And now you actually have a President who recognizes that there is a significant discrepancy, not just a fiscal discrepancy, but a moral discrepancy going on within NATO that fundamentally needs addressing.
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The discrepancy between Trump's personal life and his public piety is more pronounced than any apparent discrepancy during the last Bush presidency.
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Research shows that there's a clear racial discrepancy in who is arrested for marijuana possession, and that discrepancy even exists in states that have legalized marijuana.
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Each passing day adds any daily discrepancy to the total discrepancy, and those repeated daily discrepancies add up to significant fractions of an hour—periods well within the accuracy available to ancient astronomers.
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That's a huge discrepancy, and it wasn't lost on Sen.
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He blamed inaccurate data provided by morgues for the discrepancy.
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Hong Kong discrepancy for comment on securities between the allegations.
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The discrepancy was not immediately clear When asked by Sen.
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Healthy demand, reinforced by supply chain restocking, explains the discrepancy.
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For Parkhomenko, the discrepancy in dates was a smoking gun.
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There was no reason for this kind of pay discrepancy.
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The special counsel's office declined to comment on the discrepancy.
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Bloom declined to explain the discrepancy when contacted by Axios.
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The AP said the source could not explain the discrepancy.
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This discrepancy has caught the FTC's attention, Recode's source says.
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The discrepancy between retirement confidence and preparation is not new.
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Other than this discrepancy, Trump's numbers appear to be correct.
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Some discrepancy in payouts between platforms is to be expected.
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USA Today first reported the massive pay discrepancy on Tuesday.
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That discrepancy prompted questions about my Mueller let Trump go.
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And the committees are taking notice of the consistent discrepancy.
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We're not the only ones who noticed this discrepancy, either.
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If you're thinking that is a major discrepancy, you're right.
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I don't know what accounts for the dramatic discrepancy, though.
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Nissan engineers discovered the discrepancy last year, the company said.
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I was not able to make sense of this discrepancy.
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The discrepancy doesn't seem to make a lot of sense.
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The discrepancy in casualty figures could not immediately be resolved.
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That kind of discrepancy is common in Denver's overall defense.
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That discrepancy is outrageous, and it's something we can't ignore.
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This week's discrepancy in the forecasts isn't a new phenomenon.
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In other cases, the discrepancy may be acknowledged, but ignored.
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The poll workers didn't have an explanation for the discrepancy.
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The officials have not explained why there is a discrepancy.
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The discrepancy was first reported by the New York Times.
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The discrepancy in the free throws was the biggest part.
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The discrepancy in the numbers could not immediately be resolved.
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It might be just inartful, and just a clerical discrepancy.
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And as time goes on, the discrepancy tends to widen.
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Could such a large discrepancy really be a mere statistical fluke?
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This discrepancy, however, seems to be most prevalent in urban areas.
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So to compensate for this discrepancy, Netflix pays its stars more.
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Electoral Council officials were not immediately available to explain that discrepancy.
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It's a striking discrepancy, considering Republicans dominate the majority of statehouses.
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But the journal correspondence does point to a bizarre new discrepancy.
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Now, that discrepancy really exists because stories evolve as they're told.
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It's easy to spin a narrative to account for this discrepancy.
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And the discrepancy, they told me, is not a red flag.
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At least one analyst noted the seeming discrepancy in the figures.
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Instead of addressing that minor discrepancy, Lochte tweeted about his hair.
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So the discrepancy between hot vapor and cool air is noticeable.
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The reason for the discrepancy in numbers was not immediately clear.
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The sharp discrepancy over details of the airstrike is not unprecedented.
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"Not at all," Manafort said when asked about the apparent discrepancy.
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The discrepancy was first reported by The Intercept at that time.
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No comment was immediately available on the discrepancy from Carter's office.
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There is also some discrepancy about what jobs are being affected.
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But it still doesn't explain the racial discrepancy in these attitudes.
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Speed -- at a cost Our work has revealed a significant discrepancy.
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The authors put forward three possible reasons for this stubborn discrepancy.
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The discrepancy was minor, but the company bought back the loans.
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Part of the discrepancy comes from the use of different information.
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Cities show an even bigger discrepancy, especially for people of color
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A 2014 Treasury report found a large discrepancy in those amounts.
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The 3-point discrepancy paced the Rockets' runout to the lead.
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Perhaps I've misunderstood, but I asked Samsung to explain the discrepancy.
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This discrepancy is evident in the content that appears on Netflix.
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The discrepancy between the two drives sufferers mad, turns them suicidal.
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That discrepancy is striking because Republicans dominate the majority of statehouses.
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Facebook did not respond to questions about this discrepancy in removals.
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Our temporal discrepancy is a buffer between us and the truth.
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Nissan declined to release further details or to explain the discrepancy.
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The suit claims that the discrepancy couldn't have been an accident.
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One discrepancy in the intelligence concerns the number of rockets fired.
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No reason was given for the discrepancy between the two forms.
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But our tussles cut through our age discrepancy and gender gap.
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Greenberg also placed the blame for the age discrepancy on Aaliyah.
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The White House had no immediate comment on the apparent discrepancy.
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The White House had no immediate comment on the apparent discrepancy.
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The changes announced Wednesday seemed unlikely to significantly change that discrepancy.
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The enrollment discrepancy for women was almost 4 percent below men.
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The discrepancy was even larger, too large for him to reconcile.
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And the baby is really mad about this supply-and-demand discrepancy.
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Furthermore, what's very clearly not normal is the discrepancy between the parties.
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Mr. Cook said the company was taking measures to erase the discrepancy.
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That's a discrepancy noted by Melvin Benn, managing director at Festival Republic.
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It did not give any explanation for the discrepancy in the figures.
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Part 107 should, in theory, change that discrepancy once and for all.
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The wide discrepancy comes from how hate crimes are defined and reported.
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That apparent discrepancy was among several flagged by Sanders's campaign on Thursday.
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In a previous conversation with Entertainment Weekly, Rubin commented on the discrepancy.
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The discrepancy is a testament to just how controversial tipping can be.
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It was not possible to determine which alternative accounted for the discrepancy.
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The first is that there is not really a discrepancy at all.
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Except to complain about the discrepancy and say that it's not fair.
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Palmer also stressed the apparent discrepancy of Jessica's description of her killer.
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Good. Along with tension, discrepancy: smooth alliteration can glide over semantic distress.
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A year into President Barack Obama's first term, he noticed a discrepancy.
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Why it matters: The discrepancy between CHS' words and actions raises questions.
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But what are the implications of this discrepancy for male body image?
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The coast guard said it's investigating the discrepancy, according to multiple reports.
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She was also honest about how that discrepancy might hurt those individuals.
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Profepa did not respond to a request for comment on the discrepancy.
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So why is there such a large discrepancy between the two figures?
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"The discrepancy is harming the credibility of the measure itself," he said.
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The rising discrepancy does coincide with a change in Border Patrol policy.
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Volkswagen had a growing awareness of that emissions discrepancy in recent years.
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They found a similar discrepancy between non-native and native English speakers.
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What the Harvard study exposes is more than just a number discrepancy.
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The New York Times first reported the apparent discrepancy in McFarland's comments.
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And usually, it's some high-tech system that accounts for the discrepancy.
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Clinton tried to explain the discrepancy with what Mr. Comey actually said.
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That discrepancy—between those policing and being policed—is a common one.
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Chaffetz' office regarding this discrepancy but did not receive an immediate response.
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Scientists can't yet explain the discrepancy between their models and new measurements.
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Asked what that discrepancy meant for Mr. Goldstein's future, experts were split.
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Parity is hard, and this discrepancy lays the groundwork for male resistance.
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No reason has been given for the discrepancy between the two forms.
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There is, to put it mildly, a big discrepancy between these nations.
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The following animation from planetary scientist James O'Donoghue visualizes the discrepancy perfectly.
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Twitter said this discrepancy had caused a delay in verifying Peters' account.
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However, an NBA spokesperson said "there should be no discrepancy" between statements.
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An NBA spokesperson later said "there should be no discrepancy" between statements.
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The discrepancy is partly because he received shares when CIT bought OneWest.
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However, a NBA spokesperson said, "There should be no discrepancy" between statements.
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Hen suggested that the use of tissue samples might explain the discrepancy.
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The reasons for the discrepancy in the reports was not immediately clear.
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" This discrepancy led one British parliamentarian to call Twitter's report "completely inadequate.
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After officials noticed a discrepancy in Colyer's totals in Thomas County, Kan.
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This latest back-and-forth is yet another discrepancy in Kavanaugh's story.
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Officials were impressed by her turnaround story, until Bondi noticed a discrepancy.
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The same group that discovered a curious discrepancy in measurements of the size of the proton, giving rise to the "proton radius puzzle," has now found a matching discrepancy in measurements of a nuclear particle called the deuteron.
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So, Broadly decided to investigate this discrepancy; we are all mammals, after all.
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Suyu said: "I think it's a pretty exciting time that there's this discrepancy."
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The discrepancy between what we think women can do and what we actually
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At the same time, we have another discrepancy, outcomes versus public school funding.
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The discrepancy -- a byproduct of the war on drugs -- overwhelmingly affected African-Americans.
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The synchronized movement of the robot allowed participants to adapt to spatial discrepancy.
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There's a discrepancy as to whether Cunanan and Blanchford had a sexual relationship.
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Nonetheless, the biggest reason for the discrepancy is probably simple historical path-dependence.
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The discrepancy between how posts perform is higher now in this algorithmic timeline.
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Vanity Fair was first to break out Variety's reporting about Foy's pay discrepancy.
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But in this case a new set of measurements has confirmed the discrepancy.
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Neither the coroners&apos office nor the fire department could explain the discrepancy.
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This discrepancy was sharply highlighted when I paused between episodes to watch Period.
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The discrepancy came from an error in calculating ceiling height, the agency said.
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While OkCupid has always had more liberal users, the discrepancy is pretty big.
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Once these pictures were turned around, though, the actress noticed a slight...discrepancy.
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Why might this discrepancy exist for the men and not for the women?
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At first, G.M. attributed the discrepancy in mileage estimates to misprinted window stickers.
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So Strauss and Kulp used a new model designed to correct that discrepancy.
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"The discrepancy was hard, because I was straddling two universes," Louis-Dreyfus said.
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The Hill emailed the White House on Sunday to clarify the apparent discrepancy.
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Could an employer later get cold feet because of a technical title discrepancy?
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"I am a New Yorker!" she exclaims, when I point out the discrepancy.
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The date discrepancy hit me hard and made me seriously question my memory.
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After staff and administrators confirmed the discrepancy, the mother filed a police report.
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Nissan engineers were the ones who spotted the mileage-rating discrepancy, Mitsubishi said.
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But this spending discrepancy also feels like poetic justice for the wage gap.
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I suspect this discrepancy stems from differences in the methods used across studies.
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Even so, it is unclear whether this discrepancy contributed to Specialist Slape's death.
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The White House did not respond to repeated inquiries to explain the discrepancy.
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He said the discrepancy was probably caused by issues with the shark's tracker.
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On the final flight, the discrepancy was also 20 degrees, Captain Nurcahyo said.
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The reason for the discrepancy on the number of infected inmates is unclear.
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"I won't speculate on why there may be a discrepancy at this time."
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The original g-23 measurement was made at Brookhaven, with a tantalizing discrepancy.
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However, an NBA spokesperson said "there should be no discrepancy" between the statements.
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Passantino never "reported back" to Newman about the date discrepancy, the motion says.
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This discrepancy poses a serious problem for Democrats as the primary season continues.
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The donation comes after an outcry about pay discrepancy in his recent film.
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Scientists have been grappling with a discrepancy in their models of the universe.
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An error as minor as a one-letter spelling discrepancy or dropped hyphen from a last name could mean a voter's registration application or status would be indefinitely stalled until they resolve the discrepancy with the relevant state or federal agency.
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The researchers say this discrepancy is indicative of a star approaching near-critical rotation.
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I discovered this, rather large, timing discrepancy after I had already gone grocery shopping.
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In one position Youman held, she saw her associates' paychecks and noticed the discrepancy.
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The NCAA has never answered for this discrepancy because there is no logical explanation.
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And how long must I compensate for this new discrepancy, until it changes again?
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He later explained the discrepancy to party officials who took the final ballot envelopes.
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It was Nissan that uncovered a discrepancy in the test data, according to reports.
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Keenan said that the discrepancy — between firearm training and mental health training — is unbalanced.
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D'Amico did not respond to specific questions about the discrepancy between these two dates.
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Looking at the number of occupied shops across the U.S. further highlights the discrepancy.
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One final loose end does, however, need tying up: a discrepancy in one indicator.
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It wasn&apost immediately possible to explain the discrepancy of the blast&aposs location.
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She went back through her notes, and asked the servicer to explain the discrepancy.
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But there are other reasons why an apparent discrepancy between the two may endure.
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The foundation also declined to explain a discrepancy in donations in records from 2012.
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Sessions addressed the apparent discrepancy head on, in response to a student's submitted question.
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When we asked YouTube about this discrepancy, a spokesperson declined to comment any further.
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He did not elaborate on the discrepancy between the conditions initially disclosed last month.
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But the discrepancy seems to be awfully large to attribute only to those factors.
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The discrepancy was picked up on by the press and widely discussed on Twitter.
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There's no other area in which this discrepancy is felt more than in healthcare.
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Why the discrepancy between the perception of the Warriors' historic greatness and the numbers?
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"Wow," Schuur remembers saying to himself when he realized the size of the discrepancy.
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For many of us, the discrepancy between space-wasters and outfit regulars is extreme.
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MH: It shows that there's a big discrepancy between two parts of the country.
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One reason for this discrepancy is that capturing antibiotic-resistance-related deaths isn't standardized.
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Her statement to the AP did not address the discrepancy between her two comments.
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But the latest spike in trade data discrepancy indicates that outflow pressures are mounting.
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According to the team, there are multiple reasons why we are seeing a discrepancy.
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This is highly unusual, and there's nothing like this discrepancy elsewhere in the state.
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There's a discrepancy there, one that scholars could spend eons arguing about (and have!).
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The discrepancy between felt and actual age increases with the years, Dr. Terracciano said.
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Cruz declined to discuss the discrepancy on Wednesday telling CNN she had no comment.
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"The big discrepancy between law enforcement and public defense is resources," Mr. Kouril said.
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"The FBI has not yet been able to account for this discrepancy," Boyd wrote.
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"The discrepancy is not about how many people read women's books," Swan told CNN.
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The discrepancy between the fundamentals and every other forecasting approach could hardly be larger.
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Anna Kendrick is a corporate financial type who spots a discrepancy requiring his expertise.
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Then, when there is a multibillion-dollar discrepancy, the taxpayers cough up the difference.
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CNN has asked Israel's office to explain this discrepancy but hasn't heard back yet.
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"If there's a discrepancy, it generates an automatic correspondence from the IRS," Walker said.
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The discrepancy could be due to a delay in reporting data to the WHO.
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Different takes The discrepancy between Delhi's account and what Pakistan is saying isn't novel.
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Security expert Brian Krebs first noticed this discrepancy, and others have had similar experiences.
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Any discrepancy is a red flag, and riders should not get into the car.
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Furthermore, the discrepancy between interior and exterior slices would preclude an egalitarian pizza experience.
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In diagnostic imaging a discrepancy between gender identity and patient anatomy can raise unnecessary alarms.
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Among players on the brink of a triple-double, however, there is a conspicuous discrepancy.
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In the event that a discrepancy is found, the results will be rectified, officials say.
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The discrepancy between expected and actual suicide-related searches following the shows premiere was startling.
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The discrepancy -- a facet of a decades-long war on drugs -- overwhelmingly affected African-Americans.
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Louisiana had the second largest income discrepancy between genders, with West Virginia coming in third.
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That's a rough estimate of the figures involved, but the discrepancy more likely than not.
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This discrepancy suggests that the brain heavily processes the little visual data it does receive.
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The biggest discrepancy was found in TVs, which were 15 percent cheaper, the research found.
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But there is another explanation for the discrepancy, and it comes from the army itself.
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There are two possible causes for the discrepancy between the Olympics and the World Cup.
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There is a huge discrepancy in how we view the two ends of human life.
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But there, the spending discrepancy between the soda and public health campaigns wasn't as large.
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It's definitely hard to look at this photo and not smile at the size discrepancy.
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Some estimates judge that this policy discrepancy generates about half of the U.S. trade deficit.
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"The fact that we find this discrepancy with limited statistical significance is tantalizing," said Vagnoni.
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The discrepancy in death tolls is common in the early hours of such large attacks.
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At this point, if theory held, the arbitrageurs should swoop in and eliminate the discrepancy.
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The discrepancy does not affect any Suzuki-badged vehicles overseas, it said in a statement.
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Alternatively, the $500 billion discrepancy is a little less than the market capitalization of Microsoft.
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Earlier on Wednesday, police corporal Kyaw Lwin gave evidence about a discrepancy in police paperwork.
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If there is a discrepancy, the driver's account will be temporarily deactivated while they investigate.
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His smirk, angled down at her as though to remind her of the height discrepancy.
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The Annenberg report offers some interesting insights into why this 'hypersexualisation' discrepancy is so marked.
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Discrepancy aside, hurriedly aging your wine is clearly not proof of a Machiavellian cover-up.
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In fact, researchers have determined that the discrepancy extends beyond ice hockey to all sports.
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The government has not tried to explain the discrepancy, nor has it identified the culprits.
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But then Anonymous, a self-described "student of history," doesn't seem to register the discrepancy.
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The potential for discrepancy in messages is a concern in the auto industry and beyond.
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An online petition taking up the cause has brought renewed attention to the enduring discrepancy.
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That shocking discrepancy makes clear how far behind the United States is in this area.
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Even with impactful statistics, the funding discrepancy is devastating for those affected by metastatic cancer.
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You can dive into all the other theories about this discrepancy on the boards yourself.
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The discrepancy between Williams' achievements and those of Riske could not have been more stark.
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There's a 12-point discrepancy between the results each research agency published about undecided voters.
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When this happened, I felt disillusioned by the discrepancy between my fantasy life and reality.
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That discrepancy contributes to higher rates of birthing complications in humans than in other primates.
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Other weight classes suffer for their talent discrepancy or an overall lack of media attention.
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I asked CARB's Rajinder Sahota, who oversees the cap-and-trade program, about this discrepancy.
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"It raises a lot of questions," Ms. Velázquez said, referring to the discrepancy in statistics.
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This discrepancy could indicate that some women are being denied access to abortion in prison.
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The discrepancy may mean that something big is missing from our understanding of the cosmos.
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The comment speaks to the discrepancy between the CDC's "not if but when" comment vs.
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With more data and better understanding of statistical uncertainties, the discrepancy might disappear, they say.
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Clearly, they can, but he attributed the discrepancy in numbers to something other than discrimination.
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And this discrepancy in our internal balance sheet would lead to tension within the firm.
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This discrepancy puts those rivals in a precarious position if regulators take notice and object.
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Replacing zero years with, say, caregiver credits would help safeguard women's retirement despite this discrepancy.
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" Booker himself acknowledged the discrepancy, telling reporters that he wanted to make a "technical clarification.
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Or the discrepancy between New Orleans's Ninth Ward and its leafy Garden District after Katrina.
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The reason for the discrepancy from police officials was not immediately clear, the AP reported.
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At that point, one of them also noticed the drug discrepancy and alerted prison authorities.
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In a 2016 interview with NPR, Keith Humphreys, a drug policy researcher at Stanford, explained the discrepancy like this: The question of how to fight that discrepancy in arrests is one of the thorny questions policymakers will have to tackle even if weed becomes legal.
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In January, two theoretical physicists put forward a thrilling hypothesis about the cause of the discrepancy.
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There's a huge discrepancy between what the MTA says and what's actually going on in reality.
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Democratic and Republican lawmakers both sounded the alarm about this discrepancy when Jackson was first nominated.
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The only thing that the media really picked up on out of this was this discrepancy.
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Google declined to pay her for the discrepancy, and Lamar resigned in August of last year.
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We adjust for this discrepancy in deal volume by indexing reported deal volume against 2010 levels.
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The experiment shows a significant discrepancy with the Standard Model that's getting more significant with time.
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After viewers noticed episodes shifting from viewer to viewer, Netflix explained the discrepancy in a tweet.
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That discrepancy was attributable to desktop revenue of $2.4 billion compared to an expected $2.52 billion.
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But for anyone who catches the discrepancy, it casts the entire movie in a different light.
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The discrepancy in punishments "illustrates the 2 tier justice system in the United States," BigCityTap wrote.
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Any discrepancy is used to adjust the speed of the video, in order to preserve verisimilitude.
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Intel says it hopes to close the pay discrepancy gap by the end of this year.
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The discrepancy is even bigger for some other field events, such as javelin and pole vault.
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Another way of measuring a player's greatness is the discrepancy between first place and second place.
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One reason for this puzzling discrepancy may be that the AK did quite well in those.
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A well-calibrated atomic clock could use this discrepancy to make an ultra-precise height measurement.
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The discrepancy is typical for many players outside Australia, England and India, the wealthiest cricket nations.
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The discrepancy in these estimates likely comes from differences in the way that data is collected.
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As it turns out, Wilson is very aware of the discrepancy created by the movie's conclusion.
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"That can't be true," said Lawal in a text message when asked about the apparent discrepancy.
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"I wouldn't call it a price discrepancy, he said, "but certainly a major escalation [in price].
|
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Experts point to numerous factors driving the growing discrepancy — some cultural, some economic and some political.
|
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But many airlines are aware of the discrepancy and are trying to do something about it.
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The FWC says it gave the organization a written warning for a permit discrepancy in 2015.
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She explained the apparent discrepancy by saying she heard it after her book went to press.
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The discrepancy between image and actual product casts doubt on the ideals of technologized clothing companies.
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The argument that this clerical discrepancy should keep the agency from regulating carbon dioxide is preposterous.
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The analysis DHS did covered only October 1-26 for each month, thus the slight discrepancy.
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But he noticed a discrepancy between applicants with industry experience and those with the degree alone.
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Monarch, which had both ATOL-protected and flight-only customers, highlighted the discrepancy in British law.
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The discrepancy was revealed by the NK News website, which monitors and tracks North Korean activity.
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This discrepancy has been borne out by research on America, Britain, Canada, Germany and the Netherlands.
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"SVM attributes this discrepancy to what can only be described as the 'Vivendi Discount'," it added.
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"This precision [in Gaia] is what it will take to diagnose the cause of this discrepancy."
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There's a little leeway there, but we needed a match with room for a minor discrepancy.
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The discrepancy cost publishers millions of dollars, and it rattled the publishing industry's trust in Facebook.
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" Asked about this discrepancy, Page gave a non-answer: "It's just expressing what I feel. Right?
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It may not seem like much, but on a cosmological scale, this is a big discrepancy.
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New observatories coming online soon (like Gaia) will help to reconcile the discrepancy in the data.
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I think there's a discrepancy — like, the background is considered serious, kind of intentional color mixing.
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Hield was asked about the discrepancy following Sacramento's loss to Oklahoma City on Wednesday, and NBCSports.
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The bigger national disgrace is the discrepancy in income between low-wage workers and the plutocrats.
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Rebecca Patterson, chief investment officer of Bessemer Trust, also finds the discrepancy in investment returns justified.
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When the Tribune confronted Apple about the discrepancy, the company said the testing was done incorrectly.
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Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) told VICE News in a phone interview when asked about the discrepancy.
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" Asked about the discrepancy, a second source familiar with the matter said: "It's clearly a problem.
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The U.S. State Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the discrepancy.
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Another big discrepancy between the Pixel 4 and its cheaper counterpart could be in its camera.
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This wide discrepancy seems to make the Mountaineers' eventual landing place in the tournament a mystery.
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What does stand out is the ever-growing discrepancy in power between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer calls out the discrepancy in Republican claims during Trump's impeachment trial
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She thinks that the discrepancy might be due to the extreme environment produced by galaxies merging.
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Sometimes she seems aware of the glaring discrepancy between her lofty wisdom and the knottier reality.
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But that's a lot of trouble to go to in order to explain the timeline discrepancy.
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It did not provide detail on the discrepancy between the September 2016 deposit and the current balance.
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The "Fast Money " traders were torn over the discrepancy between consumer data and early holiday sales figures.
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The discrepancy is caused by different calculation methods and indirect shipments via Hong Kong and other intermediaries.
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The discrepancy may be due to the quality of their treatments — and major advancements in the technology.
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Sadly, though, that type of pay discrepancy isn't new or unique to Williams' experience with the movie.
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As researchers have noted, gender is no longer a factor creating the greatest wage discrepancy — motherhood is.
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Rarely has the discrepancy been so great between our eagerness to kill and our willingness to die.
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The most obvious benefit this discrepancy offers the Democrats is the ability to out-spend their opponents.
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CNBC Metro 19623 When Hajj Flemings looked at his hometown of Detroit, he noticed a strange discrepancy.
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The fact that our Sun is coming down off a solar maximum may help explain another discrepancy.
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Perhaps you think there are good — or at least understandable — reasons to explain this discrepancy in coverage.
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The discrepancy can be explained by their attitude to the other highly liquid asset class: government bonds.
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That discrepancy matters because much of today's cutting-edge science requires measuring things at ultra-small scales.
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" Faris asked about this apparent discrepancy, to which Brown replied, "Domestic violence is not just physical abuse.
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The discrepancy comes down to how the vehicle is classified in each country and the resulting regulations.
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Is it just nudity that's the big discrepancy when it comes to casting between men and women?
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The health ministry cited the condition of remains and the difficulty in identifying them for the discrepancy.
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Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect Delaney's latest statement and address the money discrepancy.
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Mig noticed a tiny discrepancy in the measurements taken on the spacecraft from the value he expected.
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The discrepancy is largely due to the cost of housing, which is 173 percent higher in Arlington.
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After the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel called out this discrepancy, other American media outlets began to pay attention.
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When Mr. Collins heard a discrepancy in the testimony, he messaged a member of the Canadian panel.
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For women, they accounted for 19% of the discrepancy, costing them about half a year of life.
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It was not immediately clear why there was a discrepancy between the regulatory filing and Albemarle's response.
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Unfortunately there is a slight discrepancy between the numbers on its form and the numbers in reality.
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This discrepancy highlights how contested this field of research is: There are no definitive answers just yet.
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Loai Bafaqeeh, chief executive of the Quality of Life program, refused to comment on the apparent discrepancy.
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Also, there's a huge discrepancy in how each company has addressed gender discrimination issues in the past.
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To make up for the discrepancy between our salaries, we loosely divide up what we pay for.
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The discrepancy in his views may come down to other issues that he blames on Snowden's leaks.
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Amazon packages are less profitable for UPS, tooThat discrepancy also exists for FedEx's Atlanta-based rival, UPS.
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Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, is trying to get to the bottom of the discrepancy.
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While the discrepancy was fairly minor, they said the Lending Club board considered it a serious issue.
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The paper's authors, Patrick Mulvaney and Katherine Chamblee, both capital-crime defense lawyers, call this discrepancy unsurprising.
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Global trade continues to aggravate the discrepancy between the well-off North and the poor global South.
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In 2014, the British culture secretary, Maria Miller, resigned over a $10,000 discrepancy in her expense report.
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The reason behind the discrepancy between the apps on the two virtual stores is not entirely clear.
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Another possible explanation for the discrepancy between measurement and predictions is simply that Einstein's theory is wrong.
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At the time, the discrepancy between symbolic A.I. and animal cognition didn't necessarily seem like an issue.
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Make sure your address is updated, as this is another discrepancy that could stop you from voting.
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At the root of the ongoing discrepancy is whether manufacturing cars is an "essential" activity for Tesla.
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Asked about the discrepancy, Officer Moloney said it was an error based on a lack of experience.
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"I never really complained about the pay discrepancy," Ms. Bickford, 22016, said, pausing between bites of moussaka.
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With the backside of the home facing viewers, Sergison Bates creates a discrepancy between image and model.
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It wasn't gelling, and it seemed there was a discrepancy between his score and the parts onstage.
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They concluded that the discrepancy, like so many other anomalies of American violence, came down to guns.
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"The data is dynamic," a government official said of the discrepancy in a conference call with reporters.
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But a pricing discrepancy is appearing in one bond ETF in particular that could leave investors puzzled.
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Asked about the discrepancy, Eric Phillips, the mayor's press secretary, referred to a statement from the parade.
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The discrepancy "demonstrates an office culture more focused on protecting the institution than survivors," the report states.
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This discrepancy was found be to true for every kick in the shootout, from first to last.
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U.S. Soccer's pockets are not endlessly deep, and there is perhaps a reasonable argument for some discrepancy.
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Heddleston said the discrepancy highlights how important it is for entrepreneurs to be concise in their decks.
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Traders can leverage this ratio when it is outside its average range to profit from the discrepancy.
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If there's some discrepancy over payment between the insurer and the hospital, there's often a negotiation process.
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It's a large discrepancy, but one that might be explained by an extended syndication run on TBS.
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"This spurred notification to Sprint and FCC of the discrepancy," the Oregon commission said in its statement.
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The survey posits that this discrepancy happens because of the way brands market and sell their clothing.
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This stark discrepancy within one of the most influential international bodies in the world must be redressed.
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There a discrepancy on the date of separation -- Erin listed October 31 while Ian listed October 14.
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Amini was struck by the discrepancy, and disturbed that a young girl had been hanged at all.
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To vote in November, the voters caught in the discrepancy will have to re-request a ballot.
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It's this type of discrepancy that's dissected on the drag stage by a new crop of Israeli queens.
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So you don't accuse of me of overselling things here, I'll be frank: It's not a huge discrepancy.
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His explanation for the discrepancy I've been experiencing suggests that writing and emailing have fundamentally different symbolic significance.
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There used to be more of a discrepancy between game consoles, but there are no bad choice here.
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"Gender is no longer the factor creating the greatest wage discrepancy in this country, motherhood is," she said.
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When the age discrepancy first came to light last fall, the editors had wanted to retract the paper.
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The reason for the discrepancy wasn't clear, but there is a possibility one or more had dual citizenship.
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One reason for the discrepancy could be differences between how Consumer Reports and sunscreen manufacturers tested the products.
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Goods-producing companies actually lost 1,2000 jobs (ADP rounds its figures, creating a discrepancy from the final number).
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Even a small discrepancy between the headset's image and the coaster's motion can have a drastically nauseating effect.
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Explaining the discrepancy of the sentences to PEOPLE, Hatcher says Feldstein was on parole after felony drug convictions.
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EST to update the price discrepancy on the LG 65-inch Ultra HD OLED TV at B&H.
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Due to the discrepancy, the Argentines will not be able to continue to the medal rounds, ESPN reported.
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Collison suggested two main culprits for the digital banking discrepancy: First up, the curse of the early adopter.
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As researchers have noted, gender is no longer creating the greatest wage discrepancy in this country, motherhood is.
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Eagle-eyed defense hawks such as Arizona Republican John McCain have noticed the discrepancy, and they're not happy.
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There's the obvious question of women and pay [and] we are way behind... There's obviously a big discrepancy.
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An online petition started two weeks ago raised awareness of the price discrepancy between some of Boots' products.
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For passengers who have felt the pinch of every airline cost-saving manoeuvre, the discrepancy will feel cruel.
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Raffat pointed out that Roche's indication is broader, but said the pricing discrepancy is an "interesting competitive dynamic".
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What explained the discrepancy between what she said on March 7 and what Giuliani said on Wednesday night?
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"There is a serious discrepancy between discussing partner notification and engaging in partner notification," he said by email.
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Despite repeated requests from CNN, neither Huffman nor anyone else at the Border Patrol would explain the discrepancy.
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Saudi Arabia has said 769 people were killed but has not explained the discrepancy in the death tolls.
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One discrepancy the group found "most glaring" was the amount of coverage Fox News devoted to both topics.
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WHO attributed the discrepancy to several issues, including communication delays in remote locations and constant reclassification of cases.
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It was very much in the press, the pay discrepancy, and suddenly people were actually outraged by it.
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He's capable of poring over Excel spreadsheets for hours and catching the one discrepancy that everyone else overlooked.
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The tiny research center that caught the discrepancy is now facing cuts to its $1.5 million annual budget.
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You look at (Steven) Adams, you look at (Enes) Kanter, Taj Gibson, and the discrepancy on the boards.
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The discrepancy has nagged at deGrom this spring: The results have been there, but the velocity has not.
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And then she noticed an unfair discrepancy in power rankings and tweeted her beef directly to the source.
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The Atlantic's Max Fisher said this discrepancy could have been be due to discriminatory laws and forced marriages.
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The discrepancy could reflect differences in parental views, or perhaps the lower number of pediatricians in rural areas.
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"There was a discrepancy about whether the color of the clothing was green or turquoise," Mr. Richardson said.
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Here's another slide from Devitt's presentation, which shows the discrepancy between the value of Facebook and Twitter users.
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However, if this discrepancy holds up, it could indicate we don't really understand all the processes at work.
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One example of this discrepancyf this discrepancy was the $70 million difference in annual funding procured by Rep.
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Some say the discrepancy undermines efforts to help those hit hard by the housing crisis and the coronavirus.
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Some say the discrepancy undermines efforts to help those hit hard by the housing crisis and the coronavirus.
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The office had two power failures during the recount that may have led to the discrepancy, they said.
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In that discrepancy lies what's right and wrong about the production, its shiny skill and its fatal flaw.
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That Collins is pointing out the discrepancy is notable because she is considered to be a swing vote.
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After a recent call from a reporter about the discrepancy, the authority changed his status to simply barred.
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My best bet as to why the discrepancy is that running a full Ethereum node is resource intensive.
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Spencer speculates this discrepancy could be due to a difference in assets held by black and white women.
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There was no immediate explanation for the discrepancy with Japan's earlier assessment that two missiles had been fired.
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Ms. Ashton's Emma tries to conceal how much this small discrepancy upsets her, but her eyes are brimming.
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The president's social media posts Wednesday represent the latest discrepancy in administration officials' assessment of the coronavirus crisis.
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This discrepancy alone, given the money that goes into the system, is prima facie evidence of a crime.
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"But when you drill down, you see a discrepancy between those pursuing marketing versus finance," Ms. Sangster said.
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Do I have a moral obligation to tell the employee in Florida about the wage discrepancy and discrimination?
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A key source of confusion originated from the discrepancy between the results of early and election day voting.
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Once this discrepancy in voting intention is taken into account, ORB calculates a lead of 7% for Leave.
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Isn't the discrepancy between the gold ring and the wood planks and fencing part of the work's meaning?
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I had not realized that Wilson earlier this year pointed out the pay discrepancy between her and West.
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Palmer also stressed the apparent discrepancy of Jessica's description of her killer, which she gave to authorities before dying.
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NT: A vast discrepancy of wealth means that there's more luxury money spent and art is a luxury commodity.
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Screenshot: Twitter Update, 20180131020180131023147143:10pm ET: As flagged by Gizmodo commenter Daz, there's another major discrepancy in Trump's video.
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The discrepancy, the plaintiffs in the lawsuit argue, constitutes a violation of the Fifth Amendment's right of due process.
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That's a big discrepancy for a company that's used to seeing lines around the block for new product releases.
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Judging from this trailer, we can already see a discrepancy forming between expectations, marketing, and the film's actual content.
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That discrepancy has created legal challenges — like whether Hill's case falls under D.C. or California laws — and inconsistent enforcement.
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The biggest discrepancy, in my experience, was in how smooth my normally messy hair looked after using the Dyson.
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Much of the game comes from playing with this discrepancy between Kiki in the suit versus out of it.
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We reached out to a Pinterest representative about the discrepancy, who said the company does not comment on revenue.
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This, said the agency, explains the discrepancy between the small number of warrants and the huge number of records.
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The discrepancy prompted a chant of "Equal pay!" within the Stade de Lyon on Sunday, according to the Times.
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Over the weekend, aides furiously tweeted about the attention discrepancy, getting into Twitter fights with reporters in the process.
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Although the consequences of this discrepancy can be mitigated with a weekend sleep-in, there may be a limit.
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The discrepancy between the figure of 22014% and the poor relative performance of SoftBank shares may be more telling.
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And it's disturbing that Quadlin's findings indicate that the discrepancy is likely coming from our own attitudes and expectations.
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When I later asked Sendler about this discrepancy, he said he couldn't recall what his age was, then deflected.
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Manara acknowledges this argument, but says even if measurements are significantly off, it's not enough to explain the discrepancy.
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This new theory happily explains this discrepancy by suggesting the elements arrived later to the Moon via the impact.
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The discrepancy could lie in which type of dye is used when performing the service — and there are many.
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Authorities also found a discrepancy in Wilson's account that her Honda Accord had been towed away, the affidavit revealed.
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Why the discrepancy between the public representations in the letter and the private reliance on capital from litigation funders?
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The documents and data don't explain this discrepancy and Reuters was unable to independently confirm the reason for it.
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"There is wide discrepancy in the Republican Party, as we know today, now that we're in it," Bannon said.
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When TD Bank discovered the discrepancy, Mr. Howe said he must have dropped the check he meant to deposit.
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"The discrepancy in free throws, whatever the reason, that to me was the difference in the game," Donovan said.
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Don't worry about the discrepancy between the world where you thought you'd be and the world where you are.
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There is "some discrepancy in the travel log" about one half of the journey, the person told VICE News.
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"There is a discrepancy in data compilation by NPPA and we will communicate it to them appropriately," she added.
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" Ms. Hicks succinctly dismissed any suggested discrepancy in an email: "There are no changes being made to the plan.
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The discrepancy between the administration's space goals and the electorate extends beyond military objectives into civil and commercial space.
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THE DANGER WOULD BE THAT HE'S JUST NOT TRYING TO EQUALIZE THE PLAYING FIELD AND EQUALIZE THE TARIFF DISCREPANCY.
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Some outside ethics experts have suggested that the White House should have caught the discrepancy during the vetting process.
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The discrepancy between profits and volumes is one leading reason why FedEx ended its relationship with Amazon, analysts say.
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Maybe one of the candidates points to a wide discrepancy between the most recent polls and the actual results.
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The discrepancy between the two data sets can color one's view of the state of the crude oil market.
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There is some discrepancy behind whether the image is of her biological father or her stepfather, who raised her.
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So, what accounts for such a huge discrepancy between the Edin/Shaefer count and the Meyer et al count?
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Hospitals reported treating 14 people with shooting-related injuries, and the reason for the discrepancy still was not clear.
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But, just like the price discrepancy between those peppers, is the going rate for this imported weed really justified?
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Human error while using an electronic death registration system appears to have been the biggest culprit in the discrepancy.
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Perhaps Rowling will further clarify this discrepancy, or perhaps it will remain another one of the Wizarding World's mysteries.
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There could have been many reasons for this, but that was just a discrepancy I noticed when I started.
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Lawyers say this stems in part from a discrepancy in the way the lifting of sanctions has been implemented.
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This discrepancy is clearly too much for people to understand, as if she is not allowed to do both.
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Two sources said House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, brought up the discrepancy during Tuesday's House briefing.
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On Friday, Trump put the number at $50 billion, though it wasn't immediately clear where the discrepancy arose from.
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It also reduces the discrepancy in sentencing for crack versus powder cocaine, which Congress already did back in 2010.
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If the voter does not correct the discrepancy, he or she is dropped from the rolls after 26 months.
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This blatant discrepancy hasn't drawn any sustained attention even from liberal elites who otherwise tend to notice these things.
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We regularly audit our payroll and time systems and recently identified a discrepancy in the sick time you accrue.
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Phones that cost less than $25 are far less powerful, but also did quite well considering the price discrepancy.
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In multiple precincts, there's a discrepancy between the number of votes and the number of "state delegate equivalents" allotted.
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" On Tuesday's radio show, Lewis went on to air his concerns that "because there is a discrepancy in income . . .
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The discrepancy between the Republican and Democratic numbers amounted to a weather forecast — and an accurate one at that.
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The discrepancy raised more questions about the specifics of the agreement and whether it will hold (The Associated Press).
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The discrepancy between the Comey and McCabe statements was not the only instance of McCabe's alleged lack of candor.
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Torgeby denied any link between SEB and Magnitsy, saying there was a "huge discrepancy" with what SVT had reported.
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The guilty plea put new focus on Cohen and the discrepancy over his accounts of the Trump Tower meeting.
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This discrepancy between screen size and frame size is due to incredibly thin display bezels, particularly on its sides.
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When Herculano-Houzel focused on the cerebral cortex, however — the brain's wrinkled outermost layer — she discovered a staggering discrepancy.
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The demand for air traffic service in the U.S. is often used to justify such a wide staffing discrepancy.
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The reason for the discrepancy over the number of batteries Russia would supply to Turkey was not immediately clear.
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But this slight-sounding discrepancy has intrigued astronomers, who think it might be revealing something new about the universe.
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Some, like slowness, speed, stillness and density, are fairly easy to grasp; others, like discrepancy and transmission, are more elusive.
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It is particularly reflected in the discrepancy between auction prices and gallery prices, specifically evident for works by female artists.
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Ivo Daalder, a former ambassador to NATO during President Barack Obama's first term, highlighted the perceived discrepancy in a tweet.
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To that end, CurrencyFair is perhaps more open about this discrepancy than most players in the p2p currency exchange space.
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The discrepancy in price direction between the bullion markets was due to Wednesday's late-day weakness in the spot market.
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Verdict: A thousand-fold discrepancy in vandalism fines is an exceptionally glaring instance of systemic racism, even by Australian standards.
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Gilovich calls this discrepancy "the spotlight effect," or our tendency to overestimate how closely other people notice what we do.
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This discrepancy points to both a culture of impunity and a lack of de-escalation training among US law enforcement.
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"Nevada identified a discrepancy between the Opportunity Zone nomination instructions and an IRS revenue procedure governing the program," Crowley said.
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The discrepancy was even more apparent after taking a spin in a Cadillac equipped with the new and improved system.
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When asked about the discrepancy between the official's statement and the president's remarks, a White House representative declined to comment.
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One explanation for this discrepancy is that anger is high over the sporadic campaign of stabbings by Palestinians since 2015.
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The algorithm doesn't account for this discrepancy, leading to a startlingly large racial bias against treatment for the black patients.
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The discrepancy, experts believe, is likely due to the means of suicide girls choose as opposed to ones boys choose.
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Any meaningful discrepancy based on the complete data is clearly attributable not to gender but to seniority of the employee.
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"Maybe this guy worked along with Allen Kay," the OP said when confronted by other Redditers with this particular discrepancy.
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But even considering all those factors, the pay discrepancy amounts to approximately 2.4 years more experience than a tab user.
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The report argued that the discrepancy in promotion rates was one of the main causes of the wage gap issue.
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Trump spokesman Jason Miller declined to explain the discrepancy between the campaign's press release and Trump's words on the stump.
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The discrepancy points to a double standard: why could men majoring in history and literature get hired but women couldn't?
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Business Insider pointed out the discrepancy in Hinge's rebranding after a reporter there received the option for a free membership.
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Asked about the discrepancy, Weld said it was because he viewed Trump as "temperamentally" unsuited to occupy the Oval Office.
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Update November 30th, 2:04PM ET: An Uber spokesperson said the Android discrepancy should be fixed by updating the app.
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Women also held only 373% of tech jobs in 2014, compared with 48% across the private sector, a 25% discrepancy.
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OBVIOUSLY PFIZER IS WILLLING TO PAY $200OM, YOUR STOCK IS GOING TO BE LIKE $89 BILLION, $90 BILLION BIG DISCREPANCY.
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While the group hasn't confirmed why there's a discrepancy, their results show that the expansion rate itself could have changed.
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"I think an easy explanation for that discrepancy would be that repair is monopolized, the sale is competitive," he said.
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Thomas Brooks (Ret.), wrote about the discrepancy this month in a Navy journal that's being widely read among the military.
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Maybe LG is making the V40 a lot more like the G7 — though this doesn't explain the camera bump discrepancy.
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The discrepancy is due to fuel accounting for just 44 percent of retail gasoline prices in Asia Pacific, said Barclays.
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Mckesson praised O'Malley's criminal justice platform in 2016, but said he never sufficiently addressed the discrepancy with his mayoral tenure.
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Bottom line: These opposing tactics are what likely caused the rate discrepancy, not any bias towards candidates' campaigns by Facebook.
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In tonight's Democratic debate, Clinton was asked to address the discrepancy in the two candidates' support from the millennial generation.
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This discrepancy is what Vance and Hochschild and Jones and Isenberg and myself are all fretting over in the end.
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Recorded crossings by trains, trucks, buses, personal vehicles and pedestrians detail an enormous discrepancy in all areas but truck crossings.
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This methodological change may in fact be the most important reason for the discrepancy in the results of both polls.
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If there is any discrepancy, it is that many of the outcomes we are now observing are worse than predicted.
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The discrepancy in the figures is a consequence of the mathematical variable of at what height nuclear bombs are detonated.
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The company quickly corrected course, compensating the men equally to their female peers after the wage analysis identified the discrepancy.
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So there's this big discrepancy between what image the magazine wanted to portray and what the brands felt was appropriate.
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The discrepancy may come down to the type of pet — not only the species, but the temperament of that pet.
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After the flight took off, the instruments recorded a substantial discrepancy in the aircraft's angle -- as much as 20 degrees.
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While I can dismiss this sort of discrepancy as an "Austin investor thing," many young entrepreneurs fall victim to it.
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"There is this very wide discrepancy between what tech companies say they do and what the outcome is," she said.
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It's been [over] 50 years since President Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act, yet there is still a pay discrepancy.
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One reason for the discrepancy is that there is no consensus over which contributions should be counted in the tally.
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The reason for the discrepancy was not immediately clear and neither the WHO nor the government was reachable for clarification.
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While some say the change has been massively affirming, others point out that discrepancy between different forms can complicate things.
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People who gaslight might also distort the truth and when you point out the discrepancy, they insist that you misunderstood.
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In practice there is sometimes a significant "statistical discrepancy," probably because some financial transactions don't end up being properly reported.
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She paid him $180 in cash — he did not seem to notice the discrepancy — and then he drove hastily away.
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Also, older age, larger arm circumference, hard cuff design, and older device models were linked with diastolic blood pressure discrepancy.
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It would also eliminate the discrepancy in minimum wage requirements for tipped workers, who generally receive a much lower rate.
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Seizing on this discrepancy, Mr. Shechtman set about parsing Mr. Vargas's answers in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
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What is clear is that the discrepancy between capital-gain rates and ordinary income rates exacerbates wealth inequality in America.
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That discrepancy is mostly due to "deadheading"—the time drivers spend on the road traveling to or from each fare.
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"The inconsistencies must show a discrepancy between the Caucus Math Worksheet and the publicly reported results," the party told campaigns.
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Usually if I point that out they immediately recognize the discrepancy, but that doesn't mean I always get the check.
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The administration said, according to the ACLU, that some of the discrepancy is due to kids being released from care.
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Asked about the discrepancy, Giuliani called CNN's inquiry "horseshit" and "trickery," and said previous responses to CNN were not misleading.
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This discrepancy translates to billions of dollars and contributes to a widening of the racial wealth divide year after year.
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I could hear Bae outside in the hall, laughing and joking with some other staff members; the discrepancy was palpable.
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Assemblyman James Skoufis, a Hudson Valley Democrat, called the discrepancy "either a disconnect or a misdirection" by the governor's office.
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Rising volatility produces market inefficiencies - assets are mispriced amid the chaos and traders profit by exploiting the discrepancy in prices.
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Even the smallest discrepancy -- a typo or a missing hyphen, for instance -- can result in a hold on an application.
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Even if we now have more cortical neurons than any other species, the true significance of that discrepancy remains unclear.
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The tiniest discrepancy on a registration form places them on a "pending" voter list that could deter people from voting.
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Because of this discrepancy, a purely lunar calendar — like the Islamic, or Hijri, calendar — doesn't stay aligned with the seasons.
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Frank, how can you explain—I'm sure that's the question everybody in the company is asking—such a massive discrepancy?
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The discrepancy first came up in 2004 (per the lawsuit), when Ahmed Ali Muthana applied for a passport for Hoda.
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The discrepancy between these two numbers points to a larger issue when it comes to tracking officer-involved incidents in schools.
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One physics team continues to find a strange discrepancy in the masses of some basic particles you may have heard of.
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The discrepancy between the report and reality, however, is that the Apple Watch does not contain its own Touch ID sensor.
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I can't remember ever seeing such a big discrepancy when it comes to the displays on flagship Apple and Samsung handsets.
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But we are all familiar with the discrepancy between our self-image and how the rest of the world perceives us.
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Another apparent discrepancy comes from Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who remarked that the two countries will work toward eliminating tariffs.
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Still, the White House was warned by the Justice Department about the discrepancy more than two weeks ago, according to Spicer.
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The discrepancy is the result of the formula adopted by Picard — and upheld repeatedly in court — for distributing recoveries to victims.
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In the email sent out to supporters Wednesday, August 22, with the subject line "Jeff Bezos," Sanders pointed out this discrepancy.
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Hopefully, now that scientists are aware of this discrepancy, it can be addressed in future models of disappearing ice, Barletta said.
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But the punchlines rest on a more serious discrepancy: When it comes to Hillary Clinton, black women have a complicated relationship.
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It's unclear — however, there does seem to be a gender discrepancy when it comes to which houses people get sorted into.
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But there's a big discrepancy here: The bride's parents give about $12,000 (43% of the bill) and the groom's $7,000 (24%).
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It shows the huge discrepancy between how courts and antiquated laws view sexual violence and how it is taught on campus.
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The median pay gap is calculated by comparing the discrepancy in pay between a company's middle-ranking male and female workers.
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The discrepancy in labelling suggests there's a material difference between Gboard and Fleksy — in terms of the content you might encounter.
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After Trump's Wednesday speech about Syria and Turkey, CNN's Kaitlan Collins asked him about the discrepancy between his comments and Jeffrey's.
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It's possible that retention bonuses or other payouts that don't show up on the acquiring company's books account for the discrepancy.
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Since Native Americans' genes do, indeed, indicate they all derive from a single population, this discrepancy in timing is a paradox.
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This more sparing use of leap years lets the calendar resolve a discrepancy with the solar year in the Julian calendar.
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This discrepancy in empathy is, in part, a question of what society sees when they look at black girls and women.
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Representatives responsible for each set of data were contacted and none were able to explain why the historically large discrepancy exists.
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With the U.S. presidential election coming up in November, a similar discrepancy exists between the most recent polling and betting markets.
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The discrepancy was also wide last week when the organizers said a little over one million participated, while police counted 240,000.
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Correction (January 19th, 2018): A previous version of the article described the discrepancy in Chile's post-filing index as an "error".
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Inskeep played the clip of the president's speech, but then noted an apparent discrepancy in the president's thinking on the matter.
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A University of Toronto Mississauga paleontologist has another possible discrepancy to add to that list: some dinosaurs may have had lips.
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Police allege the victim was "leaning inside the vehicle" as he attempted to call the girls out on the price discrepancy.
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That discrepancy has nothing to do with the type of salmon you&aposre cooking, but rather how you&aposre cooking it.
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Since Google's analysis caught the discrepancy before changes were implemented, the Level 3003 male engineers were not paid less than women.
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This discrepancy in punishment for the same crime violates one of WADA's core philosophical underpinnings of unified rules around the world.
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In New Jersey, the discrepancy between the median monthly cost for renters and those with a mortgage is more than $2728,21.
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More data could either remove the discrepancy, or bring it to the five-sigma level that physicists associate with a discovery.
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On top of that, other tests seem to show that the discrepancy isn't caused by errors in any of the measurements.
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Bláhová says this photo shows the discrepancy between what the vrăjitoare say in interviews and what she witnessed through her research.
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The agency stands by those numbers and is trying to identify the source of the discrepancy, the spokesperson told The Hill.
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The difference between the best and worst priced tickets was apparently $263, which was an even bigger discrepancy than summer. Yikes.
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"The thing about subjective-objective discrepancy: It's not there to tell us that people with insomnia are exaggerating things," Epsie says.
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American Express said in a statement the discrepancy was discovered in an internal review and reported to the CFPB in 2013.
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The researchers had to adjust the JMA data to make up for the discrepancy, which of course leaves room for error.
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Yet there was a striking discrepancy between the online buzz surrounding Kesha's predicament and the actual protest outside the Sony building.
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This awareness could lessen the discrepancy we witnessed in students' judgments of their performance vis-à-vis how they actually performed.
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The scheduled meeting comes on the heels of an apparent discrepancy within the Trump administration over its position on North Korea.
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The Spanish prosecutor's decision showed that "repression does not end" and that Spain "is incapable of tolerating political discrepancy", Torra said.
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In just more than a decade, a two to one Democratic Party advantage had grown into a four to one discrepancy.
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Kobach's lead has been sliced from 191 to 91 votes after officials noticed a discrepancy in Colyer's totals in Thomas County.
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Security personnel found a discrepancy with their passports and then called US Border Patrol, a Customs and Border Protection spokesman said.
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Even when you adjust for factors such as education and industry, an unexplained discrepancy of an estimated five per cent persists.
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A spokeswoman for the Gutseriev family holding group, asked about the discrepancy, said she had nothing to add to the statement.
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The $3 billion discrepancy between the two companies is largely speculative, based on investor anticipation of what the companies are worth.
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One person did scan but there was some discrepancy about the membership, and management wanted the person to leave, Miller said.
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The story has gone viral, with many pointing out the discrepancy between the seriousness of the crime and the potential sentence.
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It's kind of refreshing to see Upton getting real about the huge, even comical, discrepancy between fashion fantasy and everyday reality.
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" Zenz, the researcher, added that the length discrepancy "might explain an edit that may have removed something that Heyit had said.
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The discrepancy in market direction was rooted in the futures market's higher close on Tuesday versus the spot market's weaker finish.
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America's poor die much younger on average than America's rich, with a discrepancy of up to 10-15 years on average.
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But if someone did that, the other computers maintaining the records would see the discrepancy, and the changes would be ignored.
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Chinese netizens found a discrepancy between the Chinese and English versions of a list of measures deemed ineffective against COVID-19.
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The Washington Post revealed the discrepancy and CNN issued a prominently placed correction, though the error undercut the entire report. 4.
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There are two ways to interpret the discrepancy between the Clintons' propensity for attracting scandals and Obama's seeming immunity to them.
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The CDC believes this discrepancy is largely due to cigarette smoking being far more prevalent among adults living in rural counties.
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An actual El Al crew member remained behind in Buenos Aires so that there would be no discrepancy in the manifest.
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The discrepancy is even more stark for female founders: They own 39 cents for every dollar owned by a male founder.
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When ICE was following the previous guidance, there was a vast discrepancy in how its policies were enforced, Friedman Levin said.
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Someone suggested having recreational skiers run it, during the TV broadcast, to convey, to the viewing public, the discrepancy in aptitude.
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The Hill has reached out to Brazile for clarification on the apparent discrepancy between the excerpt and her comments Sunday morning.
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However, there are many examples of "almost discoveries" with a 3 sigma discrepancy, which have disappeared when confronted with additional data.
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"The Honest Co. is the one that stood out as having a big discrepancy" between preferred and common shares, Gornall said.
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The biggest discrepancy Mendoza had noticed between the publicly available metrics and the Yankees' internal evaluations, however, was at third base.
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The discrepancy appears to be because the Wayback Machine uses Greenwich Mean Time, which is hours later than U.S. Eastern Time.
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The $2628 billion discrepancy between the two companies is largely speculative, based on investor anticipation of what the companies are worth.
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That discrepancy can be amplified in Presidents who suffered from pre-existing chronic disease, which is not the case with Trump.
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For instance, any discrepancy needs to be crosschecked over the phone followed by documents being resent through either email or courier.
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The discrepancy was first reported in January 2016, with many media outlets noting his wife's past work as a Goldman executive.
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In other areas, despite conventional wisdom, there seems to be less discrepancy between the U.S. and other countries than commonly thought.
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The discrepancy was noticed in 2013, but Ross continued to promise the magazine proof of his alleged billions that never arrived.
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A Pence representative did not respond immediately to a request to clarify the discrepancy between Pence's comments and the intelligence assessment.
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The discrepancy, according to the secretary of State's office, was due to a mistake in adherence to specific dates of inactivity.
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This is best exemplified by a discrepancy over renewable energy sources between the Green New Deal resolution and the fact sheet.
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Ms. Bonnin, the Alabama spokeswoman, said she could not explain the discrepancy between the sentiment in the letters and the university's actions.
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And Collins noted that officials, in general, have an accuracy rate of around 92 percent, so there is not a great discrepancy.
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It's unclear why the discrepancy between the apparent number of 17 downloads and the 30 million user account figure is so wide.
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The discrepancy may boil down to the culture of various police departments and what policies are in place regulating body cam use.
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BOEING SAYS WHEN DISCREPANCY BETWEEN REQUIREMENTS AND SOFTWARE WAS IDENTIFIED, CO FOLLOWED ITS STANDARD PROCESS FOR DETERMINING APPROPRIATE RESOLUTION OF SUCH ISSUES
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After rejecting a number of plausible explanations for why this might be, the authors finally attribute the discrepancy to unexplained "cultural differences".
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One reason for the discrepancy is "p-hacking," the taboo practice of slicing and dicing a dataset for an impressive-looking pattern.
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Given the discrepancy there, I have no idea how close the Walkers are to the Wall, or how urgent the situation is.
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There appeared at first to be a slight discrepancy in the numbers: the project has only $0003,005 per month from 64 backers.
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DAVID FABER: And again, you believe current management is capable of beating the task of addressing that margin discrepancy that you described?
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However, the discrepancy was much larger in December 2014 when Fed officials on average forecast four more hikes than what traders expected.
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The reason for the causal discrepancy among the 32 cancers studied, say the researchers, is that not all tissues are created equally.
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The discrepancy in House races is even more extreme, with 302 Democratic women seeking office as compared to only 22014 Republican women.
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Also on Monday, Prada said it would harmonize prices so that there would be a discrepancy of only 10 percent between regions.
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" In explaining the discrepancy, Page said it was actually "a brief hello" that lasted "probably closer to 5 seconds to 10 seconds.
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There are stories of people discovering a discrepancy between online and real-life personas, short-lived romances, as well as bad dates.
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The discrepancy has been vastly improved since the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), signed by President Obama in 2013.
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An academic study by Freya Gassmann of Saarland University and two co-authors found a similar discrepancy in 183 top-flight heptathlons.
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The discrepancy between increased overdoses and steady use levels has public health officials concerned about just how potent the drugs are becoming.
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The head of Kenya's electoral body, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, suggested that discrepancy was the basis for the court's ruling.
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The discrepancy between the valuations fintech companies have received privately and what public-market investors are willing to pay has already narrowed.
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That discrepancy provides an opportunity to test higher wage floors during a push to raise the federal minimum to $15 an hour.
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Supporters of the move will instead look to the conference process to hammer out the discrepancy between the two texts, sources say.
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In the event of any discrepancy between the Privacy Policy and these Official Rules, these Official Rules shall control and govern. 13.
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The discrepancy in the coding classifications was corrected in 2015, with the issuance of a new coding system, known as ICD-10.
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Tell them, in writing, that you believe there is a discrepancy between the work being performed and the work that was approved.
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A curative petition is the final legal recourse that can be filed if the defense counsel can show discrepancy in the judgment.
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The value of the discrepancy, $694 million, was so large that Olympus said it could only be explained by data-entry error.
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U.S. officials say travel rose around 50 percent, a discrepancy explained by Americans illicitly traveling to Cuba as tourists through third countries.
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And if you fail to report any of those earnings, you'll hear from the IRS — the discrepancy will generate an automatic letter.
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" Sanders sought to explain the discrepancy by saying that there "was information the president didn't know at the time, but eventually learned.
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Asked about the discrepancy, the mayor's budget director, Dean Fuleihan, said the June 3363 date had been erroneously included in the document.
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The discrepancy in salary is generally due to the fact that tax dollars pay for forensic salaries—they're overworked, underpaid government workers.
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In fact, there is a discrepancy between the boundless singularity of each Sander portrait and the narrow sociological label attached to it.
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At the time there was a big discrepancy with what the government had promised during the elections and what they eventually did.
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The reason for this discrepancy was uncovered by earth scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa.
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The discrepancy between the Hubble constant measured for near and far galaxies posed a major problem for astronomers: They couldn't explain it.
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But she was not distraught; often there was some perfectly good reason for a discrepancy in two studies of the same concept.
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Suzanne Mackie, one of the show's producers, did assure the audience that the discrepancy will be resolved in the show's third season.
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"On Instagram, there's a huge discrepancy between people that are our fans and people who are not our fans," said Ms. Malbon.
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How should we account for this seeming discrepancy between biblical theology — with its frequent exhortations to care for the poor and marginalized?
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"Any sanction different from the one applied to Boca would bring a clear and unfair discrepancy," Boca wrote to Conmebol on Monday.
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The best explanation for this discrepancy is that the president's policies are having their intended effect: reducing legal immigration to this country.
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White Americans still suffer higher rates overall, but the discrepancy between both groups isn't nearly as large as it is for painkillers.
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Barring some major discrepancy between the attorney general's summary of Mueller's report and the report itself, it's time to say: Case closed.
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And if you fail to report any of those earnings, you'll hear from the agency — the discrepancy will generate an automatic letter.
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That $1 million discrepancy reflected the fee earned by the undisclosed third party, who earned more from the transaction than the seller.
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"What this discrepancy points to is that it's important to look at different populations," Dr. Agnew-Blais said of the new findings.
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To explain the discrepancy, the team suspects that heat infiltrated the system so quickly that the argon didn't have time to escape.
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What that discrepancy suggests is that while Democratic voters do like the idea, it is not the determining factor in their vote.
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The reason for the discrepancy between that number and the more widely-reported number of 180 on board was not immediately clear.
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Alzheimer's strikes many more women than men, and the study authors suggest widowhood may explain some of that discrepancy between the sexes.
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After he was informed of the discrepancy by federal authorities, he confronted his father, who confirmed that he was born in Mexico.
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It's the discrepancy between banal content and lyrical form that draws tears from the specially susceptible among us (which would include me).
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It is possible that data that they record this spring will push the discrepancy over that all-important threshold of 5.0 sigma.
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In its ruling, the Utah district court acknowledged this but said it was up to the Supreme Court to clarify the discrepancy.
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If the final number (right or wrong) on the worksheets was incorrectly reported on the precinct level, that discrepancy would be reconciled.
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Farr acknowledge the trade discrepancy between the United States and China, saying that he had discussed the issue with President Donald Trump.
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Conaway, too, argues that the discrepancy is an issue of the "analytic tradecraft" that the intelligence agencies used to reach their conclusion.
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When contacted by CNBC, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism would not explain the discrepancy and stood by its publicly released data.
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And if you fail to report any of those earnings, you'll hear from the agency — the discrepancy will generate an automatic letter.
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The discrepancy could indicate the insurers "may not have provided appropriate treatments and services" to individuals with serious illnesses, the authors said.
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CNN has repeatedly asked the sheriff's office to explain the discrepancy, sending emails and attempting to reach an agency representative by phone.
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The discrepancy is sure to be a talking point for Democrats pushing for additional information about the call in the coming days.
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The discrepancy between promise and reality should be no surprise to anyone who has looked at Mr. Ryan's proposals over the years.
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Rather than signaling a discrepancy, I think these difference point to a gradual evolution of Banksy's style and reinforce the contested attribution.
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One reason for the discrepancy: The Sanders campaign has dedicated more than half its budget for this week to the Boston media market.
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Groeninger went on to explain that the museums have "vast differences," like "content, size, admission fees, [and] location" that account for this discrepancy.
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The discrepancy could have "a large impact on regional air quality," said McLinden, the lead author of the study published in Nature Geosciences.
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In one instance, a woman who reported a timecard approval discrepancy to her direct supervisor was told she was wrong without any investigating.
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Nissan, which has a mini-vehicle venture with MMC since 20133, found a discrepancy in test data in November while updating the Dayz.
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Some states have their own systems There is also a discrepancy in how certain states have applied the Hyde Amendment to Medicaid plans.
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It's too soon to say if Castle Rock will fully explore this idea, but remember the 217-237 discrepancy in the opening credits.
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This story was updated with the Crooks tweet and to note the discrepancy between the incident allegedly occurring in 2005 and then 2006.
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The discrepancy was not lost on the Democratic lawmakers gathered on the House floor, who wasted no time afterward pointing out the contrast.
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Altogether, 23.6 percent of vegetarian products were determined to have some discrepancy between the final product and the ingredients listed on the label.
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Bloom tells Axios that the $19,362 figure relates to its initial Google install in 2008, but declined to elaborate on the remaining discrepancy.
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Some criticized Portman choosing this particular moment to call out the glaring discrepancy; that it was a time for celebrating nominees' hard work.
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Image: BloombergAgain, the reason for the discrepancy isn't clear, but Twin Prime's Gabriel Tavridis said he doesn't think Apple is throttling the network.
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Some of the latest films can be bought or rented for a fee, as on iTunes, which helps to explain the large discrepancy.
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Motorsport magazine reported speculation an 'aero glitch', a discrepancy between the wind tunnel and track data, had cost Ferrari 0.3 seconds a lap.
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The recipe called for a 9x12 Pyrex dish, and that's what I used (okay, I used a 9x13, but that's a minimal discrepancy).
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But when people understand racism as limited to overt, "textbook," Trump-style expressions, it can make that discrepancy hard to understand and criticize.
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I feel that there is a discrepancy between established Air Force standards and the content of some of the music played on AFN.
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And here's our first discrepancy: Ben tells Cole that he and Alison had a conversation and ended the relationship on a positive note.
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By improving the accuracy with which distances are known, Gaia might remove that discrepancy—or, even more intriguingly, confirm that it is real.
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It might not seem like that much, but when it comes to the fate of the entire universe, it constitutes a major discrepancy.
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Even Apple CEO Tim Cook, who spoke to Cramer and CNBC's Josh Lipton after earnings Tuesday, has taken steps to offset the discrepancy.
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Carmakers, regulators and green groups knew that real-world CO23 and nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions were much higher, but the discrepancy remained unresolved.
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There's currently a discrepancy between the various ways that scientists measure how fast the universe is expanding, so any additional independent measurements help.
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It's about the discrepancy between any two minds, the inherent misunderstandings arising from different needs and perceptions, the futile wish to control outcomes.
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In addition, large energy write-downs of $100 billion caused a discrepancy in Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and adjusted earnings in 2015.
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Officials have explained that discrepancy by saying the difference is due to temporary forces not being counted as part of the official total.
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There's a discrepancy over whether the gun can be considered "loaded" or "unloaded" since there was technically not a round in the chamber.
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This discrepancy is likely explained by work accomplished by the rover before it entered hibernation mode, six days after the photo was taken.
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Giuranna says there are many possible explanations for such a discrepancy, such as a "destruction mechanism" capable of removing methane from the atmosphere.
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At the time, Facebook had said that the "discrepancy" did not impact advertising billings and introduced newer metrics to replace the previous method.
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One of the most contested aspects of the election was the apparent discrepancy between the electronic results as transmitted and the manual count.
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And a sharp discrepancy in one county between the number of absentee requests and the absentee tally has fueled suspicions of foul play.
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Scientists now think they can explain such a large discrepancy—Jupiter's thick atmosphere is concealing waves of ammonia that swirl around the planet.
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The DOL's new rule attempts to fix a discrepancy in the Employee Retirement Investment Security Act, which exempted broker-dealers from fiduciary status.
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The discrepancy is as significant among prominent outside groups that will spend tens of millions of dollars in the battle for the Senate.
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But I'd been auto-applying eye shadow and eyeliner and mascara for so long that I couldn't blame her for diagnosing a discrepancy.
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USDA did not follow suit at that time and the discrepancy between the two agencies' stock numbers grew, oftentimes exceeding 10 million tonnes.
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" Ms. Vaughn said she was able to imagine a number of reasons for this discrepancy, "some of which feel more legitimate than others.
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Ultimately, the researchers landed on a plausible explanation for both the discrepancy and why so many Americans are living paycheck to paycheck — debt.
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"Even though CMS was aware of the discrepancy, it did not take any separate action to address it," the inspector general's report said.
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"There is no discrepancy with regard to the amount due, and we are trying hard to resolve the issue, " the official told Reuters.
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" When asked to explain the discrepancy, Wildes told Univision he would seek clarification, but later emailed to say, "I didn't hear back, sorry.
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But none of those problems hit the core of Facebook's business — digital advertising — the way the discrepancy over measurement of video viewership does.
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The financial discrepancy is due to careless bookkeeping and means American taxpayers may never know what happened to the rest of their money.
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"It doesn't do any good to have a society where we have a bigger discrepancy between wealthy people and poor people," Greenfield said.
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The discrepancy between black political views and how we vote brings to mind two questions: Why don't more African Americans vote for Republicans?
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Kansas elections director Bryan Caskey told The Associated Press that officials noticed the discrepancy during a routine post-election review of voting totals.
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Even if they do not win in the litigation, the question of the discrepancy between the causes of action and the disclosures remains.
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The engineer who discovered the discrepancy, Mark Hood, testified Thursday that it was "very unusual" to change a part but not its number.
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Notably, there is a discrepancy between how U.S. parents are currently raising their children and how they believe they should instead raise them.
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Palantir has yet to issue a statement about this discrepancy, and it has not replied to a request for comment from Gizmodo either.
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Instead, the discrepancy in Leonard's defensive on/off can be attributed to heavy minutes with rim sieve Pau Gasol as the starting center.
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And we don't know whether the discrepancy between it and all other measurements is actually meaningful, or a problem on the human end.
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The wage discrepancy between foreign and American workers should also be eliminated to remove the disadvantage Americans face in the tech job market.
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The discrepancy in the estimates owes partly to the time frame being analyzed — several years versus just 2019 — but also partly to assumptions.
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Now, the blockbuster's two sequels, adapted from best-selling author Kevin Kwan's trilogy, are on hold — and a pay discrepancy is to blame.
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And while it matters whether you're asking about law enforcement's use of the tech versus, say, a private company's, the age discrepancy remains.
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I asked Richard Grucza at Washington University School of Medicine, an alcohol researcher who previously studied NESARC and NSDUH's methodologies, about this discrepancy.
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The discrepancy was partially the result of difficulties in verifying civilian deaths in the violent urban battles of Raqqa, Syria, and Mosul, Iraq.
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Another possible explanation for the discrepancy is that dark energy has simply gotten stronger over time, and sped up the universe's expansion rate.
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For one thing, the discrepancy between macho posture and physical reality underscores how so much of perceived masculinity is a matter of posing.
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Yet the discrepancy between Meyer's public statements and behavior in August, on the one hand, and now, on the other, are unavoidably stark.
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But because the official statistics did not break numbers down by location and date, it was difficult to make sense of the discrepancy.
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" Of that hard-to-square ideological discrepancy, the wily politician quipped, "Black cat, white cat — it's a good cat if it catches mice.
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" Asked in the White House briefing about the discrepancy between Trump and Pence's language, Azar said, "It's just different ways of phrasing it.
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Mr. Tillerson and his staff, who traveled to Iraq after leaving Afghanistan, did not immediately respond early Tuesday to questions about the discrepancy.
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If it isn't — either because of a minor typo or a clerical error — the registration is suspended until the voter resolves the discrepancy.
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But this isn't all that dramatic a discrepancy, and the big picture is that the models essentially reflect what the polls are saying.
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In the case of Ayu, which is a shortened version of her full name to protect her identity, the income discrepancy was clear.
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The official blamed the discrepancy on a breakdown in communication between the DC prosecuting office and Justice Department headquarters, known as main justice.
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One possibility: figuring out a way to measure the outcome of mergers versus what companies promised, and unwind them if there's a discrepancy.
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"As a result of these differences, people often experience a discrepancy between emotional reaction to, and logical evaluations, of a threat," Heshmat wrote.
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One theory is that the discrepancy of one day can be explained by a difference between Persian and Gregorian leap years or months.
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What Business Insider discovered from this trending discrepancy draws into question the opaque process in how Twitter manages and monitors its trending topics.
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Ira Madison III, a TV writer and former critic, referenced a lyric in Eilish's hit song, "Bad Guy," to highlight this apparent discrepancy.
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The discrepancy suggests that the babies brought up in cold conditions have more plastic phenotypes when it comes to adjusting to temperature changes.
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Though the AAF admits the discrepancy could be the result of joint rules, there are others are that can't be explained so easily.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the deputy White House press secretary, said then that the discrepancy was because of a last-minute change of plans.
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By that point, the side-by-side photographs showing the discrepancy in crowd size had made the rounds online and in the media.
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A discrepancy between the popular vote and the electoral vote has occurred three times before in U.S. history, but never to this extent.
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He then contacted the social network directly to query the discrepancy, and was asked to provide examples of images that he had reported.
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"The discrepancy between what your biological clock wants and what your social clock wants—we have called this social jet lag," says Roenneberg.
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Researchers had expected the two asteroids to have similar levels of water, but the discrepancy has opened up new avenues for future research.
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When volunteers presented passport applications containing photographs of other people, the officials did not recognize the discrepancy fourteen per cent of the time.
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Unlike other industries, banks are exempt from charging value-added taxes and the new fiscal measures are aimed at compensating for this discrepancy.
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According to Ars Technica, the FCC couldn't pin down whether or not the discrepancy between coverage maps and reality was deliberate or not.
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That's meant Apple had a lot of spouses applying for the same card at the same time, highlighting the discrepancy in credit limits.
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He rallied a group of local leaders, recruiting them to a community task force to pressure Berkeley to investigate and rectify the discrepancy.
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The discrepancy, some experts say, stems from Trump incorrectly listing his company's revenue instead of his personal income on his financial disclosure statement.
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The discrepancy — 9 percent — sounds fatal but may not be, astronomers contend, because Planck and human astronomers do very different kinds of observations.
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Neil Dutta, the head of US economics at Renaissance Macro, also noted the discrepancy between Spicer's statement and the actual rate of hiring.
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This could suggest a discrepancy in the types of petrochemical products that were banned, such as methanol and fertilisers, the industry sources said.
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Scientists can't explain this discrepancy by chance alone, which means they're leaving something out, either in their experiments or in the laws of physics.
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A White House spokeswoman did not immediately respond to a request to comment on the discrepancy between economic outlook and the president's approval rating.
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The discrepancy between the "bottle" and "beam" measurements has persisted since both methods of gauging the neutron's longevity began yielding results in the 1990s.
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The reason for the discrepancy in the physical amount of lithium between the two requests to the two different agencies was not immediately clear.
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According to Subway, its bread is delivered to each store frozen and always the same length—the size discrepancy comes during the baking process.
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This is not an intellectual discrepancy Trump is going to admit anytime soon as he accuses Democrats of pushing socialism on the campaign trail.
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Others noted the huge discrepancy between Levine's celebrated toplessness and how Janet Jackson's career stalled after a wardrobe malfunction exposed her nipple in 2004.
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Large global trends include decreasing populations, unprecedentedly large, aging populations due to rising life expectancy, and a narrowing discrepancy between rich and poor countries.
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That discrepancy likely comes down to the fact that ResumeGo limited the number of resumes its recruiters had to review to a small handful.
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"The pay discrepancy is ludicrous," the 23-time Grand Slam singles champion told reporters after her second-round victory at the BNP Paribas Open.
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But if the experimental value doesn't change with more data, this "would result in a 7.0 sigma discrepancy with the theoretical prediction," he said.
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When the discrepancy between the requirements and the software was identified, Boeing followed its standard process for determining the appropriate resolution of such issues.
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The logic behind this discrepancy is cynical but unavoidable: Climate change will cause more harm in the lives of the young than the old.
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That difference does not account for the vast discrepancy in confirmations—49 for Mr Trump compared with 203 for Mr Obama by July 2009.
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Finally, there's also a possibility that some discrepancy exists between the monitors the FDA spokesperson refers to and the ones mentioned in the email.
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I've always made significantly less money than him, although in the past there hasn't been such a dramatic discrepancy — previously, I earned about $50,000.
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"If there was a discrepancy in what we were doing in making the movie, we have a long way to go," he told Extra.
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As the Reddit post that inspired the Bleeping Computer report claims, this discrepancy makes it appear that Google Pay is hiding its privacy options.
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There is a blatant discrepancy in the success of "white Latinx" actors versus Afro-Latinx actors in Hollywood, particularly when it comes to women.
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First Horizon chairman, president, and CEO Bryan Jordan has noticed some discrepancy between consumer and small business confidence and their spending and borrowing patterns.
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We've seen this discrepancy come up numerous times before: A pilot claims they are in complete control of their aircraft, but law enforcement disagrees.
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Assuming the pay discrepancy to be nothing more than an accounting error, Walcott rang up her new manager and asked about the varying salaries.
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Instead, the discrepancy in these measurements may ultimately reveal an entirely new aspect of the Universe that scientists are currently in the dark about.
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According to the duo, this large discrepancy in reporting the extent of the water crisis was the result of shoddy methodology in previous studies.
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After investigating the discrepancy, ARC Ltd made a payment of $8.1 million to Malawi in January 2017, which ActionAid deemed "too little, too late".
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The investigation will also look into a time discrepancy in the ACX Crystal's initial report of the incident south of Tokyo Bay, said Scott.
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Without offering an explanation for the difference between a PPG and a PPD, the same White House official nevertheless dismissed concerns about the discrepancy.
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Facebook has announced yet another measurement error, the fourth time the company has come forward to admit a discrepancy in its calculations since September.
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Despite numerous emails and phone calls, no one could be reached at the Bureau of Mines to comment on the discrepancy in the numbers.
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The amounts involved at American Realty were not large, with the discrepancy being roughly 3 cents a share in the first quarter of 2014.
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According to Deb, the NBA said that there should be no discrepancy between the statements and that the league stood by the English statement.
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But there are other factors that are more difficult to measure, like gender discrimination, which may contribute to the ongoing wage discrepancy, Pew said.
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Commonly called the equity or wealth gap, the discrepancy has been a Silicon Valley boogeyman blamed for larger gender disparities in tech and beyond.
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That number does not include other types of IRS inquiries, such as a notice of an income-reporting discrepancy and proposed additional tax due.
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But these Trumpian additions to the customary lineup of Duck Dynasty stars and pro-life leaders and Michelle Bachmann indicated no discrepancy or compromise.
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But here is where there's a discrepancy between the genetics and what we find sometimes, and this is true for breast cancer as well.
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The study doesn't draw any firm conclusions about why there's such a discrepancy between Canada and the US, but it does offer some insights.
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"Jaw clenching and tooth grinding is a reflex action caused by a discrepancy between one's perceived 'optimal bite' and their actual bite," he explains.
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So, in comparison to the tech industry as a whole, there's a big discrepancy in wages paid to trans and gender non-conforming people.
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It wasn't til this year that I realized the discrepancy between what I was and how I wanted to be could never be reconciled.
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The discrepancy between road and transit funding is even wider at the state level, Freemark says, where legislatures are typically dominated by rural interests.
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After learning about the discrepancy between himself and his co-writer, Chiarelli reportedly volunteered to split his higher earnings with her to reach parity.
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" DeVos refused to say such a discrepancy is wrong: "Arguably, all of these issues or all of this issue comes down to individual kids.
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That discrepancy alone doesn't necessarily demonstrate discrimination, but there's evidence that students of color are punished differently from white students for the same infractions.
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He explained that during a shootout, teams alternate between kicks, which creates a discrepancy in the stakes depending on the score of the shootout.
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The discrepancy is likely to be a setback with advertisers, coming as Facebook tries to make video ads a bigger part of its business.
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For instance, a Democrat who encounters a Republican campaign ad on government spending enlarges the discrepancy between herself and the Republican on the issue.
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U.S. officials are blaming the discrepancy between the two ferries' policies on Balearia Caribbean, the ferry company that coordinated the ill-fated Sunday evacuation.
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She explained the discrepancy between their results and previous estimates is because of smaller concentrations of oil that are often invisible to satellite imagery.
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Or is the point of the discrepancy that our feelings about people color our recollections of their behavior until, sometimes, they're distorted beyond recognition?
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Arm size and gender were the main predictors of a systolic blood pressure difference, with men typically having a larger discrepancy, the researchers found.
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The Paycheck Fairness Act is designed to eliminate that discrepancy by amending decades-old laws aimed at ending gender wage discrimination in the workplace.
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Congress needs to do the right thing and change this discrepancy given that COPD can be largely prevented, diagnosed earlier and treated more effectively.
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" Asked about the discrepancy, she said, "Um, yeah, I was looking to take a job last summer in New York, but it fell through.
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Notably, there are dozens of precincts where there is a discrepancy between the final preference vote and the number of state delegate equivalents allotted.
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If dark matter interacted with ordinary matter in the early universe, it could cool off the gas and this would explain the reported discrepancy.
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In Wyoming County, West Virginia, the discrepancy between the average Social Security benefit and the cost of living is less than $2,000 a year.
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A percentage of sales goes toward reconciling the usual discrepancy between behind-the-scenes kitchen workers and their (generously tipped) front-of-house counterparts.
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Experts credit the discrepancy to the sheer number of organizations raising funds, worldwide, and the massive public relations efforts to stamp out breast cancer.
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Some say it is too soon to get excited about new physics sneaking through such a small discrepancy in a field noted for controversy.
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But Kanai's fears were put to rest when the Russian captain, dubious of such an unusual discrepancy, suggested that he double-check his measurements.
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The lag between verbal communication of the aid hold and the formal submission could explain the discrepancy in the crafting of the legal justification.
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That discrepancy is in part because NAFTA was the introduction of a new standard, rather than a potential improvement over one that already existed.
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Despite the discrepancy between corrections' drawdowns and recovery times over the last 20 years, they all took less than half a year to recover.
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But Democrats, so far, are reticent about raising a fuss over the discrepancy -- even though they strongly oppose Sessions' tenure atop the Justice Department.
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The discrepancy between news reports about states refusing to provide the information and the administration's count comes down to what qualifies as a refusal.
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When an environmental group released a study on the emissions discrepancy to the Environmental Protection Agency in 2014, VW said the study was flawed.
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It so happens that this increase in dark energy also would be just enough to resolve the discrepancy in measurements of the Hubble constant.
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" Ms. Gracie said the grievance process, which attributed part of the pay discrepancy to her need for professional "development," had added "insult to injury.
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The discrepancy between actual incidents of hate and those submitted to the FBI was one of the reasons the Documenting Hate project came into existence.
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As companies are faced with more data showing them the discrepancy in pay, they will have a greater motivation and ability to address the issue.
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He later paid back taxes when learning of the discrepancy, he said in a questionnaire that was submitted ahead of his confirmation hearing next week.
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There's a discrepancy between theoretical and experimental calculations of the "muon magnetic moment," or how strongly the electron's heavier cousin behaves in a magnetic field.
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I sometimes push myself to perform society's definition of "okayness," which only creates anxiety in terms of the discrepancy between my insides and my outsides.
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"My charges accepted, and accept, the application of 155 ... but have done so from a position of deep political and judicial discrepancy," the lawyer said.
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Earlier this month, too, newspapers reported a disturbing discrepancy between the fates of two men arrested for allegedly spreading religiously insulting material via social media.
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There is often a large discrepancy between the two; tax exemptions created by a well-lobbied Congress result in many profitable companies paying little tax.
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By now, most women are probably aware of the discrepancy between their bodies and the impossibly thin women who appear on TV and in magazines.
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And she noticed a small discrepancy between the identification numbers listed on the paperwork and a tag attached to a plastic bag covering the spine.
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She also claims that there has been a discrepancy between the number of jobs he said his developments would bring and the actual employment figures.
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If a vote-counting machine is systematically shifting votes from one candidate to another, a manual recount of randomly selected ballots should detect the discrepancy.
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New results from LHCb, one of the experiments observing particle collisions at the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva, Switzerland, are showing one such fuzzy discrepancy.
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The regulation comes into force on May 25 — so Facebookers don't have long to wait to play a game of 'spot the privacy standard discrepancy'.
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"They've let her slide on every discrepancy, on every lie, on every DNC game trying to get Bernie Sanders out of the thing," he said.
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"This is more than double the reported response rates and represents a large discrepancy between expectations and what phase 1 trials offer," the researchers write.
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Manigault-Newman chalked the discrepancy up to "being cautious" because she was scared of alleged threats made by Kelly before bizarrely cutting off the segment.
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So there&aposs a little bit of a discrepancy almost twice as many police officers have been killed than police have killed unarmed black Americans.
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" She made specific appeals to married women, an important voting demographic: "Gender is no longer the factor creating the greatest wage discrepancy in this country.
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The widespread use of binding arbitration further illuminates the discrepancy of power between colossal corporations and the consumers that have come to rely on them.
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But a Berkeley professor noticed a price discrepancy that could mean that $3 billion to $4 billion spent on gasoline in California is unaccounted for.
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The largest discrepancy — at 13 megabits — belongs to Australia, where the average WiFi speed is 21.6 Mbps, while the mobile network speed is 34.6 Mbps.
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Fought, a professor at Pitzer College, says that discrepancy can be explained by the lack of female characters aside from the "princess" in these films.
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According to Mitsubishi, it was Nissan's in-house testers that discovered the discrepancy between the cars' published fuel efficiency data, and their real-life results.
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Was that just kind of running things really tightly, running the ship as tightly as possible, was it a discrepancy in the understanding of demand?
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A Pentagon spokesman told CNN that the discrepancy is due to an accounting issue where some National Guard forces got double counted as active duty.
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Gary Jewell, the Karolyis' attorney, told CNN Friday he did not have an immediate statement regarding the discrepancy in the date but will respond later.
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Pew noted the discrepancy could partially be explained by the fact that there are far more women running as Democrats than Republicans this election season.
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The company said five people, rather than six, had been hospitalized, including one left brain dead, without explaining the discrepancy with the official French figures.
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The same discrepancy occurred earlier this month, when the cable networks aired Mr. Trump's address to the National Rifle Association live from start to finish.
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And thanks to compounding interest rates, even a slight difference in the amount they invest now can add up to major discrepancy down the line.
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When faced with this discrepancy, the courts should strike down the current system and require states to make best efforts to comply with the Constitution.
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The Trump Organization reportedly paid late taxes on plots of land it owns in California after The Washington Post contacted the organization about the discrepancy.
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It was not clear whether the discrepancy was the result of the language barrier or Mr. Trump's tendency to spin the facts in his favor.
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As Business Insider's Leanna Garfield reported, salaries in 25 major US cities show an even greater range of pay discrepancy, particularly for women of color.
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Democrats may be willing to accept an increase in domestic mandatory spending to make up for a discrepancy between defense and nondefense discretionary spending programs.
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Griffin previously said there was a discrepancy in the cost of production and the income received for its coal, making changes to the agreement necessary.
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One discrepancy, as Oxeon's Price points out, is that Walmart's business relies on selling everything consumers want — including unhealthy items like processed food and cigarettes.
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The irreconcilable discrepancy between this reassembled memory from a keepsake and that place where we once were may be the other half of the picture.
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This huge discrepancy has prompted the company to resurrect its "Rinse, Recycle, Reimagine" campaign to encourage consumers to take small steps toward preserving our planet.
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That discrepancy also exists in France, but we've had the National Front for forty years, and it only took Trump one year to get elected.
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Local media had earlier reported about the discrepancy in food grain stockpiles in warehouses in Punjab purchased through bank loans from several state-owned banks.
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Goldreich and a co-author Ryan Peters explained this discrepancy when they found that finger size strongly influences how sensitive a person is to touch.
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When it comes to FIFA ... their prize money to the winning teams for their tournaments has a discrepancy between men and women of about 10.5%.
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"I go with the email that I literally just received from David Bray saying I didn't say it," Wheeler said when pressed on the discrepancy.
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And that startling discrepancy between who people voted for in primaries and what the Republican Party ends up doing could lead to some serious unrest.
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Andrew Limo, a spokesman for the elections commission, said the discrepancy was caused by a cellphone network problem and had no bearing on the process.
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Asked about the discrepancy, Galwick said it was a "procedural move based on bracketing principles," citing the need to keep conference foes from meeting early.
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Later in the book, the earrings were inadvertently described as nine carats each, a discrepancy about which more than 450 readers wrote her disgruntled letters.
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Any discrepancy in public health service or outcomes along sectarian lines may trigger political grievances against central governments and ruling authorities exacerbating religious/ethnic tensions.
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The comptroller's office cited the discrepancy between how Sikorsky described the helicopter's configuration — "for a deluxe executive mission" — and how the police described its purpose.
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If there's a discrepancy, the company has three years to fix it, or else they'll face a fine of 1 percent of their total payroll.
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On that next-to-last flight, the angle discrepancy between the two sensors was 20 degrees, according to officials from Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee.
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A GameStop manager who spoke with the Boston Globe highlighted the discrepancy between those guidelines and what he's being asked to do by his employer.
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