Competent lawyers might tell you that your Muslim ban is unconstitutional; competent scientists that climate change is real; competent economists that tax cuts don't pay for themselves; competent voting experts that there weren't millions of illegal ballots; competent diplomats that the Iran deal makes sense, and Putin is not your friend.
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" They characterized him as "persuasive and competent" but "not competent in some technocratic, bloodless way.
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It was a competent dystopia, and we are clearly moving towards a much less competent dystopia.
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Any reasonably competent hospital drama can tell heartwarming and heartbreaking stories, and "New Amsterdam" is very competent.
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"These aren't competent people, they are super-competent," 5-Star's leader Luigi Di Maio told a news conference.
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Edwards when it held that defendants can be competent to stand trial yet not competent to represent themselves.
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He contends that competent police officers — or, failing that, a competent defense attorney — could have proven he wasn't there at all.
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If you declare them competent at certain things or here you need to do ... How do you decide what is competent?
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On Wednesday, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled that Moore was intellectually competent — at least, competent enough to be executed.
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"Unfortunately, when you have an individual who's not competent, the Constitution's pretty clear: They have to be competent in order to be tried."
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If you've seen Fixer Upper, you're familiar with the classic Chip and Jo dynamic: doofy yet competent husband, very competent and humoring wife.
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When shit hits the fan, we love to have competent people around — the same competent people that we were total garbage to before.
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"You have very competent women who do not get the position and much less competent or completely incompetent men get it," Lawless says.
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"To write about competent men and competent women is boring – you want to write about neurotic men and murderers and neurotic women," he explained.
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A review of studies of U.S. decision makers who have the power to hire candidates found that clearly competent men were rated higher than equally competent women.
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"From that training, we carried out a message that women were just as competent or even more competent than men to run for office," Ms. Houghton said.
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Just as we need to raise our children to be competent participants in our systems of norms, we will need to train our machines to be similarly competent.
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Trump inherited a competent, though vacancy-ridden, Fed board from Obama and replacing Yellen with Powell and adding Quarles to the board has kept it in competent hands.
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It felt like the Frogwares Sherlock Holmes games at their best: Too sincere and too competent to be camp, but never so competent or polished that they feel complacent.
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Competent people think they're much less competent than they are, and also assume that if they did something well, it's because it's easy, or at least easy for everyone else.
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Between the lines: Although 51% think the Trump administration is not competent at managing the federal government, and only 234% believe it is competent, that's actually slightly better than similar SurveyMonkey polling in October and November 2409 — when 26% said the administration said the Trump administration is competent and 2366% said it's not.
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They already know better than to expect a competent coach and a competent GM to occupy the MSG offices at the same time—just give us one out of the two.
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An analysis of 323 public opinion polls conducted between the years of 1946 and 2018 found that women are now viewed as just as competent as men, if not more competent.
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The American white-collar class just spent the year rallying around a super-competent professional (who really wasn't all that competent) and either insulting or silencing everyone who didn't accept their assessment.
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He may, at that point, be remanded back to the court with a certification saying he is competent or the facility could determine he is not competent and won't be for a while.
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A central challenge is that it's difficult for women to be perceived as both competent and likable: If they're seen as competent, they're grating nags, while if they're perceived as nice, they're airheads.
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As a piece of filmmaking craft, it's competent, if unremarkable.
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You want your colleagues to think you're bright and competent.
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The Clippers have, at minimum, a dozen competent NBA players.
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Sanders isn't the most stylish shooter, but he's surprisingly competent.
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HE'S ONE OF THE MOST COMPETENT PEOPLE I'VE EVER KNOWN.
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Even guilty criminal defendants have the right to competent counsel.
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It's a competent adaptation that feels a bit too restrained.
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"Let's elect a sane, competent person" is a good line.
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Wilson, however, was deemed competent to proceed with a trial.
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Their successors, Jeremy Hunt and Dominic Raab, are highly competent.
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Hillary Clinton will give us a decent, competent, understandable government.
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David Petraeus, the surge's architect, an able and competent leader.
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Amber Rudd is a competent if not scintillating home secretary.
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That's not a nefarious conspiracy — it's basic, competent political organizing.
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In June 2006, Muhammad was found competent to stand trial.
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Games commonly commit either to uproarious violence or competent plotting.
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They are competent, moderate nominees whom both Pennsylvania members support.
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As well, championship titles do not indicate a competent teacher.
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The court had earlier found Chism competent to stand trial.
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In his letter, Nunes praised Rogers, describing him as competent.
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Mullin hired competent assistants and set himself up as CEO.
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Ask yourself what the opposite of stable and competent is.
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A competent candidate could easily seize on these and other
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Company leaders want managers who are competent and in control.
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It's got to be that she's competent, that she's ready.
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We're just competent, fair, and I know what I'm worth.
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Trump has said he just wants someone "competent" in charge.
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When things get twisty, the Soul remains competent and controlled.
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Quiet, competent governance may well be what most Americans want.
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It crystallized a sense that the government is not competent.
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What about a provider who seems competent, but not warm?
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We face a lack of competent adults in this administration.
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But the court found him mentally competent to stand trial.
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But the court found him mentally competent to stand trial.
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Seberg is too baseline competent to be declared a disaster.
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But there are a lot of competent women out there.
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His administration has not earned a reputation for competent governance.
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But 10 hours does not a competent, confident driver make.
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If so, he did not consult with a competent lawyer.
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"The firm" needs competent and reliable employees who photograph well.
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In her words Or more competent, a new study finds.
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He's a charismatic guy, though, inspiring, and a competent hacker.
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"He sees us as powerful and competent," Mr. Feldman said.
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Porsche, Rolex, and Mercedes, by contrast, are cold and competent.
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Then, in December 19893, a district judge in Orlando ruled that Bundy was a "diabolical genius and the most competent serial killer in the country," and was absolutely mentally competent during his 1980 trial.
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They are leading a national effort to develop and deliver adoption competency training, to build a national adoption competent mental health workforce, leaving no excuse for families not to have access to competent care.
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Above all, she is struggling to bring together a competent administration.
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Last week, the judge deemed Roof was competent to stand trial.
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It's just getting someone competent to do the software for it.
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I missed feeling smart and competent and on top of things.
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That's how any competent attacker would come at such a system.
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"Remake Game of Thrones Season 8 with competent writers" the Change.
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The standards for determining that someone is not mentally competent differ.
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"I think they're all very competent and rolling out," he says.
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"This is where competent competition policy must come in," he added.
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Judges had ruled both of them not competent to stand trial.
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Valkyrie gets textual acknowledgment as the most competent person in Asgard!
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Watch the competent remake if you want more overtly witchy action.
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I am competent and I refuse to see another psych doctor.
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Expecting victory, she was readying a competent team of Asia specialists.
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Slowly but surely, Alexa's becoming a more competent catchall video assistant.
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All your data syncs to the very competent WIthings mobile apps.
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It is completely worth the price tag to have competent accountants.
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Alvarado was eventually found to be competent, according to the Post.
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The latter two no longer sparkle, but they're reliable and competent.
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It is the most powerful and competent Joel has ever looked.
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It was done by very competent lawyers who advised the company.
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That it will plod on, competent and reasonable, but no more.
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The following data elements are necessary for a competent policy system.
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Another sign of competent tradecraft is the discipline of their communications.
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Therefore, we strive for a globally diverse and culturally competent workforce.
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" According to Bolton, Joe Biden once described him as "too competent.
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In 1946, more respondents thought men were more competent than women.
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Barrack said Gates was "competent, capable and reliable," according to Bloomberg.
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Technically competent and diverse leadership are essential to fulfilling this mission.
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Masahiro Tanaka and CC Sabathia have been competent, but not great.
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A mental evaluation found that Carothers is competent to stand trial.
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"He's not qualified or competent to be president," Mr. Butera said.
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"Let's elect a sane, competent person," Mr. Bloomberg told the audience.
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Because the rebels were the most competent people in my country.
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He's a very competent person, but he didn't found the company.
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She was not only competent; she was, at least outwardly, calm.
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And together, let's elect a sane, competent person with international experience.
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The world's greatest existential threat, destroyed by a fiercely competent woman.
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In the absence of competent national leadership, others are stepping up.
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With this change comes the need for capable, competent panel members.
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That means that while it's very competent, it's also very inconsistent.
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My captain, an incredibly professional and competent senior adviser, was killed.
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Talkative men are seen as competent, and talkative women as incompetent.
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He is a competent, mainstream nominee whom both Oklahoma senators support.
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Another objection is that young people are not yet mentally competent.
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Gergel ruled on Friday that Roof was competent to stand trial.
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"In business, reliable and competent people are cherished," write the authors.
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He said he would hire competent people to do the job.
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There is a shortage of competent software engineers, driving salaries up.
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When they are considered competent, they're often disliked and considered polarizing.
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They have a lot of very competent people working on this.
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That said, China is big, and the government less than competent.
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Competent, hard working and a believer in making America great again!
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Someone so competent like Melina, and the crew … they're all professionals.
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A doctor who interviewed me in jail found I was not competent to help my defense lawyer, but then the judge wrote a report saying I was competent and pretended it had come from the doctor.
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While the agility of a competent, benevolent dictatorship may appeal to many Filipinos, especially those millions who have lived in Singapore and the Middle East, the Duterte regime has proved to be neither competent nor benevolent.
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Regardless of the baggage and policies these men brought to their campaigns, it was easy for voters to imagine them as powerful, competent politicians because they were used to thinking of them as powerful, competent figures onscreen.
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" She's also called Le Gallo "very optimistic" and an "extremely competent caregiver.
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Clary was found competent to stand trial following a mental health evaluation.
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All this is to say the Echo Sub is a competent subwoofer.
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"They should seek competent tax advice when going on a foreign assignment."
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He is considered competent, ruthless, and calculating, said the former CIA official.
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Perhaps that's the point; people are looking for someone calm and competent.
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Is there any fair way to determine who is and isn't competent?
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These are competent, committed people and they're going to get it done.
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Keep a competent security tool installed, update it regularly, and scan often.
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When they're exceptionally competent, they don't perceive how unusual their abilities are.
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And should this happen Greece will have a competent pro reform government.
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Where Mr Zuckerberg was competent, his interrogators were often clueless (see article).
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Former Czech Deputy Prime Minister Alexandr Vondra, said Mora was highly competent.
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Like Redick, the Clippers are stuck being tremendously competent and ultimately irrelevant.
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Marion is everything her aunt isn't: controlled, cool, competent and a workhorse.
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Rather than being mentally ill, it can make you intellectually more competent.
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The best way to practice is role playing with a competent negotiator.
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With Comey gone, it will likely end with someone far more competent.
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A judge ruled Weier and Geyser both were competent to stand trial.
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The judge had previously declared Snuka not mentally competent to stand trial.
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Those barriers include lack of insurance coverage and few culturally competent providers.
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"He made it very clear that he was competent," Dr. Grimmett testified.
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People who are made to feel deprived see themselves as less competent.
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She is a competent, moderate nominee whom both Texas Senate members support.
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As I stated above, handling is competent and the power is adequate.
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China is run by competent leaders who are strong-minded and pragmatic.
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Likewise, Ms Lagarde, Mr Michel and Mr Borrell are all competent figures.
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"In business, reliable and competent people are cherished," according to the authors.
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We need a well-performing, competent government to thrive as a nation.
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The zippy gearbox and competent cornering behavior don't come without cost, though.
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Kamala Harris and Amy Klobuchar were the most competent moderates to run.
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They simply aren't confident, or competent, in expressing, organizing, and administering care.
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The alt-right would be easy pickings for a more competent demagogue.
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"People are using their reason to be socially competent actors," Kahan says.
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And Harris is enthusiastic and British, but he's just so darn competent.
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It showed her every day who she was: someone who was competent.
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Yet many families simply cannot afford to pay for competent legal representation.
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And may the best — or at least marginally more competent — man win!
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"It's pretty easy to get competent definitely without being overwhelming," he says.
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It was truly a grassroots effort backed by an extremely competent staff.
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He is competent but humorless, a party functionary, not a political visionary.
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They offer up no governing class competent enough to get things done.
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"General Motors is an extremely competent company, as is Ford," Lutz said.
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Successful Dutch bankers move to London; competent German bureaucrats move to Brussels.
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"Work with a competent individual and revisit your plan every few years."
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He insisted that Mr. McCollum was competent to hire his own lawyer.
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This phone looks like it's going to exist and be fairly competent.
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If there's proof, a competent White House provides it to press contacts.
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The image conveniently summed up this dance: competent, sentimental and fairly bland.
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That said, it's a rare overextension of a competent Extremely Online aesthetic.
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A mentally competent patient, after all, can accept or decline any treatment.
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A common belief is that competent people don&apost ask for help.
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"He is a professional, competent, patriotic, and loyal officer," Dunford told CNN.
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" It's whether the media will give a "steady, competent woman her due.
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By any neutral and competent analysis, Mr. Comey, this was that time.
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Compared with the gentle, competent family she had chosen, they were monsters.
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There's very competent leaders in Silicon Valley, and they haven't prioritized it.
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She is confident, competent, kind, respectful, and invested in her own family.
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"We are just as competent as the district court," Judge King wrote.
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And my comment certainly wasn't an attack on a highly competent conservator.
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Trump's existing team is fully competent to warn him off this behavior.
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One other group of patients met a provider who seemed highly competent but remained businesslike and distant throughout the interaction, and they did not respond to the placebo cream as much as when the provider acted warm and competent.
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Unlike politicians and police officers, servicemen are seen as honest, competent and kind.
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Or he wasn&apost competent enough to get us the information we requested.
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Rather, you might be sending the message that you aren't serious or competent.
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There are thousands of kids playing Dragonforce songs on YouTube who are competent.
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He has built a reputation as a competent administrator focused on building infrastructure.
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Those worried about whether our government has competent tech policy can, uh, well.
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"These are competent bush people," Brian Melanson a fellow trapper told CBC News.
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The Acadia is a fantastic cruiser, a competent hauler and an impressive package.
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Everyone involved, even the the most doofusy of the sidekicks, proves themselves competent.
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Why does a logical strategy, methodically implemented by competent people, not succeed better?
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However, as the banknote debacle revealed, it is not necessarily much more competent.
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The bank has a competent management team, experienced in local and corporate banking.
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While I am competent in the kitchen, I am notoriously bad at baking.
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Two psychologists said he wasn't competent to stand trial, but it's unknown why.
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Employers sought candidates who were not only competent but culturally similar to themselves.
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Seales proved herself just as competent behind a mic and turntables as well.
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I'm borderline competent at it, and I can't say that about many things.
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"Nixon, generally very competent, bungled and botched his handling of Watergate," he wrote.
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Herrera is well known to investors and seen as a competent economic manager.
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Lawmakers who voted decided that parliament was not competent to probe the allegations.
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Mr Trump already appears to be itching to replace his competent defence secretary.
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The second is to hire a competent moderating team and then empower them.
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"I do not believe Mr. Dear is competent to stand trial," she said.
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Looked at one way, these films are little more than competent adult thrillers.
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His replacement, Cyril Ramaphosa, has appointed honest, competent folk to stop the looting.
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You need a competent government, you need lower taxes, you need less regulation.
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I have no idea how well it sounds or how competent Bixby is.
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Furthermore, for a journal editor, finding competent reviewers can be a daunting task.
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He's on the verge of finally getting a competent backup point guard, too.
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Without access to adoption-competent mental health services, adoptions can and do fail.
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One recent study found tearful people are seen as warmer, but less competent.
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The stars argue that Trump is unfit and not competent for the presidency.
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More importantly, he's well-respected, extremely competent, and experienced in complex criminal investigations.
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Trump has alienated his party and he isn't running a competent campaign. Mrs.
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After 22 years, I can finally declare the facts to the competent authorities.
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Another sign of their competent tradecraft is the discipline of their communications security.
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They aren't even the grubby but competent professional spooks of John Le Carré.
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All three testified Oberhansley is not competent to be tried at this time.
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Mechanically, Mankind Divided follows closely in the very competent footsteps of Human Revolution.
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Colin: Legitimately not used to getting so much competent music in this feature.
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He was a competent pro for a few years, but stardom never came.
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His replacement as economy minister, Ricardo Cabrisas, is seen as a competent veteran.
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Mr Kuczynski has assembled a competent team of technocrats to help him govern.
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Mr. Dear has insisted that he is competent and ready to stand trial.
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It found him competent, and he was released on bail late last month.
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My recollection is that Jim Comey was relatively well-liked and highly competent.
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It's an extremely competent and capable car, but people buy with their guts.
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Lawyers for Mr. Redstone have maintained that he is competent and acting independently.
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Especially when the person you report to is likable, perfectly pleasant, and competent.
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A more appealing and competent set of primary candidates might have stopped this.
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In fact, research suggests that soliciting advice can make you look more competent.
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Prosecutors subpoenaed Lindecrantz in an effort to prove Ray received a competent defense.
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Lawyers for Texas contended Battaglia understood what he had done and was competent.
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Pattinson and Benny Safdie, are a pair of less than competent bank robbers.
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Personally, I've found Portal+ to be competent in the five weeks since launch.
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Jahan: I don't think it needs to be about who's more technically competent.
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First, he could focus on finding competent people to fill senior-level vacancies.
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Participants were also judged to be more competent at writing than they expected.
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Surrounding oneself with smart, competent, preferably noncorrupt people is important for any president.
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Under a strongman-style rule, even the leaders themselves grow demonstrably less competent.
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" That is now the minimum Bloomberg is asking for: "a sane, competent person.
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It is difficult to admit, but nearly everything about the production is competent.
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Achieving all of that has proved a tall order even for competent administrations.
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But this is not the reasonably competent British government I grew up with.
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That the official was deeply knowledgeable and highly competent was without any doubt.
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The most competent person on my team is also, unfortunately, the most annoying.
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What is needed now, she says, is more culturally competent treatment and providers.
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The panel concluded that, while competent, he suffered from PTSD and major depression.
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Last year's Versa was the company's best effort in making a competent smartwatch.
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Totally trustworthy, completely reliable, unbelievably competent, the greatest luxury a leader could have.
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In the initial drafts, he's a much more competent character, much more purposeful.
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He points out that my colleagues don't like me because I'm too competent.
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People get involved, and stay involved, if they feel useful, competent and valued.
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People won't seek care from professionals who are not competent in LGBTQ issues.
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"Knowing Java" implies to precisely no one that you are a competent programmer.
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He has taken a limited view of a defendant's right to competent representation.
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"One intelligence service comes off as highly professional and competent," he told me.
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To what extent was the mayor a competent executive in touch with Middle America?
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So really, all the Vapor 2 had to do was be competent—and huzzah!
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No matter how fast or how competent you are, you'll never be good enough.
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Raymond also said farming in Britain needed access to a competent and reliable workforce.
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Tell the American people more that you don&apost think they are competent enough.
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He is no longer competent to serve as Chief Executive, if he ever was.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Are you a competent former government official who relishes a challenge?
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Herzer's last trial against Redstone was dismissed after a judge determined Redstone was competent.
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"And it wrote this really competent, really well-reasoned essay," Luan tells The Verge.
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The Reminders app is a far more competent To Do manager in iOS 13.
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We made sure that family members were placed in positions they were competent in.
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One White House reporter said he's the most competent staffer in the West Wing.
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It would help elevate a competent, but often conventional, sci-fi tale toward greatness.
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Bushwick undercuts that message with its many competent, satisfyingly over-the-top action sequences.
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And the daughter Zoe is just a standard, competent "voice on the radio" character.
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The thing that we're concerned about here is competent, effective behavior in the world.
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He was at a psychiatric hospital after being found not competent to stand trial.
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Tekken 3 holds up remarkably well, with its intuitive controls and shockingly competent camera.
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That includes forensic evidence: A competent lawyer would not fail to investigate forensic evidence.
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Notwithstanding the foregoing, Sponsor may seek equitable relief in any court of competent jurisdiction.
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But even with those humble and goofy origins, the game is also shockingly competent.
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The new chips also don't make the Laptop 2 any more competent at gaming.
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It's a competent game that amounts to less than the sum of its parts.
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Having talent isn't merely about being competent; confidence is a part of that talent.
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Rwanda is small and densely populated, if annoyingly hilly, and its government is competent.
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It&aposs a huge -- you need very competent undersecretaries to manage this massive organization.
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This is a country that, by all outward appearances, is competent, confident, and thriving.
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Still, Allo is a competent messaging app that gets all its core features right.
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She claims Redstone was not mentally competent to make that decision in October 2015.
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Or at least they would be, if they were in a more competent administration.
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Are you in a position to communicate that you're competent, motivated, creative and trustworthy?
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As governor of Indiana, Daniels developed a reputation as a practical and competent leader.
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The former, an easily accessible voice-controlled desktop assistant, I found competent but superfluous.
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The judgment of trust requires us to look at three things: Are they competent?
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Yet the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) is a model of competent, technocratic policymaking.
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He's going to go out and find the most immensely competent and capable people.
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How exactly does one become an emotionally competent and reactionary 3D avatar of oneself?
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They will require the kind of competent execution Trump has shown no aptitude for.
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For the first time in Rosewood history, there is a truly competent police officer.
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They're complicated entities, and they need effective, competent, and reliable day-to-day management.
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All the available evidence indicates that he's running a competent, disciplined, and thorough investigation.
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Does the candidate hire skilled employees and put trust in people who are competent?
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It's deflection at its best, to make congressional Republicans look good and even competent.
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For now, if I really need help, I'm going to request a competent intern.
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Now, most competent clinics are looking at at least 40% for good prognosis patients.
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They have said she appears mentally competent, but she wouldn't speak to a psychologist.
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He said Maassen was competent, had integrity and had not committed a disciplinary offence.
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She is met with aversion, perceived as more hostile, irritable, less competent, and unlikable.
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A competent virtual assistant should be able to answer all sorts of arbitrary questions.
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The video, however, could call into question whether Cruz is competent to stand trial.
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What it tries to create is prosperity for its citizens through competent economic management.
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Are they: If they follow our instructions and do a decent job, they're competent.
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It's like now they're firing the guy from New York, who seemed passively competent.
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We know he has at least some idea of how to make competent music.
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Mattis wanted to appoint experienced, competent officials in the top spots at the Pentagon.
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THE ADVISOR Fitch considers CAM suitably qualified, competent and capable of managing the fund.
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He added that he hoped Mr. Ramaphosa would commit to employing competent public servants.
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"I just thanked her for being competent and articulate about the issues," Lukaszewski said.
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Shine was fired because it became clear that, in fact, he was not competent.
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When the provider acted colder and less competent, the placebo cream had no effect.
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Instead, it was those who had come to feel most competent in the gym.
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Westbrook went for 36, seven, and seven, but the competent Raptors won by ten.
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"She would have grown up with a very competent mother handling everything," Dutton explained.
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As long as you are mentally competent, though, these decisions are yours to make.
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It was not clear, he said, that Mr. McCoy was competent to stand trial.
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Who turned out to be the most competent mayor we've had since La Guardia.
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A case file has been drawn up and the competent prosecutor has been informed.
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Their Prince Siegfrieds, also making debuts, were competent, gallant, bland and less than believable.
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Numerous foreign policy experts describe the three-time ambassador as highly competent and nonpartisan.
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Bloomberg is a competent, accomplished alternative to the chaos and bravado of President Trump.
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So it's paramount those decisions are made in both technically competent and public fashion.
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PP funding: Planned Parenthood has provided competent and compassionate care for over 100 years.
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Competent and open government is the best defense against hospitals and society being overwhelmed.
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While Howard was judged as terrifically competent, Heidi was judged as unlikeable, Rivers explained.
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Helen flies with Nicola to Sydney, and transfers her to Nicola's very competent niece.
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Ferguson, Mo., can't offer the social services and competent policing that New York provides.
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Analysts say the JSDF is highly competent and able to mount a strong defense.
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"We've got a very competent elections team to oversee that (recount) process," Kemp said.
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Most competent advisors recommend a mix of investments through individual securities or mutual funds.
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One reason for the high scores is because only highly competent students are admitted.
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And part of it is sometimes talked about as the fantasy of competent policing.
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But she later came to conclude, along with other jurors, that he was competent.
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And people say not that a female partner was promoted, but a competent investor.
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Following these rules can help you build a professional and competent reputation she says.
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The San Diego County D.A. says Ewing will remain there until he's ruled competent.
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Actually, we'll do you one better: We'll make her more competent than the hero.
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If everything is neat and orderly, it makes me feel like a competent professional.
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By any previous Star Trek standard, Discovery is a competent successor to the series' legacy.
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Last year's midterms rewarded women with clear, competent, confident and fearless visions for the future.
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To Google's newfound competitors, however, the internet giant was all too competent in its rollout.
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This decision could be taken only by other competent international bodies, not by border authorities.
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Surround him with competent players, as New Orleans has, and 45 wins is very doable.
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I live in a city, have easy grocery store access, and am a competent cook.
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"Propaganda must be smart, competent and effective," the TASS news agency quoted Shoigu as saying.
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Having and maintaining competent policies is one thing, putting them to work is something else.
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I was so grateful that my surgeon, Dr. Werner Doyle, was a determined, competent man.
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But Luger's history combined with a more-than-competent meal means we will go back.
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Too often, kids are given the message that they're not competent at what they do.
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The video is wobbly and pixelated; a competent visual-effects shop could do much better.
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Evidence is mounting that girls are every bit as competent as boys in these areas.
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His chief of staff and the incoming ministers of finance and foreign affairs are competent.
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Veterans are well trained, competent, and loyal, and bring these qualities to their civilian jobs.
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"Chakib Khelil is a highly competent executive, who was unjustly wronged," Saadani told local radio.
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She must be smart yet deferential, firm yet perpetually pleasant, and competent yet self-deprecating.
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It's not the best luxury truck or the craziest off-roader, but it's competent everywhere.
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By the abysmal standards of the ruling party, Zanu-PF, Mr Chinamasa is quite competent.
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It's worth noting that these courses expect that you are already a somewhat competent programmer.
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PPPs require competent agencies and often government guarantees, as well as sophisticated domestic financial markets.
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Mr Ramaphosa, a cleaner and more competent politician, is doing his best to fight it.
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Investment Advisor Fitch views Momentum as suitably qualified, competent and capable of managing the fund.
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Followers are too busy trying to prove they're competent to learn anything from anyone else.
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After a psychiatric evaluation, he was found not competent to stand trial in July 2005.
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You would expect a billionaire businessman to at least be good at hiring competent employees.
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It's not that no competent economists or tax policy analysts work in Republican Party politics.
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As history has demonstrated, competent management can lead to positive outcomes and a successful presidency.
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In terms of hardware, the Mate 22 is competent and premium without really standing out.
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And today, they command the most competent, battle-hardened troops any military has ever fielded.
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"Judge Richette's actions would have caused any competent attorney to seek recusal immediately," Roth concluded.
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This also looks like a competent gaming monitor that has FreeSync and an included remote.
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Conversely, competent civil servants risk being fired when a new minister or president comes in.
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The startup is also building a competent team when it comes to all things Bluetooth.
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James VIII, "Love Lockdown" His Kanye West cover was a bit muted but overwhelmingly competent.
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Competent security guards do exist: they're organized and trustworthy and good at managing large events.
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But it instantly gives viewers a strong sense of Jimmy: handy, competent, smart, and thoughtful.
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That suggests Herzer thought Redstone was mentally competent to approve the expenditures, Redstone's attorneys argue.
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As a whole, the medical community needs to be better at delivering culturally competent care.
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Lois Lane was both a competent, ambitious journalist and a slightly flighty damsel in distress.
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Just being named John instead of Jennifer makes potential employers view you as more competent.
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Trump's team has a fairly deep bench of competent leaders with a like-minded worldview.
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Once deemed competent, a patient must make a written request for medication to self administer.
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A few clinkers aside, most of the performances were more than competent, if somewhat studied.
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Can your current competent self cut off nutrition and hydration for your future demented self?
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That means hikers "need to be competent crossing large, swift, icy rivers," the website says.
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The shutdown reminded Americans how essential a competent and functioning government is in our lives.
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Redstone's lawyers say he is competent and that Herzer is pursuing a "personal financial agenda."
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During a job interview, you want to appear competent, intelligent and enthusiastic about the position.
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The desire to play a strong, competent character is what draws Munn to certain roles.
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It's not sufficient for brands merely to be digitally competent; they must be digitally fluent.
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He went from one of basketball's most disciplined, competent environments to a field of rakes.
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Ruas was the other 'rounded' fighter of the day, being a competent kickboxer and grappler.
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But the importance of competent diplomacy with Mexico is about more than jobs and trade.
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They not only know what they are doing but are also incredibly bright and competent.
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The security footage suggested that Mr. Zeigler was "not terribly weapons-competent," Sheriff Bouchard added.
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In contrast to the flashier, more obviously stylish Mad Men, The Americans is quietly competent.
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These ventures, of course, run up against competent media rivals like Netflix, Spotify and Amazon.
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Other studies have also shown that people who are overconfident are perceived as more competent.
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Another hurdle, the report said, is a widespread perception that women are more competent caregivers.
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San Antonio has been competent without its 26-year-old franchise player all season long.
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My biggest reservation is whether our government could be competent at running something like that.
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These were decisions that he was competent to make and that expressed his longstanding commitments.
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"Running a culturally competent Latino outreach program is a bedrock of our success," Rocha said.
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Still, the Kelpien rises to the task magnificently, proving himself a decisive and competent commander.
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The best defense against worst-case scenarios is competent, rational leadership that avoids them altogether.
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Competent leaders understand that if things aren't going to plan, the alignment must be adjusted.
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Here's to the day when all people think women are just as competent as men.
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He is still not Tom Brady or Russell Wilson, but he is more than competent.
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And the cornerstone of management is the assembling of a team that's competent and trustworthy.
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Just because they are competent at fixing their breakfast doesn't mean they'll do it gladly.
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Competent teachers use textbooks, even those with a clear bias, as springboards for student inquiry.
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The American criminal justice system is not competent to decide who lives and who dies.
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This article revives outdated stereotypical ideas that women cannot be competent professionals and good mothers.
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Mr. Tillerson has not helped himself by moving too slowly to build a competent staff.
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The reputation of democracy as a competent governing system is at risk across the globe.
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Protecting institutions of learning requires competent, courageous officers and staff who are willing to act.
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No other automaker is as consistently competent at making smooth and luxurious four-cylinder powertrains.
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To any halfway competent president, this is the most banal kind of political controversy imaginable.
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Our tech support guy is awesome in every way: responsive, friendly, patient and highly competent.
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"People who aren't competent are discussing AI, which they have no clue about," he says.
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Senators, who have larger staffs, are generally competent to discuss a wider range of issues.
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As it turns out, obese candidates were rated significantly less competent than non-obese candidates.
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Maintaining a competent, responsive political class requires vetting candidates through both popular and professional filters.
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They have a hard time consistently providing competent lawyers at the trial level, especially Texas.
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It's extremely competent photographically, great for a magazine cover, but not much more than that.
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The result is a competent action film that serves up some properly nail-biting moments.
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He was widely viewed as a competent, stabilizing presence in a dysfunctional, chaotic White House.
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TouchPal is competent, but you'll likely make fewer mistakes with one of the options below.
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And while Trump was being hammered as a misogynist, Fiorina was a competent, confident women.
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Tillerson obviously did a competent job running Exxon, one of the largest companies in the world.
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Gergel ruled Roof was competent, but he sealed a document containing the reasons for his finding.
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Although Weaver pleaded guilty by reason of insanity, the judge ruled her to be mentally competent.
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Like I was really terrible at the beginning and now I'm actually really competent at snowboarding.
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This undermined the program and kept it from being more than a series of competent solos.
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Rex is an exceptionally competent executive, understands geopolitics and knows how to win for his team.
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Only 41 percent of participants felt at least somewhat competent in providing care to transgender people.
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Then, only more competent women remain by the time they begin to contribute to open source.
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Shockingly, he was just declared mentally competent again -- paving the way for a trial in December.
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Correspondent Sacha Nauta explains why the Dutch delivered a vote of confidence for the competent centre.
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But while Alabama insists its prisoner is competent to be executed, Mr Madison's lawyers argue otherwise.
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But a moderately competent one — and the Ex-Im Bank qualifies — turns a pretty steady profit.
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" 40, bisexual, male"Affirmative, competent, and clear communication that you want to engage in the activity.
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All free, competent adults should be free to make the decision whether or not to live.
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WE NEED MORE MAKEUP ARTISTS AND HAIR WHO ARE COMPETENT WITH ALL RACES BACKSTAGE AT SHOWS.
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"The incident has been closed and resolved both with clients and competent authorities," the bank said.
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Kelly sketches out a wonderful character in Mariska: headstrong, forceful, and competent, but still a teenager.
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But no one thinks he's competent right now to actually pick a spouse, or get married.
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The Cali members are relieved, but shaken by their experience with this very competent DEA team.
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Assess if the team is competent and figure out how to get in very, very early.
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He, like the other escapee, Mark Alexander Adams, was ruled not competent to stand trial. 5.
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At the same time, they needed to be cared for by healthcare providers who were competent.
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Instead, the company packaged a competent system into a package the size of an Xbox One.
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He was diagnosed as schizophrenic after his arrest but was found competent for the legal proceedings.
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What's more, the judge said, Malinowski underwent extensive mental examination finding her competent before she testified.
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People who have worked with Queiroz laud him as a competent, effective and even-keeled manager.
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These are mighty problems even for large middle-income countries with more-or-less competent governments.
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The music itself was competent but not interesting enough on its own to remedy this defect.
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As crimes become harder to pull off, the least competent robbers drop out of the market.
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This chart was put together by clowns, not competent statisticians, and deserves to be appropriately derided.
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The grubby compromises and political manoeuvring that government involves do not always suit the merely competent.
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We need the political leadership and a competent government that believes in these types of reforms.
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They're not afraid to show their bald heads because they're proud, competent, and confident in themselves.
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It has several competent charities, including one called RDRS, which handed out the money in Rangpur.
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But only if we can trust the current set of politicians to be even vaguely competent.
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Until this week, Porter was widely viewed as one of their best and most competent hires.
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And it typifies his ability to be both a competent war fighter and a compassionate peacemaker.
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Even high diving and pole vaulting can look like fun in the hands of competent experts!
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I've just traded one huge corporation seeking to monetize my searches for another, less competent one.
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Or, perhaps more importantly, we need more rational and competent leaders with access to the buttons.
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Providers, even those who are well-intentioned, may not be culturally competent during discussions about sex.
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The selection process is quite tough as the startup only keeps the most competent construction companies.
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Why bother becoming more competent as a parent when technology will eventually solve all my problems.
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Young people are more culturally competent and can navigate differences with more ease than other generations.
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No competent observer of our current trajectory can today disregard this scenario, or others far worse.
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Whatever translation you make, this clearly refers to something vastly broader than competent work by judges.
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Even if he is "competent," it does not appear that Mr. Redstone is in good shape.
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"It's positive to have the opinion of other competent people, who share your vision," she said.
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That's why now, more than ever, we need competent people abroad as conduits for the country.
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Every competent and caring parent takes on the responsibility of caring for and protecting their child.
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Our grandkids, who range in age from seven to 15, are all competent riders and ropers.
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No amount of military hardware is a sufficient substitute for a competent and trustworthy police presence.
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It's not terrible, but essentially, it's a bland, tepid, barely competent knock-off of 'Shark Tank.
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Clinton as more competent in national security and terrorism, compared with 45 percent for Mr. Trump.
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Participants were then asked to rate the women on how competent, confident, and trustworthy they seemed.
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Altman had previously said he would allow Zhang to represent herself if she was deemed competent.
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People with good information for a prosecutorial deal customarily bargain quietly, using experienced and competent counsel.
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Kapoor thinks CEOs must constantly convince the board that they're competent, for fear of getting replaced.
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"We've shifted our resources in our warehouse to be competent for Amazon's high demand," Siegel said.
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Naomi Patel was our age—late-ish thirties—and had a very reassuring and competent manner.
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Transit maps that ask you to rethink the way to evaluate competent bus and rail systems.
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Sabonis is plenty competent on the move, but Myles Turner is still a work in progress.
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I'm bad, but I can see the road, at least, to actually becoming a competent player.
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Pre-rendered backgrounds may provide competent illusions but are easily dismantled—you cannot step into them.
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Between Goggins' Vogel, Vikander's Croft, and the competent direction, Tomb Raider might have even been good.
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But it's not sufficient for brands merely to be digitally competent; they must be digitally fluent.
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Zwick's direction here is competent, but no more, and overall the film breaks little new ground.
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Normally, among fighters, we know who is the more skilled, competent fighter in any given match.
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Those in favor argued that it protected women seeking abortions by making sure doctors were competent.
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Warren is objectively the most competent progressive to run for president in the 2020 election cycle.
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Judge Kavanaugh is widely regarded as a competent jurist and qualified to sit on the court.
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Your comment doesn't help people see that I'm conscientious and competent to do a good job.
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Nah. But it's highly competent TV, and that counts for something in this day and age.
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The modern executive branch relies on competent leadership; in its absence, it inevitably begins to decay.
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That's the thing is, he was competent, and so therefore it was a great raging success.
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A competent military force would not generally send a large team to approach a live limpet.
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If the Republicans had nominated a competent candidate, this would be a major election-year issue.
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Smith was a competent 21-for-34 for 212 yards in his debut as starter Sunday.
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This was probably due to a combination of growing economic problems and an increasingly competent opposition.
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And without my mother as first mate, he needed to search for competent and compatible crew.
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They need that feeling that there's a competent grown-up who is there to contain them.
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" About her uncle Shehbaz Sharif possibly becoming prime minister, she said: "He's the most competent person.
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"I think that's key — really just being culturally competent when it comes to small town communities."
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People assume that socioeconomically successful groups must be competent and that disadvantaged groups must be incompetent.
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It just takes managers to be frankly more competent and pay more attention to the issue.
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Alex Smith, a comparatively young 33, keeps turning out competent seasons without ever being a star.
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I think she's very competent, very qualified and able to be President of the United States.
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Election officials could try to help people feel more competent at understanding the issues and candidates.
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What that means is that women are seen as either competent or liked but not both.
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But Dr. Ballenger, the court-appointed psychiatrist, declared Mr. Roof competent, along with a consulting neuropsychologist.
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Ms. Tuvel's paper is "a very competent example of a certain style of philosophy," she said.
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The center of the book is the idea that Trump is not competent to be president.
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What is needed is specialised body of competent professionals who can take care of unaccompanied minors.
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These competent specs suggest that we're not looking at another Facebook or Amazon Fire phone misstep.
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What's left of the Republican reputation for competent fiscal stewardship has now gone up in flames.
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But the appeals court said that ''any competent prosecutor would have carefully reviewed the case file.
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Investment Advisors Fitch considers Absa Asset Management suitably qualified, competent and capable of managing the fund.
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The two sources added Trump's team considers Ayotte competent, knowledgeable and a likely swift Senate confirmation.
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Competent ministers will also be able to halt sports events and school trips outside those areas.
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In any situation, the Telluride feels like the competent and well-thought-out crossover it is.
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It's relatively quiet, with excellent chassis control over uneven surfaces and competent handling in the twisties.
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Moreover, Trump is eager to be seen as a competent manager in his first big test.
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All three agreed that the teen is not competent to stand trial, attorney Nicholas Poehl said.
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His new secretary of defense, Mark Esper, is competent, but hardly has the stature of Mattis.
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In fact, research shows that those who are able to hold a gaze appear more competent.
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"A lot of very competent people in the athletic department slowly quit their jobs," she said.
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The White House can't lead because it lacks a legislative agenda and a competent chief executive.
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And the people who work in this business are, for the most part, very competent people.
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He also came off as substantially more competent and professional than much of the Trump team.
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No competent prosecutor would bring a case against these three men based upon the known facts.
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True, those grand programs happened back when America had competent national leadership and a functional Congress.
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"He has been a consistent, vocal, competent and impassioned advocate for these issues," said the Rev.
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"Consequential action arising from his letter is under consideration of the competent authority," the RBI said.
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"Wolfgang Schaeuble was a loyal discussion partner, serious, competent and also a good friend," he said.
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One thing you may not have expected, however, is for LaBeouf to be a competent freestyle rapper.
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All it takes is a competent campaign and a candidate who appears normal to bring them home.
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But it doesn't matter so much anymore whether we believe him to be a competent, ethical leader.
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It's not that former governors, past members of Congress or heads of advocacy groups are not competent.
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Feeling competent in your workout will build your self esteem, and ultimately make the experience more enjoyable.
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"The (European) Commission is in touch with the German competent authorities on this particular case," he said.
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Or it isn't the most inspirational candidate but it's somebody who will be really competent and good?
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So the more competition there is, the more competent and productive and efficient our producers would be.
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It's a competent documentary, though calling it entertaining is a stretch — that will depend on who's watching.
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These seem to be the least competent villains ever to be implicated in a wide-ranging conspiracy.
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The practical and hyper-competent Susan, though, provides both a counter-narrative and a spot of hope.
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Today in bummer facts: Women who wear makeup make more money and appear more competent to others.
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Competent Labour or Conservative politicians could dump their leaders or, failing that, form a new centrist party.
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Legitimacy is granted when people are confident that the police are competent, just, reasonable, fair and courageous.
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When it comes to breaking news, platforms like Facebook and Google tout themselves as willing, competent gatekeepers.
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That individual skill was finally put to the test with a competent team to back it up.
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Otherwise, the HX500 is a pretty competent record player in the old fashioned sense of the term.
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Mr Trump's latest redo suggests he is running short of competent people willing to work for him.
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A campaign is being waged to unseat Philip Hammond, the competent chancellor, who favours a softer Brexit.
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None have been technological wizards, but they've appeared competent with the mainstream computing tech of their day.
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Still, the proliferation of spying tools means that even half-competent spooks can have a chilling effect.
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These are more competent, and less vulnerable to political pressure, than are the agencies of many governments.
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A person's features were either adjusted to look friendly or to look cold, and competent or incompetent.
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Frucci says Merlino seems competent and that Merlino&aposs own actions have caused the defense&aposs problems.
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It's not making me feel powerful so much as hyper-competent and allowed to do "bad" things.
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His attorney also filed a motion for a hearing to determine whether he's competent to stand trial.
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Glenys O – a registered dietitian enabling health within a framework of competent eating and, crucially, without dieting.
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Only when the laywoman signs the medical student off as competent can the student get their pass.
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"How do you become competent in another person's culture without living in that person's culture?" he says.
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She painted seascapes, country landscapes and the occasional industrial scene — perfectly competent works, but ultimately quite conventional.
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That would be a very, very easy case for any competent defense or constitutional lawyer to win.
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And there are big political differences between competent adults deciding to use stem cells and CRISPRing babies.
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"He's not one of the authorities by any stretch of the imagination, but he's competent," Sloan said.
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They would prefer to go into that fight with a more pragmatic, and perhaps more competent, leader.
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Boxers and film stars project themselves into public jobs while the diligent and competent too often languish.
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Doctors who don't feel equipped to provide competent care should take steps to get educated, he said.
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Yet the judge did not make a decision about whether or not Mr. Redstone was mentally competent.
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That's an iconic American brand that could have tremendous growth now that it's owned by someone competent.
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The Merit Systems Protection Board has become a roadblock to accountability and a more competent federal workforce.
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"You have to build a culture of food safety so that employees become unconsciously competent in it."
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He described McAleenan as a "very competent administrator" and noted his wealth of experience from leading CBP.
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Under iflas, insolvency cannot be voluntary and unilateral but rather requires a declaration by a competent authority.
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The 1.6-liter turbo engine delivers 201 horsepower without discernible lag or drama, while handling is competent.
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Mueller was initially heralded across political battle lines as a competent and unbiased choice for the role.
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Researchers say that young women are probably more competent than they think, while male peers are overconfident.
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Kuczynski is widely viewed as a competent technocrat but has been criticized for having weak political skills.
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On Friday, having studied a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation, Judge Gergel ruled that Mr. Roof was competent.
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You could say Rob Connolly's competent but slight thriller "Edge of Winter" is about extreme roughing it.
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And then if you don't manage to motivate these people, to find competent experts in another city.
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Even after my fever broke (and a barely competent ER doctor ruled out appendicitis), the shits continued.
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To the contrary, it is defined as the freedom to engage in professionally competent teaching and research.
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Investment Advisor Fitch views Absa Asset Management as suitably qualified, competent and capable of managing the fund.
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Jimmy Garoppolo was conservative most of the night but also more competent than Pats fans could've hoped.
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Not only are many competent kickboxers crossing over, Australia's grappling community has grown in leaps and bounds.
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The law requires the court to presume Redstone is competent, putting the burden of proof on Herzer.
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"The factions that [Turkey] was backing were mercenaries who weren't competent to handle this mission," said Sultan.
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Sega's struggled to produce a competent 2D Sonic game for years, to various successes and many failures.
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But after a psychological evaluation earlier this month, the court found Dear not competent to stand trial.
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And I basically had to get less competent people to do my research and handle my governors.
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Noel is a competent finisher around the basket, but anything beyond five feet is a death sentence.
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They're all really competent and awesome musicians but I am a little bit of a control freak.
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These two panels are among the most well run, professional, competent and hardworking committees on Capitol Hill.
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" Also in July 2016, Ward tweeted that McCain was "a senior citizen masquerading as a competent Senator.
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If you can't do this yourself, find a competent financial advisor to assist you in this process.
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It's more competent than good, but it's well-versed in the workings of the human tear duct.
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The boy then peppered him with questions to see if he was competent to care for him.
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Trump is, on his own, neither competent enough nor institutionally powerful enough to fatally undermine American democracy.
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But the Russia scandal, fanned by the administration's incompetence, has ensnared one of its more competent members.
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Doctors who are warmer and more competent are able to set more powerful expectations about medical treatments.
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Wildly popular in the bohemian circles of Lower Manhattan, they acquired a competent professional manager, Harold Leventhal.
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I don't know about you, but [I felt] my most ugly and least competent as an adolescent.
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"With the current training methods, it's difficult to know whether students are competent or not," Bello said.
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Most groups we have studied, however, garner ambivalent stereotypes: either warm but incompetent, or competent but cold.
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But it is a preview of things to come as seen by a courageous, honest, competent scientist.
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The government received the worst score, labeled the most unethical and least competent of the four actors.
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Others have noted the bench of competent people who have also never criticized Trump is virtually nonexistent.
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These approaches improve mood, sleep and focus, decrease anxiety, and make kids feel more competent and hopeful.
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In contrast, Ms. O'Sullivan's Maureen appears more confident, competent and less beaten down than Ms. Mullen's did.
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I once gave an LG phone a Participation Award for, you know, existing and being fairly competent.
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The Titans have leaned on Henry in the playoffs, while Tannehill has only had to be competent.
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That would raise biosafety issues: Is it "replication competent" — is there any chance of shedding and spreading?
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The main job of any competent opposition is to fight the next election, not relitigate the past.
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Again, Afghan authorities aren't competent enough to provide the U.S. forces with "assets" and information dissemination systems.
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And after they've served their sentences, it's preferable that they be tracked by a competent intelligence service.
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"I think Adam Bain is the most competent person at Twitter," said Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter.
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I don't think that they were organized enough, or competent enough as a campaign to do that.
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In November, the US Supreme Court agreed with a state court ruling that Madison was mentally competent.
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"Qatar is a very credible and competent LNG producer," Hill said at an industry event in Istanbul.
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I think what matters is if you're smart, if you're competent and if you get things done.
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Nokia's brand name is perhaps best associated with indestructible candy bar phones and inexpensive but competent smartphones.
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Studies show that people who use positive body language are more likable, competent, persuasive, and emotionally intelligent.
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Ms. Herzer had challenged these actions, claiming that Mr. Redstone was not competent to make the decisions.
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His competency has been evaluated six times since 2010, and he was eventually declared competent in 2018.
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"I thought she was very competent as a commander and in how she treated people," he said.
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J-Lo offered a largely competent medley of her best known and collected the Video Vanguard award.
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This has been especially bad for Democrats, who are supposed to be the party of competent government.
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What's interesting is that I thought they would pass on their questions to people who were competent.
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All in all, the production crew was competent and went unseen, which is how things should be.
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But Hendon, whom they described as "fantastic" and "highly competent," is up to the task, they said.
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"I'm concerned that there are not eyes that are culturally competent looking at these things," she said.
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Buttigieg is positioning himself as the opposite of Trump — a competent, qualified executive who knows how government works.
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RJH: To the delight of many, Duterte's promised to create a more inclusive, competent and gender-sensitive cabinet.
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In their suit, they claimed that Redstone is not mentally competent and has been manipulated by his daughter.
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Ballenger evaluated Roof in November, before Roof was found competent after a two-day hearing, Gergel's order said.
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Normally, both campaigns are competent enough that they are deep into the diminishing marginal returns for campaign communication.
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And naturally, these businesses seek the help of competent graphic designers to produce creative that will stand out.
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Instead, "people are using their reason to be socially competent actors," says Dan Kahan, a psychologist at Yale.
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He's both boring and socially competent, which is a quality shared by everyone I hated in high school.
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Then, after suffering inevitable setbacks, they usher them out in favor of less ideological and more competent professionals.
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"Should he become competent during his lifetime, the state will re-institute the charges against him," Young says.
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For example, standing up straight and making occasional gestures are easy ways to appear more competent, research shows.
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There is a lack of providers and a concern that providers either aren't Muslim or aren't multiculturally competent.
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Jimmy can only see his brother as the super smart, super competent lawyer he knew way back when.
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Design different cities and take charge of transportation through a competent integrated transit network (looking at you, MTA).
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Dalton has been charged with six counts of murder, and last week was deemed competent to stand trial.
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We missed the ride quality of the 720S, which was just as competent in corners but erased bumps.
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And no wonder people are losing faith in the country's ability to produce competent politicians and sensible policies.
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Documents show Zhou working to rehabilitate purged scientists and officials, if only because China's economy needed competent managers.
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The first step to becoming a competent diviner is to select a tarot deck and connect with it.
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Unselfishness like theirs can be a beautiful thing, but a selfish, competent scorer could do wonders for Memphis.
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He contends that Shari Redstone is manipulating her father, who is not mentally competent, according to court documents.
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The commercial taps into a familiar trope, in which a competent computer intelligence picks up after human fallibility.
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They found the women with heavy eye makeup were seen as the least warm, and the least competent.
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Dalton was found competent to stand trial, and his lawyer said he would not pursue an insanity defense.
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Because it's competent with uncomplicated driving, it's easy to forget that it's totally useless when something weird happens.
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The next Democratic president will need to build a robust and competent bureaucracy almost from the ground up.
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"Competent authorities will define individual strategies for the reduction of NPL stocks for relevant banks," the document said.
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"Most high-IP people that I have worked with are liked and respected and they're competent," she said.
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To be fair, it was a perfectly competent music streaming service, but there was nothing special about it.
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Rosenfeld says the woman also ran an Avon business in the past -- further proving she's a competent person.
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"Any competent prosecutor would have exercised the same strikes as the state did in this trial", he wrote.
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Dearest Parenting Experts, What advice do you have for dealing with feigned incompetence in previously capable, competent children?
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My co-worker Jared, a highly competent physical therapist, also picked up the complicated patients — doubles and triples.
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The less attached we are to those assumptions, the more competent we can become at navigating our losses.
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Because I'd be accused of nepotism even though I'm not sure there's anybody more competent in the world.
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That way, he can continue the tough work of replacing useless Zuma appointees with law-abiding, competent people.
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At least he is likely to prove a more competent administrator of the State Department than Mr Tillerson.
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Or as a first option for a competent organization that surrounded him with more sensical pieces and depth.
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The Google Play store offers perfectly competent apps, like Pocket Cast, Stitcher, and Player FM's simply named Podcast.
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And justice fails the poor, of every race, who often can't afford prohibitive bail, or competent legal representation.
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MCs tell jokes to a cold crowd, warming them up for the more competent headliner and feature acts.
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A lot of people, when in doubt, don't vote because they don't feel competent on a particular question.
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Hillary Clinton is running as a competent and experienced leader; unsurprisingly, that's what her supporters say they want.
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In the evening, they got a survey asking them how they felt; competent, respected, in control, relaxed, etc.
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"I think Rod Rosenstein, the new deputy attorney general, is competent to lead that effort," said Texas Sen.
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If you're a great slugger, you're probably never going to be more than a competent fielder or baserunner.
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" The carrier also added it "will fully cooperate with the ongoing investigation being conducted by the competent authorities.
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But she is manifestly more competent than Mr. Trump whose braggadocio, divisiveness and meanness are on daily display.
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On the other side, MMT is too confident that governments will generally be competent in their spending decisions.
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Fitch assesses Natixis Asset Management to be a suitably qualified, competent and capable asset manager for the fund.
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The Fargo universe has good guys who are just as omnipotent as they are competent, often, so whatever.
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This grotesque character assassination will dissuade competent and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country.
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Anthem doesn't come across as merely action competent for a BioWare game, it's legitimately a good action game.
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The SEC has defended this process by arguing that its in-house judges are fair and competent professionals.
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She has yet to enter a plea because the court has repeatedly found her to be not competent.
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Under a competent autocrat, Amazon might be in trouble because their business model is so dependent on government.
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It's only appropriate that the film is as competent, efficient, and mildly dull as the people it celebrates.
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Siri does a good job of looking through your files and is surprisingly competent at handling complex modifiers.
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I'd say there's something to venerate about a competent president who was on the right side of history.
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It takes a long time to school and train a competent doctor, at a very high economic cost.
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A mental health evaluation could determine whether Crews is competent to be held criminally responsible for the crimes.
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Fathers do more child care and housework than ever and are perceived as more competent parents than ever.
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"He is more than competent for the job," said Steve Todd, a delegate for Mr. Sanders from Pennsylvania.
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"We have some competent people," he said, naming Defense Secretary James Mattis and national security advisor H.R. McMaster.
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"As investors become more confident and competent, they are more willing to look at those markets," Stirling said.
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I know they're incredibly competent and good performers, so I'm looking to see how self-aware they are.
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Desgroux had previously been ruled competent to proceed with the case, a finding his attorney didn&apost contest.
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Being a student—at least, being a competent one—is also more or less a full-time job.
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Thought bubble: Wall Street viewed Zuckerberg as a competent leader, and Congress as unlikely to impose strict regulation.
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It is up to an immigration judge—and not a licensed psychologist—to determine whether someone is competent.
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I think I'm a competent photographer, but I think I was the right person to photograph Barack Obama.
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Building a competent, promising team around Davis before he can leave two years later will be nearly impossible.
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The person can look attractive and competent in one image and silly and not very smart in another.
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She is running as a supremely competent candidate and portraying Mr. Trump, in essence, as irresponsible and dangerous.
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As in medicine or teaching, time in actual practice is critical for a new lawyer to become competent.
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"I am not going to comment on an individual who has a very competent physician," Dr. Fauci said.
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"I'm an assertive, competent person doing my job and that might rub people the wrong way," Gonzalez explained.
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Responsible and caring, competent but lacking confidence, Frances grapples with the question of whether her job defines her.
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"I really like that she knows what she wants, that she's competent, that there's conviction there," he said.
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Of course, there's probably a selection bias in the data: Maybe only the competent professors landed executive jobs.
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He explained what a smaller, and less technically competent, U.S. delegation means for the country and the world.
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In all honesty, this isn't a great card, but there's a good few competent knockout artists on it.
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Everyone on my small staff is competent, but all are tied in to political forces in the region.
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The terminally ill individual must be mentally competent and make three requests, two verbally and one in writing.
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That amendment was written when a competent soldier could fire his weapon perhaps once or twice a minute.
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It doesn't portray itself as an all-powerful warrior in its comics, merely as a competent central bank.
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If there is a competent one in your field, enlist a headhunter, and post your details on LinkedIn.
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"She's a competent woman, she's highly qualified," said Marianna Fotaki, professor of business ethics at Warwick Business School.
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The women were hyper-competent, offering coaching and praise and cushioning against the unpredictable waters of online gaming.
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Mr. Seehofer said that Mr. Maassen was a "highly competent" employee and that he would not dismiss him.
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"Nikola Gruevski has submitted an asylum request to the competent Hungarian authority," the government said in a statement.
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But it was also, if not more so, about seeing Riker develop beyond just a competent first officer.
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The Clinton team was a few shady characters surrounded by a large group of super-competent straight arrows.
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Recently, she fired a competent, young, lower-level employee in her group who tried to improve these processes.
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It allows us to be both competent and likable, cutthroat and inspiring, inappropriate and employable, equal but better.
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Danish-style outcomes require Danish-style trust, and that requires rule of law, elite accountability, and competent administration.
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I think the issue in most people's minds is whether the president is competent to perform his duties.
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And, motherhood alone can trigger assumptions that a woman won't be as competent or committed to her work.
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SPRINGSTEEN: It's as simple as the fear of, is someone simply competent enough to do this particular job?
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More than ever, we need doctors who are competent at both the lab bench and the hospital bedside.
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"Mr Uematsu had a psychiatric disability and, as a result, he was not mentally competent," said the lawyer.
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Chiefs' outrageously skilled Mahomes and the immensely competent Garoppolo will be the central figures at Hard Rock Stadium.
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The cool person is gracefully competent at something, but doesn't need the world's applause to know his worth.
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It, however, did not rule on deploying women in combat roles, saying a competent authority needed to decide.
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The charges against Dani were dropped, and she was released from jail after she was found not competent.
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Biden was simply more confident and competent Thursday night -- just look at how he directly took on Sen.
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In fact, if you ask for help on something complicated, people may actually view you as more competent.
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But my parents considered me to be a competent human being and had their own lives to lead.
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If Trump were more rational and more competent, he might have a chance of destroying our democracy. ♦
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DC: Well, sound values, competent and real, life-experienced leaders of either party will continue to be successful.
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By this logic, generals, but not members of Congress, will tend to be more or less equally competent.
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On Thursday, Judge Garnett denied that motion, suggesting he believed Mr. Comello understood his rights and was competent.
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The research found that regular braggers and complainers were seen as more likable and competent in their work.
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Louisiana said it was necessary in case of complications and to make sure that the providers are competent.
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Ivy was affectionate, exuberant, and highly competent; at times, though, she had the air of an abandoned child.
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With adequate federal oversight, dubious decisions, such as the Whitefish contract, could be vetoed by more competent authorities.
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Résumés submitted with female names, for example, are judged to be less competent than those with male names.
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But it also could violate discrimination laws, sideline perfectly competent doctors and leave rural communities even more underserved.
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And for many new smart homeowners, a competent device with a low price is the best possible purchase.
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You need to be able to say: Please match my pension contributions, for I am a competent man.
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When and if he's ruled competent, Ewing will face 2 felony charges -- assault and battery -- for the fight.
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So being able to funnel them towards a dedicated and competent spiritual resource is important, if not vital.
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"We (a white-dominant society) expect black folks to be less competent," wrote A. Gordon in The Root.
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The Surface Pro 7 is a competent upgrade with USB-C, refreshed processors, but little else that's new The Pro 7, which is going on sale today, is a competent upgrade that gives Surface Pro users exactly what they want — even if it sticks to a tried and tested formula. 6.
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It seems to have made bureaucrats more competent: the health ministry is widely regarded as among Liberia's most adept.
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What would be the point of being a competent amateur musician when expertise was a one-time purchase away?
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Courtney's first experiment goes wrong, though, and more competent student Ray (Diego Luna) is roped in to revive her.
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Music, on the other hand, was nonnegotiable, and there'd been varying degrees of success: I was close to competent.
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But he proved he can memorize the founding documents of our great nation just like any competent fifth grader.
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In a recent study, researchers found those who read messages with smiley emojis rated the senders as less competent.
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The keyboard is a competent input device, though it's no match for the refinements of Microsoft's Surface Pro keyboard.
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In cases like this, it is likely that no single outside professional, no matter how competent, will ultimately succeed.
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All this means that computers are now impressively competent at handling spoken requests that require a narrowly defined reply.
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If Weier is deemed not mentally competent, she will likely be committed to a psychiatric institution for three years.
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But while its action is regularly competent and occasionally great, it doesn't quite pull off its ambitious balancing act.
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It shows that the competent Goldman Sachs alumni in the administration are not serious about either growth or deficits.
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According to Schiffer, having a competent second-in-command will also help make your business more attractive to buyers.
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Like Doug Jones in Alabama last year, he's a former federal prosecutor running a competent, left-of-center campaign.
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Edmund Blenkins, an electrical apprentice at a local timber mill, carried himself like a soldier, competent beyond his years.
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Even competent farmers like Marie live close to the edge—a single bad harvest can drive them into destitution.
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Instead, BMW took its time to create the most competent, quiet and desirable luxury SUV on the market today.
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It achieved this by forcing even competent and skilled players to rethink pretty much every strategy they normally employ.
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On Monday this week, the court refuted Canberra's claims, announcing that it was indeed competent to hold a conciliation.
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Centeno is seen as competent, but a lightweight contributor to Eurogroup discussions and more an academic than a leader.
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These women, who were buried alongside iron weapons and tools, were competent political, military and religious leaders, says Allen.
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In Muslim countries with somewhat competent governments such as Indonesia, the presence of these groups is relatively small. 3.
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"Dooley, while very competent and very capable, doesn't represent a meaningful difference from having Dauman in charge," Wieser said.
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Women are viewed as less competent when they prioritize their children, and bad mothers when they prioritize their careers.
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With the help of some Ativan, a friendly nurse, and a competent psychiatrist, I managed to pull myself together.
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As we found in our review, Facebook's Portal is actually a pretty competent device with some thoughtful design touches.
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It was like you had to either choose to be perceived as the competent leader or the caring mother.
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Praise be unto the competent mixed messenger who gives us the balm of expression with the burden of realization.
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He was later deemed mentally competent but the case was eventually dismissed when the victim could not be found.
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Paxton's office has said a number of courts have ruled Panetti competent to stand trial and to be executed.
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U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel said that Roof is competent, but failed to disclose his reasons for this decision.
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For his opponents, they are another piece of evidence that he is not a serious or competent chief executive.
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"[Michael] Bloomberg nailed it: vote for the sane and competent one," a national staffer for Bernie Sanders tells me.
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Whisper Supremacy was solid, but didn't have the same magic, while And Then You'll Beg was competent but unmemorable.
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"Listen, you gotta pay people, that way they're impartial, they're competent," he said in a video at the time.
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A member of the CDU's national executive committee since 2010, Kramp-Karrenbauer is seen as a competent all-rounder.
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Corrupt and incompetent government contributed to Detroit's woes, but a competent honest government can be part of the solution.
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They're enviably brave and competent when danger threatens, and loyal and altruistic even (or especially) under threat of death.
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Knowing exactly what your responsibilities are will help you to be more efficient, effective and competent at your job.
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But they've been promising a competent sales job for more than a month, now, and they're yet to deliver.
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" The paper's editorial board declared the GOP nominee "has alienated his party and he isn't running a competent campaign.
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Since the beginning of this year, Alexa has become a surprisingly competent way to control popular smart home products.
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But so is the fact that there are thousands of exceptionally competent and talented women working in these fields.
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It means they're correcting for factors of societal discrimination that are keeping competent women out of the tech industry.
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The three services are each reasonably competent, say security experts; the trouble is that they function as separate fiefdoms.
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Nguyen Xuan Phuc, who took over as prime minister in early April, is said to be a competent technocrat.
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If ever there was a time for a special prosecutor and a competent, impartial FBI director, this is it.
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But my guess is that the explanation is simpler: The candidate has no idea who is and isn't competent.
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Just as businesses focus on hiring the most qualified job applicants, voters should support only the most competent candidates.
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The last thing any competent lawyer would want is to "bring this in-house," as reportedly suggested by Cohen.
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"They're all competent executives but the bottom line is you have to connect with a national audience," he said.
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In 2009, they published a study suggesting that name-dropping makes people seem both less likable and less competent.
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The first-rounder Carson Wentz is ready to deputize for, and eventually replace, the competent Sam Bradford at quarterback.
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We're reasonable, competent parents who simply were not up to the task of parenting foster sons on our own.
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They're seen as more competent and are professionally rewarded for being perceived as promising without having to prove themselves.
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The instant recognizability of journalistic style, and the ease with which any competent writer can master it, invites parody.
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Without full-time committed, competent and credible senior-level support, bureaucratic inertia can and will cause progress to falter.
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Finally, there simply aren't enough culturally competent doctors and nurses to provide care for the most marginalized among us.
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The lack of competent oversight by management and/or policy may lie at the root cause of this accident.
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Some described him as a competent executive, but also noted the chain's deteriorating performance and outlook in recent quarters.
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He was later found competent for trial in 2006 after a previous order had committed him to a facility.
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Dalton was deemed competent to stand trial and he recently dropped an insanity plea, according to the Associated Press.
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For lethal violence to happen, there needs to be competent agents with a desire and readiness to perform it.
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While both men are competent in each other's preferred position of fighting, this sounds like a classic grappler vs.
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I thought it would be good to rate how competent I was at each respective task out of ten.
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Many observers believe that Taylor would excel in a system with better weapons and a more competent offensive line.
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The court dismissed Guha's petition in five minutes, saying they were not the competent authority to rule on it.
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"Look, I want you hardworking, I want you competent, I want you thoughtful, I want you skillful," Szymanski says.
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Having a home birth with a competent doctor isn't actually high drama, so of course Grey's ups the stakes.
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She was a competent, high energy mat wrestler with a decently honed sense of dramatic timing in the ring.
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Felder also found himself in with a man who was happy to check kicks and competent in doing so.
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Here's Carly Berry of Tonawanda, N.Y.: For my age and state in life, I'd say I'm particularly emotionally competent.
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In times like these, leaders need to offer a combination of competent and emotional leadership (I know, I know).
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He will remain in custody while he undergoes the examination to determine if he is competent to stand trial.
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So I think the motivation is good, and I think the scientists who did the work are very competent.
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We often listen to the person who is the most confident instead of the person who's the most competent.
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Many of their clients who were found to be intellectually competent under the 2004 standard have already been executed.
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For less competent governments, one way forward is to get people and organisations to spend deficit-financed funds effectively.
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Trekkies will know Ms. Nichols as Lieutenant Uhura, the Starship Enterprise's coolly competent communications officer, on the original series.
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It's easy to get distracted by what is right in front of us, like Twitter or less competent colleagues.
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There's a set of platitudes that everyone is expected to say, which any minimally competent politician can easily identify.
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It was a competent versus incompetent strategy that, I'm sure, tested best in focus groups but ultimately didn't deliver.
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And don't blame its highly competent leading lady, Dove Cameron (a Daytime Emmy winner for Disney's "Liv and Maddie").
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Her work was competent, if not stellar, and I told her I was happy to give a good reference.
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That charge, of course, is hard to disentangle from the way competent women are uniquely punished for their confidence. .
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Some of the country's leaders on H.I.V. are serious and competent, including Tsitsi Apollo, who directs the country's response.
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Cuomo is getting universal high marks and making a strong case for the sheer power of competent, functioning government.
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With competent, low-key technocrats in charge of a stable country in a relatively peaceful world, China took off.
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Abortion providers in Louisiana tried for over a year to get privileges and, despite being competent doctors, were denied.
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It is obvious that trainers should be good with dogs, but they should be equally competent with humans, too.
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True to its genre, "Adrift" dispenses both the terror of extreme conditions and the comfort of a competent response.
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If he feels knowledgeable, competent and in control of his own choices, he'll be prepared for the ramen years.
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They speak to how much more thoughtful, ethical, responsible, eloquent and competent he was in office than Donald Trump.
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In the Massive Resistance era, Georgia and the rest of the South eventually turned to honest, competent, responsible leaders.
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These Patriots are less dominant than absurdly competent, which — ask the Jets about this — is still a desirable quality.
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In a context in which most stocks are rising, even moderately competent leaders can appear to be doing well.
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We have no way of knowing how many competent service members the military loses every year to sexual assault.
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First, you must learn from an instructor who is highly competent, and, second, you must regularly sharpen your skill.
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The Spurs were far from worldbeaters in the regular season, but were more than competent, finishing at 220-26.
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But they were more experienced, knew their area of position better and were probably more competent with their weapon.
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Even in the private sector, Mr. Lhota has long been seen as a competent manager and a straight shooter.
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She had a huge smile, but her eyes were downcast, in the manner of a competent and deferential nurse.
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There is a lot of feeling like you have to be at 120% just to prove that you're competent.
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If you don't trust your employees to do a competent job on assignments you've given them, that's a problem.
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What's more, the Hyatt was already a profitable operation with competent employees — most of whom he has kept on.
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He's evil and he's competent, which means that only Gloria (and maybe Winnie) has any ability to stop him.
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I have been a dedicated, competent, nameless, public servant for almost 30 years, in the field of environmental protection.
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In the grand TV-sitcom tradition, Jacobson and Glazer play less driven, less competent versions of their younger selves.
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The South Bend mayor put in a competent performance, but, strangely, his competitors didn't lay a glove on him.
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In Denmark, physicians perform circumcisions, although a "competent assistant," may do so with a doctor present, Ms. Moller said.
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The PIE Act also requires that all shared information be truthful and based on competent and reliable scientific evidence.
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These were surely all in the hands of the highly competent Turkish intelligence -- MIT -- within hours of the crime.
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You can be psychiatrically ill and be perfectly competent, just as you can be mentally healthy but totally unfit.
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When pregnant workers are not considered to be competent actors, discriminatory behavior may not even be recognized as discrimination.
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I am under the diligent care of a leading endocrinologist, with a team of nurses and competent administrative staff.
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In addition, all participants took a pretend test of their abilities and some were told they weren't that competent.
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All this competent basketball made some Knicks fans nervous, leading to some angst-ridden gallows humor on social media.
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Competent packagers can draw out an artist's back story and minimize the boring parts without drawing attention to themselves.
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This, perhaps not surprisingly, isn't exactly the best way to create competent government ministries that can deliver services effectively.
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People who've had this since youth are preposterously competent at it and, by extension, often other things as well.
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Clinical trials take years to complete and will have to build on each other to create a competent understanding.
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The Humane Society, Tropicana, and Campbell's — there are some of the brands that Americans consider both warm and competent.
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"Tillerson obviously did a competent job running Exxon, one of the largest companies in the world," Musk told Gizmodo yesterday.
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Many also say that Centeno, seen as a competent academic, has not contributed much to Eurogroup discussions in the past.
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Inmates tend to give competent jailhouse lawyers a pass, even if they are rats, ex-law enforcement and the like.
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He is trying to get the surrender period waived by arguing his client wasn't competent to make an informed decision.
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At first glance, the numbers show that women in open source projects are considered to be more competent than men.
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The grand jury's indictment this month came after mental health authorities determined Reinking was competent to stand trial, Hayslip said.
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Nolen's trial had been delayed to determine if he was mentally competent to face the murder charge before a jury.
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The lawyers said French courts were competent to handle the case in line with the United Nations convention against torture.
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Overall, Samsung has managed to produce an entirely competent laptop in the Notebook 9 Pro, with no show-stopping flaws.
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This grotesque and coordinated character assassination will dissuade competent and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country.
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Competent phones are good, but the company's ongoing bid to be synonymous with mobile VR could be a smart bet.
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The people running the economy are competent, well-educated technocrats (such as the head of the central bank, Elvira Nabiulina).
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Gottlieb, a physician and former deputy FDA commissioner during the George W. Bush administration, is seen as competent and knowledgeable.
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The three proposed entry criteria of "terminally ill", "adult" and "mentally competent" have also proved malleable and open to interpretation.
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But investigators described Shah as "a very competent pilot" and did not believe him to be responsible for the incident.
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" Overall, Darroch described the president as "clumsy and inept," and wrote, "I don't think this Administration will ever look competent.
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And is his inclination to prefer sycophants and yes men to competent officials making a crisis more or less likely?
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Although unquestionably competent, they were badly overstretched and, given the challenge, heavily focused on containing the chaos emanating from Somalia.
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Since 1994, six states have allowed terminally ill, mentally competent adults to self-administer lethal medication prescribed by a doctor.
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After all, how many former British colonies are there where voting has always been clean and their governments consistently competent?
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"He is competent, able to passively move around on his own and do what he needs to do," Balrog said.
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But they should also want someone who looks smart, sharp, and competent discussing the issues in front of the cameras.
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Despite Mrs May's shortcomings, a large majority considers her the more competent leader and plausible prime minister of the two.
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Be smart: Whatever fate Brexit meets, Britain's reputation for competent, pragmatic political stability — built up over centuries — is being trashed.
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If that's the case, there should be two key concepts for any competent approach to privacy: transparency and user control.
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Similarly, the technically competent but aesthetically limited user-interface designer needs a digital self that safely challenges his creative boundaries.
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I personally would like to see a smart, competent female president before I die, so that's where I'm coming from.
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The president has ignored court orders, fired his most competent ministers, mismanaged public funds and somehow got away with it.
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The judge previously found Roof competent to stand trial after a hearing held in November ahead of the guilt phase.
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Operating in this new business is likely to pose many new challenges that Amazon is not particularly competent at addressing.
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After 30 days of psychiatric treatment and medication, he was ruled competent for trial in March, local outlet WJLA reported.
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