadian contender Rory MacDonald, who was making his first appearance since coming up short to reigning champ Robbie Lawler last July.
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Those little switches did make a difference, but I knew wedding planning would be stressful enough without worrying about coming up short with our wedding fund.
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Ja Rule remains on the hook for allegedly defrauding thousands of Fyre Fest ticket buyers after shooting his shot with the judge ... and coming up short.
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Not until I started researching my book, "Why Boys Fail," did I realize that rural schools aren't coming up short with all students — just the boys.
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A leader can't take appropriate risks until he or she knows the bitter taste of failure that comes with risking it all and coming up short.
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Food Bank for New York City's soup kitchens and food pantries are already stretching their resources trying to meet rising need and often coming up short.
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Venture capitalist Draper scaled back his proposal to three this year, after coming up short on gaining signatures for a "Six California" effort for the 2016 ballot.
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If your search is still coming up short, try checking with your garbage hauler, local household hazardous waste program, pharmacy or hospital, or local law-enforcement agency.
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The No. 2 Tigers took a 20-point lead into halftime, but the No. 3 Crimson Tide charged back in the fourth quarter, ultimately coming up short.
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Despite coming up short, Cramer highlighted that Revolve had better-than-expected sales growth of 23%, on top of active customer growth of 36% to 1.3 million.
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Nonfarm payrolls rose 1063,000 in March and the unemployment rate held at 4.1 percent, coming up short of Wall Street expectations, according to a government report Friday.
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The goal was to finally push P.S.G. over the hump to Champions League glory after years of dominating the French league but coming up short in Europe.
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The OAKMX, which has $21.5 billion in assets as of September 2018, is beating the S&P 500 so far in 2019 after coming up short in 2018.
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It's probably not fair to ask companies to be perfect, but coming up short is more acceptable when it's clear the business is trying to do its best.
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Second, Jordan is a true sports icon and arguably the greatest American athlete of all time — he's synonymous with winning, yet now his face represents coming up short.
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"Until banks highlighted above shore up their capital positions, they will remain under pressure," analysts at Natixis said of the 12 banks coming up short of 9 percent.
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The government approved an earlier version of the investment law in 2015 that it said would bolster investor confidence, but the legislation was criticized for coming up short.
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Namajunas, on the other hand, has a three-fight streaked snapped by the loss, coming up short for the first time since a 2014 defeat to Carla Esparza.
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According to U.S.-based CFO Council members, low unemployment and lack of education and training are among the top reasons they keep coming up short in their hunts.
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The billionaire businessman is calling for stronger background checks and permit requirements, aspirations that for years have stymied Democrats searching for bipartisan congressional support and coming up short.
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METROPOLITAN DIARY An accident serves a purpose, coming up short on the credit card minimum and more reader tales of New York City in this week's Metropolitan Diary.
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Despite coming up short in the final of his season of The Ultimate Fighter against Diego Brandao, Bermudez has impressed many with his uncompromising style in the Octagon.
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Though this won't guarantee you won't owe the IRS the following spring, it at least means the IRS won't hit you with penalties and interest for coming up short.
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Now, with control of all three branches of government, the GOP appears to be coming up short on a bill to repeal and replace key portions of the law.
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During the last week of the quarter, the electric-car maker produced 2,020 Model 3s, coming up short of its goal to produce 2,500 Model 3 sedans a week.
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The short and sweet of it is the people and organizations who are on the hook to pay out those pensions are coming up short — trillions of dollars short.
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During the last week of the quarter, the electric-car maker produced 2,020 Model 0003s, coming up short of its goal to produce 2,500 Model 3 sedans a week.
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Burns Bounces Back with Big Win Over Sajewski Last November, lightweight prospect Gilbert Burns experience the first loss of his promising pro career, coming up short to Rashid Magomedov.
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I'm 29 years old, and to see my guys out there battling and going to war but coming up short or not playing to their full potential, it's tough.
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And I think where Republicans are coming up short... are we really going to throw a President out of office for the first time in American history over this?
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In the previous five state House elections, Democrats ran anti-Trump progressive resistance candidates, each time telling us that was the winning formula, but each time coming up short.
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But recent missteps show it's not doing enough about the problem — and until it addresses the real dynamics that young people face, it's going to keep coming up short.
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China's electric power utilities are scrambling to get coal from anywhere they can, but are coming up short as efforts to boost supply take time to come into effect.
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Steve Bullock is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race after coming up short of qualification requirements for Democratic debates and failing to collect significant support in the polls.
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He struggled with his iron play nearly all week at Pebble Beach, and he particularly had trouble with his distance control, coming up short of the green time and again.
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Perjes was previously unbeaten, with all seven wins coming by submission, before her last fight—coming up short in a unanimous decision loss to Finnish strawweight Vuokko Katainen in 2015.
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Inflation and inflation expectations are for now coming up short, he said, in part reflecting global trends and in part because workers sidelined during the recession are reentering the workforce.
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A close second reason for the Packers coming up short was "Mike McCarthy was named head coach" but that's not applicable this season, although he really botched the Steelers game.
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If you're looking to take your career to the next level, but are coming up short in the Excel department, consider taking an online course that can help improve your skills.
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A decade ago, 2401 in 230 savers had a portfolio that was dramatically under or over exposed to equities, according to Fidelity — putting them at greater risk of coming up short.
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But even many high-earners feel overwhelmed: 41 percent of those who make over $200,000 say they've broken down at some point because they felt like they were coming up short.
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My favorite feature that QuickBooks Self-Employed offers is that it gives you real-time quarterly tax estimates so you never have to worry about coming up short during tax time.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's electric power utilities are scrambling to get coal from anywhere they can, but are coming up short as efforts to boost supply take time to come into effect.
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James is up to 9 points and 213 assists, while Durant has 8 points on two 3-pointers and an alley-oop he managed to complete despite initially coming up short.
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After coming up short against the Houston in the American League Championship Series in the fall, the New York Yankees appear poised to go after the Astros' ace during the winter.
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He issued another prediction in 2013: Watson was speechless after the game, saying after coming up short last year, he and Clemson worked extra hard to get back to the championship.
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John Lope Jr., 19, says he was just doing what his parents taught him last week when one customer at a Princeton Walmart became upset after coming up short on the bill.
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He also ranks fourth all-time in postseason touchdown passes with 40, but he's only got one Super Bowl ring, and a loss Sunday would be his third time coming up short.
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In these remote indigenous hills, President Enrique Pena Nieto's telecommunications reform, credited with slashing prices for many Mexicans and boosting competition against billionaire Carlos Slim's company America Movil, is coming up short.
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If you're worried about coming up short, consider buying a gift card for a favorite grocery store, restaurant, gas station, home improvement store, or anywhere else you already spend a lot already.
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Even though the F-35 program is making strides, each of the Joint Strike Fighter variants is still coming up short on combat readiness goals, according to the Pentagon's top weapons tester.
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Jeremy Stephens: You may be thinking, after coming up short against a top-10 opponent he arguably didn't deserve, Lobov probably shouldn't be awarded another top-10 foe—but hear me out.
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The big picture: The exit polls show Netanyahu coming up short, but it is unclear if his primary rival, Benni Gantz, would be able to form a coalition if given the chance.
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We've obtained this clip from the season 5 premiere ... and you see Monie getting super emotional after coming up short in her legal battle to move her teenage son from Houston to Atlanta.
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"When we count up the barrels across the next couple of years, we are coming up short," said Ben Luckock, Trafigura's co-head of group market risk, at an industry conference in Singapore.
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Instead of just holding on to the ball and dealing with coming up short, Boddy-Calhoun wanted to go for full-on glory, as he tried to break the plane with outstretched arms.
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Heller also took several jabs at the prosecutors, insinuating they only tacked on this additional charge after coming up short on evidence in the initial case -- the alleged groping at a rooftop bar.
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The House's success in passing a repeal bill in May after coming up short in March underscores how the pressure to deliver on such a high-profile promise can whip members into line.
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Coming up short on repeal would be the "most devastating failure" for congressional Republicans, said Tim Phillips, president of Americans for Prosperity (AFP), which has ties to billionaire conservative donors Charles and David Koch.
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It is also possible that, rather than face a humiliating defeat on the House floor, Speaker Ryan will cancel the vote if he's coming up short — despite President Trump's demands that it happen today.
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Granted, Diaz seems to have improved quite a bit since coming up short to these men, but even today, his prolonged success at welterweight seems unlikely—especially against divisional greats like Lawler and GSP.
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After coming up short in five Hollis Hills bidding wars, Carin Bail and David Rosenfeld were determined to land a house in the neighborhood where Ms. Bail grew up and her parents still reside.
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Kirk finished the first-year event at 262-under 623, coming up short of the LPGA 262-hole scoring record of 218 under, but it was enough to edge Buhai, who closed with a 266.
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The Rosholt victory aside, Lewis' list of UFC knockout victims include the aforementioned Grabowski, Viktor Pesta, Ruan Potts, Guto Inocente and Jack May—coming up short against promotional veterans in Matt Mitrione and Shawn Jordan.
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After coming up short in the first, C271 scorched a no-doubt home run to the deepest part of the ball park and then followed it up with a double in nearly the identical spot.
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It is hard to see the Buccaneers (3-5) doing much more than putting on a show, with Fitzpatrick challenging Washington's secondary on aggressive throws to his star wide receivers, but ultimately coming up short.
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Both Lauzon and Miller have got to the stage of being talked about as potential title contenders, but that position has remained elusive for them both, coming up short in the big fights which matter most.
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"Many state retirement systems are on an unsustainable course, coming up short on their investment targets and having failed to set aside enough money to fund the pension promises made to public employees," the report said.
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In theory this could mean you can ditch your phone in favor of an Apple Watch, but I'm coming up short for why anyone would do that outside of when you go out for a run.
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If you've tried and tried to break into your desired industry and are still coming up short, pursuing a graduate degree could be the way to connect with people in that industry and finally break in.
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Among the new rules the agency is tackling is one to crack down on so-called payday loans, which are short-term, small-cash loans typically used by consumers coming up short until their next paycheck.
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It's easy to look at this pattern and think that Democrats are doing something fundamentally wrong — that they can't close the deal with voters and are destined to keep coming up short in next year's midterms.
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The Sexual Assault Section is working closely with the L.A. County D.A. and we're told the D.A. has repeatedly said they didn't have enough evidence and needed more, but so far cops are coming up short.
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Leonelli and Rachel loved their respective upbringings and understood friends who elected to stay, but they wanted something different—adventure, some chaos, and a chance to pursue their dreams, even if it meant coming up short.
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They had very busy work schedules, and she was trying to achieve such a high standard that she always just kind of felt like she was coming up short, and that she was failing her kid.
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Ottumwa, a small city 90 miles southeast of Des Moines, whose largest employer is a meatpacker, was chosen for a visit because organizers were coming up short in identifying supporters for caucus night in the local precincts.
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An index tracking coal stocks jumped over 5 percent, amid reports that China's electric power utilities are scrambling to source coal, but are coming up short as efforts to boost supply take time to come into effect.
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Making her debut at the season-ending championship, Stephens ended pool play with a spotless 3-0 Red Group record and eased past Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber in the semis before coming up short in the final.
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Walker, whose two terms as governor are marked by widespread public hostility to his union-busting campaigns and marred by close ties to right-wing dark money groups, should know a little something about coming up short.
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We have been aware that this is what can lie beneath the surface of photos of impossibly beautiful people for decades now, and still we compare ourselves to these unrealistic standards and find ourselves coming up short.
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COLUMBIA, South Carolina — Tom Steyer is ending his presidential campaign, after spending millions of his personal fortune on his race and coming up short in South Carolina, where his campaign focused heavily on turning out black voters.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy shared hugs outside the scoring room at the British Open either side of a brief private chat, two champions experiencing similar disappointment after coming up short at Carnoustie on Sunday.
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As Saturday&aposs round wore on, he was consistently coming up short as the already soft greens got even slower; he had six birdie tries of 242 feet or less over the back nine and didn&apost make one.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Milos Raonic offered no excuses after once again coming up short in his bid to win a maiden grand slam after defeat in three sets to Rafa Nadal in the quarter-finals of the Australian Open on Wednesday.
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After coming up short in competitive fights with Quinton Jackson and Kazushi Sakuraba in PRIDE's middleweight division (205lbs) in 2003, Randleman entered PRIDE's open weight grand prix in 2004 and was matched against Mirko 'Cro Cop' Filipovic in the opening round.
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A similar House measure passed, but in 21990 a joint resolution failed to gain the necessary two-thirds vote in the Senate, coming up short by just a handful of votes despite Mr. Bayh's lobbying on both sides of the aisle.
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Between Sanders doing his best Joropo dance around the "Maduro question" and progressive Andrew Gillum (D-Fla.) coming up short in the 2018 Florida gubernatorial race, it's hard to see how Sanders can win the Sunshine State in a general election.
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The enduring images, beyond the juggernauts of Cleveland and Golden State, have been of superstars coming up short when they were needed the most, and of heartbroken fans slowly marching up the aisles while the games were grinding to completion.
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THE TAKEAWAY Syracuse : The Orange were looking to become the first team since North Carolina in 2010 to defeat Clemson and Florida State in the same season, but going for it on fourth down twice and coming up short ended up looming large.
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On Sunday, the Raptors took their latest best shot against James and the Cleveland Cavaliers, coming up short in a 109-102 final, a 4-0 series sweep, and the latest chapter in James' perennial and inevitable march to the NBA Finals.
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The pair got up with less than a minute remaining and Bajor is visibly tired, coming up short with all of his punches—Moldavsky, on the other hand, was the fresher man and landed a number of punch combinations before the round's close.
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The House measure's cosponsors (three Democrats and three Republicans) and the rule's critics say it will block consumers' access to payday loans, which are short-term, small-cash loans consumers often use when they are coming up short until their next paycheck.
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These included Texas' Gina Ortiz Jones, who is running for the U.S. House of Representatives for the second time after coming up short by just 926 votes in 2018, and Susan Eggman, who is campaigning for reelection to the California General Assembly.
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The so-called revolution by the next generation of men's figure skaters failed to gather steam on the final day of competition, with quad-jumping powerhouses Nathan Chen, Shoma Uno and Jin Boyang coming up short in their bids to overthrow the establishment.
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Law enforcement sources with knowledge of the multiple Weinstein investigations tell TMZ, detectives from LAPD's Sexual Assault Section of the Robbery-Homicide Division are trying hard to gather evidence in the various cases, but they are coming up short on all of them.
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More than 50 nations, but not U.S., sign onto cybersecurity pact Trying to imagine a logical explanation for this, from Joe Uchill, and coming up short: French President Emmanuel Macron released an international agreement on cybersecurity principles Monday as part of the Paris Peace Forum.
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The BOE's inability to carry out its reverse auction on Tuesday and the possibility of coming up short in its bond buying Wednesday fueled investor concern that central bank policy has reached its limit, said Subadra Rajappa, head of U.S. rates strategy at Societe Generale.
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They are both pranksters who prefer to let their music speak for them, geniuses who leave us coming up short for answers that can explain their artistic perspective, and occasional assholes who have no qualms about antagonizing people while playing the role of public figure.
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But there is one major player that is coming up short, and that is the United States, which in 2015 ranked third, behind Switzerland and Hong Kong, in a financial secrecy index published by the Tax Justice Network, a nonprofit organization based in Washington.
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Mr. Kasich has failed to win a single nominating contest, and missed a big opportunity to gain attention this week when he placed third in Michigan, behind Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, coming up short in a state the governor had lavished with attention.
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Asked if he thought it made sense to keep the roof closed on Saturday, Nadal said no, but said he did not have any regrets after coming up short in his 52d match against Djokovic, a rivalry that Djokovic now leads, 20153 to 25.
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Instead, he called McCain a loser for coming up short in the 2008 presidential election to Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE.
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Gudehus-Wittern said the concept for Cradle came about when she and Wittern (who is her husband) decided they would like to donate more to charities themselves but found themselves coming up short on platforms that let them evaluate all their options and set up donations.
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The BOE's inability to carry out its reverse auction on Tuesday and the possibility of coming up short in its bond buying on Wednesday fueled investor concern that central bank policy has reached its limit, said Subadra Rajappa, head of U.S. rates strategy at Societe Generale.
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Rebecca was unworried about coming up short—Jacob had walked early, talked early; Christopher had a great job; they lived in a fancy zip code; she drove a Volvo; she weighed the same as she had at sixteen— but she had no desire to discuss the question of Andrew's origin.
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Though Life may not carry the same commercial clout in Murphy's film canon as Coming To America or The Nutty Professor, coming up short in American theaters against an estimated $2100 million budget, its soundtrack fared far better, debuting at number 21998 on the Billboard 260 album charts and ultimately earning RIAA platinum certification.
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"One of the reasons there's reverence for McCain is the opportunity it provides to continue to savage Donald Trump, to continue to rip Donald Trump by setting up these comparisons between Trump and McCain and showing Trump coming up short on virtually every measure the drive-bys (mainstream reporters) make," Rush Limbaugh said Monday on his radio show.
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Watson, in his first regular season action since he tore his anterior cruciate ligament in a practice last November, started slow but finished the game having completed 17 of 34 passes for 533 yards with one touchdown and one interception, coming up short on a Hail Mary attempt in the game's final seconds, a play in which Gronkowski had checked in as an extra defensive back.
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ABOUT PITTSBURGH (3-7, 2-5): Running back Darrin Hall was completely shut down by Virginia Tech on Saturday, with the Panthers' workhorse coming up short on three of the four attempts from the 22-yard line in the final seconds and finishing the day with a mere 21.6 yards on 23 carries, but in each of the three games before that outing, Hall eclipsed the 22-yard mark, including a 216-yard day against Duke.
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