The packet is typical with TV and movies cutting corners.
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You have to wonder where else Chipotle has been cutting corners.
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It is not a question of cutting corners or moving recklessly.
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It wasn't the first time Meza was accused of cutting corners.
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Cutting corners and releasing poorly thought out systems could end in disaster.
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The biggest challenge is to move faster without cutting corners on security.
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And 7.2 million meals later, cutting corners is not in our plans.
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" But cutting corners by using an unlicensed photo "point out a fundamental issue.
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The challenge for the company will be ensuring efficiency doesn't mean cutting corners.
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Every move is watched to make sure that no one is cutting corners.
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Here's to cutting corners, saving $$$, and finding exactly what you want in the process.
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But when you're $53 million in debt, you have to start cutting corners somewhere.
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"I struggle to see how they will do this without cutting corners," she says.
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These people love finishing first, especially if they can get there by cutting corners.
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"No cutting corners," she says as she rolls out the pastry for today's dumplings.
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Our corporate health care employers are always out to boost profits by cutting corners.
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Good gear is good gear, and there is no cutting corners to produce it.
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She said the problem was that people were cutting corners and ignoring the regulations.
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Ockwell-Smith likes specificity, and she has many strongly held ideas about cutting corners.
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Cutting corners would only diminish the quality of our product and undermine customer loyalty.
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"I think it'd be jumping to conclusions to think they were cutting corners," he said.
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The feeling that Google is cutting corners is a problem that goes beyond just headphones.
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Most athletes, to be honest with you, as they get older, they start cutting corners.
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The State Department insists it is not cutting corners on security with its new program.
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Now is not the time to be weakening our standards and protections, or cutting corners.
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But former employees describe a culture of cutting corners that has now attracted the FBI's attention.
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I was supposed to marvel at our talent for making messes, cutting corners, evading responsibility, procrastinating.
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While I can understand cutting corners here, that's a pretty big one for two key reasons.
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Hoodwinking the Spain brothers foreshadowed what would become Blazer's lifetime pattern of cutting corners and cheating.
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The problem is that when you're talking about the remains of loved ones, cutting corners is tragic.
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But some say this approach doesn't get at the heart of the problem: the company cutting corners.
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With CBD coming into vogue, some are latching onto the trend and cutting corners along the way.
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However, it takes a hell of a lot of work to do it honestly, without cutting corners.
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Many were cutting corners to make higher margins, while others weren't interested in a long-term partnership.
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So the suggestion that some health workers may be cutting corners on cleanliness isn't an unwarranted concern.
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"Even in Chinatown, it was magenta, not red" — the sure sign of cutting corners with food coloring.
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I know they're cutting corners to save on expenses, but this is NOT helpful to the consumer.
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"Fast science leads to cutting corners and has almost certainly contributed to the reproducibility crisis," she writes.
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Cutting corners will likely saddle the new President, the nation -- and the nominees themselves -- with avoidable ethical headaches.
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Speculation of what contributed to the fatal crash has ranged from fewer sensors to cutting corners with training.
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Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler aren't cutting corners on the "in sickness and in health" part of marriage.
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Corizon saves money not by cutting corners, Harbin said, but through innovation and spreading risk across the company.
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Of course, seems late for cutting corners -- the wedding's going down at the Miami Four Seasons, after all.
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" By "differently," Lowenstein said, Buffett meant doing things "more carefully, especially when it comes to avoiding cutting corners.
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What ensued, advocates of the new law say, was haulers cutting corners to offer clients the cheapest prices.
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But rather than being criticized for cutting corners, INS and DHS were praised for processing applications more quickly.
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But the incentives really were reasonably aligned, and Boeing has only caused problems for itself by cutting corners.
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Still, Ramirez remained adamant about not cutting corners on the quality of his beef and took a risk.
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It makes little sense for either company to jeopardise hard-won, lucrative foreign markets by cutting corners at home.
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That's because, by and large, the money savings come from cutting corners on both build quality and the processor.
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Barclays, once known for cutting corners, says it can calculate the ROE generated by each of its trading clients.
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"He (Trump) is cutting corners, risking a serious accident ... the coalition's spine is the United States," the source said.
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But again, I don't want to get halfway through something and then all of a sudden start cutting corners.
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The G163 isn't an attempt to go head to head with flagships, but it's also not about cutting corners.
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But short-term market conditions don't excuse cutting corners on emissions, especially when the solutions are such a bargain.
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The idea is to replace the sand on Florida's constantly beleaguered coastline, but Trebeaux is prone to cutting corners.
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But she can also appear to some to be overly suspicious, insular, often nontransparent, and prone to cutting corners.
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Birth control company Nurx was investigated by the New York Times for cutting corners in its quest for growth.
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I think they put this at the top of the post so people don't wonder why they're cutting corners.
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Opponents fear that cutting corners could jeopardize the environment or put wildlife, such as polar bears, in harm's way.
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She had found a second job working nights and weekends at Kohl's, and was cutting corners where she could.
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But it's also a looming warning against cutting corners without regard for life — and one we can't afford to forget.
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Lamia Airlines flight 9653 is another reminder of the horrible costs that people risk by cutting corners in the air.
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He seems to believe his views are so important that cutting corners to get his preferred policy outcomes is fine.
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Many want to believe that while Mr. Kagame may have been cutting corners on democracy, he has delivered on development.
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We could have saved money by cutting corners and using lower-quality ingredients, but saving money was never our focus.
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Garcia is concerned that expediting the NEPA process will lead to environmental reviews cutting corners and overlooking potentially hazardous impacts.
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In a scathing section of Tuesday's report, the audit claims CBSA are so short-staffed that they've been cutting corners.
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Everyone was finishing up, they want to go home, they're all doing side work and cutting corners to close the bar.
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"We would never do such a despicable thing as cutting corners," says Yu. This is the latest controversy surrounding the P10.
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Traywick's grand vision is to create a "transparent" and "decentralized" drug development pipeline — one where things get done, essentially, by cutting corners.
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That could clue them in that they need to be more concise, or that someone is cutting corners on training and cooperation.
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They were accused of cutting corners and the Australians threatened not to move into the athletes' village unless urgent improvements were made.
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Those companies that approach this three-dimensional problem with only two dimensions — by cutting corners or finding "shortcuts" — have found themselves lost.
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Apocalypse loses sight of that a bit, and at times it feels like it's cutting corners in exchange for gigantic action sequences.
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Another message from a 7373 manager who fretted employees were cutting corners under pressure to meet lofty production goals for the plane.
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The most famous example is Van Halen's "no brown M&Ms" policy, designed to warn the band if venues were cutting corners.
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On the opposite spectrum of business models, Puzder built CKE's "success" on paying workers low wages and cutting corners at their expense.
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Trump's ethos, ever since he was first sued by the Justice Department for racial discrimination in 1973, has been about cutting corners.
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Bro culture also values speedy growth over sustainable profits, and encourages cutting corners, ignoring regulations and doing whatever it takes to win.
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But in the last few months, a series of reports by BuzzFeed News found that the company was cutting corners in its rise.
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We should not overlook successful existing strategies that bring the college campus directly to young people, in their communities and without cutting corners.
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The result of the May 22 runoff was overturned mostly due to election officials cutting corners as they raced to complete the count.
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Then they save money by cutting corners on construction, making the spaces so inaccessible or unwelcoming that no one wants to use them.
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Cutting corners and hiring a disengaged nanny early on, she said, could hurt a child's ability to form relationships over the long run.
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Usually disqualifications at marathons worldwide are made on an individual basis, with one or two runners accused of cutting corners or faking times.
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But as with the regulatory delays, the Trump Administration appears to be cutting corners in ways that could haunt them in the courts.
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And most importantly, its main focus should be on improving healthcare, not cutting corners to give us a tax break we don't need.
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But after three years of conscientious budgeting and cutting corners, she climbed out of debt, blogging about her experience to stay on track.
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And our journalists, who interviewed dozens of employees, officials and aviation analysts, found that Lion Air was cutting corners long before the crash.
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"You can have a bad lab that is sloppy, and you might know that you're cutting corners to save money," Mr. Outterson said.
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And Uber is a company known for cutting corners and flaunting regulations in its mad dash sprint to disrupt transportation and grab market share.
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Last December, lab technician Kamalkant Shah was caught cutting corners while analyzing a suspected marijuana sample and recording results without doing a thorough analysis.
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On top of all that, the MateBook X Pro costs less than many of its rivals, without cutting corners in materials, performance, or features.
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Quick process and cutting corners has basically been the Knicks' mantra during these last 16 miserable years, and, well, it hasn't worked at all.
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If competitors get away with cutting corners, more ethical companies that incur higher costs and so must charge higher prices may lose market share.
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The frightening truth is this: If the EPA is forced to continue cutting corners, the chances of a horrifying environmental disaster will only grow.
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Every now and then, some institutions of higher learning earn a tsk-tsk for cutting corners, or a wrist slap for violating N.C.A.A. rules.
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"If a company promises 300 mg of CBD and actually delivers 300 mg, it's probably not cutting corners in other areas," according to Leafly.
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And this could be a particularly big problem if a fatal crash is caused by a company like Uber with a reputation for cutting corners.
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The brothers pointed to over-emphasizing aesthetics, cutting corners for the sake of cost, and rushing the process as the biggest mistakes people can make.
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They are already considering whether a trend in handing more and more certification responsibilities for new aircraft to manufacturers is cutting corners and endangering passengers.
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One county clerk in Idaho tried to hype doubts over the program's reliability even after his office admitted to cutting corners in handling the data.
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It's back to cutting corners at the grocery store, or hitting up the fresh food giveaways that occur in their region of central New York.
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Amy Walsh, another Orrick partner, said those who get caught typically have been cutting corners, telling white lies and committing small ethical lapses their entire careers.
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HP may be fond of cutting corners (to add a power button or Thunderbolt 3 port), but this is one corner it should have left intact.
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Both Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration have been sharply criticized for missing the flaw and cutting corners during the design and certification of the plane.
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But cutting corners at the expense of small-business owners or casino workers or Trump University students who think they'll be getting an education is different.
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" It's almost like we were cutting corners so that in these big moments, we could be like, "I want this dress, and I'm getting this dress.
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The one constant, however, was a tendency to decrease backlogs by cutting corners, without taking into account the subsequent effects on public safety and national security.
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Because of a lifetime habit of cutting corners while pursuing profit, Mr. Trump might assume that he could again just brazen his way through this situation.
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Palandech countered that since their down year, they'd raised prices by three percent and changed packers and suppliers to cut costs without cutting corners on the process.
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It sounds like a shortcut, but in this case it's not cutting corners, it's simply using a new tool to quickly, and cheaply, improve an existing process.
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Given Uber's relentless dedication to cutting corners and driving growth in any way possible, it's easy to assume this is just another case of Uber being Uber.
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Workers said that a program paying bonuses based on performance goals, including minimizing costs, create a "highly pressurized environment" that leads to cutting corners on food safety.
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The company could've conducted a full investigation, publicly reported the results, and cleared itself of any questions of impropriety or cutting corners (on this matter, at least).
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That represented fewer beds than the Trump administration had wanted, but ICE will likely try to add far more by cutting corners elsewhere, former agency officials predicted.
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Tesla takes particular issue with claims that its quality control workers lack necessary experience, or that it's cutting corners that could result in hazards related to batteries.
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I used Dropps for weeks, and they performed like traditional options with the added benefit of not cutting corners on safe ingredients or eco-conscious design hacks.
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Meanwhile, Walmart struggles to hold its historical position as a low-cost leader by cutting cut costs, be it by cutting corners on quality or consolidating processes.
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Instead, they will have to resign themselves to cutting corners to get through their work, according to Judge Klein, as she had to do during her career.
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An investigation by The New York Times and the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung found that, for Deutsche Bank, playing catch-up meant cutting corners and bending rules.
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Representative Greg Walden, Republican of Oregon and chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, denied that Republicans were cutting corners to speed approval of their repeal bill.
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Guide companies that may already be cutting corners in the ways they treat the mountain are not the ones investing in pre-acclimatization to shorten climbs, Ballinger said.
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"We have passed several times when we sensed a founder was cutting corners, overly exaggerating achievements, bragging too much, or indicating any form of moral ambiguity," he said.
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The first story is about yet another Internet unicorn — valued at more than $8 billion at its initial public offering in 2014 — grasping for growth and cutting corners.
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He emphasizes that "in your journey on whatever you guys are trying to create, there's no magic bullet, magic formula, cutting corners, or cheating," but passion pays off.
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The Navy's internal report on the Fitzgerald and McCain collisions, released in early November, said cutting corners to meet demands on 7th Fleet ships had become the norm.
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The Turkey agreement has, however, been criticized by rights groups as cutting corners on human rights and for bumpy implementation they say has put people's lives at risk.
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We managed to save by cutting corners: We don't have cable or gym memberships; we rarely eat out; and we really think about every single purchase we make.
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Lena Zwarensteyn, director of strategic engagement at the liberal American Constitution Society, said the ratings show the administration is cutting corners in nominating conservative judges with little experience.
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If Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods tells us anything, it's that cutting corners to offer that level of convenience through an online marketplace is not a long term solution.
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If judges were overworked and cutting corners, they would undoubtedly ask Congress for more help beyond filling vacancies and the addition of a modest number of judgeships requested annually.
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Some studies find private prisons to be less cost-effective than government ones, some more, and further studies suggest that any savings are likely the result of cutting corners.
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Consulting fire safety and tunnel engineering experts, Harris build a strong case for why state and local governments should be suspicious of technology disrupters cutting corners in public infrastructure.
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That's exactly why they're a problem, because these businesses — which like any other, are looking to make a profit — work to increase profit margins by cutting corners, activists argue.
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" She adds in another message: "This motherhood job is hard, If I were you I'd think twice about starting such a job by cutting corners so early in the game.
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While that may not seem like much, airlines are cutting corners all over the place, so a few bags of free peanuts is a welcome freebie no matter the situation.
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To tell you the truth, I don't think a lot of people in the world of MMA and boxing will like us, because we've got a "no cutting corners" policy.
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The logs that had been used to build the Corral Lodges were floated down Swift Creek to be handcrafted in the distinctive "Swedish cope" style of cutting corners and chinking.
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The other cool thing about HIIT is that it just takes less time, so it's a great way to get in a full workout without feeling like you're cutting corners.
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Space industry experts say that Mr. Musk faces risks in balancing SpaceX's backlog of contracts — spanning the next few years — without cutting corners to stay on the company's busy schedule.
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"Cutting corners and rushing through regulations leads to carelessly crafted rules that harm small businesses and their ability to thrive and create good-paying jobs," Walberg said in a statement.
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Even before the crash, critics complained of lax oversight of the profit-making lines, which had already been cutting corners because elected officials insisted on maintaining the five-cent fare.
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That stance is drawing an unusual backlash against Tesla from industry analysts, from skepticism that Tesla can pull it off, to charges that the company is cutting corners on safety.
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Mr. Frakes and Mr. Gruber examined a large number of quality indicators to determine whether the doctors who practiced less intense medicine on their military patients were somehow cutting corners.
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Many of the mistakes were made by cutting corners to try to save money, which only ended up costing more in the long run when they had to be fixed.
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NECC owner Barry Cadden is serving a nine-year federal prison sentence after a jury convicted him in 2017 on fraud and conspiracy charges for cutting corners to maximize profits.
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And even when it comes to a member's own party, a vindictive president is cutting corners on behalf of himself — and probably not doing much for that member's reelection campaign.
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The country has a history of major work safety accidents which often trigger inspection campaigns aimed at rooting out violations and punishing officials for cutting corners or shirking their supervisory duties.
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The stunt will demand an unprecedented level of precision and coordination in an industry that is not exactly known for cutting corners, but hey—no one ever said spaceflight was easy.
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When it comes to corporate culture, the group is dedicated to not cutting corners and encourages young team players to take on greater responsibilities, to push them up the career ladder.
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"Takata has a terrible track record of cutting corners to put profits before safety, creating tragic consequences for drivers and families, and then lying to federal regulators," Markey and Blumenthal said.
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Instead of spending time producing good content, which would give me a reason to like their Facebook page, they are cutting corners and trying to hitch a ride on my audience.
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The country has a history of major work safety accidents which often trigger inspection campaigns aimed at rooting out violations and punishing officials for cutting corners or failing their supervisory duties.
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France and Germany spend roughly half, and Britain two-thirds, of what the United States does per soldier; unless they have achieved remarkable levels of efficiency, they must be cutting corners.
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Several Grenfell Tower residents accused the K.C.T.M.O. of purposely neglecting their needs so that the building would eventually decay and have to be demolished, and of cutting corners in the refurbishment.
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"You're essentially cutting corners on what they show you when they ask for your okay, and in many cases, on top of that, they're not letting you say no," he said.
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A former South Korean official involved in nuclear diplomacy with North Korea told Reuters previously that it was likely the North's nuclear program was cutting corners on safety, further driving down costs.
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"The Aris-13 is a little oil tanker that was hijacked while cutting corners through a no-go area," says Chris Farrell, group commercial director of private security group Neptune Maritime Security.
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After all, many people with student loan debt don't challenge default judgments, so it made some sense for National Collegiate's powers that to be to think cutting corners wouldn't be too costly.
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They had lots of tough language about rich people cutting corners, but in the end they said it doesn't matter how much time rich people serve ... just that they serve some time.
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"BLM is cutting corners on environmental reviews of drilling permits by shutting out the public from commenting on those reviews," said Kelly Fuller, energy and mining campaigns director for Western Watersheds Project.
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There are very real concerns about production of the company's newest model, alongside claims from whistleblowers that the pressures of meeting deadlines for the new car have led to cutting corners on safety.
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In the middle are poor-quality medicines that aren't intentionally falsified but [they aren't] meeting a certain quality standard — you make it cheaply, you're not concerned about regulatory laws, you're just cutting corners.
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Reporter Isobel Yeung travels to the feedlots, farms, and slaughterhouses where our meat is made to understand how cutting corners to bring down market prices and increase demand can lead to environmental catastrophes.
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Rated one of the most coveted tickets in all of sport, those lucky enough to land a Masters badge do not want to lessen the once-in-a-lifetime experience by cutting corners.
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It would diminish incentives for companies to prevent their employees from cutting corners on compliance in every arena, from drug manufacture to deepwater drilling to setting up phony bank accounts for unsuspecting consumers.
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When it's time to get your game on, you need a proper headset for the job, and Kingston's excellent HyperX Cloud Stinger offers everything you need for intense gaming sessions without cutting corners.
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Japanese companies are not alone in being caught up in scandals, with European and U.S. companies caught cutting corners and manipulating results in areas like vehicle emissions tests to the sale of meat.
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Scandals, allegations, ethics investigations and cutting corners by advocacy technologists, consultants and in-house practitioners are forcing the advocacy community to reflect on the standards in which we operate and practice our craft.
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The report found that many developers didn't follow the new building code, and it also blamed some of the collapses on a climate of corruption that allowed cutting corners and costs in construction materials.
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Critics say this practice means patients are less likely to get diagnosed with underlying conditions, and say that some of these companies are cutting corners with regulations that are designed to protect their users.
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A lifetime of cutting corners, a businessman's contempt for the political realm and an insight that voters would welcome his boorishness as straight-shooting, encouraged Mr Trump to transgress every democratic norm he encountered.
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China has a history of major work safety accidents and each one normally triggers a nationwide inspection campaign aimed at rooting out violations and punishing officials for cutting corners or shirking their supervisory duties.
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People are spending nearly $2,000 to visit an uninhabitable Scottish island for 20 minutesI used to travel for cheap by cutting corners, but I've since found 5 better strategies to save money on trips
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There has also been plenty of scrutiny and some questions on whether quickly scaling to venture-sized returns or building revenue by selling off securitized ISAs ends up pushing these startups toward cutting corners.
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This rhetoric will sound familiar to anyone who has heard Mark Zuckerberg, who built a reputation for cutting corners in the pursuit of global dominance, when he talks about the challenges confronting Facebook (see article).
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The more budget airlines expand their services, providing longer and longer flights, the more precarious they become — extending flights comes with its own set of costs and obstacles, and cutting corners just isn't as possible.
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However, a lot of shows misrepresent the realities of day-to-day jobs and situations, and they know they can get away with cutting corners since most of us are just here for the drama.
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"It's clear that many of these companies continue to build corporate empires off of a basic premise — making massive profit always trumps protecting the public and innovation is only possible by cutting corners," Peskin said.
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Republicans, leaning heavily on their lone witness to push back on that case, argued that Democrats were cutting corners in their inquiry and racing haphazardly to impeach Trump before an arbitrary end-of-year deadline.
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Instead, decisive action is needed to re-set the regulatory bar high enough to render environmentally responsible commercial uses of public lands more profitable than cutting corners, degrading the land, and driving wildlife to extinction.
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Cutting corners on things like bottled salad dressing, pre-chopped stir-fry veggies and frozen veggie burgers prove worthwhile because it saves me enough time that I'm able and willing to bring my lunch every day.
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Being this deep in the fundraising hole may raise the temptation of cutting corners like trying to raise money in bigger chunks than is allowed under the law or from prohibited sources (like corporations or foreigners).
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The new series has a similar focus — on a woman working at a law firm whose reputation has been tarnished by outside forces — and CBS doesn't seem to be cutting corners just because this is going online.
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He isn't a psychotic perfectionist or someone who stows a sleeping bag in the corner of his office closet, but it'd be easier to teach a squirrel how to speak Italian than to catch Bzdelik cutting corners.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A prominent Chinese environmental group has called on chemicals multinationals to stop "cutting corners" by outsourcing business to Chinese suppliers that violate safety regulations after an investigation into a deadly explosion at a factory in March.
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"When you start to see the amount of plant material required to produce oils, and when you have millions of people ordering—I just question how the demand can be met without possibly cutting corners," Jordens told me.
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"I am troubled by this lack of action to date, and also concerned that the e-cigarette industry is cutting corners and not taking appropriate steps to ensure the electrical safety of the products they are manufacturing," he added.
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When communities lack the funds to maintain their own water systems, they become vulnerable to privatization schemes where corporations offer municipalities money in exchange for running the local water system, hiking rates or cutting corners to increase their profits.
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But when the pressure to find a killer is so great, when the win-at-all-costs mentality is so powerful, the line between acting on a good-faith belief and cutting corners to score a conviction can blur.
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She beautifully and uncompromisingly weaves in Native language, and she also writes about darker aspects of Native history, such as the much-reviled boarding schools of the 19th and 20th century without cutting corners when it comes to story.
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Amid allegations of poor quality work and "cutting corners," anonymous sources told the Seattle Times that the Department of Justice issued subpoenas in early June for Boeing records concerning production details of the 787 Dreamliner at a plant in South Carolina.
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Currently the government is racing against the clock (and possibly cutting corners) to solve a problem it created by separating families without clear documentation of when they were split up or a plan for when they could be put back together.
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Instead of cutting corners so he could afford to redo the place all at once, or taking out a construction loan, he decided to slow-walk his home makeover, strategically building in pauses between projects so he could replenish his budget.
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There are a few theories as to what caused this malfunction, and from my research there were actually several ways the drives could fail, but they're all related to Iomega cutting corners in an attempt to make the hardware as affordable as possible.
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First, the California Supreme Court halted the reforms before they took effect to consider a challenge brought about by the state's former attorney general that the measure would disrupt the courts, cost more money, and result in attorneys cutting corners to keep up.
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I tend to write these pieces when the team is not just behaving badly—dithering or cutting corners or sniping out anonymous quotes for unfathomable reasons or being shortsighted and willfully thick about other people's flexor tendons and rotator cuffs—but playing badly.
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And even though he's experienced winning at the highest level, both as a player and coach, Walton is patient enough to go through a rebuild the right way, without cutting corners—which is something a coach ultimately can't help, more often than not.
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In addition to defunding intelligence analysis and active-shooter training, Trump's budget eliminates state and local grant funding from DHS, costing cities millions of dollars in security and leading law enforcement officials to accuse the White House of cutting corners in fighting terrorism.
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Budget climbing operators have mushroomed in Kathmandu, Nepal's capital, offering deep discounts but cutting corners by bringing fewer oxygen cylinders for their clients to Everest, where the air is so thin that nearly every climber depends on supplemental oxygen to reach the top.
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That it is idealistic to dream of a World Series ring won through pure team and individual effort; maybe we should have realized the temptation of cutting corners for spoils that can more easily be acquired with money, drugs and better technology.
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It's kind of hard to sympathize with the incumbent industry here, but at the same time we want to avoid a situation like Uber's in which a challenger is mainly competitive because it is cutting corners at every possible opportunity to undercut its opponents.
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Other things in our lives, such as chairs, backpacks, and yes, headphones have all seen their entry-level price reduced to ridiculous levels thanks to mass manufacturing and cutting corners on quality, and so our expectations of them have shifted (unfairly, in my opinion).
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A safety culture is analogous to a human body's immune system in fending off diseases, which in this context, includes not following life-saving procedures, work arounds, cutting corners, cover ups, taking unreasonable risk with patient care, preventing and fighting off infections, and so on.
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LiBa Mildew Resistant Anti-Bacterial PEVA Shower Curtain Liner, $8.99, available at AmazonEspecially when living with roommates, cutting corners on gratuitous style in favor of utility is a smart strategy — it keeps your place looking nice without effort from one member more than others.
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As things stand, case logs indicated that persons who avidly peddle a significant number of guns are not merely cutting corners while selling to lawful owners, but instead have a tendency to be engaged in trafficking to the black market or flouting other gun restrictions.
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Under the delegation program, "the staff responsible for regulating aircraft safety are answerable to the manufacturers who profit from cutting corners, not the American people who may be put at risk," Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, wrote to the inspector general last week.
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If the Suns are serious about cutting corners and solely focused on regaining relevance with a star-driven playoff appearance, they should have no problem handcuffing their most prized assets to their ugliest contracts and dumping them on teams like the Brooklyn Nets, Atlanta Hawks, or Sacramento Kings.
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"Both of those states had the unfortunate combination of a massive volume of foreclosure activity spawned by the housing bubble burst along with a dysfunctional foreclosure process resulting from lenders and servicers cutting corners when it came to foreclosure documentation," said Daren Blomquist, RealtyTrac vice president, in an email.
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"Memorising complex, unique passwords for every online account isn't natural and can result in users cutting corners at the expense of their own security: Reusing passwords, using variations of the same, or using identifiable information in their password," Steve Schult, Senior Director of Product Management at LastPass developer LogMeIn, told us.
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Hoping to defuse the security concerns, Johnson emphasized Wednesday that the program's expansion has not come by cutting corners or rushing the process, but by increasing resources and personnel to handle the greater number of screenings –– an expanded capability he said he "personally inspected" during a visit to Turkey in March.
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Or did he just hold it in place while posing, flexing his bicep and holding his breath, bracing the weight with the rest of his body, cheating by using his back, and then drop it to the ground, letting gravity do the work while cutting corners on his eccentric contractions?
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The report also called for an accreditation system for people working in the construction or inspection of high-rise buildings, for closer consultation with fire services, for more frequent risk assessments, and for penalties for fire safety violations that would be severe enough to outweigh the savings from cutting corners.
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"It is disappointing that the FCC's current leadership has yet again chosen to spend its last days in office the same way it spent the last few years — cutting corners on process, keeping fellow Commissioners in the dark, and pursuing partisan, political agendas that only harm investment and innovation," he said.
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And this is where you could really stand out with a bit of enterprise, and a little bit of — not cutting corners, but just sort of dispensing some of the traditional trappings of journalism, and sort of the stentorian voice, and you could break into the national conversation. Definitely. Definitely.
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Earlier this year, the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health named Tesla one of the most dangerous workplaces in the US, following another investigation by Reveal that claimed the company was systemically under-reporting the number of injuries at the Fremont facility and cutting corners on safety to maximize staff time spent on production.
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McDaniel's revelations about how Texas was cutting corners to get death penalty drugs is just one example of how BuzzFeed News used public records requests — backed by a legal team ready to spring into action to defend the law — to compel the government to reveal information that led to dozens of vital stories this year.
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"It is disappointing that the FCC's current leadership has yet again chosen to spend its last days in office the same way it spent the last few years—cutting corners on process, keeping fellow Commissioners in the dark, and pursuing partisan, political agendas that only harm investment and innovation," said Pai in a statement.
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As Zenefits has had to shake off the perception of cutting corners in order to focus on growth, it's had to temper back its plans and has instead started to focus on being more of a platform for HR managers to handle their employees and slot in third-party apps that access that data.
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The recent Congress Blog post "Medical devices: The risks of cutting corners" (May 5), mischaracterized the bipartisan legislation recently passed out of the Senate health committee and overwhelmingly approved by the full House that would improve the efficiency, predictability and transparency of the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) review process for breakthrough medical technologies.
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The traffic jam during last spring's climbing season, one of the deadliest on the planet's highest mountain, underlined what veteran alpinists have been saying for years: Ego, inexperienced climbers, big payouts and chronic mismanagement — including the dangerous practice of cutting corners on vital safety equipment — have turned Everest into a circus at 29,000 feet.
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Read More: Uber's India Rape Case Shows How the Company Is Still Cutting Corners Given the Indian government's lukewarm response to each passing strike, it's easy to see why these disruptions might appear more like growing pains to Uber and its homegrown competitor rather than a viable threat to the two companies' chokehold on the coveted Indian market.
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The first episode of The Weekly centers on the reporting behind a story published back in November 2018 by Erica L. Green and Katie Benner about T.M. Landry, a Louisiana school that got attention for sending low-income black students to Ivy League colleges, only to be accused of lying about test scores and cutting corners.
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But even loosely regulated at-home prescription startups are cutting corners and operating shadily under pressure to grow fast: San Fransisco startup Nurx, the "Uber for birth control," has been criticized for improper storage practices, and of course controversial blood testing company Theranos serves as an infamous reminder that rapid innovation doesn't always mean responsible use of patients' health data.
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"The screen size deception is simply based on Apple cutting corners — Defendant rounds off the corners of the Products' screens and the Products have notches without pixels at the top of their screens, but Defendant calculates the screen size of the Products by including non-screen areas such as the corners and the cut-out notch at the top of the screen," the lawsuit states.
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But Trump has a notorious reputation from his real estate days of cutting corners, and as CNBC noted, the price of milled steel products has risen 25 percent this year alone, matching "the level of import duties Trump applied in March to all steel products made outside the U.S."CNBC further noted that the Government Accountability Office found in August that the Department of Homeland Security had not completed an analysis of how much the wall would actually cost to construct.
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