Copying errors result in defective spermatogonia, and subsequently defective sperm.
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Look, we are running it really well but we know it's defective — it's very defective.
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The suit alleges that Google failed to properly disclose the Pixel's defective microphone, while also improperly responding to warranty claims by replacing defective units with new or refurbished phones that also had defective microphones.
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Workers unload defective glass bottles to be recycledAn employee carries a box of defective glass bottles to be recycled.
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Not only do the resulting defective sperm carry disease-causing mutations, these same mutations also confer a competitive advantage to the defective spermatogonia.
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These defective zones were linked to a range of bodily processes, including a predisposition to cancer and the aforementioned role in defective sperm growth and reproduction.
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The highest payout is due to be owed to anyone who returned a Pixel with a defective microphone, only to receive another defective device from the manufacturer.
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Among the issues that Nextmove documented in the first 15 cars it received were "defective tires, paint and body damages, defective charge controllers, [and] wrong wiring harnesses or missing emergency call buttons."
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The report underscores the convoluted way the mass recalls of Takata airbags have unfolded, with new models still being fitted with defective airbags and, in some cases, recalled cars also receiving defective airbags.
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That means my only x is defective, so I'm colorblind.
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Something was very wrong; something about me was clearly defective.
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Tens of thousands of defective models are still in circulation.
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They claim "thousands" of defective ones are still in circulation.
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Defective batteries are reportedly what's causing Note2000 devices to explode.
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Defective batteries are reportedly what's causing Note24 devices to explode.
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The suits allege the implants were defective and caused injuries.
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Tens of thousands of defective devices are still out there.
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This 'movement detection' system is clearly defective in multiple ways.
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If your defective product injures somebody, you're responsible for it.
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An imaging test revealed the volunteer's heart was indeed defective.
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"Like I was defective or something," the boy later recalled.
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His family is suing Tesla for making a defective car.
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The defective part is contained in certain 2006 Ford Rangers.
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Although hidden beneath clothing, the stoma made me feel defective.
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Ultimately, 2.4 million vehicles equipped with the defective switches were recalled.
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Maxwell Technologies' liability shall be limited to replacement of defective parts.
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The virus was later found to have spread through defective piping.
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Changsheng was fined earlier this year for distributing defective children's vaccines.
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And my mother passed me her defective x, so I'm colorblind.
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DVD players that were labeled "defective," were being sold for $179.98.
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General Motors — A fourth case involving defective ignition switches was dismissed.
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AQSIQ's Defective Product Administrative Center opened its own investigation in April.
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And it's not a defective windshield wiper or sun visor hinge.
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Americans have a right to know about hazardous and defective products.
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A screenshot of the Facebook post that revealed the defective notes.
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A fetus, whether defective or not, does not know it exists.
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And we're determined to keep pointing out how defective it is.
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Obviously, 123 defective vehicles is only a fraction of that number.
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Still, he can't resist interrogating norms that strike him as defective.
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And many of the streetcars it did actually receive were defective.
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The chip is designed to route information around these defective areas.
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The chip is designed to route information around these defective areas.
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Their daughter, Rania, was born in Romania with a defective heart.
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He also required customers to make a "good faith deposit," from $1,500 to $46,000, for homes that New Mexico officials said were often "substandard" and had "defective plumbing" and "defective electrical wiring," according to the lawsuit.
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If your iPhone is still under either the standard one-year or two-year AppleCare+ warranties and you believe the battery is defective, Apple will replace your battery if Apple determines it's defective, which isn't a given.
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Apple notes that the defective units in question were sold between Sept.
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Lithium ion batteries are prone to combust if they're damaged or defective.
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It was not immediately clear how many of the devices were defective.
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It doesn't mean they're always defective — probably they're fine, but which ones?
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The defective inflators are linked to 19 deaths and dozens of injuries.
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There is a one-year limited warranty that covers a defective battery.
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Trump also complained Monday night about what he called a "defective" microphone.
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I never got a defective pair and I own 6 so far.
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He had one defective x-chromosome, which he passed to my mother.
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But millions of cars with potentially defective inflaters remain on the road.
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"In the community, we were both defective in some way," she remembers.
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Hyundai will replace a defective engine with a new one after inspection.
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"This is why we call DRM media and devices defective by design."
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Shortly after the crash, the company declared 5.4 million more inflators defective.
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As we learned in prior economic periods, models can often be defective.
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At least 13 deaths worldwide have been linked to the defective airbags.
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About 100 million Takata air bag inflators have been declared defective worldwide.
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In the United States, nearly 70 million inflators have been declared defective.
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But cheaply made batteries have a significantly higher chance of being defective.
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Now is not the time to mandate defective products with weakened security.
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"I don't take responsibility at all" for defective testing kits, he said.
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I was left to navigate my life feeling defective, marginalized and alone.
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Did anyone know that the battery had the potential to be defective?
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"BTW - Your Dick Cheney history is as defective as your economic policy."
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The company fought against the recall, maintaining its product was not defective.
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Costello said ANWR wouldn't make a tax bill "fatally defective" for him.
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Gary Friedman, a lawyer for Simpson, argued in court the notices were defective.
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In Europe it is replacing the defective part in more than 300,000 cars.
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A DJ claims Walgreens sold him defective earplugs and the results were catastrophic.
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" After Monday's debate, Trump said that his microphone on the stage was "defective.
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Yet Tesla denies its cars have been equipped with defective or dangerous batteries.
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RNAi, or RNA interference, prevents a defective gene from making disease-causing proteins.
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Investigators are trying to identify the root cause of the defective air bags.
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The Model X itself has recently been recalled for defective third-row seats.
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"Clearly, there are too many defective airbags still on the roads," said Rep.
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He cannot now try to invent science to justify his defective decision making.
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The potentially defective seat belt parts were made between April 10 and Oct.
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Today, 64 million of the defective airbags have been subject to the recall.
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The firm said its preliminary review of the crash suggested Autopilot was defective.
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Carmakers have paid most of the bills for repairing defective airbags so far.
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If you've found yourself with a defective car, there may still be hope.
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"Perhaps that's a defective—because it's heartless—definition of love," he goes on.
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The only complaints center around defective parts and receiving the wrong headboard style.
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Apple recently decided to start fixing some MacBook Pro models with defective keyboards.
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Still, Elliott had argued that the electronics company's problems went beyond defective phones.
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As a result, their red cells became defective and clogged their blood vessels.
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We're told the accident was "a fluke" and the rope was simply defective.
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The company blamed the problem on defective batteries supplied by two battery manufacturers.
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"One-hundred-and-three Toyota seatbelts were found to be defective," she said.
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It is also unclear whether some devices used in vaping may be defective.
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Once the components were deemed defective, Klein's company was banned from further contracts.
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But the technique will not work if both parents have two defective copies.
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The case, Seattle Times v Rhinehart, had nothing to do with defective products.
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As young brains develop, unnecessary or defective neurons are pruned away, she explained.
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Some lawsuits targeted banks that allegedly sold securities backed by defective home mortgages.
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In her mind, Gloria believed she was defective, unworthy of her parents' love.
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Takata will plead guilty to a criminal charge related to a cover-up of its defective airbag inflators, and will pay $1 billion in fines and restitution to affected individuals and automakers who purchased its defective airbags, the AP reports.
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He was XY had one defective x-chromosome, which he passed to my mother.
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The plaintiff, Kenneth Sciacca of Colorado, alleges that the smart watches are all defective.
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It further alleges that Apple knew the models were defective before it sold them.
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Yet, he said, the attorneys agreed to a "defective" plan to notify the public.
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They followed it where they were led to believe the robots were totally defective.
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During surgery, the device is guided to the surface of the defective mitral flap.
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The defective air bag inflators deploy with too much force sending metal fragments flying.
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The resulting embryos thus had a 50:50 chance of containing a defective copy.
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I've gotten refunds for defective items without even having to return them at all.
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He added that 26 defective cables had been found and 203 had been repaired.
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Automakers in the United States are set to continue recalling defective inflators through 2020.
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Shoppers often consider returning unwanted or defective purchases to stores to be a hassle.
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Repairs to the defective airbags will be made immediately made available and are free.
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To be clear, companies in these cases lawfully made and sold non-defective products.
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Trump said after the first debate that he had been given a "defective" microphone.
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Gene therapy addresses the underlying cause of a disease by precisely targeting defective genes.
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Throughout the years, Apple has had to offer many "service programs" for defective products.
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The lawmakers argued fake reviews can deceive consumers into buying inferior or defective products.
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Zebrafish with defective copies of both Hox genes grew deformed fins, the scientists found.
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Kia Motors, a class action alleging that Kia's panoramic sunroofs are defective and dangerous.
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If you do get defective parts, contact Zinus or Amazon immediately for a replacement.
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A single defective copy may cause milder versions of Mendelian diseases, Dr. Denny suspects.
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The crux of the drama is that the parts were known to be defective.
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Federal attorneys said the law was defective and companies struggled to comply with it.
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One history describes the line's construction as "catchpenny and defective," but others were enthusiastic.
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We can insert the defective version of the DNA sequence into the cell line.
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Then you'll be able to return defective fidget spinners without a trace of guilt.
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Accidents involving the defective air bags have been linked to eight deaths so far.
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Only one in 10 women who develop breast cancer is born with defective genes.
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Sadly, I think the pump is defective because I can't get it to work.
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ASIC also claimed NAB failed to issue, or issued defective, fee disclosure statements (FDS).
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In early 1900s America, society largely aimed to purge rather than protect "mentally defective" people.
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But he was not deemed mentally defective, so authorities later gave him back his gun.
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Milam said he intends to prove the car was defective and led to Walker's death.
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The deaths of seven people in Malaysia have been linked to the defective air bags.
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He had it repaired repeatedly when he felt they should have replaced a defective product.
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"Defective machines will be swapped out," Detroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey told the FOX affiliate.
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Flies which inherit a defective version of "yellow" have yellow bodies, rather than black ones.
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It noted that the airbags only become defective based on certain factors, such as age.
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A parliamentary report in Germany disclosed that much of the country's military equipment is defective.
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Samsung's "unofficial recall" subsequently hampered the agency's ability to get the defective phone off shelves.
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The attorneys general argued that Remington should be required to admit the guns are defective.
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Essentially, CRISPR turned the defective paternal version of a gene into a working maternal one.
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Defence lawyer Keith Mweemba said on Wednesday that the treason charge was defective in law.
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Samsung has begun the long and painful process of recalling its defective Galaxy Note7 devices.
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His habitual prevarications aren't simply the result of his defective character, but an effective tactic.
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Defective Takata airbags have been linked to at least 11 deaths and hundreds of injuries.
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The reason some people gain weight easily is because of defective insulin function, said Berkeley.
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The bike rack was defective, and its anchor had loosened on top of our car.
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At least 11 people have been killed worldwide in incidents linked to defective Takata inflators.
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The mistakes were uncovered after a woman's Facebook post showing the defective notes went viral.
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"They also gave me a defective mike," Mr. Trump said to a crowd of reporters.
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The plans they provided were also insufficient or defective, Iridium said in its legal complaint.
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That recently happened in litigation over an allegedly defective trigger mechanism in certain Remington rifles.
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Those include items like missing track fasteners, defective rail ties and nonfunctioning lightbulbs in tunnels.
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An investigation later found that a defective computer chip — costing 46 cents — was to blame.
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One fifth-floor apartment had a leaky or defective bathtub faucet and a damaged floor.
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Last year's original Galaxy Fold had a tough initial launch following multiple defective review units.
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It was not clear precisely how many new cars are being sold with defective inflators.
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She couldn't bear his smile, because the animal atop his head made him look defective.
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That high reversal rate, those experts say, shows that the PTAB process is seriously defective.
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Such a plea would be an escalation of punishments against auto companies for defective products.
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Porritt also lamented that the company might have to scrap $90,000 worth of defective parts.
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Units with defective batteries were bursting into flames on airplanes and nightstands around the country.
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This defective regulation suggests a system initially pushed into overdrive, and then overwhelmed, becomes fatigued.
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The result is that important bills in American politics are compromised and defective from the start.
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Trump later said he did not hear the question properly because of a defective ear piece.
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Some hinges were defective and some reviewers' screens broke after the Fold's protective film was removed.
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Last Wednesday, Toyota said it was expanding its worldwide recall involving potentially defective Takata Corp 7312.
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The company may also allow users to recycle pods and replace defective products at these locations.
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Takata has declared nearly 70 million U.S. air bag inflator defective and nearly 100 million worldwide.
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It was a defective smartphone app that delayed reporting of precinct results in Iowa this week.
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Their demand comes after a BuzzFeed News report found fraudulent reviews and defective, low-quality products.
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The company is dealing with numerous lawsuits that range from water contamination to defective ear protection.
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The defective inflators have been blamed for at least 10 deaths and more than 100 injuries.
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Nissan told NHTSA that the issue of possibly defective seals stems from a third-tier supplier.
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Part of the problem with NAFTA, the day they signed it, it was a defective deal.
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The Rangers recalled were previously recalled for potentially defective passenger-side air bag inflators, Ford said.
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And it worked in 72% of the embryos, replacing the defective gene with a healthy one.
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But Hyundai and Kia said last year that engines produced at domestic factories were not defective.
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"How many 'defective' children would have remained perfectly healthy if not for vaccines?" asks the caption.
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I believed I would be seen as broken or defective and bring shame on my family.
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Sometimes they go unnoticed by consumers; other times, buyers are injured — or worse — by defective goods.
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In return, the retailer was protected from lawsuits that alleged it knowingly sold defective gas cans.
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According to Tesla, a defective part in the parking brake could prevent the brake from releasing.
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But only in May last year did Takata admit that its products were, in fact, defective.
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You can always contact the seller or Amazon if you believe you have a defective product.
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Since June, Chavista leaders had been insisting that more than 600,000 signatures were fraudulent or defective.
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The insurer contends the fire was caused by a defective LG battery in Foley's vaping device.
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At least four previous plaintiffs have attempted to hold Amazon responsible for selling a defective product.
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A lower court will rule on whether the leash that caused Oberdorf's injury was, indeed, defective.
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In a worst-case scenario, the cartridge could be defective and explode, or it could leak.
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The recalls, beginning in 2014, involved parts that were first found to be defective years ago.
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NOVEMBER 2008 Honda recalls the car, saying its driver-side airbag is defective and can rupture.
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In the summer of 2018, Tesla quietly launched "Project Titan" to replace defective solar-panel parts.
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The Washington State Public Health Lab was among those who received shipments containing the defective reagent.
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Recessive diseases, such as sickle cell anemia, usually require two defective copies of the same gene.
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The officer then writes her a ticket for defective equipment for $80, and she grows agitated.
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They suspected that some women struggled to become pregnant because of defective material in their eggs.
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But officials investigating the catastrophe ultimately blamed the dam's "defective foundation," according to The Associated Press.
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This meant a disproportionate number of Indigenous people were diagnosed as mentally defective and subsequently sterilized.
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In the brain, for example, chronic inflammation may impair our ability to clear up defective proteins.
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He has seized on the admission and suggested that he was intentionally given a defective microphone.
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In India, public knowledge of his sister's epilepsy would have marked the whole family as defective.
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Finally, the defense may call for dismissal by claiming that the House's impeachment process was defective.
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The defective airbags were used in cars manufactured by companies including Honda, Lexus, Volkswagen and Chrysler.
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In Weeks' case, the lawsuit claims that after notifying Google support staff of her issues with the microphone, Google acknowledged that Weeks' device was defective but refused to refund her money or replace her device with a non-defective unit, even though she was still under warranty.
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Amazon would issue a replacement, but they would never send back the item they reported as defective.
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In the 1990s, researchers used viruses to replace defective genetic code, essentially healing an immune-system disease.
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In Oslo, it began with a defective gate, the kind of thing that sings "lawsuit!" in America.
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Those that are engaged in the political arena must stop treating political opponents as being morally defective.
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Defective inflators have been linked to around 13 deaths around the world, mainly in the United States.
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Honda previously has recalled more than 6 million U.S. vehicles since 2008 to replace defective Takata inflators.
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Tests later showed that the spill, caused by a defective valve, did not contaminate local water supplies.
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I was born with two defective copies of the CFTR gene, one mutated copy from each parent.
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And he complained that the moderator was biased against him and that he had a defective microphone.
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Q: How can I tell if my vehicle has been recalled for defective Takata air bag inflators?
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And for years -- because it was never changed -- NAFTA was defective deal the day it was signed.
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In such weather, defective airbag inflaters that do not adequately keep out moisture can explosively break apart.
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There was General Motors' crisis involving defective ignition switches and Toyota's scandal related to sudden vehicle acceleration.
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The TSD-5 works by anchoring artificial cords onto the flaps to replace the defective, natural cords.
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So the researchers used CRISPR to correct the defective segments of DNA within or nearby those hotspots.
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Some cards will also offer to reimburse you on items that are defective, damaged, lost or stolen.
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When you're alone on Valentine's Day, you might conclude that you're defective, unlovable, or even permanently broken.
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The experiment focused only on correcting a defective gene, she noted, and only during early embryonic development.
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Three months after treatment, non-defective immune cells appeared in all but one of the treated children.
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"The new rule is defective to its core because it entirely eliminates the... advice exemption," Cummings wrote.
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Meadow will continue the fight to hold Porsche accountable for selling a defective product that kills. Mrs.
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T defective air bags, the latest development in a long-running safety crisis involving the Japanese company.
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About 100 million Takata air bag inflators have been classified as defective, leading to continuing safety recalls.
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And there is no evidence the deal is "defective at its core," as Trump likes to say.
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The recalls, which began in 85033, involved parts that were first found to be defective years ago.
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In a second trial, the jury found the switch was defective but did not cause plaintiffs' crash.
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Personally, I suspect that few of them are that psychologically defective, and most know what Trump is.
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Three of the cars at Tuesday's Department of Finance auction had been recalled for defective Takata airbags.
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The NTSB also found "a severe defective tie condition in the accident area," according to the report.
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It's been defective for a long time, many years, but the politicians haven't done anything about it.
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If you think your aligners are defective, reach out to Candid customer service to request a refund.
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A dominant disease, like Huntington's, requires inheriting just one defective copy of a gene from a parent.
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"We consider the judgments to be defective in law and will appeal against them," a spokesman said.
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Goop said it settled solely because of the advertising claims and not because the items were defective.
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She nevertheless found herself stunned by the retrograde assumptions and defective practices of the physicians she consulted.
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"I think there's a pretty good chance that having this defective version can be protective," she said.
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J&J paid $1 billion earlier this year to settle cases tied to defective metal hip implants.
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It should be compared to a highly defective, existing system full of lobbying, full of self-interest.
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Hanif's death was the 10th in the United States linked to defective air bags made by Takata.
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He stresses that banking in Mexico is so defective that numerous startups offering niche services can thrive.
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The FAA plans to fine Boeing $5.4 million for installing defective parts on some 737 Max planes.
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And for years — because it was never changed — NAFTA was defective deal the day it was signed.
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The fear that I am in some way defective has become harder to stave off each year.
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Defective Note 7 models smoked, ignited, or even exploded, leading to an unprecedented global panic over smartphones.
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The company is responsible for 180 injuries and 16 deaths due to defective inflators that could explode.
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The good news: Doctors have an arsenal of safe and effective ways to fix defective heart valves.
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Investigators said the crash was caused by defective wing construction, prompting regulators to ground all F-10As.
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But in midwinter there was a re in the unoccupied guest bed-room due to defective wiring.
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Fi also says that they've only had two reported instances of defective buckles, noting that it's a type widely used by companies like Petco, and that some early versions of the collar used a defective glue that held on the nameplate — a minor cosmetic issue that's since been fixed.
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It is known that people who carry two defective copies of this gene are highly resistant to HIV.
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The company said it believes 20 737 Max and 21 737 NG planes may have defective slat tracks.
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"Meadow will continue the fight to hold Porsche accountable for selling a defective product that kills," Milam wrote.
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Still, there are nearly 7,0003 rare diseases that have been identified, many resulting from a single defective gene.
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But only in May did Takata admit that its airbags were, in fact, defective, prompting more nationwide recalls.
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Milam says, "Meadow will continue the fight to hold Porsche accountable for selling a defective product that kills."
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This "gain of function" allows the defective spermatogonia to reproduce and spread faster than the surrounding normal spermatogonia.
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These defective airbags use a propellant that might rupture the airbag and cause serious injuries, or even deaths.
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The company began shipping new Note 27 phones to replace the defective ones this week in South Korea.
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Poverty and lack of formal education are behind the mistaken belief that these dialects themselves are somehow defective.
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You can finally collect money on a defective 3-year-old phone that you've probably long since replaced.
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Meanwhile, The Verge's Dieter Bohn called out a "small bulge" on what he said was a defective hinge.
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It refers to a scandal involving the injection of defective doses into possibly hundreds of thousands of children.
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Company executives told residents the water damage was caused by defective plastic water lines installed by a subcontractor.
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In 2014, Japanese camera maker Nikon was accused of selling defective cameras and failing to address customer complaints.
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The company said it believes 20 20193 MAX and 21 737 NG planes may have defective slat tracks.
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Please let me know, if there is anything defective on your windows so we can eliminate this problem.
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The software update is a preventative measure for existing Note7 owners who have not replaced their defective devices.
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"And they also gave me a defective mic, did you notice that?" he asked in the media room.
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The suit claimed the accident was the result of a defective ignition system in his 2006 Saturn Ion.
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The potentially defective airbags, which can spray shrapnel into occupants, are on more than 42 million vehicles worldwide.
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That means they could face an allegation of having sold a product that was inherently defective and dangerous.
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U.S. safety regulators have said automakers are responsible for replacing defective airbags no matter what happens to Takata.
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Toyota (TM) announced a recall of 2.9 million vehicles, the latest move related to defective Takata airbag inflators.
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And then defendants argue that memories are defective and hope that the passage of time will protect them.
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Throughout her years of endometriosis pain, Lena Dunham suspected that her uterus was "defective," despite her doctors' assurances.
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Tesla says that the supplier of the defective part, Brembo, will be covering the cost of the repairs.
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Here they come over the horizon to reformat your life like the defective little thumb drive it is.
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Historically, segregationists argued that black people were inherently defective or dangerous, and needed to be kept under control.
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Less is written about the minuscule distance that exists between a short attention span and defective moral agency.
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However, if your order arrives damaged or defective, "these exceptions do not apply," Perigold notes on their website.
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There were 2.63 million vehicle recalls in the United States in 2015, including millions for defective Takata airbags.
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Talazoparib is a type of drug called a PARP inhibitor, which interferes with the repair of defective DNA.
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At General Motors, managers reportedly delayed recalling defective and potentially dangerous switches out of concern over replacement costs.
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He underwent a four-hour operation at Milan's private San Raffaele hospital to replace a defective aortic valve.
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"It's important for people not to tell themselves that they're weak or defective in some way," Bienvenu says.
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Give them those dents, the unfiltered and defective baggage and allows them to do the damn thing anyway.
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An additional 253,338 doses of diphtheria and tetanus vaccine sold to the Shandong province are defective, per authorities.
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Worldwide, at least 16 deaths are now linked to the defective air bag inflators including five in Malaysia.
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Popular wisdom has it that you can only return something if it's defective or you never used it.
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" On May 8th, Trump withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal, saying that it was "defective at its core.
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Seen in this light, the president's wretched behavior isn't — or isn't merely — the product of a defective personality.
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The design of urban transportation infrastructure is defective: It is amplifying the impact of these vehicular ramming attacks.
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The researchers identified 36 people, for example, who carried only one defective version of a gene called AGXT.
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After all, they have taken their precious and perfect cisgender bodies, and transformed them into defective transsexual ones.
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Ford can only be tagged with liability for designing, manufacturing and selling allegedly defective vehicles, the company contended.
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"House Democrats' novel conception of 'abuse of power' as a supposedly impeachable offense is constitutionally defective," they wrote.
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"A man with a deformed personality and a defective intellect runs a dysfunctional administration," as Bret Stephens writes.
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The very defective JCPOA expires shortly anyway, and gives Iran a clear and quick path to nuclear breakout.
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The very defective J.C.P.O.A. expires shortly anyway and gives Iran a clear and quick path to nuclear breakout.
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Because girls have two X chromosomes, if one is defective, the other can sometimes make up for it.
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A year after the fact, another death has been attributed to the explosion of a defective Takata airbag.
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Takata's problems with defective devices began in 2008, when Honda initially recalled 4,000 vehicles that used Takata technology.
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Dozens of YouTube videos show RZR fires, and lawsuits contend that Polaris concealed its knowledge of defective products.
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Defective battery cases sometimes will not charge or won't charge the phone inside the case, according to Apple.
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The very defective JCPOA expires shortly anyway and gives Iran a clear and quick path to nuclear breakout.
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In any other industry, he asserted, companies are expected to take responsibility for defective products are held accountable.
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The goal of the bill is to eliminate class actions, exactly like this one, that address defective products.
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Bonow described these defective valves as "rusty gates" that, depending on the condition, don't open or close properly.
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" Then he pivoted, saying those in the political arena "must stop treating political opponents as being morally defective.
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Normally, Apple would just replace the defective units and quietly move on, but here there's no avoiding the issue.
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In April 2018, Apple offered free repairs on defective Apple Watch Series 2 models for up to three years.
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Several reviews of the Galaxy Fold reported defective hinges and screens that broke after removing the Fold's protective film.
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While battery problems should always be taken seriously, the affected devices may simply have been defective or isolated incidences.
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Their absence proved the point so many had already tried to make: that Detroit's schools were defective and broken.
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Tesla — The electric car maker is being sued after a passenger died last year due to a defective battery.
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She told Ms. Plummer that the vaginal mesh implant supporting her bladder was defective and needed to be removed.
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GM, Fiat Chrysler and other automakers have been hit with heavy fines for failing to promptly fix defective models.
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"People like to talk about this as the airplane is defective and they're correcting it with software," he says.
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But a new video, which some believe features singer CeeLo Green, may begin stoking fresh fears regarding defective smartphones.
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His account was suspended in late July after a few buyers of phone chargers complained the products were defective.
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As to the manufacturer of a conventional vehicle, liability might depend on whether a system or part was defective.
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If your iPhone is under warranty or you have AppleCare+ and Apple deems the battery defective, repairs are free.
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But random shutdowns don't always count as defective — Apple only considers it if your phone isn't holding enough charge.
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And while some users say they have had success getting defective iPads replaced, others haven't been quite so lucky.
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Replacing defective hearts and kidneys wholesale from a patient's own cells, though, is still "science fiction," according to Lansdorp.
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Even in the 28% of embryos where CRISPR did not correct the defective sperm gene, it still erased it.
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And an investigation by NASA couldn't conclusively say if the explosion was caused by defective turbopumps or foreign debris.
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Samsung initially thought the Note7 explosions were related to defective batteries produced by its own battery division, Samsung SDI.
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He said he had received reports of 35 defective machines in the city, another part of the capital region.
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Defective RNA, rather than DNA, has also been implicated as the source of some human diseases, including some cancers.
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A number of global automakers are working to replace as many as 100 million defective air bag inflators worldwide.
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Authorities said that from 2006 to 2007, Nomura knowingly securitized defective mortgage loans and misled investors about their quality.
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Following many failed attempts to hold hot objects and presumably eradicate Marvel superheroes, the device has been dubbed defective.
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When the scientists blocked the protein, the females laid eggs with defective shells causing the embryos inside to die.
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"Separating them is very hard because they are sharing many organs and they have a defective heart," said Wade.
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It's another blow to Takata, whose defective nitrate-based air bags led to the largest auto recall in history.
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G.M., Fiat Chrysler and other automakers have been hit with heavy fines for failing to promptly fix defective models.
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Unmatched, stained, bent, rusty, broken, defective — just like these poor devils, their faces plaster masks of no-more-hope.
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Hudson said Matson refused to accept a coupon she had received in the mail to replace a defective product.
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Honda on Tuesday announced it would be recalling 1.1 million vehicles in the United States to replace defective airbags.
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If those standards are not adequate, the correct approach is to change the standard, not unilaterally declare products defective.
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"Those engaged in the political arena must stop treating political opponents as being morally defective," Trump told the audience.
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A defective chemical that disrupted part of its production in February weighed on its first-quarter revenue, TSMC added.
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Then, O'Donnell said, Trump announced that he was not buying a defective animal and backed out of the sale.
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The defective air bag inflators have been linked to at least 13 deaths and more than 100 injuries worldwide.
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In it, we meet android technician Charlie, who becomes exasperated when an angry customer returns a supposedly defective robot.
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And as unprepared as Mr. Luciano was on his maiden run as a motorman, the equipment itself was defective.
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Defective mitochondria are swapped out for healthy ones, but mitochondrial DNA governs only a handful of basic cellular functions.
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Mor, California: The most outrageous of these abortion laws is the one from Indiana, outlawing abortion of defective fetuses.
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If it's knotted because it's defective or badly made, take it back to the store for repair or replacement.
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But the only "aid" that can be found in Mussahi is a defective German water pump from the 1950s.
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Takata pleaded guilty to charges stemming from its handling of defective airbags, and will pay $63 billion in penalties.
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Section 230 has been invoked for a lot of bad content — libel, shady gun sales, even defective dog collars.
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For Canadians, it has a familiar ring: transit disruptions caused by either defective vehicles or delivery delays involving Bombardier.
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Yet while Reginald feels that human nannies are defective, it is really the automatic nannies themselves that are impoverished.
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If Home Depot sells a defective bandsaw, the store can be sued alongside the company that made the product.
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Customers could get full refunds on orders if the item was defective or something was wrong with the delivery.
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A class action lawsuit in California was thrown out earlier this year for not sufficiently demonstrating the defective design.
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The defective rabies vaccine was one of two major controversies to hit the vaccine company within the past year.
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The recalls mark the latest expansion of a safety crisis over defective Takata air bags that began in 22010.
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Other lawsuits targeted trustees that allegedly failed to monitor loan servicers or require banks to buy back defective loans.
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That could allow for the development of new disease treatments that would fix defective genes in the human body.
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A big, international business once knowingly fulfilled a government contract with defective bulletproof vests and was fined $30 million.
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The number doubled in August when state media announced a second batch had been found to be defective, bringing the total to at least 500,000 The recent fine comes in addition to a $507,843 penalty slapped on the company by the Chinese government in July for their original batch of defective children's vaccines.
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"It's extremely disappointing," Greg Hill, chief operating officer at Hess, said on the earnings call of the alleged defective valve.
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The Make Good program: Applies only to purchases of defective merchandise made between January 1, 2016, and April 24, 2017.
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They said if the parts are found to be defective, airlines should replace them before returning the planes to service.
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A defective battery is covered by the warranty, and battery services from normal wear and tear is $49 per component.
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People with an x-chromosome and a y-chromosome only need their one x to be defective to catch it.
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That means that when she has a child, she has a 50% chance of passing that defective x-chromosome along.
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The latest recalls come after Japan's Takata earlier this month agreed to declare up to 2000 million additional inflators defective.
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It's possible that it's something else, though, like the hinge itself on a defective unit pressing up on the screen.
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The defective warning light alerts pilots when two sensors that measure the angle between the airflow and the wing disagree.
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Vehicles made by Mazda and Volvo Trucks may also carry the defective control unit, but have not yet issued recalls.
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It infantilises the significance of their ideas, their acts and their consequences to treat them as programmed by defective parenting.
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AirPods come with a standard one-year warranty which will cover a defective battery—but not normal wear and tear.
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And Toyota recalled 6.5 million vehicles last year for defective power window switches that could overheat and lead to fires.
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They make a defective car, it gets out in the world, people stop buying that car, they buy another one.
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Many men who opt for ICSI have defective sperm, so doctors have to choose the best candidates from what's available.
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Courts have held that software is licensed, not sold, so no product liability lawsuits can be brought for defective goods.
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A lawyer for the six plaintiffs said they suffered "serious medical complications caused by defective" metal-on-metal Pinnacle implants.
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In any event, the Brazilian mint and the IOC are making an effort to repair or replace the defective medals.
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Toyota — Toyota announced a recall of 2.9 million vehicles in the latest such move related to defective Takata airbag inflators.
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After lengthy negotiations, congressional aides added language to the bill aimed at preserving legal rights to sue over defective vehicles.
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"Honesty is an important part of my art, I want it to be raw, visceral, and inspiring," Defective Barbie, a.k.a.
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After these turned out last year to be defective, its executives faced the press to say sorry, and bowed deeply.
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It also pledged to declare all remaining ammonium nitrate inflators defective by 2019 unless it can demonstrate they are safe.
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It's possible that my hardware was defective, but I haven't had the chance to try yet another loaner watch yet.
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I've verified this behavior on multiple pairs of QC 35s now, so I know I wasn't using a defective unit.
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After prolonged exposure to heat and humidity, the defective airbags can explode, hurtling chunks of metal into the vehicle's cabin.
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Most obstetricians are fiercely pro-choice because we need that option when counseling patients who are carrying similarly defective fetuses.
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"It's the first term that doesn't refer to the condition as a defective mental process — slow, weak, feeble," he said.
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The vaccine scandal is just the latest in a series of controversies surrounding fake or defective products produced in China.
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The BVA program identified defective rationales in decisions at one-sixth the rate as CAVC did for the same decisions.
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But workers at the La Grange factory would take the defective inflaters and test them repeatedly, to deplete the helium.
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The workers would then give the defective inflaters new bar code identifiers, so the repeated testing could not be tracked.
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Last week, automakers recalled more than 12 million vehicles in the United States over potentially defective Takata air bag inflators.
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State Farm is also suing Amazon, which it blames for selling Foley the allegedly defective batteries in his vaping device.
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That's because it's frequently impossible for consumers to figure out who manufactured the defective product and hold that party responsible.
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A minute and a half later, a white Nissan Pathfinder with a defective fog light appears again on Albany Avenue.
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But the court rejected that, saying since the manufacturer had the right to reject defective work, it had supervisory control.
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It can detect several issues that could be harmful to a blade, such as fatigue cracks, defective repairs and splits.
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This is the first time a suit has been filed against Takata and an automaker in Japan over defective airbags.
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The U.S. recall notification named Japanese auto parts supplier Showa Auto Parts Co as the manufacturer of the defective part.
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You can return an item on eBay if your purchase arrives defective, damaged, or does not match the online description.
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He said the South Carolina plant allowed numerous defective parts to be "lost" while tracking it through the production process.
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The researchers observed that less than 3% of male and female sprinters in the study had two defective ACTN3 copies.
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This confirmed in the public mind that all those swept up in such indiscriminate mass institutionalization were equally morally defective.
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And he's one of the lead lawyers representing plaintiffs in a class action against Takata, a manufacturer of defective airbags.
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In 2010, it was revealed that the company had secretly bought up defective drugs without informing consumers or government regulators.
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Mr. Borgese said he had since filed two class-action lawsuits against the machine's maker, claiming the device was defective.
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"The very defective JCPOA expires shortly anyway and gives Iran a clear and quick path to nuclear breakout," Trump said.
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Only 21982,2808 TR-808 Rhythm Composer units were made, because as semiconductor manufacturing improved, the distinctively defective transistor became unavailable.
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It is so far not clear if any technical issue could be related to a mechanical fault or defective part.
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The NTSB makes safety recommendations, while the NHTSA can order a recall on vehicle models or parts they deem defective.
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The company has publicly apologized for the faulty air bags amid congressional inquiries into its handling of the defective parts.
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He didn't, either because his personality is defective or because he thinks humiliation is an appropriate tool of presidential power.
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Likewise, Amazon enables "widespread counterfeiting, defective products, and fake reviews" which leave authors and publishers at a rapidly deepening loss.
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Gun companies Remington, Taurus and Century Arms have all been under fire in recent years for selling allegedly defective products.
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An existing law bars gun purchases to people "adjudicated as a mental defective" or involuntarily committed to a mental institution.
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The defective warning light alerts pilots when two sensors that measure the angle between the airflow and the wing disagree.
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Hyundai and Kia previously announced plans to recall nearly 1.5 million vehicles over defective engines in North America and South Korea.
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French nuclear group Areva delivered defective fuel rods for nuclear reactors but said on Friday that there was no safety risk.
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However, if some of the replacement units are also defective, that effectively defeats the company's intention of calming consumer safety concerns.
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Scientists have tried for 30 years to perfect gene therapy, a method for replacing defective copies of genes with corrected ones.
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It's what Samsung has been doing while recalling up to 2.5 million defective Galaxy Note7 phones prone to catching on fire.
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It was a defective deal, and it all started -- without the WTO, China is not China as we know it today.
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Systems are being put in place to get the defective medals replaced by the Brazilian mint that made them, reports NewsTimes.
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Defective Takata inflators have been linked to nine U.S. deaths since 2004, all but one of them in older Honda vehicles.
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Commercial devices to repair holes in the heart are made from woven mesh discs that expand to fill the defective area.
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"Meadow will continue the fight to hold Porsche accountable for selling a defective product that kills," Milam said in a statement.
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In a careful ruling, the judge opined that their marriage was procedurally defective but could not be described as non-existent.
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You can report a defective product by calling the Consumer Product Safety Commission hotline at 800-638-2772 or visiting saferproducts.gov.
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The therapy uses a virus to provide a normal copy of the SMN1 gene to babies born with a defective gene.
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Often, however, the codes were defective: they missed areas vulnerable to malpractice; and were rarely updated, scantily enforced and widely flouted.
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The claims stem from GM's 2014 recall of 2.6 million vehicles with defective ignition switches, including one linked to 124 deaths.
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" In a BBC interview that same month, Brafman said that the cases against Weinstein are "legally defective or factually not supported.
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In an email to Reuters, Cannataci said the Japanese government had used "the psychology of fear" to push through "defective legislation".
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In January, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration sided with Tesla in the case, concluding that the Autopilot system wasn't defective.
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The therapy uses a virus to provide a normal copy of the SMN260 gene to babies born with a defective gene.
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It's likely our review unit was defective, so Spectre x360 15 buyers should check their machine thoroughly upon setting it up.
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" Asked what she thought of Trump's complaints about a defective microphone, Scott responded: "We heard him loudly and clearly, and bigly!
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Nissan will replace parts of the braking system if upon inspection the parts are found to be defective, the company said.
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The company's woes were not confined to just the fact that the Note 7 was defective and had to be recalled.
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In September, Samsung Electronics recalled the earlier version of the model after reports of fires, which were blamed on defective batteries.
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To date, 15 automakers have announced recalls of 16.4 million vehicles and worldwide, nearly 100 million inflators have been declared defective.
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Didi has said its facial recognition mechanism was defective and had failed to verify the driver who allegedly killed the passenger.
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Nomura knowingly bundled defective mortgage loans into marketable securities from 2006 to 2007 and misled investors about their quality, authorities said.
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A bigger problem would be fixing an embryo where both parents' genes are defective, he said, but these cases are rare.
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If they make a defective car, it gets out in the world, people stop buying that car, they buy another one.
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Big phone launches typically come with a few hiccups, as some defective units are inevitable in such a massive manufacturing operation.
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Later, you play as the defective robot named Clank who escapes from a factory so as not to be disposed of.
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Later in the video, the three women can apparently be heard laughing as they try to fix his defective oxygen machine.
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However, a jury ruled Wednesday morning that the defective switch was not to blame for at least one crash in 2014.
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All in all, more than 13.2 million cars and motorcycles with the defective airbags have been recalled in the United States.
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Anyone who has been committed to a mental institution or "adjudicated as a mental defective" is barred from buying a gun.
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Taking inspiration from surrealism and mass media, Defective Barbie creates drippy watercolor paintings that feel like fragments of a strange dream.
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In August, Walmart accused the company of selling it defective solar panels that started fires on the roofs of its stores.
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The phone maker was battling its biggest ever brand crisis, after defective Galaxy Note 83 smartphones began exploding around the world.
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All automakers have to deal with some amount of defective or damaged parts, both from their own factories and from suppliers.
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For decades, scientists around the world have dreamed of medical interventions to repair or replace defective genes in a targeted way.
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Defective airbags made by Takata have been tied to 12 deaths and more than 180 injuries in the United States alone.
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Following a nine-day trial, jurors returned a unanimous defense verdict for Philip Morris after finding the cigarettes were not defective.
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Among other moves, Barra agreed to set up an independent fund to compensate victims of accidents involving cars with defective switches.
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Nor should we hold election officials responsible for the defective insecure technologies with which they have been saddled in this cycle.
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More than 100 million inflators worldwide have been deemed defective and are linked to at least 14 deaths and 100 injuries.
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In addition, the government launched a $15 billion safety overhaul in February after the surge in accidents blamed on defective tracks.
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Takata's defective airbags, linked to 10 deaths and more than 100 injuries, have led to one of the largest safety recalls.
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LifeScan pleaded guilty to criminal charges in 2000 and agreed to pay $60 million in fines for selling defective monitoring devices.
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T air-bag inflators that the Japanese auto supplier declared defective last week, U.S. regulators and the automaker said on Friday.
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Negative reviews mention defective units and poor brewing, though some of those bad stories may be down to a faulty technique.
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On the novel's first page that's made clear when King writes it burned to the ground because of a defective boiler.
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Racism is grounded in the commitment that "the other" is somehow defective, not in behavior or character, but in being alive.
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Many of the patients had conditions that are considered recessive, yet they carried a just single defective copy of the gene.
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It could be a defective print playfully kept in a family album, or an invitation to dream of a lost day.
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He also reported to management that defective parts had gone missing, raising the prospect that they had been installed in planes.
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She purchased one from Costco, but after it was placed in her kitchen, she realized that the doors were slightly defective.
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Those include defective boilers that have caused loss of heat, and leaky roofs that have contributed to mold problems inside apartments.
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Customers have complained on Twitter and in press accounts of receiving cars with scratches, cracked windows, defective components and other flaws.
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Weiner had good sources on the scheme to feed defective information to Line X, and the pipeline was a priority target.
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Faulty handiwork can cause serious injury or ruin a gun if a shoddy bullet jams or if a weapon is defective.
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More broadly, you might argue, it's about the defective lenses through which we view one another and the world around us.
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Honda Motor said on Tuesday it will recall 2.7 million older U.S. vehicles in North America for potentially defective airbag inflators.
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That this odd case is a glaringly defective vehicle for reaching that goal only shows the depth of the majority's determination.
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A defective sensor had caused one of the doors to bump into the garage above the vehicle, causing minor paint damage.
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Schneiderman had contended Credit Suisse's inappropriate marketing of defective bonds resulted in heavy investor losses when the global financial crisis struck.
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Your job is to extinguish an onslaught of rogue robots and figure out what made them "defective" in the first place.
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Honda confirmed that another U.S. death has been linked to a defective Takata air bag, The Associated Press reported on Monday.
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The Justice Department has been examining whether the company made misleading statements and hid information about the defective airbags from clients.
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To date 15 automakers have announced recalls of 16.4 million vehicles and worldwide nearly 100 million inflators have been declared defective.
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" On Tuesday, the charity Help Refugees told a court that the Home Office consultation with councils had been "defective" and "unlawful.
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If they make a defective car, it gets out in the world, people stop being that car and buy another one.
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Last year, US President Donald Trump withdrew his country from the deal, saying it was "defective at its core" and reimposing sanctions.
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As an agent of the RoboReady company, you are tasked with recalling (read: destroy with extreme prejudice) the defective legions of robots.
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The initial results of the audit come as Takata faces mounting liabilities over a massive global recall of its potentially defective inflators.
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In addition, a 2015 Nature study identified two dozen mouse genes related to cilia that give rise to unusual asymmetries when defective.
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A federal grand jury separately indicted three former Takata executives for fraud and conspiracy over the defective air bag inflators, Reporters reported.
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The lawsuit says Boeing failed to warn the public and pilots about the "dangerous and defective design" of the 737 Max 8.
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The procedure was carried out under something called the Eugenic Protection Law, passed in 1948 to prevent the birth of "defective descendants".
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Samsung is postponing its China launch event for its foldable smartphone, just days after reports of defective screens on the $2,000 device.
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"It is shocking to me that the district attorney in such a high profile case would submit defective papers," Mr. Heller said.
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The new regulation would also require more stringent reporting of defective devices to the government, along with a strengthening of recall requirements.
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Attorneys at Migliaccio & Rathod LLP previously won a class action case against Lenovo involving defective laptops, which resulted in a classwide settlement.
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It's worth considering that this is all some sort long con, an attempt to express how the entire election system is defective.
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Since U.S. transportation authorities expanded its recall last month, roughly 100 million Takata air bag inflators have been classified as defective worldwide.
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In March, NHTSA said that of 50 million U.S. Takata air bag inflators, about 21 million defective air bags had been repaired.
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In addition to low visibility, military planes of the era — including the UC-21997A Norseman — were known to have defective engine carburetors.
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They can be seen stringing power lines between poles or towers, fixing defective transformers, and scaling power line poles to make repairs.
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Attorney Mark Lanier said the parties are close to a deal regarding suits that allege the implants were defective and caused injuries.
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That included tweaking the design and strengthening the phone's hinge area — the part of the phone that some users said was defective.
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The stock moves came after Subaru announced it had halted production at its car factory in Japan due to a defective part.
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He blamed the moderator and a defective microphone, and said he had held back because he "didn't want to hurt anyone's feelings".
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"New vehicles with defective airbags cover pretty much the whole spectrum, from low-priced cars to the highest-end models," said Sen.
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Barrick was fined nearly $10 million by authorities in San Juan for last year's leak, which was caused by a defective valve.
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The technique replaces a defective version of a gene the body needs to build cells that seek out and destroy invading germs.
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"If you know the gene and the function of the gene, then you know which biological mechanism is defective," Meyre told CNN.
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There are usual reasons for returning items: they are defective, damaged as they are packed, damaged in transit, or damaged on arrival.
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In people who are confused with their realities, due to some kind of brain damage or disease, that reality filter is defective.
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Since global transportation authorities expanded their recall from May, about 100 million Takata air bag inflators have been classified as defective worldwide.
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A top Senate Democrat is ripping into General Motors for requesting to delay the recall of certain GM vehicles with defective airbags.
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He called it flawed, horrible, poorly negotiated and "defective at its core" and promised vaguely to work with allies toward something new.
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By the 225s, methods of genetic analysis had advanced just enough to contemplate an effort to hunt down the defective Doberman gene.
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Samsung shipped 500,000 new phones to the US with the majority of them being set aside for customers who purchased defective phones.
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In the larger context of Georgia's defective voting system, however, it becomes clear that the problems were much bigger than voter error.
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C.W.D., like mad-cow disease, is caused by a misshapen protein that forces healthy proteins to fold in on themselves, becoming defective.
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Yes. Do EULAs force the buyer to transfer liability for a flawed, defective product away from the manufacturer and to the buyer?
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At least four automakers are still installing defective Takata airbags in some new vehicles, according to an investigation spearheaded by Senate Democrats.
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The claims stem from GM's 2014 recall of 2.6 million vehicles with defective ignition switches that have been linked to 124 deaths.
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The responsibility for a manufacturer is to make sure a product is not defective — not to be the insurer of last resort.
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But a former Tesla employee expressed doubts to Business Insider about whether Tesla was able to find and replace all defective parts.
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If too much helium was detected outside the inflater, that meant the inflater had a leak, was defective and should be scrapped.
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A defective computer chip had resulted in a false report of an incoming attack at a time of high U.S.-Soviet tensions.
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T will pay out to victims of defective air bag inflators linked to numerous deaths and injuries, court officials said on Monday.
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SEPTEMBER 2016 Ms. Robles is killed when her airbag explodes; her son says he did not know the car had defective airbags.
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G.M. and other automakers, including Fiat Chrysler, have been subject to heavy fines by regulators for failing to promptly fix defective vehicles.
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At first, it was just the odd gadget erupting into flames, an anomaly of a single battery that may have been defective.
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By the 2185s, methods of genetic analysis had advanced just enough to contemplate an effort to hunt down the defective Doberman gene.
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And those constituents wanted health care policy, had messed-up, defective, inefficient, expensive health care and wanted improvements, but weren't being ... Supportive.
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Ted Deutch (D-Fla.) that would exempt claims from gun owners seeking damage compensation for defective firearm manufacturing from the bill's requirements.
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Rather, deep down, The angel found him asleep is two sentences: The angel found and then a defective little sentence Him asleep.
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Maintaining ownership of the vehicles will allow them to guarantee that they get regular maintenance and that defective parts are replaced promptly.
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Donald Trump is a profoundly defective person who nearly every morning does grave political self-harm with no assistance from his opponents.
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The lasting cultural impression Manson has left is that of a rogue element, a horribly defective product of San Francisco's hippie counterculture.
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Mr. Pelliccio claims a failure rate of three parts per million, and said Bose's total annual defective components fit in a wheelbarrow.
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In its presentation, Samsung didn't offer any particular theory for why two battery providers in a row supplied Samsung with defective batteries.
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With 56 million defective air bags being recalled, it was the biggest auto safety recall in U.S. history, according to the NHTSA.
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A 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals ruling this past July found that Amazon could be held liable for sales of defective products.
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In May 2250, NHTSA fined GM $22005 million for failing to alert regulators to the defective ignition switch in a timely manner.
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Later, the food company would argue that the tickets were defective and produce the trucks' registration papers, which showed their real provenance.
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" In his remarks at the White House on Wednesday, Trump called the pact negotiated under his Democratic predecessor Barack Obama "very defective.
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The rest of the family was tested for OTC deficiency, and the girl's father found that he, too, had the defective gene.
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Mr. Bingham is among the plaintiffs suing Polaris; in a response to his complaint, the company denied that his vehicle was defective.
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Federal law prohibits people who have been "adjudicated as a mental defective" or involuntarily committed to a mental institution from buying guns.
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Advertising by personal injury lawyers has become a corporate bugaboo, especially for pharmaceutical companies facing mass tort litigation over supposedly defective products.
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Evidence showed that Jean's door was defective and had not fully closed after he had returned home from running errands that night.
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ET. (CNN)When Linda Ronstadt found herself struggling to sing, she thought the headphones she was using at the time were defective.
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Many of those loans were materially defective and were packaged into the securities despite "red flags" of potential borrower fraud, he said.
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WASHINGTON — Medicare paid at least $2003 billion over a decade to replace seven types of defective heart devices, a government watchdog says.
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The point is people were labeled and put into the system because they were seen as a threat and seen as defective.
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No number of troops can remedy defective policy, incoherent half-measures, acquiescence to nation-states backing our enemies, or a weak will.
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It is true that in the play "Pericles," the wronged daughter is treated as little more than a defective object, soon forgotten.
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Qian and Thubagere hypothesize that not all molecules were correctly synthesized, or that some parts of the robot or testing platform were defective.
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Toyota Motor says it is recalling another 543,000 vehicles in the U.S. for defective front passenger air bag inflators made by Japan's Takata.
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He blamed the protective covering on the grass that created "defective highlighting" and made the crowd appear smaller than it was in actuality.
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Other allegations against Tesla include product liability, defective product design, failure to warn, breach of warranty, intentional and negligent misrepresentation and false advertising.
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Bush Brothers & Company issued a voluntary recall on three types of their baked beans after discovering "potentially defective side seams" on the cans.
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You're well covered if you've been sold a defective product, but beyond that, you probably need separate gadget insurance or an extended warranty.
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Scientists thought that N-glycanase's main role was to help recycle defective proteins, but many other enzymes are also involved in this process.
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"It is not at all strange that perverse words always come out from the mouth of a structurally defective guy," the spokesman said.
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BMW's contrition, and its assurances to owners of defective vehicles that they can count on all necessary assistance, have not doused the indignation.
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The agency reclassified about 12 million vehicles that were recalled first in 2014 - mostly for defective Takataairbags - and were re-recalled in 2015.
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The agency also wants to provide more clarity around how it identifies certain loans as defective and how lenders can address those deficiencies.
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"It will help to streamline adjudications and will mean judges month don't have to hear cases that are defective or deficient," said Arthur.
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Buttigieg had previously argued that the evidence for buyback programs in the US has been mixed, often producing guns that were already defective.
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Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Times relayed the sad tale of a defective Furby that could do nothing but beg for food and hugs.
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After a SpaceX disaster in June 2015, the program was paused for six months while defective brackets were replaced in Falcon 9 rockets.
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A "small number" of consumers also said they experienced "infections, vaginal irritation, localized vaginal injury, and other symptoms" due to the defective products.
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"The Court cannot conceive that an owner of an allegedly defective firearm would not seek the remedy being provided," Smith wrote in December.
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The defective bathrooms are already in JetBlue's A321 planes, which the airline has had to stop flying so that they could be repaired.
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Last year at this time my wife had just had open-heart surgery—her chest was sawed open, her defective ascending aorta replaced.
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That glee was compounded when they heard Trump went to the spin room and complained about the microphone, claiming that his was defective.
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" It does clarify that "in exceptional circumstances, [they] may dispose of damaged, defective, or expired beauty products where recycling is not an option.
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Whatever the real reason is — a design flaw, defective batteries from a specific supplier, a process mistake — the Note7 is unsafe to own.
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Mylan's new generic EpiPen is not part of the voluntary recall and has been deemed a suitable replacement for the potentially defective product.
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U.S. vehicle safety regulators are putting pressure on Takata and automakers to speed up the replacement of defective inflators in the United States.
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The settlement is expected to include restitution to some victims and automakers, who have been forced to recall vehicles with the defective inflators.
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Then in South Korea, the company pushed out a software update that limited defective Note7s to charging to 60 percent to prevent overheating.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, he says he had no idea the phone had a defective battery susceptible to overheating and exploding.
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"The Court cannot conceive that an owner of an allegedly defective firearm would not seek the remedy being provided," Smith wrote Dec. 8.
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Last year, Uber rented out Honda cars it knew were defective to Singapore drivers, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.
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The dog lover recently met a little puppy with a defective paw at a dog breeder near where she lives in Lewiston, Maine.
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With the butterfly keyboard, however, Apple has committed to making this defective product the default keyboard on its MacBook Pro line of computers.
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While the restaurant may not create the lettuce that it cuts up into its salads, it is responsible when that lettuce is defective.
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Ms. Mincey alleged in her lawsuit, filed the following year, that Takata had knowingly designed and manufactured airbags that were defective and dangerous.
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But the former Tesla employee described being unsure whether Tesla was able to find and replace all of the defective optimizers and connectors.
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It works by blocking BCL-2, a protein that is believed to prevent self-destruction of defective or cancerous cells in the body.
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Autoliv said it is working with its automaker customers to determine which vehicles have the potentially defective seat belt or air bag parts.
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Berlusconi has worn a pacemaker for a decade and underwent open heart surgery in June last year to replace a defective aortic valve.
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North Korea long expressed disdain for Bolton, calling him a "warmonger" and "defective human product" who glorified regime change and pre-emptive strikes.
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Earlier this month, the Journal reported that Uber's Singapore unit knowingly rented its drivers defective cars that were at risk of catching fire.
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It took a social media post for the Philippine central bank to realize its mistake of circulating a bunch of defective, "faceless" banknotes.
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When their creations started to become defective, those star-makers abandoned their protégés, just as their fans were abandoned by their own elders.
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A federal safety agency is allowing General Motors to delay the recall of certain GM vehicles with defective airbags, the Associated Press reported.
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Intelligent cameras are currently being used in applications such as spotting defective items coming off manufacturing lines with greater accuracy than human inspectors.
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Federal law prohibits an individual "adjudicated as a mental defective" or involuntarily committed to a psychiatric facility from owning or purchasing a firearm.
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Takata declared 14 million inflators defective in the first phase of its latest recall, and the Friday notice is included in that total.
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Didi said at the time its facial recognition mechanism was defective and had failed to verify the driver who allegedly killed the passenger.
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Last month, NHTSA said automakers have replaced more than 7.5 million defective Takata inflators, or about a third of those recalled through December.
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Pre-owned items must be returned within 7 days, while any defective or damaged items can be replaced for up to 30 days.
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Serena Joy comes roaring back into the mix with her barely restrained frustration that her Handmaid seems to be a defective, defiant model.
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But even as it encourages production, the Chinese government has also had to step up enforcement efforts to stop defective and uncertified products.
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Inspectors are supposed to check for defective smoke detectors and to deduct points for safety and health hazards, like mold or peeling paint.
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He learned that the company had been using the same defective equipment to make a sterile injectable cardiac drug for the American market.
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The door strike plate was defective and not fully latched, according to the defense, allowing Ms. Guyger to enter using her own keys.
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Even then, the resulting fly got only a single copy of the defective gene, and it took two to produce the missing vein.
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Honda Motor Co said on Tuesday it will recall 2.7 million older U.S. vehicles in North America for potentially defective air bag inflators.
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The government's only role is reactive: to recall a part if it's defective or launch an investigation in the event of a crash.
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"There just aren't enough non-defective replacement airbags to go around," said Rich Newsome, an Orlando lawyer representing people who have sued Takata.
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Last month, Takata agreed to declare as defective another 35 million to 40 million U.S. inflators that lack drying agents in frontal airbags.
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Poll: The company is recalling some new Mercedes-Benz EQC electric cars because of a potentially defective bolt in the differential, it said.
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Manufacturers are required to report to the agency within 24 hours of receiving information that suggests a product is defective, like a fire.
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Enforcement is left to member states, which also determine the penalties, and there is no system for mandatory Europewide recalls of defective vehicles.
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But the department bases decisions on old military records — including defective air sampling and radiation badge data — that show no one was harmed.
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While originally created to protect buyers from defective products, the growing problem was that people were taking advantage of the liberal return policy.
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"A mental defective" is a term used in federal law to describe one category of people prohibited from purchasing or owning a firearm.
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T agreed to declare as defective, by 2019, another 35 million to 40 million U.S. inflators that lack drying agents in frontal airbags.
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The company also recalled 2.8 million defective washing machines in the United States that were prone to abnormal vibrations that could cause injury.
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"We don't want to offer anything that we see as a defective product, and would lead to problems for our users," Pouliot said.
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He won $222.5 million from a cemetery accused of overstuffing its plots, and half a billion from the makers of defective surgical gowns.
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In November, NHTSA rejected a petition from Ford to delay recalling 3 million vehicles with potentially defective airbag inflators to conduct additional testing.
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Apple failed to disclose that the keyboard is defective, and this information would have been important to Plaintiffs' decision to purchase a MacBook: Apple failed and continues to fail to disclose to consumers that the MacBook is defective, including when consumers bring their failed laptops into the "Genius Bar" (the in-store support desk) at Apple stores to request technical support.
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He recommended considering seeking the dismissal of "meritless" cases with defective legal theories and frivolous facts and "parasitic" lawsuits that duplicate pre-existing investigations.
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Roughly 100 million inflators have been classified as defective due to the possibility that they may explode violently after prolonged exposure to hot conditions.
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According to the Daily Beast, the incident appeared to involve a defective battery pack:The incident occurred around midnight outside a Staten Island police precinct.
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Back then, 329 residents of a crowded housing development became infected with the new virus, which some experts believe had spread through defective piping.
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The huge discount is a gesture of reconciliation after last year's Note 5353 incident, when many devices caught on fire due to defective batteries.
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Takata said in a statement that the exchanges concerned only the formatting of data and were unrelated to defective airbags that are under recall.
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The recall notice says that defective Lightning cables were sold as far back as June 2018, the same month Target launched the Heyday brand.
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At any rate Mr Li has been damaged by a scandal involving defective vaccines given to hundreds of thousands of children, dampening such talk.
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The automaker is facing a civil trial in the first of six so-called bellwether cases over deadly defective ignition switches in its vehicles.
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It alleges that Bird and Lime's scooters from Xiaomi and Segway are defective, and that the companies aren't providing adequate safety instructions for riders.
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According to a local Detroit FOX station, voters are leaving their ballots with volunteers while they wait for defective machines to be swapped out.
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Donald Trump complained that his microphone wasn't working properly during the first presidential debate, questioning of whether he was intentionally given a "defective" device.
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It was November 23, and another officer had pulled over Castile in his car for a defective brake light, according to a police report.
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Takata has declared about 100 million inflators defective worldwide and automakers have recalled 46 million Takata air bag inflators in 29 million U.S. vehicles.
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Maggiore's manufacturer changed factories in China for the 3.0 version of the Bug-A-Salt, and over 10% of the new products were defective.
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Royole's was terrible, Samsung's has proven defective, Huawei's is behind schedule, and Xiaomi and Oppo's alternatives are merely social media video teases for now.
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According to emails and documents reviewed by the Journal, Uber's managers in Singapore were aware of the recall when they purchased the defective vehicles.
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Each agency has its own units for tracking recalls: pounds of meat, units of defective vending machine jewelry, or bags of glass-contaminated bread.
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To top it all off, the company includes a pair of rubber gloves, presumably to help you safely handle the defective device. xda-developers.
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But Spirit's shifts to new suppliers could disrupt production at Boeing, Airbus and others if parts are late or defective, analysts and consultants said.
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A government investigation found "endemic manufacturing problems" at a company that led to the sale of millions of dollars' worth of defective combat helmets.
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On Friday, a class action lawsuit was filed against Apple in the Northern District Court of California over the defective keyboards, according to AppleInsider.
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Per the lawsuit: Apple knew that the MacBook is defective at or before the time it began selling the affected models to the public.
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Gene therapies use specially engineered viruses to deliver genetic material into defective cells, in hopes of improving or potentially even curing an inherited condition.
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"Honestly, I was hoping for a solution so I wouldn't have to go through the hassle of replacing the defective device," David told CNN.
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He alleges the strap was defective and that he suffered severe and permanent injuries to his arm, ending his career as a drywall installer.
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In the US, for example, Note 7 owners can get $25 in credit if they refund the defective phone or exchange for another device.
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They allege Mercedes vehicles as far back as the 1999 model years have defective climate control systems that allow mold and mildew to develop.
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The settlement is also expected to include restitution to some victims and automakers, who have been forced to recall vehicles with the defective inflators.
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Her announcement brought to an end days of legal challenges from Abrams' campaign that sought to force election officials to count ballots deemed defective.
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Accords from model years 2004 and 2005 have been recalled four other times by Honda, beginning in June 2014, to replace defective Takata inflators.
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Kondakov blamed a media campaign backing the gay "propaganda" law including "pseudo-documenatries" on state-run TV in which gay people were called "defective".
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Many of the defective vaccines were already on the market and being given to Chinese children, as part of the mandatory national vaccination program.
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Over half the inspected sites had defective connectors — not the MC4 connectors Project Titan was meant to put in place, according to the complaint.
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Last summer,Teslabegan "Project Titan," an attempt to quietly replace defective solar-panel parts across the US, according to documents viewed by Business Insider.
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The update in the specifications was issued four years before Honda, the automaker most affected by the defective airbags, started issuing recalls in 2008.
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The person driving the vehicle was not detected by Didi's night mode facial recognition as its night safety mechanism was "defective," the firm said.
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The committee asked McFadden to reject Trump's "jurisdictionally defective and meritless" emergency motion, and for the judge to dismiss the committee from the case.
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The task is especially critical for defective Takata airbags, which contain a compound that breaks down over time, making them increasingly prone to rupturing.
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In February, Continental Automotive Systems said it supplied potentially defective air bag control units to 5 million vehicles built over a five-year period.
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About 2.7 million vehicles have already been subject to a voluntary recall, of which 1.7 million have had their defective airbags replaced, ABC reported.
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The 6th Circuit rejected the argument, noting that Tennessee's law extends liability to people who lease defective products, and those people don't hold title.
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Those failures include the recall of antennas that were installed on more than 1,000 rail cars and that were later found to be defective.
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In the course of the investigation, they found out that Courtney—who committed suicide before the case went to trial—built the defective bomb.
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Since the scandal became public knowledge earlier this month, an immediate investigation was launched by Chinese authorities into the safety of the defective medicines.
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The dosage button was defective and a hose that was needed to connect the machine to her water source wasn't included in the package.
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Workers at a 787 Dreamliner plant in South Carolina have complained of defective manufacturing, debris left on planes and pressure to not report violations.
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Considering that Samsung didn't plan to make a defective smartphone, it's tempting to give the company a pass for what was ultimately a mistake.
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In 2007, a Long Island toddler was rendered partially blind after a defective bottle exploded, leading to a $46 million lawsuit against the company.
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This discovery happened around 2400, when geneticists studying elite sprinters and power athletes found that very few among them had two defective ACTN3 copies.
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In a 2016 study, Chinese scientists found that of the 59 elite athletes that they sequenced, none had two copies of the defective ACTN3.
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Workers at a 21968 Dreamliner plant in South Carolina have complained of defective manufacturing, debris left on planes and pressure to not report violations.
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Workers at a 787 Dreamliner plant in South Carolina have complained of defective manufacturing, debris left on planes and pressure not to report violations.
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"The kits that were sent out and reported to be defective had one of the components that didn't operate as they anticipated," Stack said.
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Earlier this year, Google agreed to settle a class action lawsuit that claims the company knowingly sold first-generation Pixel phones with defective microphones.
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The very notion that the rich are virtuous and the poor are morally defective is one of our most absurd and damaging cultural myths.
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The C.D.C. at first maintained tight control on test production, and some of the early tests it sent to state health departments were defective.
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The building code was revised in the mid-1980s to require more stiffness, and again a decade later to correct the defective welding technique.
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The problem is not confined to high rises; engineers estimate that there are hundreds of defective steel-frame buildings of all sizes in California.
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He argued that the Senate's process was defective because his conviction did not result from the kind of trial that resembled a judicial proceeding.
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A man with a deformed personality and a defective intellect runs a dysfunctional administration — a fact finally visible even to its most ardent admirers.
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In July, the federal appeals court ruled that Amazon can be held liable for defective goods sold on its site by third-party vendors.
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Rather, they say, the settlement is designed to compensate gun owners for the economic losses resulting from the purchase of an allegedly defective rifle.
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In injury and death cases, plaintiffs have to show that a defective switch caused the accident in which a victim was injured or killed.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday it was seeking a $3.9 million fine from Boeing for installing defective parts on about 130 737 airplanes.
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Due to defective analysis of the results, her cancer was not diagnosed until it was too late for her to have fertility-saving surgery.
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Due to defective analysis of the results, her cancer was not diagnosed until it was too late for her to have fertility-saving surgery.
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One by one, they are just what they appear to be, which is the defective luxury detritus that Trump has always trailed behind him.
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This staggering treatment gap reflects our longstanding deeply defective national drug policies, which have prioritized a criminal justice response over a public health approach.
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"Defective" people were to be relegated to institutions and prevented from procreating by sterilization; mercy killing was even proposed in The American Journal of Psychiatry.
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After a SpaceX rocket exploded in June 2015, the program was paused for six months while defective brackets were replaced in Falcon 9 launch vehicles.
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Even so, until the 230s, notes Ashish Jha of Harvard University, harm done to patients was often blamed on doctors, not defective health-care systems.
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In 2010, the law centre published a report on the documents that slammed Welspun for providing substandard, defective pipe to Kinder Morgan and Boardwalk Pipelines.
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Upward of 100 million vehicles worldwide with Takata airbag inflators have been declared defective and are linked to 14 deaths and more than 100 injuries.
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Bush's discovered the defective cans during an internal quality check, the company said in a Saturday statement, and corrected the problem with the can supplier.
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Like all babies born with cystic fibrosis, Mallory had inherited two defective copies of a gene responsible for balancing the salt and water in sweat.
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The complaint also accused the Trump administration of using the negative outcomes as a result of the "defective credible fear interviews" to quickly deport them.
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"Any statement that PCCA 'supplied' Guardian Pharmacy Services with a 'defective TriMoxi formula' is completely false," a spokesperson said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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"A single supplier of an important safety component provided what appears to be a defective part across multiple manufacturers and 22012 million cars," Levine said.
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Bose is also still willing to swap defective pairs for a newer hardware revision that's less susceptible (but not immune) to the erratic battery behavior.
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Apple's service pricing page goes over all the details of repairing or replacing AirPods; the one-year limited warranty covers problems like a defective battery.
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Line's app launched in 2011, following a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami in Japan, as a mobile platform to be used in place of defective communications.
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A victory by Mr Rouhani would unleash America's economic power on Iran, together with its "defective, destructive, and corrupt Western lifestyle", in Mr Khamenei's words.
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Although the DNA still had its disease-causing mutations, 23 percent and 35 percent, respectively, of the RNA made by those defective genes was REPAIR'ed.
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In April, several reporters given early access to the $2000 device discovered defective hinges and that their screens broke after removing the Fold's protective film.
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Brafman has also accused Vance of defective grand jury proceedings, attempting to prosecute crimes that are past the statute of limitations, and overcharging his client.
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Fourteen automakers have recalled 28 million airbag inflaters in about 24 million vehicles, and millions of cars with potentially defective inflaters remain on the road.
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The guilty plea is one of the final steps in a years-long saga of defective airbags that have been sold by dozens of automakers.
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The General Motors ignition switch issue has been linked to 124 deaths and the defective Takata airbags have injured more than 200 and killed 24.
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On Monday, Honda announced a new set of initiatives to complete the replacement of defective Takata inflators, which have caused hundreds of injuries and deaths.
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We're still carrying out additional tests on a new Surface Book 2 unit after a defective power supply caused additional issues on our review unit.
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But even things going up into the special counsel, I mean, Rosenstein writes in appointing order appointing Mueller, the thing is defective on its face.
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President Donald Trump withdrew the United States from what he called a "defective" nuclear deal agreed between Iran and six world powers in July 2015.
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Just before I jumped back into the light I overheard some maintenance guy talk into his voicecom about a defective soul valve or some crap.
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Representatives from the Air Force and Lockheed Martin's F-35 program told CNN that the defective cooling lines were not found in all the aircraft.
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Court documents say four plaintiffs claim that there was an "unreasonable delay" in fixing what they call a "defective" gear shifter in Fiat Chrysler vehicles.
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Embryos that inherit two damaged copies of a gene, one from each parent, would simply replace one defective copy with another, to no overall benefit.
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Many surgeons therefore err on the side of caution, knowing that if they put a defective liver into a patient, it will probably kill him.
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Last month, Takata agreed to declare as defective, by 2019, another 35 million to 40 million U.S. inflators that lack drying agents in frontal airbags.
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Griffith's lawyers argued the gun should have been suppressed, saying the warrant under which it was found was defective because of its focus on cellphones.
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The data also would help find patients who have implants that were recalled, or assist hospitals in pulling defective equipment out of service quickly. Sen.
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Plaintiffs Dionne Spain and Lawrence Barthelemy claimed they suffered back pain when the defective ignition switch slipped out of position, causing the car to crash.
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The actor told Defective Geeks in an interview that people sometimes think he's a bit standoffish when they first meet him so he understood Jared.
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The plaintiffs claim Apple knew about the defective design, but still chose to release the iPhones in 2014 knowing Touch Disease would be a consequence.
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Japan's latest announcement may further ramp up Takata's potential recall costs if the air bag maker is found to be responsible for the defective inflators.
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The possibility that Janet Yellen is escaping the defective Phillips-curve mentality gives one a bit of confidence, especially if she is watching market prices.
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"If you don't add China - the world's biggest emerging market - into your emerging market index, your benchmark would be defective, at least incomplete," he said.
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Up to 1 million Note7s are affected due to defective batteries that are prone to catching on fire and exploding when they're overheated or charging.
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People with only one copy of the defective gene are said to have sickle cell trait, and most have no symptoms of sickle cell disease.
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Samsung has officially recalled the Galaxy Note 7 worldwide, after more than 90 of the large smartphones in the US overheated due to defective batteries.
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Boies was appointed in 2015 to serve on the steering committee in litigation over General Motors' ignition switch defect and Takata Corp's allegedly defective airbags.
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Serving the District and its Virginia and Maryland suburbs, it closed on March 16 for emergency safety inspections that found dozens of defective power cables.
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The company agreed to pay out $1 billion in penalties after pleading guilty to fraud earlier this year following a scandal involving defective air bags.
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In the ads a full-page photograph shows some of the defective trains that had yet to be fully developed at the time of order.
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According to Didi, the man driving the vehicle was not detected by the app's night mode facial recognition as its night safety mechanism was defective.
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The Justice Department appointed the firm's chairman, Bart M. Schwartz, to track General Motors' compliance with a federal deal stemming from its defective ignition switches.
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Recalling up to 2.5 million defective Galaxy Note7 phones could cost Samsung up to $1 billion and brand damage that could tarnish the company's reputation.
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Last summer, Tesla initiated "Project Titan," an attempt to quietly replace defective solar-panel parts across the US, according to documents viewed by Business Insider.
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A "defective item" claim allows eBay buyers to return items without abiding by the seller's conditions, which in this case included a return shipping fee.
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Because the cars do not need to be recalled until then, automakers are technically not required to disclose that those cars contain the defective airbags.
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But on Friday, a company spokeswoman, Cindy Knight, said that Toyota dealers would disclose information about the defective airbag to potential buyers of those models.
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Records from a city housing agency show one of the apartments on the building's first floor reported defective carbon monoxide and smoke detectors months ago.
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Lithium-ion batteries — the type of battery in the vast majority of today's portable consumer electronics — can become dangerously volatile if they're damaged or defective.
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An important caveat: Kia, which is represented by O'Melveny & Myers, denies that its sunroofs are defective and that they are a risk to public safety.
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Fourteen automakers have recalled 28 million airbag inflaters in about 24 million vehicles, but millions of cars with potentially defective inflaters remain on the road.
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When consumers call to complain about a defective product, a company should use it as an opportunity to apologize and win back some good will.
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A Senate Commerce Subcommittee will hold a hearing on efforts by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and automakers to repair defective Takata air bags.
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Nick: There have certainly been recalls of overheating and exploding laptops, including one by Dell a decade ago that involved defective batteries made by Sony.
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Earlier this year, Takata agreed to pay $1 billion in criminal penalties stemming from its allegedly fraudulent conduct over the sales of defective airbag inflators.
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One New Jersey lawsuit in particular claims that Samsung "has moved aggressively to collect and destroy all evidence of the defective machines" following the explosions.
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It can be a more subtle or unconscious belief that transgender identities and bodies are inherently illegitimate, inauthentic, and defective in comparison to cisgender ones.
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Federal law already bars anyone who "has been adjudicated as a mental defective or has been committed to any mental institution" from purchasing a gun.
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But makers of finished consumer goods around the world are now scrambling to figure out if they've inadvertently shipped defective items using the company's materials.
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Workers at a 787 Dreamliner plant in South Carolina, above, have complained of defective manufacturing, debris left on planes and pressure to not report violations.
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There's also the fact that Vivy's father is the defense contractor responsible for the defective suit — the suit Dean is about to debut in orbit.
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One particular Amazon buyer has encountered minor issues like shoddy external craftsmanship, but most complaints, which there aren't a lot of, are defective stock-related.
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Honda on Tuesday said it will recall nearly 3 million U.S. vehicles from the 1996 through 3003 model years, which have potentially defective airbag inflators.
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The Americans, including the gold medal wrestlers Kyle Snyder and Helen Maroulis, are among at least 100 Olympians from across the globe with defective medals.
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In CVID some of the body's immune cells are defective, and don't produce enough immunoglobulins, key proteins that help the immune system fight off infections.
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Upward of 100 million vehicles worldwide with Takata airbag inflators have been declared defective and are linked to 13 deaths and more than 100 injuries.
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Yet despite its theoretical appeal, GDP is, in practice, a fallible measure – and increasingly becoming one that could be described as a grossly defective product.
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The inspection of the limousine that crashed turned up several violations at the time, including anti-lock brake malfunction indicators and inoperative or defective windshield wipers.
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Bloomberg News recently submitted a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the FDA for information about deaths associated in any way with the defective EpiPens.
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He said it behaved differently than his Model S in this situation but he doesn't have any reason to believe that the Model 3 was defective.
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Like most famous patients in the history of neuroscience, Henry Molaison—or HM, as he was known among scientists—was famous because his brain was defective.
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UK folks who own a Samsung Galaxy Note7, take notice: Samsung has officially started its recall program for the device due to defective, potentially exploding batteries.
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U.S. investigators cited a defective titanium alloy part and weak inspection procedures, although they also praised the "highly commendable" performance of the crew of flight 232.
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In China, the chairwoman of a biotech company was among 15 people arrested after hundreds of thousands of vaccines for children were found to be defective.
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They are the defective parents producing and raising the miscreant offspring undermining the security of the nation as well as the reputational capital of Black people.
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Furman is overseeing federal litigation that hit GM after its 2014 recall of 2.6 million vehicles over defective ignition switches that can slip out of place.
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Airbag maker Takata shares shed 5.1 percent after Ford Motor announced it would recall 1.9 million vehicles with defective airbag inflators made by Takata, Reuters reported.
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But Mr. Brock said G.M. had committed no fraud against Mr. Scheuer and would show that Mr. Scheuer's injuries were not linked to a defective ignition.
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A proposed plan to replace the triggers in millions of allegedly defective Remington rifles is "designed to fail," a leading expert on class action settlements said.
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Last year, a judge in Tennessee ruled the company was not liable for damages caused by a defective hoverboard that exploded, burning down a family's house.
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The political system is badly defective, and revolution is honestly one of the few proposals to fix it that's equal to the scale of the problem.
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When such an AV comes to market, would, or should it be considered "defective" if it fails to detect or correct for the unexpectedly slippery surface?
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And if so, would it be considered defective merely because the failures occurred, or would proof also require some showing of errors in the AI software?
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Mr. Scheuer, 49, claimed that the defective ignition switch in his car prevented the airbags from deploying during his accident, leading to neck and back injuries.
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A small fender-bender in her rented 2001 Honda Civic caused its defective airbag to inflate with too much force, spewing metal shrapnel into her neck.
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