If you look disorganized, people fear that you are disorganized.
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"We are not disorganized," he said of the highly disorganized 1992 Presidential run.
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The event was disorganized because I'm always disorganized and I ordered too many mason jars.
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The Democrat strategy moving forward seems to be disorganized chaos.
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Frustrated by a disorganized marketing strategy, she took a risk.
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Her thoughts were disorganized, but she didn't have any delusions.
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Trump's garbled syntax and disorganized thoughts are impossible to follow.
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Over time the files were said to become increasingly disorganized.
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We immediately spotted messy, disorganized racks brimming with discount items.
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He appears to be a disorganized fool, to be honest.
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Even today, my own word lists are a disorganized mess.
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However, Nelson says a disorganized federal response has caused problems.
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Both Dollar Tree and Family Dollar were messy and disorganized.
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They are laid out in dioramas, disorganized clutter becoming intricate patterns.
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Other GOP senators are faulting the administration for a disorganized approach.
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You're running into delays on your commute and you're feeling disorganized.
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"You don't want to look disorganized while you're presenting your qualifications."
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But these archives are actually just a disorganized stack of papers.
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At that point, though, science was still relatively disorganized and imprecise.
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The best clothes hangersThere's nothing worse than a messy, disorganized closet.
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The most disorganized community on the planet is the creative world.
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Without a leader, FEMA may be disorganized and slower to respond.
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The cells that normally sense sound were disorganized, and likely non-functional.
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The number of collagen fibers decrease and the remaining fibers become disorganized.
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In true Gilmore fashion, the girls are still disheveled, disorganized, and lovable.
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But modern feminism is disorganized, and even in its best intentions, exclusionary.
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In comparison, Priebus's allegedly disorganized staff meetings don't seem all that consequential.
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My room's a tip, and I'm the most disorganized person I know.
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It may just be evidence of an impulsive and disorganized management style.
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That might make it sound like the Clinton campaign is simply disorganized.
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From the first day Trump became President-elect, everything was so disorganized.
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The search for the best patents can be both cumbersome and disorganized.
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My own life was a panicked, disorganized mess when I met him.
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"It was not busy at all, but it was disorganized," she said.
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Biden's own account of the law school inquiry, he was a disorganized
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Why back a group as disorganized and duplicitous as today's Republican party?
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"It's kind of small and disorganized and, honestly, just weird," she said.
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That's nice, but they still have a disorganized mess of a team.
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But that method only works when the group is small and disorganized.
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Disorganized play up front has caught up to them in recent weeks.
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He is mentally disorganized, thus the constant flip-flopping and chaotic behavior.
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No. I think they're wildly disorganized, and that's an advantage to Uber.
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The episode seemed to show that Occupy was a disorganized, anarchic mess.
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Rosa DeLauro attacked the Trump administration's response to the outbreak as disorganized.
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Regional support is crucial for Tshisekedi after a disorganized election on Dec.
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The question is whether the famously disorganized Trump campaign actually did so.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency's response to Maria was also chaotic and disorganized.
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University rugby can be quite disorganized with extremely variable levels of coaching quality . . .
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"It was very disorganized," said Ms. Young, of the start of the trip.
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I also remember having a really disorganized boss who planned nothing in advance.
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I started reading this very messy, disorganized journal that she had been keeping.
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Overall, Bed Bath & Beyond let us down with its overcrowded and disorganized store.
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The coach described the way they work as fast-paced, disorganized, and stressful.
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If you're doing all of the follow-up, the company might be disorganized.
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Yet "Imbeciles" is often a boggy read, and a disorganized one at that.
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It's disorganized, plagued by internecine feuds and splits, and dogged by financial scandals.
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He says the way he treated money was thoughtless, disorganized and even disrespectful.
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Ezekiel provided a beacon around which an otherwise disorganized rebel force could rally.
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Mr. Turner later wrote that the C.I.A. he inherited was demoralized and disorganized.
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"Suddenly there was a loud bang and everywhere became disorganized," Mr. Usman said.
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Finally, trauma can make survivors seem disorganized to campus administrators who are untrained.
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She is a chronically distracted worrier who is disorganized and constantly getting lost.
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But other, more subtle behaviors can be tipoffs to a disorganized financial life.
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That said, it's a mess of a book, fuzzy, disorganized, and maddeningly undirected.
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He is disorganized and lacks focus, leaving his clothing line without an identity.
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For years afterward, it was cast as disorganized and lacking a coherent message.
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It sends a signal that you're disorganized — or that you just don't care.
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Algerian authorities have long been adept at manipulating a weak and disorganized opposition.
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Users' disorganized libraries of thousands of untagged photos were transformed into searchable databases overnight.
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I know a disorganized, all-over-the-place bank account makes me stressed out.
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"All the political parties look disorganized and not prepared for an election," he said.
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What you see in the above video at first looks like disorganized, random behavior.
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"It's a highly disorganized storm, primarily a rainmaker," CNN senior meteorologist Taylor Ward said.
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"Also, the panel was very disorganized, and basic things like format were not clear."
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Harry s highly disorganized desk at the Ministry of Magic straightens itself up instantly.
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The fact is that the only thing worse than organized crime is disorganized crime.
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The register area was filled with more super cheap, disorganized products — but no shoppers.
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Instead, the documents paint a picture of a disorganized and paranoid American security apparatus.
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As with many addicts in recovery, she is both preternaturally driven and utterly disorganized.
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Going to the grocery store without a list makes for a disorganized shopping trip.
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"People are disorganized, their lives are all over the place," said Schneiderman from Everplans.
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We live in a disorganized and chaotic world, much of it outside our control.
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I like that she is just obsessively creative, because yeah, people are fucking disorganized.
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Rather, they are symptoms of an unusually disorganized campaign and an unusually divided convention.
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Clinton's 2008 campaign was rocked with drama that made the campaign look inept and disorganized.
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People who work with low-income communities make a distinction between "organized" and "disorganized" families.
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We meet with the plastic surgeon next and she's oddly endearing, albeit clumsy and disorganized.
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A professional organizer will come to your house, evaluate any disorganized rooms, and provide solutions.
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In an interview this spring, Lorenzo apologizes for the disorganized state of the bureau's headquarters.
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At this point, Adam says, if they make concessions they risk collapsing into disorganized chaos.
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The interior of the store was smaller than GNC and seemed a lot more disorganized.
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"They're so disorganized; things are falling through the cracks that aren't supposed to," he said.
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I didn't have any trouble, though, my media library is admittedly pretty small and disorganized.
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You're not usually forgetful or disorganized, Scorpio, but this Mercury retrograde has thrown you off!
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Disorganized speech is a very real thing for those people with schizophrenia, medicated or not.
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" She said, "I was someone who, in a very disorganized way, was thirsty for knowledge.
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The review boards' online resources—including a disorganized library of valuable past decisions—are deficient.
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Chronically late, forever losing things, utterly disorganized, Ms. Morgenstern lived in a state of chaos.
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They are like frozen disorganized liquids, containing a lot of empty, random gaps between molecules.
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The play was haphazard and disorganized, but such informality seemed to be precisely the point.
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A group like the middle class is hopelessly disorganized and has limited influence in Congress.
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It was disorganized, and the person in charge of it was focusing on irrelevant issues.
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Proceed in a disorganized manner down to the Theme section, where I spill the beans.
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From the start, there were doubts that arming disorganized, often internally fractious forces would succeed.
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So, I had to go back to my horribly disorganized files to find the manual.
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There's criticism he is too rigid and too strict, but it's not chaotic and disorganized.
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Instead, the government seems to be counting on the leaderless, somewhat disorganized movement to dissipate.
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It is pretty remarkable, however, that the company's being so damned disorganized about doing so.[Recode]
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That followed the December 27 New York Times article on Facebook's disorganized global content moderation efforts.
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And it may well be too late already: Our legacy population is demoralized, beleaguered, and disorganized.
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Honestly speaking, is the job you're considering highly disorganized or run like a well-oiled machine?
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One recent study out of Cornell University suggests a link between disorganized kitchens and unhealthy eating.
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Trump ran a chaotic and disorganized campaign, as one might expect from a complete political novice.
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But up to know, said Lewis, Trump's team has been too loose-lipped, disorganized and undisciplined.
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It turned out to be a disorganized free-for-all with ham and cheese sandwiches instead.
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Along the way, we noticed that the waves, choppy and disorganized when we arrived, were improving.
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Many of the sugars and syrups were slightly open and seemed out of place and disorganized.
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"This is a disorganized cell," Mr. Moraes said, who described all those arrested as Brazilian citizens.
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There is dread of a holiday season without the often slightly disorganized Toys R Us stores.
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When I went back to my vehicle they had disorganized all my clothes and personal belongings.
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Billions of them work together to extract patterns from the noisy, disorganized signal from the retina.
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I think on many of these issues they often come across as flat-footed or disorganized.
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Empowering party leaders seemed like the way to bring order and responsibility to a disorganized Congress.
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"I think it's no secret that Trump's administration has been disorganized from Day One," he said.
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After all, Albert Einstein, Mark Twain, Steve Jobs, and Mark Zuckerberg famously harbored hideously disorganized workplaces.
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The horror became a turning point in the E.U.'s disorganized response to the refugee crisis.
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You're studious and well read, but can sometimes be disorganized and often prefer to wing it.
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"The government is disorganized," Charney said last week while pacing the Los Angeles Apparel factory floor.
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It may seem disorganized, but you can probably figure out a system to organize the knowledge.
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My boyfriend of two years is super disorganized and often responds slowly to calls and texts.
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In a severe disaster, roads and airports are closed, and victims are often panicked and disorganized.
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They portrayed the insurgent 2016 campaign as disorganized and decentralized, making it hard to report mistreatment.
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In a severe disaster, roads and airports are closed, and victims are often panicked and disorganized.
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But in addition to causing stress, a disorganized inbox can also negatively impact your productivity at work.
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Though the local opposition was clearly weak and disorganized, the forces of history were on its side.
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"It was very frenetic and disorganized," explains the woman, who spoke to PEOPLE on condition of anonymity.
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Does this mean there's a soft skills shortage or that millennials are all late, disorganized poor communicators?
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Of course, being flexible and open to opportunities is not an excuse for being disorganized and irresponsible.
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It appears to have been much larger than many of the disorganized protests BlackMatters put on earlier.
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"In typical Trump campaign fashion, they were disorganized, they filed it a day late," Laquerre said. 2.
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They were so disorganized that [a statewide candidate] used [a large urban county party] as his base.
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The most disorganized of us will inadvertently subscribe to things and watch the unwanted newsletters pile up.
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Satellite images show a disorganized but developing system, said Dan Kottlowski, lead hurricane forecaster for Accuweather Inc.
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"There is resistance from conservative forces, but to date it has been diffuse and disorganized," he added.
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Too often, they feel as though they are looked at as a disorganized bunch of rabble-rousers.
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The back room in this Target looked disorganized and seemed to have items spilling from the shelves.
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Despite positive early reviews for The Life of Pablo, his Twitter appears to have grown increasingly disorganized.
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Trump ran a chaotic and disorganized presidential campaign, as one might expect from a complete political novice.
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As Democratic activists warned that the party had become sclerotic and disorganized, the electoral defeats piled up.
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The movement of an arm or leg told him if they were feeling disorganized, stressed or good.
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In a severe disaster, roads and airports might be closed, and victims are often panicked and disorganized.
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His lawyer argued in court the Mr. Mellon was too disorganized to have pulled off the crime.
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""When you look at my profile in general, what is your first impression (professional, sloppy, disorganized, confusing)?
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The Americans looked sloppy and disorganized compared with their performance against Honduras, but they regrouped before halftime.
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I just moved, so I'm in that weird place where every part of my life feels so disorganized.
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The effort to bring that meeting about has been chaotic and disorganized and sometimes, nonsensical from the start.
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White House moving quickly on executive actions Still, a disorganized White House doesn't necessarily mean an unproductive one.
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They were disorganized, their lyrics slathered in absurdism and goody-two-shoes sunshine, and everything just sounded... wrong.
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Clients with attention deficit disorder are poor planners, and this can translate into disorganized meal planning, Osher says.
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Maria was the third major hurricane that season -- one in which the response was shamefully delayed and disorganized.
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MOUNTING a new choral piece for 2400,2200 singers is not for the faint of heart — or the disorganized.
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Selina: What really stands out to me with this crew is that most graffiti crews are really disorganized.
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But their diminutive size also enables tight focusing, as when dish antennas turn disorganized rays into concentrated beams.
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What is it with you bosses, disorganized and too scared of your own employees to deliver a review!
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Like Max Morden in his Man Booker Prize-winning novel, "The Sea,"Banville remains willfully and gloriously disorganized.
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His promises to "drain the swamp," however unfulfilled in practice, have nevertheless resulted in a chaotic, disorganized administration.
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People will say that the campaign was disorganized, more focused on the candidate's winning personality than real issues.
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Defenses are disorganized at big tournaments, where top players are often thrown together for only a few weeks.
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People in disorganized neighborhoods need to grow up enmeshed in the loving relationships that will help them rise.
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It's a pity that some of its force has been dissipated by its disorganized and overlong second half.
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I've been traveling over the last few weeks so my reading has been even more disorganized than usual.
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Across its three stories, we found a vast majority of the store was disorganized and difficult to navigate.
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We visited a Pier 1 store that's preparing to shutter and found its closing sale confusing and disorganized
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The company began to struggle to clear out inventory, and stores started to appear more disorganized and cluttered.
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Despite the messy and somewhat disorganized store, we understood why the chain is thriving as other retailers struggle.
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Before the implementation of electronic medical records, we struggled with deciphering handwritten and disorganized notes of our colleagues.
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Finally, insecure disorganized children and adults display both anxious and avoidant behaviors in an illogical and erratic manner.
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" All five students alleged that Duca's class was disorganized and "a master class in Lauren Duca's personal life.
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It's not uncommon for disorganized bosses to occasionally reshuffle projects, as discouraging as that is for any employee.
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As with ACA, the biggest winners would be relatively disorganized low-income people in greatest need of help.
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"They were super smart, somewhat disorganized kinds of people," Schmidt told Tyler Cowen on the "Conversations with Tyler " podcast.
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Air travel can spread a pandemic worldwide within days, wreaking havoc on the disorganized megacities of the developing world.
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A friend said this version feels like being in a Mexico City market: cramped, loud, disorganized, vibrant, and claustrophobic.
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The collective punishment certainly made everyone unhappy, but it did little to get the disorganized student's papers in order.
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Donald Trump finished it the way he started as well: With a disorganized and frustrated campaign plagued by mistakes.
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Now she faces an opponent who appears to be deceptively weak based on the disorganized nature of his campaign.
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Being chronically tardy can interfere with both your personal and professional relationships, making you look disorganized, or worse, disrespectful.
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But somehow, from a seemingly disorganized pile of ceramic tile and stained-glass pieces, he creates order and beauty.
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The police in Brazil have arrested 10 people in a "disorganized cell" that they say were planning terrorist acts.
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This method is wildly disorganized, and probably the way you did it back when you were in lower school.
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Narrator: Visually, Target stands out from other big-box retailers like Walmart which can sometimes be disorganized in comparison.
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But instead of the extravagant odyssey they had been promised, hundreds of concertgoers were greeted by a disorganized mess.
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In 2016, Mr. Sanders had little choice but to run the race of an outsider — disorganized, decentralized and improvisational.
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But any sort of coordinated governmental response is often weak and disorganized — whether on climate change, health or trade.
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The real fear in the Trump era should be that everything will become disorganized, chaotic, degenerate, clownish and incompetent.
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Besides the Sherman Act, there is another long-standing weapon against bigness, unlovely and disorganized but probably more consequential.
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"Tropical Storm Don is small and disorganized" â€" Mike (@unuthryear) July 18, 2017 Twitter users thought the National Hurricane Center trolled Trump by calling Tropical Storm Don (currently dumping rain on The Westwind Islands) "small" and "not particularly well organized," when in fact some storms are just that â€" small and disorganized.
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Numerous studies, however, have suggested that disorganized and fragmented memory commonly occurs in victims of a traumatic event, including rape.
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While the sentiment for a dedicated sex trafficking hotline is a noble one, the execution is seemingly a bit disorganized.
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I genuinely don't understand how America can be this disorganized or this hateful — I don't know which one it is.
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Ukraine, politically disorganized and militarily weak, has relied heavily on the United States in its struggle with Russian-backed separatists.
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After years of rapid scaling under the leadership of Chief Technology Officer Thuan Pham, Uber's core engineering architecture became disorganized.
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Evernote/OneNoteEvernote, when used properly, can help even the most disorganized person sort, store, and find all their stuff online.
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Without GK-PID, cells don't develop into coherent structures, instead growing into a disorganized mess and sometimes even turning cancerous.
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Advocates of this burgeoning field of study were obsessed with order, and piles of mixed greens were deemed disgracefully disorganized.
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Greenpeace blamed an "extremely lax and disorganized" seed market management system for the production and sale of illegal seed varieties.
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Unfortunately, the one quality that he does not bring is discipline; his book is much too long and frequently disorganized.
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The Big Bang could have (and maybe should have) resulted in a high-entropy mass of uniformly distributed, disorganized stuff.
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Handling three separate ones at the same time — that's exhausting, especially for a White House as famously disorganized as Trump's.
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"We realized that the conversations are chaotic, they're disorganized, and it's very difficult to get the right answer," said Dehlendorf.
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It wasn't a real quid pro quo because the Trump administration is too disorganized to pull off such a scheme.
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They carry avoidant, fearful or disorganized attachment models in their brains and are likely to have trouble bonding with others.
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The clampdown of these social and economic protests, however, is creating a disorganized opposition prone to flare-ups of violence.
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A lot of it was just driven by financial necessity and also being disorganized and not realizing what was important.
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In July 2017, Kelly was brought in as an attempt to bring stability to a chaotic and disorganized White House.
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Though it may be shrill, disorganized noise to most, it is a serene blissful soundscape of immeasurable splendor to me.
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"I'm 66 years old, and I've never seen a dirtier, more disorganized city," said Franco Montini, one of the protesters.
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All of you" Luca, 221 "I'm cleaning your room so… MESSY, SLOB, DIRTY, DISORGANIZED, UNORGANIZED, UNGRATEFUL, UNAPPRECIATIVE, oh, and LAZY!!
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In all these cases there is regression in cognitive organization to a less specific, more diffuse and hierarchically disorganized state.
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Make lists because they will keep you organized especially as most of your life and business seems disorganized and disrupted.
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Still, belief in the notion of a non-Communist-led South Vietnam was always substantial, if also fragmented and disorganized.
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A former Army man, he kept me on a tight schedule, and it was a gift for a disorganized mother.
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It can be a bit disorganized and frustrating sometimes mostly because of our boss, but we like to work together.
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The office has been disorganized, they said, and has already had a change in leadership since President Trump took office.
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There have been grumblings that the group is cliquey and disorganized, and that its members have used meetings to network.
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These critically acclaimed, award-winning writers had produced their best-sellers via creative processes that most described as disorganized and nonlinear.
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The city's gangs are, according to the Tribune, increasingly fragmented and disorganized, which allows for petty hostilities to quickly turn violent.
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In middle school, Mikhail was very disorganized; he would do his homework and forget to hand it in, things like that.
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It's sometimes portrayed this way in the West, but in reality the Russian government is messy and disorganized and ad hoc.
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It looks incompetent and disorganized, a sloppy containment system led by a part-time madman who can't even reliably contain himself.
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"The hospital's governing body was disorganized and the doctors were not pleasant or professional to us," McAdams said during his testimony.
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Especially companies that have no experience releasing hardware, and whose management is disorganized and antagonistic, as a now-settled lawsuit alleged.
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The Trump campaign, sometimes known for its haphazard, disorganized messaging, is hewing closely to its talking points on the Kaine issue.
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In a country that has experienced four coups and three coup attempts, most would say this attempt was sloppy and disorganized.
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"The West Elm customer service is extremely disorganized: I believe they have major communication problems within the company," Diego told me.
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They forced the ordinarily disorganized local traffic to drive in strict lanes and stopped vehicles to inspect license and registration papers.
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Several hundred miles to the east, a disorganized cluster of storms bears watching as it moves towards near the Lesser Antilles.
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Deep discounts left our favorite e-tailers disorganized, consisting mostly of one-size-only options that, conveniently, weren't in our size.
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Watch the video above to see her tackle those dauntingly disorganized spots in shared spaces (we're looking at you, shower ledges).
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In fact, you can be disorganized in many areas, but the one thing you usually have straight is your money situation.
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"Suddenly she was living in an Anne Tyler novel," Jude observes as she tackles the disorganized stock of 25,000 secondhand volumes.
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The description, as it happens, matches Gary's character perfectly, as someone who is emotional, disorganized, self-confident, artistic, generous, and careless.
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Five years ago, Ukraine's army was disorganized, under-equipped and barely able to take on Russian-led forces in eastern Ukraine.
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And the best that can be said of our nation's effort is that we produced a feckless and disorganized Iraqi government.
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Our first guest, Omar Sosa, kicked things off by describing how he and his editorial partner see the world as disorganized.
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I had even dug out our Christmas decorations, a disorganized time capsule of tangled light strings, Seamus's stocking and random ornaments.
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" As his biographer Walter Isaacson summarized, "Einstein was never an inspired teacher, and his lectures tended to be regarded as disorganized.
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Up against B.N.'s massive, well-oiled party machinery and deep pockets, the opposition's candidates at times looked ragged and disorganized.
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Cameroon's security forces have been accused of a heavy-handed response to the rebels, who are disorganized and carry homemade weapons.
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The Trump administration is disorganized on many fronts, but it is systematically purging climate science and climate scientists wherever it can.
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Protests have never been easier to organize, and, as a consequence, have never been more unfocused, disorganized, and prone to failure.
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"I'm kind of disorganized as a person, and he would just see these things I needed to get done," she said.
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We tried to find the best way round, we even tried playing in a more disorganized fashion, we tried everything possible.
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But if the disorganized display table at the front of the store was any indication, we were in for some mess.
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The reason polarization relatively was low from the 237s through the 21980s was because Democrats were a disorganized big-tent party.
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The two patients I spoke with described the atmosphere at Wellness as disorganized and understaffed, having just opened a few weeks before.
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Jeff Thornton was fined $1,000 and threatened with an arrest warrant because he had a "disorganized" pile of wood in his backyard.
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The whole political debate revolves around persistent national stereotypes — the Spanish are lazy, the Italians are disorganized, the Bulgarians are corrupt, etc.
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"It looks like a disorganized mess," said Jessica Leonard, 41, who runs a food truck in Winterset, Iowa, and normally votes Democratic.
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No matter how disorganized our bedrooms, bathrooms, or living rooms get, we're still going to sleep, shower, and watch Netflix in them.
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"He was a good doctor but he was peculiar, disorganized, and not at the level you expect for a billionaire," Friedman said.
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"We kind of fell into and uncovered what is a manual and disorganized process," CEO and co-founder Nick Miller told TechCrunch.
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And while you're right about how cluttered and disorganized the narrative is, there's still a lot going on here that's worth appreciating.
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Meanwhile, we heard that Miami officials weren't letting any more planes leave because the festival was so disorganized, it was a hazard.
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A former federal prosecutor's review of law enforcement in Charlottesville found that police were unprepared for the event and disorganized during it.
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GM doesn't do anything in a small or disorganized way, so it was pretty clear that 2019 was falling off the agenda.
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However, sometimes — as in the case of Target — a disorganized and chaotic store environment isn't symptomatic of larger struggles for the company.
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I've got more clothes than I know what to do with, but I'd say my closet is just as disorganized as hers.
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But having a disorganized wardrobe can be a major pain, especially when hoards of barely worn clothes hide the real closet gems.
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But despite all of these cool tools, the basic layout of Messenger has stayed the same — a clunky, disorganized list of conversations.
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But the opposition was divided and disorganized, the balloting was marred by widespread violence, and Mr. Moi was re-elected both times.
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And since the voting tabulation is so disorganized and delayed, any candidate who underperforms has a golden opportunity to question the results.
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The contradiction constantly reminds Italians that "the public sector is inefficient and totally disorganized while the private sector functions better," Tonelli said.
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Horgan says that, as exacting as she is in her work life, her personal life is as disorganized as her writing desk.
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Seamless, which is in charge of keeping restaurant menus and prices updated on their site, even sabotages the situation sometimes by being disorganized.
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" Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer told CBS' "Face the Nation" the relief effort so far has been "slow footed, disorganized and not adequate.
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Here are the management tools worth checking out, whether you've only got yourself to look after or a whole family of disorganized people.
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Besides, bombing a disorganized rebel force with no meaningful air defense is hardly much of a test of the new Russian air force.
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According to Ariolu, roughly 90 percent of Nigerians shop in open air markets that are dirty, disorganized and opaque from a pricing perspective.
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The confusion over Trump's Syria policy on Monday also damages the US's credibility, revealing it to be an unreliable and disorganized international partner.
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" Told that Senate Republicans have privately admitted they are concerned over what they see as Trump's disorganized response, Duffy said "they should be.
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"When Line was first seriously considering an IPO around 2013, the overall company was pretty disorganized," said a person involved in the IPO.
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Ige painted an image of a disorganized camp, where there were "inadequate bathroom and rubbish facilities" and reports of drug and alcohol use.
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Piles of disorganized possessions provoke disproportionate dismay and shame in the women of the house, while men seem irritated but not personally ashamed.
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Ultimately, it will help prevent all those extra charging wires lying around from making your living space or bedroom feel messy or disorganized.
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"It was shocking how disorganized, unprepared and quite frankly utterly clueless the branch of the military was that had been breached," Smith said.
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Similarly, workers aged 18 to 25 category, most of which are part of the Gen Z generation, were most peeved by disorganized bosses.
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"It was shocking how disorganized, unprepared and quite frankly utterly clueless the branch of the military was that had been breached," Smith said.
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It paints a portrait of a disorganized, paranoia-ridden administration filled with staffers trying to stop what they see as Trump's worst instincts.
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Green-Wood's historian, Jeff Richman, said that Train's disorganized campaign operation did not get his name on the ballot in a single state.
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It boasts just the right mix of designer brands and lowbrow, disorganized thrill-of-the-hunt elements to create the ideal shopping experience.
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Still, he said he's chosen purchasing music over food at times—even though the selection of alternative artists is dodgy, sparse, and disorganized.
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At takeoff, the storm had been downgraded to a Category 4 hurricane and sensors indicated that Irma's eye wall had become somewhat disorganized.
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"Those were lies, plain and simple," he said of the administration's comments about how the FBI was disorganized and demoralized under Comey's leadership.
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The film is messy and disorganized, a disparate mix of superhero flash dulled by a soulless script and a terminal lack of logic.
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Tecci is still figuring out how to fill her children's schedules—online resources for parents right now, she says, are diffuse and disorganized.
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Bannon, Trump's former White House chief strategist, described a campaign and transition that was unprepared, disorganized and scrambling to staff the incoming presidency.
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She has reportedly acted as Kelly's enforcer as he has sought to impose order and discipline on a chaotic and disorganized West Wing.
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Tile Pro, available at Amazon, $25.00For any friend who's disorganized or worried about losing their keys, the Tile Pro will be a godsend.
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The researchers observed the kittens' behaviour and organized them into attachment styles familiar to human babies and dogs: secure, ambivalent, avoidant, and disorganized.
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She said the logistical mix-ups were reminiscent of a 2016 campaign that she and some other women said was chaotic and disorganized.
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In its current state, the Trump White House will be judged by history as the most disorganized and disjointed White House in modern times.
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I have a tendency to be messy and cluttered, but this is the first time I had had to confront how disorganized I am.
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Yes, Trump took some criticism for coming off as sexist and disorganized, but his supporters were largely already comfortable with such behavior by him.
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Actually I think the government has an interest to bring highly professional players to the market rather than have disorganized money leaving the country.
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The consequences of failing to outsource these tasks to people with better temperament won't be a disorganized workspace, but crashing markets and accidental wars.
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Towards the end of Bonnard's life, his paintings became more disorganized, chaotic, and abstract, showing signs of melancholy after the loss of his wife.
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Equifax's disorganized response to the hack has been a point of frustration for many Americans, but it's nothing compared to what's happened in Canada.
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Putin is not a mastermind at the center of a finely-spun web, but the head of an increasingly disorganized and corrupt patronage system.
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Two days after the Rangers lost, 299.8-2100, to the Carolina Hurricanes, another team eliminated from playoff contention, they came out disorganized and uninspired.
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But things appeared to be so disorganized that no one told these two young men, who were both political neophytes, to knock it off.
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I see the anger and violence in the disorganized string directly resemble the years of disgusting treatment of people of color in our nation.
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But with a few tricks, you can make the process a little easier and ensure that your contacts don't get disorganized in the future.
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Then came a 4-0 thrashing at Costa Rica last Tuesday in which Klinsmann's team looked alternately disorganized, dispirited and — perhaps most damningly — uninterested.
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In Florida, Mr. Murphy was seen as a credible opponent against what started as a disorganized field of Republicans hoping to succeed Mr. Rubio.
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And trolls are fundamentally disorganized: They act as a flash mob, grouping together spontaneously to troll different targets and then going their own way.
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Mr. Bush's 2001 inauguration attracted modest protest action, the largest in more recent memory, but it was largely disorganized and caused no significant disruptions.
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Videos of militia training sessions routinely become the butt of social media jokes for appearing disorganized and being largely made up of senior citizens.
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We visited a Ross store in Davie, Florida and saw why the company is doing so well, despite the messy and somewhat disorganized store.
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Democrats' hopes had risen largely because of Donald J. Trump's weakness in some states and an overall disorganized Republican effort to rally potential voters.
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But, there is little appetite among rank-and-file members to try again on a policy that ultimately left the party divided and disorganized.
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So I talked with Mark Hoffman before, and I don't think you have a book, because we were just too disorganized to do it.
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And he concedes he "had a lot of questions" about the White House's impeachment planning, which once appeared disorganized and at odds with McConnell.
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He has also hampered their agenda by being remarkably disorganized in his nominations and by not putting forward important subcabinet nominees for a vote.
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"The most charitable assessment of this list of violations is that Dr. Burt functioned as an alarmingly sloppy and disorganized principal investigator," he said.
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He was a posh eccentric out of a P.G. Wodehouse novel, absent-minded and chronically disorganized, fresh from studying classics at Eton and Oxford.
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But the molecules on the surface have fewer other molecules to cling to, which makes them more disorganized — and ultimately makes the ice slippery.
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It was generally acknowledged, including by those working at the company, that the leadership was disorganized, with people changing roles and job titles frequently.
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Disheartened and disorganized, the opposition has yet to recover public trust in spite of concern about Lopez Obrador's economic management and his polarizing instincts.
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Those who are in violation will be subject to penalties that can include fines or criminal charges, though enforcement has historically been inconsistent and disorganized.
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People have opinions on issues, but most people's partisan allegiances are anchored in group identity, and their issue preferences are a little scattered and disorganized.
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"How could one imagine that a disorganized group like the Taliban would fight with all the world power and gain so much ground?" he asked.
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Donald Trump is running the most disorganized presidential campaign in modern American history — of course he would end up flip-flopping on his core issue.
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In the photos, Florence seems massive, albeit somewhat disorganized since the hurricane's eye isn't immediately noticeable and the storm has lost some of it's symmetry.
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After learning a group believed to be backed by Russians promoted the event, she said she wouldn't be surprised, noting how disorganized the protest was.
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After two consecutive years of devastating fires, suffocating smoke, and dislocations, I'd guess we'd rather have a disorganized shut-off than a state in flames.
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The layoffs left the campaign staff feeling angry and confused, and many said the campaign squandered its momentum by creating a disorganized and unfair culture.
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You can also harness these practical vibes and finish those menial household tasks once and for all (is your crowded, disorganized fridge calling your name?).
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Mercury retrograde and Mars meet today, encouraging you to get to work wrapping up some projects that have been delayed or that have become disorganized.
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That confessional mess exists beyond the strictness of "fact" or a linear truth: it is felt, it is disorganized, it is the honesty of fiction.
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Let's take a look at your month ahead: September opens with Mercury retrograde in Virgo, which will completely fuck you up if you've been disorganized.
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As a record collector myself, I have always loved the older, dirty, disorganized shops and the cast of obsessive eccentrics who often inhabit those spaces.
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Despite the challenge to Bouteflika posed by the generally peaceful protests, analysts say the demonstrators lack a leader and the opposition is fragmented and disorganized.
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" Attendee Dylan Caccamesi, 22, is still waiting to leave the festival on a flight and shares a similar experience — saying it was "complete disorganized chaos.
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There's much help being offered, but the spotty, disorganized nature of it makes things challenging, especially combined with the clunky, maddening procedure of governmental organizations.
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The patients were considered to be delirious if they couldn't pay attention and if they experienced either an altered state of consciousness or disorganized thinking.
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Another, a corporate lawyer, envies co-workers' neat offices, and worries that her scattered piles make her seem disorganized and impulsive, marring her professional reputation.
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"Multiple actors involved means this process is highly disorganized ... causing a severe problem for the governmental counter-terrorism efforts," said the letter, seen by Reuters.
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Online, we regularly encounter a variety of sources, but juggling the content of all the sites you read can be disorganized and overwhelming to navigate.
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The are also symptoms of thought disorder—disorganized or broken thinking—as well as symptoms reminiscent of Autism spectrum disorders, like hypersensitivity and social anxiety.
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In it, Woodward paints a portrait of a disorganized, paranoia-ridden administration filled with staffers trying to stop what they see as Trump's worst instincts.
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"Her symptoms included chronic paranoia, disorganized speech, and both visual and auditory hallucinations—seeing skeletons and hearing voices on a daily basis," the study says.
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He rifled through old photographs and DVDs as he and Miller apologized, mortified by what seemed to be the only disorganized thing in the house.
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More than 100 drones were dropped from a fighter jet in a disorganized heap, before quickly coming together to race toward and encircle a target.
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Previous reports have highlighted the disorganized reunification effort, and a lack of government planning on how to bring families together after they have been separated.
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But those contacts can get disorganized over time as you rack up duplicate entries, outdated information and numbers for people you no longer talk to.
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It came off tacky and disorganized, leaving many viewers with the belief that skipping a Franklin tribute would have been better than Madge's slapdash one.
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The commission was created in part to assess why America's response to nuclear weapons deployment was so focused and its response to cyberstrategy so disorganized.
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As the Kenyan novelist Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o has written: Thirty million Yoruba are a tribe, disorganized and crude, but four million Danes are a nation.
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And on Sunday, the British government took direct control of the emergency response, sidelining local officials whose actions had been criticized as slow and disorganized.
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It was disorganized and decentralized and, while relatively small in number, included abuse survivors and their advocates from across the Ultra-Orthodox world and beyond.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is looking more disorganized than ever, but a major Pacific rival could help push them back together.
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I'm not going to make it, so I cancel the appointment with an apology to my PT. I feel bad — I'm not usually disorganized like this!
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They told me that the Colleen Dinner, the corresponding, women-only corollary to the men's dinner, simply got disorganized and hadn't happened for a few years.
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Republicans have argued that holding the vote simply proves that Democrats have been disorganized and out of line since the day they formalized the impeachment investigation.
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But they were like, the village handled this very weirdly, it was very disorganized, and they took on something that was just too big for them.
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The format sounded messy, disorganized, and convoluted from the get-go, and most Americans probably couldn't even name two-thirds of the folks on the stage.
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Wolff's portrayal of a disorganized West Wing filled with strife and aides questioning the president's fitness to lead debuted in January with some 28,000 in sales.
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As Republicans prepared for the final day of their event, portrayed by critics as disorganized and openly contentious, Democrats painted the powwow as beyond the pale.
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Much ink has already been spilt covering the tenor of the inaugural address, the early actions on immigration, and disorganized staffing stemming from a tumultuous transition.
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If that wasn't enough, the disorganized display table at the front of the store made it clear we weren't in for a high-end shopping experience.
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The U.K. was so conflicted and disorganized, and May was so under pressure by the hard-core Leavers, that it didn't even fight these early battles.
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A sympathetic youth-led movement, Nuit Debout (Up All Night), has also sprung up — albeit disorganized and idealistic — calling into question the triumph of finance capitalism.
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Christie said the campaign was too disorganized and threadbare 'to run a Tom Clancy operation,' and said he never saw evidence of collusion with Russian officials.
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They stressed that Orange executives wanted to unsettle employees by deliberately making their work disorganized and forcing them to move from one place to the other.
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But we're disorganized mourners, so a lot of people end up remembering Shakespeare, and no one ends up remembering who he wrote Sonnet Fifty-five about.
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Morningstar said the U.S. reaction has been "slow and disorganized" though it is likely to see "rapid improvements" ahead as testing spreads and adjustments are made.
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People often assumed Amy was disorganized because she had list upon list: scattered Post-it notes, scraps of paper and even messages scrawled on her hand.
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Trump in February put Pence in charge of the federal response to coronavirus, after criticism from lawmakers that the administration's initial response was slow and disorganized.
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At the outset, the event was profoundly disorganized ("I got kicked out myself a few times," Toubin said), but the basic formula was simple: the d.j.
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Coats made US policy on North Korea look disorganized (again) and exposed the fact that we just don't have good intelligence on Kim and his cohorts.
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Dollar Tree's collapsible storage containers are perfect for your socks, underwear, extra towels, and other linens that can get disorganized if you're not careful, Linden said.
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But the registration was disorganized, and officials relied on facial examinations to sort the applicants, excluding about a third of those who identified themselves as minors.
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"Now, after this confusing and disorganized process, the Treasury Secretary is indicating that the IRS leadership will pursue aggressive enforcement against these taxpayers," the letter adds.
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The business launched in 2015 to improve the country's often disorganized public transport system by allowing users to pre-book journeys on affordable, air-conditioned buses.
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"If I don't get a thank you note, I assume the person doesn't want the job, is disorganized, and I'll likely forget about them," Liebman says.
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In private conversations, some North Koreans quietly lament the shortcomings of their system: It's too bureaucratic, takes too long to get things done, is disorganized, they say.
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So because this field is so tech-oriented and engineering-oriented, the resources that are out there are too technical for the average user and it's disorganized.
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Reddit has recently turned into even more of a dumpster fire than usual, and fringe communities have figured out how to take advantage of Reddit's disorganized nature.
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He doesn't always tell me the whole situation, is disorganized, doesn't always take my advice and any call turns into a half-hour rant about his case.
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"I did hear other students say that they had some similar experiences to me, where they were just bizarre and chaotic and disorganized," the former student explains.
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EDT The tropical wave known as "Invest 29L" continues to be a disorganized system, with windswept rains pounding Puerto Rico, Haiti and the Dominican Republic on Thursday.
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But just as wireless headphones solved our tangled music dilemmas, there also exists a secret weapon for our war against disorganized jewelry: the over-the-door organizer.
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The Moon is in Capricorn, making you very sleepy, and Mercury is currently retrograde in Leo, causing the people you connect with to be late or disorganized.
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"It took me by surprise, I think because I'd made it 32 years not getting pregnant at all, despite being sort of constitutionally disorganized," she tells Broadly.
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The group was a disorganized cell with no weapons or explosives training and were being monitored because they had accessed websites linked to IS, Brazilian officials said.
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Apple has been moving forward with plans to develop original video series, but its efforts have been "disorganized," according to industry sources who spoke with Fast Company.
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Luke Sullivan (aka "Chocula" in World of Warcraft ): At the time, Goon Squads in other games had a well-deserved reputation of being huge, disorganized, and abrasive.
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What these patients get is a disorganized, disjointed experience that results in visits to numerous healthcare facilities, seeing sometimes dozens of providers and taking dozens of medications.
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Of course, it's also possible that Mr. Trump will not get a convention bounce at all, reflecting perhaps the most disorganized, unpredictable and bizarre convention in decades.
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"We hope that there will be a solution, a disorganized Brexit would be bad for not only Great Britain but for the rest of Europe," she said.
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Two years after it was actually hacked by Russia, and months before a crucial midterm election, the organization seems disorganized, crying wolf when there's no real attack.
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"A weakened and disorganized West like this will surely bring many more additional strategic opportunities for China," said Shi Yinhong, professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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Those open to new experiences are not just hanging Jackson Pollock prints in disorganized bedrooms while listening to techno-pop reinterpretations of Bach by experimental jazz bands.
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"In the U.S. it looks chaotic, disorganized, almost insane," James Crabtree, an associate professor at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore, told CNBC.
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He then responded by dispatching troops to stop what turned out to be disorganized groups of refugees, who did not pose a serious threat to national security.
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Meanwhile, an HHS whistleblower and an FDA scientist have stepped forward to warn that the department's coronavirus response has been disorganized and could put Americans at risk.
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The Shimerdas receive gifts from the Burdens but are too isolated and disorganized to reciprocate, and the Burdens come to think of the Shimerdas as incompetent freeloaders.
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And though this candy display was slightly disorganized, for $1 a pack with all the name-brands, it would be hard to find a better value elsewhere.
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Mr. Christie said the campaign was too disorganized and threadbare "to run a Tom Clancy operation," and said he never saw evidence of collusion with Russian officials.
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They also point to disorganized bureaucracy and poorly kept records as the reasons for many of the discrepancies that have caused turmoil for families looking for answers.
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I'm financially disorganized at the best of times, and with a baby and a toddler, I was barely even trying to keep track of my business expenses.
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The apt and often-used term to describe the city's traffic is the slang oral-only version of "រញ៉េរញ៉ៃ" (pronounced "nyeay nyeye"), which means messy or disorganized.
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From Washington, it all looks chaotic, disorganized and made up on the fly and utterly at odds with the conventional wisdom about how best to prepare a presidency.
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It's also clear that Trump does not have a normal campaign; it is small, apparently disorganized, and, compared with Hillary Clinton's operation, woefully behind in conventional campaign tactics.
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Schiller has reportedly told friends that he doesn't like working under Kelly, who has tried to bring a sense of order and formality to the disorganized White House.
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A related issue is that the book's time travel often feels like an overlay, less a grand unified theory than a way to catalog a gloriously disorganized universe.
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But his pick lost much of the political impact that campaigns normally try to build around a vice presidential selection due to a disorganized and leak-prone process.
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Throughout that time was when I was feeling like everything was chaotic and disorganized, we don't know right from wrong, alternative facts, what the fuck is going on?
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One could argue that there's never been a better time for the Greens to grow, with the Democrats weak and disorganized, with no clear future ahead of them.
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Those of us of a certain age remember dusty and disorganized operations, with harried supervisors, cluttered desks and index cards of random job offers tacked up on corkboards.
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It reminds me of something [artist Jesús] Soto said, after he made these beautiful, disorganized, corrosive Leños Viejos series in the beginning of the 1960s: We need structure!
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It's easy to pile up the notes on the Note 10, and I know from experience that notes can quickly get disorganized, making them almost impossible to find.
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We fear that slowing down to get organized will kill our productivity, but the facts suggest otherwise: Being disorganized is costly, in terms of both money and time.
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During the call, up to six people can speak at once, which was a deliberate choice by the company to make sure these calls don't get too disorganized.
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For one, the Democrats believe the Republican establishment's efforts to block Trump's nomination have been slow and disorganized - and hampered by a fear of tearing the party apart.
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Hundreds of concertgoers suffered through a disorganized mess filled with soggy tents and cheese sandwiches in foam containers; Blink-182, which was to headline the festival, never performed.
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The outbreak -- which CNN now considers a pandemic -- and signs of a disorganized response also raised questions about the President's apparent lack of concern about the latest developments.
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Hundreds of concertgoers suffered through a disorganized mess filled with soggy tents and cheese sandwiches in foam containers; Blink-182, which was to headline the festival, never performed.
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The report describes the initial response as chaotic and disorganized and plagued with logistical problems as the agency tried to get food and other equipment onto the island.
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Additionally, when the volunteers first began wearing the ear molds and their test scores took a dive, their auditory neurons were firing in a much more disorganized manner.
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But because Trump is disorganized, and most people aren't as shameless as Trump is, it usually takes a few days for the ducks to get in a row.
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As I write you today, I am still perplexed that the administration of a renowned educational institution would allow anyone to attend such a dismantled and disorganized program.
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What you won't find anywhere in these offices are Post-it Notes ("they feel disorganized"), coats on the backs of chairs or stuff stacked up on the floors.
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Trump has been criticized by his Democratic rivals for what they allege is has been a disorganized response to the crisis and the resulting turmoil in equities markets.
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In 1999, Bela was named America's first-ever national-team coördinator, tasked with bringing order to a disorganized system, which he did by introducing gruelling monthly training camps.
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Even though Ross was slightly more disorganized than TJ Maxx, the value and variety offered at both stores made it clear why shoppers are choosing off-price chains.
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The existing parties are too weak and disorganized to enlist aides or volunteers on a regular basis, and laws aimed at limiting foreign influence have dismantled nongovernmental organizations.
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Prosecutors said the Brick Squad was unusual from a typical street gang, which is often a disorganized group of young men who grew up on the same block.
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Much of the stress we experience on a daily basis doesn't stem from having too much work; it stems from being too disorganized to handle the work effectively.
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The Palestinian Authority led by Mahmoud Abbas is weak, disorganized and laden with corruption and fierce rivalries for power that impede the resumption of peace talks in earnest.
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Roughly 30 percent of the kittens displayed an insecure attachment style, which means they remained stressed upon reunion and either displayed excessive contact, avoidance, or some disorganized mix.
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Mr. Abe was not required to call an election this year, but he dissolved Parliament early in hopes of capitalizing on rebounding approval ratings and a disorganized opposition.
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In our professional lives and our personal lives, we know how to encounter something with a lot of energy that's maybe a little disorganized and add order to it.
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With loose cultures, they tend to be more disorganized and have a host of self-regulation failures — they have the opposite issue — but they corner the market on openness.
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But according to the Times, the understaffed, disorganized White House has scrambled to get even the most basic details in place for this year's event, scheduled for April 17.
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Hugely unpopular and disorganized center-left political forces appear to have been marginalized, but the extreme-right (aka "populist") National Front seems to be going from strength to strength.
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Merritt says he took over PCMA at a time when few people outside of Washington knew what a PBM was, and the group was disorganized and deep in debt.
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Paul Todd, a senior attorney in the Natural Resources Defense Council's nature program, said it comes as little shock to see how disorganized the process over elephant trophies was.
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You'll feel very pushed to get going on all these big plans today, and if you've been disorganized or irresponsible, it will definitely bite you in the butt, Aries.
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Seemingly unprepared on military and foreign policy specifics, he performed like a soldier sent on a mission without ammunition, beginning with a disorganized offensive, ending in a humiliating retreat.
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While some on the right could announce a challenge to Ryan, the House Freedom Caucus is very disorganized and previous efforts by its members to challenge leaders have failed.
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The police say much of the violence in this city of about 2.7 million people is tied to gangs, which have become disorganized and have splintered into more factions.
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There may not be a crime spree of voter fraud, but America's voting system remains remarkably disorganized, and that presents a challenge for evaluating the extent of the problem.
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Third, he could lead his own force south and fight against the increasingly disorganized and dispirited Tyrell and Lannister armies while they're fighting the Faith Militant in King's Landing.
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Lund, in his first interview since taking office in January, said BP would rather see a rapid, orderly phasing out of fossil fuels than a delayed and disorganized transition.
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Generous sizing, large internal pockets, and a metal hook for hanging make the Vetelli dopp kit perfect for travelers who find other toiletry bags too small and too disorganized.
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CreditCreditSusan Bryant Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — For decades, my grandmother was the caretaker of a gangly, disorganized houseplant with nothing, so far as I could see, to recommend it.
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I don't underestimate him, but from how I watched him treat other people, I think he is really just a workaholic, but very disorganized, very last minute, very overextended.
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Gavin Newsom said this week that PG&E's use of the power shut-off strategy highlighted how disorganized the utility remained after numerous complaints, court cases and regulatory issues.
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But C.T.E. is often marked by problems with controlling aggression and impulses, and some degree of dementia, as well as mood swings, lapses in judgment and a disorganized manner.
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Generally speaking, self-assembling robotic systems begin as a disorganized mess and then come together in complex patterns by adding more and more robots until the desired configuration is achieved.
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This is just a small little system I've set up for myself that will continue to work until I get all disorganized and overwhelmed again, but I highly recommend it.
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The reality is that these apps are made for people who are completely disorganized, overwhelmed with the realities of being an adult, and need constant prodding to stay on course.
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So far, there isn't a way to filter or sort through the All Inboxes tab, but maybe disorganized clutter is what Google Inbox is going for with this new feature.
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She told me on Thursday that it was possible that Coe did not know the extent of the corruption at the I.A.A.F. because the organization was so big and disorganized.
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I didn't really know what to expect, so I was a bit nervous around the possibility of the event being disorganized and the having to deal with rude New Yorkers.
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We joke around while I cook, and I like to remind him that certain little things about his place are impediments to us ever living together...like really disorganized cabinets.
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It may have seemed like a disorganized sprawl, but that diversity is Google's biggest strength, and could give it the edge it needs to win the next generation of computing.
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While this convention has been disorganized and had some missteps in the programming, it is the Republicans who never showed up in Cleveland who are hurting Trump most of all.
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The building blocks of Narrator's subscription-based data modeling tool were developed during Elsamadisi's WeWork tenure, where he was tasked with making sense of the company's disorganized trove of data.
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Athens for the 2004 Olympics was so disorganized and behind schedule that officials took out an insurance policy to help mitigate the risk of having to cancel the event altogether.
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In Chicago, that same weekend, hundreds of leftists came together as the National Conference for New Politics — a hopelessly disorganized assembly that agreed on little except the need for change.
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The report describes an initially chaotic and disorganized relief effort on Puerto Rico plagued with logistical problems — and confirms many of the criticisms that have been leveled at the agency.
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Even before the recent uptick in US-based Covid-19 cases, critics of the Trump administration's coronavirus response argued the administration was disorganized and ill-equipped to combat Covid-19.
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Lazy and disorganized people (and fresh-faced kids with poor budgeting skills) might also go hungry at your office, but there is less moral imperative to feed them (every day).
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The produce simulation, for example, the first lesson ever built, presented managerial trainees with a disorganized "wet wall," the row of fresh vegetables topped with misters and plastic bag dispensers.
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"At Alphabet, diversity and inclusion activities by individual contributors have been met with a disorganized array of responses, including formal reprimand," Knapp said during the shareholder meeting, according to Reuters.
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" Another said of his style: "He has the tendency of saying a lot and letting everyone get confused and not relaying anything ... he is disorganized, barely understands the tech world.
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The highly structured approach stood in contrast with the disorganized, often deadly methods that were used elsewhere, and Hong Kong officers were later invited to share their expertise in Britain.
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Still, the protests aren't likely to pose a serious threat to the regime, owing to their sporadic and disorganized nature and to the powerful repressive capacity of the Iranian government.
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There's a good argument here that by acting as his facilitator, you are helping to keep him disorganized: Why should he call people back if you'll handle it for him?
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"A lot of people in those product-manager positions fall into a trap of getting into a startup that's like a nightmare: crazy hours, totally disorganized, toxic environment," Wong continued.
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Opposition to Hungary's Fidesz or Poland's Law and Justice party seemed demoralized and disorganized from the start; Trump's opposition has, when all is said and done, been spirited and cohesive.
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Her company, ProDoula, offers expensive certification in the sometimes disorganized birth assistance industry, and has become central to a debate about which mothers deserve help and who should offer it.
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Add to this mix the disorganized start to the primaries, with a data glitch postponing the Iowa results, and it seems that Democrats are in for a long campaign season.
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The law allows for a longer hold if a patient is too delusional or disorganized to manage his food, clothing and shelter, but this patient had no trouble with that.
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In "THE END OF KMART: From Open to Closed to Abandoned," he makes three visits to a Kmart that's going out of business, observing as the stacks become increasingly disorganized.
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The moon is in fiery Sagittarius encouraging you to get work done, but you'll have to be careful not to overbook yourself—things may get very disorganized or confusing early today.
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I had plenty of my own domestic faults, to be sure: I can be disorganized and forgetful; I suck at trash duty; I despise doing dishes or cleaning out the fridge.
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Meanwhile, down in the Gulf of Mexico, tropical storm warnings are being issued as a disorganized area of storms is expected to develop into a tropical or subtropical storm later today.
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The disorganized pedicab industry had even less notice, and Gregg Zuman, a founder of the New York City Pedicab Owners Association, said he was talking with a lawyer about his options.
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"At Alphabet, diversity and inclusion activities by individual contributors have been met with a disorganized array of responses, including formal reprimand," Google software engineer Irene Knapp said during the shareholder meeting.
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But, if you run a legitimate e-commerce operation and think your large, disorganized inventory is turning off hundreds or thousands of potential customers, this may be the answer for you.
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A disorganized political opposition has offered little in the way of alternatives, but an election for the upper house of Parliament in July is adding to pressure to turn things around.
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The moment the doctor achieved his objective, he fled from his responsibility; several of my own bosses have lacked formal management training because of the deeply disorganized nature of media promotions.
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Yet, at Alphabet, diversity and inclusion activities by individual contributors and managers alike — including mentorship, outreach, and community building — have been met with a disorganized array of responses, including formal reprimand.
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"I need to contour my body just to get to my desk each morning," said a current employee in a West Coast Target who described his back room as "incredibly disorganized."
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The peacekeeping mission's disorganized response also laid bare the unwillingness, or inability, of its troops to protect civilians in South Sudan, further eroding the already tarnished credibility of United Nations peacekeeping.
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The country is so divided and disorganized that many fear it is vulnerable to an attack far more sophisticated than the bombings in the Brussels airport and subway system last week.
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"Despite the popular stereotype many of the key symptoms of schizophrenia include low energy, social withdrawal, and disorganized thought—all of which take people out of everyday social interactions," he said.
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In warm months, the plant stayed on the front porch of that equally gangly, equally disorganized old farmhouse, a dogtrot structure that had been added onto willy-nilly over the years.
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Trump has narcissistic tendencies, avoids acquiring expertise, is impatient, impetuous, and obsessed with winning, often lies, turns around on campaign promises, is running an extremely disorganized White House, and so on.
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She was criticized for not disciplining or removing the city's fire chief, who in the years before the Ghost Ship fire had been accused of keeping the department understaffed and disorganized.
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In the Victorian era, the idea that women were inferior to men was replaced by the notion that women were hysterical, disorganized, emotional — the hormone-driven counterpoints to rational, stable men.
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"That could be the result of how the tenants kept it, correct?" asked one defense lawyer, Meghan J. Gilligan, on Tuesday, questioning an agent about a photograph of a disorganized closet.
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But this season is also totally disorganized, lasts at least two months, overlaps with men's wear and couture, and doesn't even have a name designers can agree on, for goodness sake.
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And instead of learning from previous tragedies, the authorities remain disorganized and unprepared for the next one, said Saida Hassan, a Somali-American who previously worked with the ministry of education.
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The actual lesson here, however, isn't that refugee camps should be disorganized but that aid agencies should trust refugees with money rather than rely on a condescending system of segregated accounts.
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In the months that followed, my mind felt like the home of a hoarder, bursting with disorganized, toxic thoughts, and regrets—Had I spent enough time with him since his diagnosis?
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The Trump team is incredibly disorganized: According to one New York Times account, Trump staffers still haven't figured out how to turn on the lights in the White House Cabinet room.
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And Trump, whose approximately 240 million total primary votes represented only 251 percent of the total Republican primary vote, was able to prevail against a notably disorganized and maladroit team of rivals.
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Some of the most perplexing and awe-inspiring phenomena in nature involve self-assembly, where thousands—sometimes millions—of individual disorganized actors manage to form large, complex structures solely through local interactions.
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Overall, rather than any super-spy conspiracy involving the highest levels of the Trump campaign, the Mueller report seemed to tell a story of a series of disorganized contacts and missed opportunities.
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After Trump's disorganized and not particularly professional campaign managed to win most of the first GOP primaries, he faced increasing pressure to demonstrate that he was a plausible major-party presidential nominee.
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That then eliminates the often-futile search for that crumpled paper receipt you used as a gum wrapper yesterday, or the confirmation email lost in the disorganized abyss that is your inbox.
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The BoE also pointed to potential dangers from rapid Chinese credit growth or a disorganized British departure from the European Union in a half-yearly assessment of risks to Britain's financial system.
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He told the AP that the New Georgia Project, which Abrams headed as Georgia House minority leader in 2013, was disorganized when it sought to register large swaths of the state's population.
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HUD attributed slow recovery efforts to a "lack of clarity" over which state agencies had the authority to run the program and expressed concerns that the contracting process was still too disorganized.
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Sri Lanka's government confounded terrorism experts when they pinned the blame for Sunday's terror attacks, which killed more than 300 people, on a little-known and disorganized extremist group: National Tawheed Jamath.
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The rest of the Seahawks were standing, scattered on the sidelines in a far more disorganized grouping than most teams have chosen, while the Colts were on the sidelines with locked arms.
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The after-action report describes an initially chaotic and disorganized relief effort on the island that was plagued with logistical problems and stretched into the longest feeding mission in the agency's history.
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You're inspired by the world and love to read and learn new things, and even though can be disorganized, you always find some creative way to remember where you put your keys!
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Holmes's behavior, tut-tuts Watson, is bohemian: His papers are piled up higgledy-piggledy all over his rooms, he is entirely disorganized domestically, he is given to long bouts of brooding silence.
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Pamela S. Karlan's formidable reputation as a scholar and Supreme Court advocate, coupled with a deep commitment to progressive causes, have made her a leader of the sometimes disorganized liberal legal movement.
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The reason life is better in Zaatari than in Azraq turns out to be that in disorganized Zaatari it's much easier to pass along unwanted products to smugglers in exchange for cash.
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In some instances, this is because the administration is understaffed and disorganized when it comes to policy decision-making and messaging, and Haley simply has more autonomy to operate amid the chaos.
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Mr. Carter called Mr. Lee and told him that among the thousands of disorganized cassettes that the musician had left behind, one had been found that featured just Prince and a piano.
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During a two-hour hearing that shed light on decades of disorganized and inconsistent accounting, the board asked about the government's plans to consolidate a public sector that has more than 100 agencies.
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In practice, a new governmental entity could spearhead the application of technical solutions and industry standards, providing structure to what's currently a disorganized deepfake resistance of concerned lawyers and lawmakers, activists and technologists.
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In honor of her #beautyjunkieweek, the actress and lifestyle guru just gave us a look inside her product stash on Instagram, revealing everything from her disorganized drawer to her must-have hair essentials.
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It closes with a really nice snap, so you can be confident it'll do its job of protecting your 'buds, even if you just chuck it in a disorganized gym bag or purse.
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Among their most serious complaints are that a purge of the voter rolls in New York was intended to disenfranchise Sanders supporters, Arizona's disorganized primary benefitted Clinton, and that Sanders actually won California.
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Waiting at the quayside for news of the family of her 20-year-old daughter who took the ill-fated ferry, one distraught mother criticized the disorganized nature of the initial rescue effort.
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They aim to sort killers into different types—organized versus disorganized, for example, or serial versus not serial—so that they might catch criminals more quickly or stop them from killing at all.
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Before May 2018, travelers who wanted to hail a ride with Uber or Lyft had to take a shuttle to an outdoor pickup area that, in my experience, was often crowded and disorganized.
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"The store has been a mess," he said, adding that though his store was somewhat disorganized before the staffing changes, the mess has gotten notably worse in certain areas since they were introduced.
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President Trump, whose "emergency declaration" of a public health crisis was disorganized, underfunded, and essentially meaningless, is only compounding the crisis by refusing to invest in solutions that are clearly shown to work.
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Postpartum psychosis is rarer—with a 2017 review reporting incidences ranging from only about 1 to 3 women in 1,000—as well as more severe, involving disorganized thinking, erratic behavior, and disturbing thoughts.
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The results showed that children who used more than the AAP's recommended amount of screen time, of an hour a day without parental interaction, had more disorganized, underdeveloped white matter throughout the brain.
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"This can be a very mean-spirited town," Mr. Tillerson said, a remark that generated a rare burst of applause from employees in a department that never embraced his distant and disorganized leadership.
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Fear first rippled through the Iranian-American community with Mr. Trump's initial iteration of a travel ban 18 months ago, which caused chaos in its disorganized rollout and was blocked by the courts.
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While the administration has said the exclusions are an effective way to ensure the fairness of the tariffs, companies that have applied for the exclusions criticized the exercise as both long and disorganized.
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Trump's sudden announcement Thursday of punishing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, after a typically disorganized and opaque rollout, left much of the world feeling the whiplash that has rocked Washington all week.
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A company that helps make sense of huge swaths of unstructured, disorganized data, Splunk recently decided to transition to a subscription-based business model, offering its software to clients on a perpetual basis.
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The sheer number of players, and the inclusion of various types of vehicles and large explosives, makes the game seem far more disorganized than the five-on-five shootouts found in other games.
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" Outside the former location of Providence Row almshouse, Branch says that she blames the current UK government's austerity policies and disorganized welfare reforms for "women falling through the cracks of the benefit system.
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But while their tactics might be questionable, and their approach disorganized, their basic argument against federal land management speaks to a broader movement that has been gaining steam in the West in recent years.
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Observers had been warning that Trump's ground game — the network of volunteers and organizers doing the crucial, down-to-earth work of making sure supporters show up to the polls — was disorganized or nonexistent.
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People with ADHD typically don't function as well in a messy home (even though some of us can be disorganized AF), so keeping symptoms minimized could be as easy as picking up after yourself.
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The move is one of the most significant organized labor actions taken by creators on the platform, and puts some actual union power behind what has thus far been a nascent and disorganized movement.
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The people of New York City have lost confidence that the Board of Elections can effectively administer elections and we intend to find out why the BOE is so consistently disorganized, chaotic and inefficient.
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In his opening remarks, Comey flashed anger at Trump's characterization of him as unpopular among the rank and file of the FBI as well as the idea that the bureau was disorganized and chaotic.
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If a sales team wants IT to take disorganized customer data to score potential leads and generate a spreadsheet, that's not as important as keeping a company's critical e-mail and benefits systems running.
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But according to Fernando Brancoli, a professor of international security at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, American observers tend to overstate the scale of Hezbollah's sporadic and disorganized activities in the region.
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White House senior adviser and President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner reportedly dismissed on Monday accusations that Trump's presidential campaign colluded with Russia, saying the team was too disorganized for such a conspiracy.
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A report by analysts at Wolfe Research in 2014 included photographs from a visit to Walmart of a sad-looking display of nearly empty bins of oranges and lemons and disorganized shelves of crackers.
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The disorganized nature of the running mate rollout - in which Trump failed to fully project the power of the partnership - had some Republicans worried that they could see more of the same at Cleveland.
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After President Trump fired Reince Priebus and replaced him with John Kelly last July, the retired general tried to bring some more rigor to what had been a messy and disorganized White House process.
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HelloFresh (from $7.49) is a close second to Blue Apron; the recipes I tried had great flavor, but the instructions were a bit disorganized and may be hard to follow for inexperienced home chefs.
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The process seemed disorganized, Fehrenbacher said — workers in hazmat suits handed passports to people at the front of the bus and let passengers pass them in a line to their owners at the back.
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We are presented with two possible realities: Either Mr. Kushner was actively trying to subvert an American election with the assistance of a hostile foreign power, or he is remarkably disorganized and ill informed.
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You just need to look up one quick thing, track a shipment, or read an article, and the site is either too confusing, too disorganized, or too defective to live up to the task.
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But taken as a group, they are a disorganized mess of the mundane (barf emoji) and the truly horrific (dead suicide bombers) that current and former moderators said they struggle to parse and digest.
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Rather than any super-spy conspiracy involving the highest levels of the Trump campaign, then, the Mueller report seems to tell a story of a series of disorganized contacts, missed opportunities — and, occasionally, outright bullshit.
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France elected a so-called "centrist" in Emmanuel Macron, who has used his presidency thus far to attempt to balance his own liberalism while trying to withstand mounting (though disorganized) pressure from the political right.
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No Super PAC ever secured a durable "blessing" from the Republican nominee, and high-wattage donors scattered across different groups, many of which were underfunded and disorganized until the very last weeks of the campaign.
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A disorganized living space can cause you to forget what you have in the first place, which can lead you to spend money purchasing something you already own that's actually just tucked out of sight.
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Newly leaked notes from Jared Kushner's recent talk with congressional interns reveal the White House senior advisor joked that the Trump campaign couldn't have colluded with Russia during the election — because it was too disorganized.
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It went on to say a more rational alternative version hints that Erdogan was vaguely aware of the coup attempt and allowed it to proceed, as he knew the attempt would be weak and disorganized.
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Add it up and you get chaos -- a disorganized jumble of messages, policies and actions that have had Trump and Republicans on the defensive for the lion's share of his time in the White House.
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Email is a scourge to most creative professionals — whose work requires a collaborative, visual process rather than a disorganized email workflow — and now several start-ups are hoping to marginalize it as much as possible.
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Machine learning is a rapidly spreading technique that allows computers to independently learn to learn — almost as we do as humans — by churning through the copious disorganized data, including data we generate in digital environments.
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A second category of companies includes those that offer "labor as a service," thus moving labor from chaotic, more disorganized sectors to more formal employment, and increasing financial and other benefits to low-income workers.
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The photographs on the federal Fish and Wildlife Service's Flickr page resemble, by turns, a trashed office, a seriously disorganized farm, possibly an abandoned construction site or an especially messy recreation room in someone's home.
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" Will Lawrence, 53, a cook at an elementary school in Charleston who is not a member of any union, said, "We had to drag our leaders kicking and screaming — that's why it seems so disorganized.
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"Gordon described the Trump campaign as being disorganized and chaotic at times and stated it was important for the Agents to understand that concept when conducting this investigation," according to an August 2017 interview summary.
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On the road I use them to keep stuff organized in my otherwise totally disorganized giant handbag, and then if I have to go to a party, I use one as a pretend-clutch. 6.
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Trader Joe's is insanely crowded and out of nearly everything, so my shopping is super disorganized — I get capers, chicken breast, tuna, parsley, black bean fusilli, Greek yogurt, frozen raspberries, and a grapefruit for $26.
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To call those who were part of this elaborate architecture "troll farms" is to give entirely the wrong impression by suggesting that the motivation and organization bore some resemblance to lulz-seeking, disorganized Internet hooligans.
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Indeed, if you look at the classic categories of attachment styles — secure; insecure anxious; insecure avoidant; and insecure disorganized — it's pretty easy to figure out which one applies to you and others in your life.
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Certainly, none of Trump's supporters give a shit—to many of them, no doubt, his lack of a communications staff just shows that Trump is his own man, virtuously untethered from elite DC BS. But it's telling that Trump managed to turn a story about how he was a fraud into a story about how he was a racist, and that his campaign is not just disorganized, but filled with people who will go to the press and complain about how disorganized it is.
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"The people of New York City have lost confidence that the Board of Elections can effectively administer elections and we intend to find out why the BOE is so consistently disorganized, chaotic and inefficient," he said.
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Brazil's Justice Minister Alexandre Moraes said after the arrests on Thursday that the men formed a disorganized group of "amateurs" who contacted each other via social media and had little clue of how to become terrorists.
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I was just a college kid, and even if what college athletes—disorganized, pampered, selfish—would be asking for was pretty basic, we'd be taking on the NCAA and its lobbyists, lawyers, consultants and PR team.
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The shifting and inconsistent stories about the Flynn timeline could be nothing more than a disorganized and distrustful White House staff bungling something and then compounding the bungling by not wanting to admit they were bungling.
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"In fact, it would appear that they are entirely disorganized, have no specific plans…" In others, like Julia Ioffe's Politico Magazine profile of a revolt in the New Mexico delegation, the tone is closer to bemusement.
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House Republicans under Mr. Ryan became a disorganized rabble rather than the energetic and effective conference confidently enacting the agenda that one would expect from a party that controls both houses of Congress and the presidency.
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With all of his flaws—he's disorganized, he's a smoker, he had a drinking problem, not the epitome of human health—and yet, he has this thing, this method, and when you try it, it works.
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If you've been disorganized, this Mercury retrograde will really be brutal, but that's OK—it will also afford you time to rethink your relationships with everyone, thanks to everyone running late, due to traffic and delays.
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"During life transitions, people often want to separate themselves from painful reminders, but the disorganized nature of people's digital collections makes it difficult to identify specific symbolic possessions to retain or to discard," the paper continues.
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According to Wired, grasshoppers are expensive—more than pork or chicken—it takes a year for them to grow to edible maturity levels, and trying to harvest them can be difficult, disorganized, or often completely illegal.
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Best known for housewares, Brimfield has its fair share of vintage clothing, too — but unlike the curated shops you might be used to seeing at urban flea markets and conventions, Brimfield is sprawling, disorganized, and unedited.
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Machado said that if Jahi's original diagnosis was correct, and she'd had no cerebral blood flow for nine months, he expected that she'd have little tissue structure in her cranial cavity, just fluid and disorganized membranes.
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It matters because history has taught that racism and anti-Semitism may begin in sporadic, disorganized and seemingly marginal form, but when ignored, it finds the space and power needed to grow into a threatening phenomenon.
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The good news is that there are many tools you can use to stay organized and productive, and so even the most disorganized among us can put a system in place to keep us in check.
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"A weakened and disorganized West like this will surely bring many more additional strategic opportunities for China, which would be even less prudent in its foreign policy, as it has been since 2013," Mr. Shi said.
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The new normal became ad hoc gaggles on the White House walkway: disorganized scrums where reporters who happen to be on the grounds can shout questions at Ms. Sanders as she walks back to her office.
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Abe is expected to announce a snap election later on Monday to take advantage of improved ratings and disorganized opposition parties, and the stimulus package could be a way to lure voters during the election campaign.
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The planned sale comes after Beijing in January introduced a so-called "two-invoice" procurement system for drug distribution on a trial basis, as part of a broader overhaul of the country's fragmented, disorganized healthcare sector.
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Other sources described the committee as disorganized and chaotic, and charged that officials wildly overspent on celebrations, including an opening concert featuring Toby Keith and Three Doors Down that reportedly cost as much as $25 million.
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Some possibilities: federal prosecutions of gangs that fractured the groups into more disorganized versions of themselves; the reduction of police forces and social workers in Chicago; and the federal takeover of public housing in the city.
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The perils of being a disorganized multi-genre DJ lessen in the digital era, so I was able to find this gem online, though I don't think the digital mastering is as good as the vinyl cut.
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"The opposition protests have been getting more chaotic as the days pass, more disorganized, now it's not two groups fighting each other," said Garcia, describing the challenge of following the protests as they fracture into small groups.
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Rangers fans mumble a disorganized "LET'S GO RANGERS" and Jets fans scream "TRUE NORTH" during "O Canada" to honor the corporation that owns the Jets, which seems like a gag they'd do on Silicon Valley at Hooli.
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The precarious security situation, according to the report, was exacerbated by inadequate security at the Benghazi outpost, which was plagued by equipment failures, a lack of manpower and relied on an often-disorganized local militia for protection.
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In the video (although this part isn't explained), a user can simply clap their hands loudly to have an entire group of disorganized chairs snap to life and arrange themselves back under the table to assigned positions.
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" "Now we have a much more chaotic, disorganized, disorderly world, and now our role in that world is going to be coming back to continental United States thinking that we're safe in some kind of continental cocoon.
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Although downplayed by Brazilian Justice Minister Alexandre de Moraes as "an absolutely amateur cell" and "disorganized," such "homegrown" and "lone wolf" attacks are becoming increasingly common as demonstrated by the recent Brussels, Orlando, Nice, and Munich attacks.
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It was a brief respite on his home turf from the rising clatter of concern in Trump's orbit that his self-inflicted wounds and disorganized campaign had fatally damaged his chance to become the Republican presidential nominee.
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All of these examples owe a lot to one massive, disorganized collective of nerds who lived through the 22019s and emerged this decade hungry for something specific and confident that Hollywood would be there to serve them.
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And finally, especially among children who have experienced severe stress, institutional care, and even abuse, researchers identified a pattern they called "disorganized," in which children seemed to have no consistent strategy for responding to separation and reunion.
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Veterans of Trump's disorganized 2016 campaign, for example, said the firestorm caused by the release of the lewd "Access Hollywood" video did not prompt anything near the protective response from supporters that the impeachment push has generated.
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The world of Android smartphones can often be chaotic and disorganized, but this year it seems to have settled on the month of April for the debut and availability of the widest range of attractive new devices.
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The president's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner told some interns in July 2017, for example, that the campaign was so disorganized or decentralized "we couldn't even collude with our local offices," according to Foreign Policy.
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The strange-science angle that briefly suggests a new spin on The Ring, with Gabriel supposedly investigating the afterlife in the most haphazard, disorganized, irresponsible way possible, winds up being one of an entire shoal of red herrings.
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In that world, they quickly realized just how much inefficiency is built into the wholesale market, from disorganized trade shows to transaction fees from the incumbents to a business that's largely done on phone with pen and paper.
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Beyond issues finding an audience, Al Jazeera America has also dealt with major departures from top staff, public reports of a disorganized and unhappy newsroom, and a lawsuit from a former employee alleging anti-Semitic and sexist treatment.
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He is at an age when psychotic disorders like schizophrenia begin to manifest; on the other hand, the disorganized thinking and erratic behavior reported could also be the result of substance abuse or a variety of other factors.
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You're in a busy mood today, Libra, be sure to keep track of time—the Moon is in whimsical Pisces, so do your best not to get disorganized, especially this evening when some unexpected drama comes your way.
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Then in July 44.43, Mr. Modi implemented a sweeping new single tax code, the Goods and Services Tax, known as the G.S.T., but enforcement of the change was so disorganized that economists say it crippled many small businesses.
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The caucus nightmare also played right into the hands of a President spoiling for months to brand his rivals as weak, disorganized and even worse — plotting to rig the results to hand its crown to an establishment favorite.
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"Surviving R. Kelly Part II: The Reckoning" advances the ball as a protracted update, but in a fashion that -- by seeking to represent every storyline of the case -- at times feels disorganized in wrestling with all those angles.
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In parole hearings that are hurried and often disorganized, the board members' first impressions of an inmate — whether he is well spoken or inarticulate, neat or disheveled, black or white — can have an outsize impact on his future.
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Local election officials balked at the advisory, which advised them to confirm the citizenship status of listed people in their jurisdictions, and complained that the so-called lists were delivered to them as a disorganized jumble of documents.
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The girl's mother was said to have been preoccupied with the arrangements after her death, rather than being fully available to her child, he said, and the voluntary organization which helped get her body ready for preservation was disorganized.
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Not quite 18 — I wasn't sure why the hospital had even put her on the adult ward — Carly reminded me of myself: intelligent and mature, but with a disorganized mind that kept her from keeping on the academic path.
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"The people of New York City have lost confidence that the Board of Elections can effectively administer elections and we intend to find out why the BOE is so consistently disorganized, chaotic and inefficient," Stringer said in a statement.
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We visited Forever 21 stores in New York City and London the day after the retailer filed for bankruptcy protection and saw firsthand how it went from a fast-fashion powerhouse to a disorganized mess of cheaply made apparel.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - An influential African bloc urged Democratic Republic of Congo on Sunday to recount votes cast in its disorganized presidential election, raising pressure on Kinshasa to ensure the legitimacy of the next government and avert widespread violent unrest.
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The House of Representatives Oversight Committee sent a letter to Mark Esper, the acting defense secretary, requesting documents and communications by July 8 relating to the ongoing overhaul, which some U.S. officials have said is disorganized and behind schedule.
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Maybe this scenario is familiar: Once a year around this time, you hunt through stacks of disorganized papers for receipts, grab unopened mailings marked "important tax documents enclosed," throw everything into a box and head to your tax preparer.
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LONDON — Chastened by a wave of public indignation, the British government on Sunday took direct control of the response to a deadly apartment tower fire in London, sidelining local officials whose response has been criticized as slow and disorganized.
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Studies have indicated that the care veterans receive at VHA facilities is high quality; it is simply the complex and disorganized administration of these facilities that makes them hard for veterans to navigate and can lead to poor outcomes.
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The book's variety of techniques and subjects can at first feel a bit disorganized, yet each image conveys some of the desire for memorialization — initially inspired by the poor bird who flew into the window — in its quiet framing.
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The challenge, however, is that Mr. Sanders is effectively gambling that those who do not usually vote will now show up on a cold Monday night in February to participate in what could be an hourslong, sometimes disorganized process.
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And again, I went to school with a lot of folks who became designers and I had a lot of friends in this community, and I felt they were some of the most talented, yet disorganized, people I knew.
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Jeff Thornton, a neighbor, was fined $1,000 and threatened with an arrest warrant because he had a "disorganized" pile of wood in his backyard, according to IJ. Thornton told the nonprofit that he used the wood for cooking or building birdhouses.
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As the demonstrators moved to the Champs-Élysées — the long, wide boulevard that connects the Arc de Triomphe to the presidential palace and the Louvre Museum, and which is lined with boutiques and restaurants — the protest seemed disorganized and leaderless.
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And while the Republican National Committee had announced in May that it would begin working with the Trump campaign to plan for that summer's convention in Cleveland, sources told BuzzFeed News that those subsequent weeks were a slow and disorganized build.
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You could have a direct line to the CEO or HR director, but if you make a poor first impression through a disorganized resume, unprofessional email or, worst of all, by selling yourself too short, it'll all be for naught.
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Durocher was part of a nationwide wave of labor activism among the traditionally scattered and disorganized fast-food workforce, made up of largely low-wage workers at the mercy of fast-food franchise owners who set their schedules and pay.
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The tears repaired with stitches alone continued to show disorganized tissue 12 weeks after surgery, while tendons appeared much more normal after repair using the approach that combines advanced scaffold material with cells to engineer ideal conditions for tissue regeneration.
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The ownership transfer process is just one aspect of the reportedly more general investor concerns around an opaque, complex, and disorganized investment process where SoftBank figurehead Masayoshi Son can overrule any investment decision with a "Gladiatoresque thumbs-up, thumbs-down".
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The vice captains were in, truly in, and the race was on in earnest after the European captain, Nick Faldo, dared bring just one vice captain (José María Olazábal) to the United States in 2008 and lost while looking comparatively disorganized.
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The next day he hosted a barbecue at his house in Oxfordshire that was described in The Telegraph as "boozy, shambolic, disorganized and ill-disciplined" — which sounds fun but maybe not for a politician in the middle of a world crisis.
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For example, she has studied the ways in which lower-income neighborhoods are more socially disorganized and have less access to health-protecting resources, including healthy foods, while having a greater number of liquor stores, which are linked to violence.
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The email, which Dalio shared at a Ted Talk, read: Ray - you deserve a "D-" for your performance today in the meeting ... you did not prepare at all because there is no way you could have and been that disorganized.
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The Trump administration declared that its relief efforts in Puerto Rico are succeeding, but people on the island said help was scarce and disorganized while food supplies dwindled in some remote towns eight days after Hurricane Maria devastated the U.S. territory.
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The results laid out in a draft report showed that the US was underprepared and disorganized for a pandemic scenario similar to coronavirus, which has spread to all 50 states and has yet to peak in the US, the Times reported.
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Track the storms here >>> An area of disorganized storms just off the coast of Florida has been producing some showers across the state's southeast region and will continue to meander up the coast during the first half of the weekend.
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In a trove of seemingly disorganized evidence taken from Bayoumi's home in Birmingham, England, in 93, the detective found a spiral notebook that contained a hand-drawn aviation diagram of a plane descending to strike a spot on the ground.
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David Muhammad, a community organizer who worked on Ceasefire in Oakland — he now trains people in the practice with the National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform — said that Oakland's earlier attempts were disorganized, unfocused and too reliant on law enforcement.
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Tropical Storm Karen, which has been described by meteorologists as "disorganized," with only a middling chance of becoming a stronger tropical cyclone, is still a threat to lives and property, particularly in Puerto Rico, which is still recovering from Hurricane Maria.
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In addition to delusions and hallucinations, symptoms can be as varied as a flat affect and lack of focus and motivation, disorganized thinking and speech, difficulty making decisions and expressing and managing emotions, and memory loss and other cognitive impairments.
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In a trove of seemingly disorganized evidence taken from Bayoumi's home in Birmingham, England, in 2001, [a] detective found a spiral notebook that contained a hand-drawn aviation diagram of a plane descending to strike a spot on the ground.
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Since its beginnings the de Blasio administration has struggled with messaging — getting its successes, which have hardly been insignificant, to resonate, particularly among affluent white voters who find the mayor too earnest, too managerially disorganized, just generally, and vaguely, too disappointing.
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The continuing movement of children and confusion over housing of the Border Patrol's youngest detainees pointed to an increasingly disorganized situation along the southern border and an agency struggling to maintain minimal humanitarian standards amid an unprecedented influx of migrant families.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's election, the first since the removal of Robert Mugabe in a de facto coup last year, has in some cases been "very smooth", in others "totally disorganized", the European Union chief observer said on Monday, with voting still under way.
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It was the first time black people and white people and Native Americans and people from all walks of life worked together in an organized way (which was very disorganized), and had a grassroots movement to bring down a system in our nation.
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They have a bright team president, Theo Epstein, who was a prodigy of 30 back in 2004 when as general manager of the Boston Red Sox he helped that similarly disorganized organization win a World Series for the first time in 86 years.
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Washington (CNN)White House senior adviser Jared Kushner offered an explanation to congressional interns earlier this week as to why it was not possible for the Trump campaign to collude with Russia during the election: It was too disorganized for such a conspiracy.
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Trump's new White House staff certainly has their work cut out for them; the press has been quick to use any inkling of infighting or discord within the administration to portray Trump's first few weeks in office as being a disorganized disaster.
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All in all, I will be very excited when this challenge is over, cause clearly I am way more disorganized than I think, and also NYC life is just not built for an all home-made all the time kind of life.
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" Jennifer Senior felt the book was repetitive and disorganized, and wished Cohen spent "more time on the American obsession with the feebleminded — which is by far the richest, most fascinating, most horrifying aspect of his book — and less time in the courtroom.
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"Along comes bitcoin and its related cryptocurrencies, and while I'm concerned that they're too disorganized, too dark, too dependent on software that then can be hacked, I don't want to begrudge anyone from trying to profit from anything," the "Mad Money" host said.
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And in the summer, when the humidity is at its peak and my hair gets really big and kind of frizzy, I feel like my exterior finally reflects how I feel on the inside: a little bit crazy and a whole lot disorganized.
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The official elite becomes too arrogant and self-deceiving and unpopular to govern effectively, but the populist alternative is much as Young's narrator describes — disorganized, ill-led, susceptible to snake-oil salesmen and vulnerable to manipulation by factions within the upper class.
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Its initial efforts on Puerto Rico were disorganized and plagued with logistical problems, the report said; the agency grossly underestimated how much food and fresh water it would need and how hard it would be to get additional supplies to the island.
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You have one of the world's largest consumers of advanced weaponry basically defenseless in the face of drones that cost less than $1,000 and from a country that is so poor and disorganized it is undergoing a cholera epidemic and widespread starvation.
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"It is competitive, disorganized, there's a lot of contact time with the ball, they're playing against people of all sorts of ages," said Gary Issott, the director of the academy at Crystal Palace, where Clyne, Moses and Zaha signed their first professional contracts.
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While the Sanders campaign is attempting to maintain restraint in the wake of Clinton's recent interview, though, the operation has in recent weeks shown the strain of a disorganized team that has struggled to stay on the same page with the candidate himself.
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In addition to all this, France was pockmarked with hundreds of partisan actors, at high levels and in the streets, each with their disorganized eyes on different prizes — collaboration, resistance, cooperation followed by cooption as a two-step strategy to a communist state.
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To put cold boiled tongue on your menu is a bit like placing a personal ad in which you confess that you are moody and disorganized and that you just adopted a puppy from a rescue shelter who shows signs of permanent incontinence.
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"The messy process explains the messy day after — sloppy explanations of the threat, disorganized public statements, and hasty diplomatic and military efforts," said John Gans, a former chief Pentagon speechwriter and author of "White House Warriors," a history of the National Security Council.
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His lack of early engagement on the health care bill helped lead to its demise, and his early efforts at a tax bill were disorganized — he announced he had one even though critical staff members and congressional leaders knew nothing of it.
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One of the depressing aspects of the rise of authoritarian parties like Hungary's Fidesz and Poland's Law and Justice has been the fecklessness of their opposition — disunited, disorganized, unable to make an effective challenge even to unpopular autocrats as they consolidated their power.
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Disorganized or not, many White House aides and allies are maintaining outward confidence that the impeachment inquiry will excite the Republican base and give the party the chance not just to win reelection in 2020 — but to reclaim the majority in the House.
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Walking into a disorganized mess on a Monday morning is like walking into a sale section on Black Friday: pure panic-inducing chaos filled with too much time spent product fumbling around (and not enough time left to grab that last-minute oat milk latte).
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Or perhaps authoritarian voters in those states will be numerous enough to carry a gubernatorial or senatorial primary, Democrats will be too few or too disorganized to defeat them, and we will see a Trump-style senator or governor emerge in the next few years.
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In her lengthy review for Fashionista, writer Alexandra Mondalek said she felt "hustled, scammed and bamboozled into believing Kanye West would perform" at Plein's "dinner show event" and thought the entire Fall 2019 collection was "more disappointing" than the entire "disorganized black tie dinner" itself.
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Michael is a bit of a disorganized mess, illustrated by the fact that when he and Jane suddenly remember that their father owned shares in the bank — shares that could potentially save the house — he has no idea where the certificate of ownership could be.
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But while fellow off-price retail stores like T.J. Maxx and Marshall's thrive on a chaotic environment, where stores are jam-packed with a sometimes disorganized array of discounted products, shoppers have pointed out that Dollar Tree and Family Dollar are often disappointing destinations.
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Earlier this month, Postmates changed its pay structure again for the worse, and some aggrieved drivers engaged in a relatively disorganized strike, partly because the changes hurt their bank accounts, and partly because of how quietly the company tried to sneak the new rates through.
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In that regard, and in the rather inelegant and desperate way they were deployed to change the current narrative of the race, they resemble the disorganized, information-dump-like attacks his primary campaign rivals aimed at him, just as their campaigns were about to falter.
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But step into one of the slum areas in the inner city, or a giant disorganized housing estate on the outskirts and there is a daily struggle to get and pay for very limited supplies of water, which is delivered by tanker rather than pipe.
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Despite a decent start, when they should have led, the Americans were too often disorganized as the Pumas ran in seven tries - more than half of them dotted down by players not troubled by the inconvenience of a tackle - in the Pool C encounter.
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By the time popular opinion led to the men's release in 33, after serving less than two years of their sentences, the once-disorganized rebel group had become a coherent political cell, with a support network and a clear plan for a guerrilla war.
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He had gotten his degree in planetary astronomy and was tasked with overseeing the agency's then-fledgling Near Earth Observation program In 2014, a damning audit by NASA's Office of Inspector General found that the agency's planetary defense operations were woefully understaffed, underfunded, and totally disorganized.
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It's also clear that Jeff Bezos and company are benefiting from a lack of direction within Google's hardware business — which one source described to us as "extremely chaotic" and "disorganized," recounting how separate hardware teams inside the company have unknowingly ended up developing the same product.
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"The tension of course is that on one hand it gives Chinese authorities an opportunity to try to show people how disorganized and internally divided American authorities are and none of that applies in China, even though we all know that's a gross oversimplification," Wertime said.
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We were trying to FaceTime (with patchy signal) discussing how much we loved Away luggage, as they made light bags that actually had space for our disorganized stuff, and it then occurred to us: Wouldn't it be great to make some Pop & Suki pastel-pink suitcases?!
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Kargo, a company that takes the spirit of Uber and brings it to the disorganized world of trucking, has raised a US$800,000 round of funding, giving TechCrunch an excuse to delve into the world of startup development in Myanmar, one of the world's most curious countries.
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Heading into the convention, Sanders supporters were rocked by the news that the purportedly unbiased Democratic National Committee had actively discussed various strategies to defeat Sanders, including appearing to invoke his Jewish heritage, portraying him as an atheist, and floating stories of a disorganized Sanders campaign.
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Gather was founded in 2013 by CEO and co-founder Nick Miller, Alex Lassiter (SVP of Business Development*) and Tom Merrihew (VP of Engineering) after their experience organizing corporate events for a consulting group led them head-first into the dark, mostly disorganized world of event planning.
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Remembering the Council of Trent's disdain for the "lascivious," the disorganized, and the "indecorous," we can see how the very notion of Southern European and erotic art forms took on a Catholicism, if you will, that in fact has little to do with its religious underpinnings.
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Compared to kids with more organized home lives, preteens in disorganized homes were 80 percent more likely to be disturbed by family members watching TV or listening to music and 70 percent more likely to be kept awake by relatives texting or talking on the phone.
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"We are preparing for the worst scenario … We are telling our companies, particularly our small companies, they do need to prepare for the eventuality that there actually is a disorganized Brexit, but also our authorities, like the customs authority need to prepare," Andersson told CNBC's Willem Marx.
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" Instead, male and female teachers are judged on different sets of criteria; men show greater changes in number of reviews from "smart" to "idiot" and from "arrogant" to "humble," while women show greater changes in number of reviews from "organized" to "disorganized" and from "helpful" to "unhelpful.
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Jones lacked real support from the state party, and privately many people told me that he did not actually run a model campaign (a "disorganized mess," as the Dothan activist put it), but that chaos wound up empowering a new group of independent grass-roots organizers.
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While Mr. Kelly has quickly brought some order to a disorganized and demoralized staff, he is fully aware of the president's volcanic resentment about being managed, according to a dozen people close to Mr. Trump, and has treaded gingerly through the minefield of Mr. Trump's psyche.
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While the most lucrative times for an Uber driver are during hours where prices surge—such as rush hour or when there's a transportation disaster—the constant hotspot for ride requests is on the weekend, when we're all too drunk or disorganized to bother taking transit.
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The 903-year-old, as well as another maintenance worker, and several residents and their family members describe a frantic, disorganized, and late-deployed effort to evacuate the sprawling Varenna complex, which houses 290 senior citizens across several buildings, just before the fast-approaching flames swept through the premises.
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The cluttered notifications menu would take up half the screen even when you had no notifications to see, the app icons were ugly copies of iOS apps, the settings were arcane and disorganized, and every Galaxy phone came loaded with crappy duplicates of Google's mobile apps and services.
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But the apparently disorganized GOP response was all the more notable since there are solid political reasons for Republicans to try to prolong the fallout from the email controversy — beyond the simple fact that it will likely exacerbate public doubts over Clinton's trustworthiness and character — her top political liability.
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Mr. Fair draws an alarming portrait of CACI as "disorganized and unprofessional" in its deployment of civilians, not to mention "dangerous and irresponsible": "as former soldiers and marines, none of us were comfortable with the lack of planning, lack of support and lack of proper supplies," he writes.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 91%Summary: Both a look back at the deliriously disorganized Fyre music festival as well as a take-down on the missteps of the uber-wealthy, the Netflix documentary "Fyre" seeks to disassemble what led to the failure of Fyre Festival from start to finish.
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But take away the dysfunction -- the self-inflicted wounds over "Russiagate," the un-presidential behavior, the gross incompetence in managing policy and the White House's legislative agenda, and a totally disorganized White House operation -- and it's a good bet that most of the leaks would have never occurred.
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Bloomberg managed to survive the blow precisely because the Democratic primary field was so weak, so disorganized, so flawed, so odd at times — so Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE.
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And at a rally on Friday night, he called criticism of his coronavirus response — critics have said the administration's response has been disorganized and that not enough money has been allocated to fight the virus — a Democratic "hoax," pointing out that no Americans had yet died of the disease.
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Anyway, ATEX wasn't connected to the internet—which made writing a story about the internet on ATEX slightly hilarious—and so my notes from that era, roughly Information Years 24 through 26, are nothing more than disorganized bits now, flowing through a binary loadlifter or moisture vaporator somewhere.
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After years of international denunciations — including efforts in the United States Congress to curtail financing to Nicaragua unless Mr. Ortega's government becomes more democratic — it was a leaderless, disorganized mass of college students with no political experience or memories of the nation's civil war that forced a reckoning.
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CARAMANICA (Young Money/Cash Money/Republic; digital only, $9.99 or on various streaming services) In the age of digital ephemera, music can be released in a way that's permanent but also disorganized — a link might live forever, but your ability to index, locate or remember it could fade.
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At their worst, they were a squabbling, disorganized clan with a baseball team that fans saw as inept and thrifty, and functioning as a vanity play for the family scion, Fred Wilpon, and his eldest son, Jeff, who has overseen a team with mostly disappointing results since 2002.
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So in honor of Boss's Day on October 16, we're rounding up the best gifts to get for every kind of boss — from the coffee lover to the disorganized to the one with the sweet tooth — that can serve as a unique token of your appreciation without breaking the bank.
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And despite being described by people close to Cruz's campaign as disorganized and high-intensity, Neugebauer is praised by all corners for his ability to raise the initial money that gave Cruz a crush of earned media and paved the path for him to be a top presidential candidate today.
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The RWA's mystery/suspense chapter has also canceled its annual award, and publishers continue to withdraw from the national conference, prompting wry comparisons of the fiasco to the notorious Dashcon, which went viral in 2014 as a disastrously disorganized grift of its attendees: live footage of the rwa convention pic.twitter.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - At a time when the United States says China is aggressively spying on its government, a push by President Donald Trump to fix the system that determines who can and cannot be trusted with secrets is behind schedule and disorganized, according to U.S. officials and an internal agency report.
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If Trump is so disorganized as a candidate that he can't even assemble the team to master the delegate and convention rules, how is he going to manage to run the massive federal bureaucracy, not to mention to defeat ISIS or build a multibillion dollar wall between the United States and Mexico?
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They are the consequence of a lifetime of study of vernacular photography, starting with his experience in the Factory and his 1971 exhibition, All the Meat You Can Eat, a seemingly disorganized amalgam of photographs, ranging from pin-ups, postcards and snapshots, including some of Shore's own work, displayed in almost random fashion.
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Wayback when (before it became chic), rummaging through thrift stores and Church charity shops to buy secondhand clothing carried a certain stigma — they were tiny, often disorganized spaces packed with racks of old T-shirts, polyester blouses, and all sorts of strange, costumey garments from any decade accented by a hint of mothballs.
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The collapse of Democrats' ability to report the results in a timely way, at what was meant to be the kickoff of a momentous drive to defeat President Trump, left the party open to Republican taunts that Democrats were hopelessly disorganized, unable to mount a credible challenge to the president or to govern.
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Wrong, I know the subject well & want victory for U.S. Despite's Trump's posturing as the ultimate "closer," together the reports painted a picture of a disorganized White House, a president without any relevant policy expertise, and a botched attempt from pro-Trump groups to twist arms that had congressional Republicans rolling their eyes.
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"I threw all my earrings in my makeup bag and my FENTY set caught all of them... wow @rihanna never stops giving back," she captioned the photo, which shows her tiny earrings — which certainly would not have been easy to fish out of a disorganized makeup bag — clinging to two Match Stix for safety.
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But whereas Netflix can feel like disorganized chaos, every section of Disney+ is broken down into its own pocket, like Apple TV. Sitting down for a hands-on Disney+ preview at D23, Disney's biennial convention in Anaheim, California — just across the street from Disneyland — the difference between Netflix and Disney+ couldn't have been clearer.
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Jakarta Journal JAKARTA, Indonesia — Even on the best of days, it looks like an invasion, though a very slow one: Troops of motorbikes, like a disorganized cavalry, try to slice through enormous, honking lines of buses, trucks, private cars and taxis that are locked in a crawling war of attrition on sclerotic highways and roads.
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The source who shared the messages with BuzzFeed News said they didn't respond to them, after becoming skeptical the group was really invested in the cause of racial justice because of an earlier, disorganized rally BlackMattersUS had put on: a protest after the shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott, a black North Carolina man, in October 2016.
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But according to his own statement to Congress, Kushner is so naive, inexperienced and disorganized that he knew nothing of the substance, purpose or fellow attendees of key meetings he sat in on with high-ranking Russian officials during the 2016 presidential campaign and transition -- meetings that Kushner repeatedly neglected to disclose, as required by law.
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But those players stand as a testament less to our disorganized youth system—which will surely be gutted and restructured, along with perhaps all of US Soccer's top brass—and more to the fact that young people have more access to global sports, and that they're paying attention to the most competitive one in the world.
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Mr. Trump's on-the-fly campaign, lack of preparation for victory and disorganized transition created a vacuum that, as Russia sought out avenues of access and influence, was quickly filled by a number of people from outside established foreign policy circles, many of whom appeared eager to portray themselves as access brokers or to generate business opportunities.
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