But if anything, she errs on the side of caution.
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It's safe to say she errs on the mad side.
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Palmer errs on a conservative approach toward autonomy for a myriad of reasons.
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"Not too shabby: Trump tax plan nails corporate rate, errs on income" https://t.
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The production errs on the side of caution, and that is an error, indeed.
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But for events with fellow ethnic Chinese, he errs on the side of caution.
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But this film errs on the side of ambition, making such faults easy to excuse.
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I think the chain errs on the side of caution when it comes to flavor.
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If anything, Dr. Niv said, the site errs on the side of underestimating the base rates.
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Like many big-screen comedies these days, it errs on the side of caution rather than outrageousness.
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Too often climate coverage errs on the cautious side, suggesting that this or that may come to pass.
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Seen through their characters' eyes, "Patrick Melrose" commits a basic sin: It errs on the side of obviousness.
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The gadget definitely errs on the pricier side, but I'd consider investing in anything that will improve the quality of my skin.
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We're told the show errs on the conservative side when it comes to bleeping live award shows because of the family audience.
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" In response to suggestions social media companies discriminate against conservative viewpoints, Potts said Facebook errs "on the side of allowing more speech.
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We must have a court that errs on the side of personal liberty, the rule of law, and strict adherence to the Constitution.
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In general, Breyer points out, the Court errs on the side of interpreting a law in a way that would make the law constitutional.
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Each turn and revelation errs on the side of fun over being brainy, and the result is a case that feels just smart enough.
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While both St. Vincent and Cara Delevingne have spoken publicly about their relationship, St. Vincent errs on the side of keeping her life very private.
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In "Paradise to Perdition", the heavy-handed presence of the narrator errs on pastiche, disrupting a story set in a resort in the Indian Ocean.
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"He always errs on the side of the caution until he runs out of money and takes whatever he has to take," Mr. Damon said.
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It's a rare move for the company -- which normally errs on the side of labeling or demoting false content, often to the ire of health experts.
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Listen closely to the way people talk about highlighter, and you'll start to notice that it errs on the side of being just a little bit hyperbolic.
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And it's fitting that the show errs on the side of largess, granting characters their full, complicated humanity without shying away from addressing the hardships they face.
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GoGuardian CEO Advait Shinde says the system errs on the side of alerting more often, but the company refused to share stats about its software's failure rate.
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Vogue's "73 Questions" series always errs on the side of awkward, but at least Kendall Jenner's episode has a few key Kris Jenner cameos to liven things up.
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AI is smart enough to recognize the search term and any abbreviations, like GlcN, and liberally interprets evidentiary sentences so that it errs on the side of inclusion.
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Fleur du Mal: Fleur du Mal definitely errs on the side of very sexy — think sheer lace bras and panties, silk tap shorts, garters, and even velvet thongs.
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These photos capture all the times famous folk have donned headwear that errs on the side of ridiculous, zany, odd, and unique — but in a way that's totally awesome.
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Shop Casper here and on Amazon or TargetType of mattress: A bouncy, breathable four-layer foam and latex bed that reportedly errs on the firmer end of the spectrum.
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Elizabeth, as we've seen several times over the years, always errs on the side of caution, which very often results in someone dying — even if they didn't especially have to.
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The filtering can sometimes get things wrong, though I've found it errs on the side of showing too many emails, rather than having you miss something you need to see.
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If your skin type errs on the side of excessively oily, chances are you've taken countless different approaches to combat it: acids, mattifying primers, oil-free foundations... the list goes on.
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If the only difference between releasing one week and releasing another week is the sheer act of having to announce a delay, Monomi Park errs on the side of a delay.
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Can Mehta's decision to stray away from the real-life version of events then, just be chalked down to dispensing a different perspective when it errs on the side of a lie?
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That signature appreciation for odd, yet intriguing subjects perhaps errs on the predictable side by now, which is why a so-called Twitter bot, the Louis Theroux Bot, is so damn accurate.
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One of the largest gay clubs in the city—with a clientele that errs on the trendier, muscle-flexing side—it's not a bad place come and show off your tiniest shirt.
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It's also shown that it sometimes errs on the side of conservatism ahead of phone debuts: Demand outstripped supply for its current flagship phone, the X, shortly after it went on sale.
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For all the richness of Mr. Brown's new orchestrations, and the vitality of a five-person dance ensemble choreographed by Rennie Harris, this staging smartly errs on the side of less is more.
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That's not to say the room is a downer — it errs on the side of collaborative fun above all else — but it nevertheless juxtaposes the adrenaline rush of solving puzzles with some grim revelations.
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In the case of the president's immediate family, the agency is required by law to provide round-the-clock security unless it is told not to and typically errs on the side of caution.
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This presents every top official with a tough balance between serving the institution and serving the president, and some within the intelligence community has felt that Pompeo errs on the side of the president.
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In a city where nearly everyone errs on the side of melodies, he comes off as a traditionalist in the way he tips each verse with boundless energy, rapping over songs like he's in a sprint.
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The storyline is based on a vignette from Taylor's life featured in a June 21990 Vanity Fair story, and it admittedly errs on the side of an urban legend because no one can quite confirm it.
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But if the selection errs on the side of inclusiveness, it does so in the interest of formal strength and material beauty, a juncture where making a point takes a back seat to indulging the eye.
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Like every VW, the made-in-Germany Arteon errs on the bracing side when it comes to driving; the suspension, steering, brakes, and throttle response have all be tuned to reward a swift spirit behind the wheel.
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Like the tech companies that have similar processes, Whole Foods errs on the side of transparency when it comes to business philosophy, but company leaders also note that the wage disclosure is a way to make sure they're paying everyone fairly.
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Aritzia: The Canadian boutique chain mostly sells in-house lines like Wilfred and Babaton, and the edit errs on the side of simple tops, pants, and dresses that do just as well at work as they do on a night out.
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A spokesperson pointed out that while the company errs on the side of believing sexual assault reports, it still has to filter through them to ensure that each is indeed a situation wherein a person was complaining of being attacked.
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Among that chorus of voices, Lael Brainard, a former Obama administration official and since June 2014 a Fed governor, has become a central figure in shaping the image of a Fed that errs on the side of caution when interpreting data and events.
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If it errs on the side of caution while stripping monetization first and making users appeal to get it back, it has a chilling effect on people who are doing things YouTube explicitly allows and supports — but get caught in the dragnet anyway.
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A fit model generally has the perfect proportions for a given size, is slightly taller than most women, has a cup size that errs on the smaller side, and doesn't have any particular quirks about her shape like most of us do.
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While this particular storyline errs on the "do not attempt to actually do this" side (with Bob and the kids breaking into the Moody Foodie's house and forcing him to eat a different burger), don't let one negative review shake up your entire world.
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"Even setting aside that this errs on the side of law enforcement rather than on the side of the accused, there is nothing in Demesme&aposs statement that is ambiguous, assuming the officers involved understood Demesme&aposs vernacular," editor Ed Krayewski wrote in a post on Reason.com.
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But this is the real world we're living in, where the weather errs on the side of stifling and we're all seeking solace in the comfort of the AC, a safe distance away from the sun's harsh rays — thus dashing any hopes of them poetically "kissing" our hair.
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"The decision by the Fed to go all in on the dovish pivot caught markets off guard, with investors expecting a more cautious and gradual approach from a central bank that typically errs on the more hawkish side," Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda in London, wrote in a note.
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Unlike Whitewater prosecutor Ken Starr, whose years-long investigation sprawled far beyond its original mission to look at a failed Arkansas land deal, an examination of Mueller's career shows that, if anything, he more regularly errs on the side of narrowly interpreting his mission, doggedly and tirelessly pursuing his own assigned task while ignoring ancillary avenues or unrelated troubling behavior.
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Indeed to Bishop McElroy's first point, I know very well the emotional costs of the annulment process for the people touched by it, the extent to which the church's requirements can seem to add burdens to people already going through a lot, and also the extent to which an annulment process that errs on the side of mercy can itself seem like a way in which the church doesn't take the first marriage's possible reality as seriously as it should.
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The Down Beat review by Bill Meyer says that, "This music is so concerned with essence that it sometimes errs on the side of severity; one wishes for just a bit more payoff after so much restraint."Meyer, Bill. Union review. Down Beat March 13: page 66. Print.
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27 in October 2008. Two major differences between UBIFS and JFFS2 are that UBIFS supports write caching, and UBIFS errs on the pessimistic side of free space calculation. UBIFS tends to perform better than JFFS2 for large NAND FLASH devices. This is a consequence of the UBIFS design goals: faster mounting, quicker access to large files, and improved write speeds.
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Mad Decent was founded in 2006 by Diplo. In 2010, the label moved from Philadelphia to Los Angeles. In 2011, it announced the launch of the imprint label Jeffrees as "an outlet to curate and promote new music that errs on the side of experimental, in keeping with the label’s original mission." The label gained more attention in 2012 and 2013, with the worldwide success of Baauer's single "Harlem Shake", which went viral on YouTube.
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The A.V. Club explains "in creating The Critic, Al Jean and Mike Reiss set out to make the show as dissimilar from The Simpsons as humanly possible". The character of Jay Sherman is "the butt of many of the jokes on The Critic but he's also an extraordinarily accomplished figure". For this reason the show needed to find the right balance between the two. The A.V. Club explains that "the pilot episode of The Critic errs on the side of making him seem altogether too accomplished".
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George Varga of JazzTimes noted "This hit-or-miss quality is present throughout the album, which-despite its diverse lineup and lofty ambitions-too often errs on the side of caution and politeness, when risk- taking and surprise would have made this a recording truly worthy of Hancock’s expansive skills and imagination". John Eyles of BBC wrote "Ironically, in 2005 Hancock was elected to the Jazz Hall of Fame, since when the jazz aspects of his music have waned. Although The Imagine Project is entertaining and engaging, its jazz content is limited. Fans will hope that the 70-year-old still has another great jazz album in him – preferably alongside Shorter".
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WilyKit (voiced by Lynne Lipton in original series, Madeleine Hall in the 2011 series, Erica Lindbeck in the 2020 series) and WilyKat (voiced by Peter Newman in original series, Eamon Pirruccello in the 2011 series, Max Mittelman in the 2020 series) are twin siblings, Kat being the older brother and Kit as the younger sister where both of them are based on the wildcat; they are jointly referred to as "ThunderKittens" by the other characters, although technically they are older than Lion-O. In the original series, Kat appears to be the equivalent to a human that is twelve years of age. They are the mischief-makers, and often have their own lessons to learn alongside Lion-O while they live on Third Earth, where they frequently use tricks and traps to combat evil. Kit is the more adventurous, while the older Kat usually errs on the side of caution.
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In "Gatekeeper" AI scenarios, the AI can act to prevent rival superintelligences from being created, but otherwise errs on the side of allowing humans to create their own destiny. Ben Goertzel of OpenCog has advocated a "Nanny AI" scenario where the AI additionally takes some responsibility for preventing humans from destroying themselves, for example by slowing down technological progress to give time for society to advance in a more thoughtful and deliberate manner. In a third scenario, a superintelligent "Protector" AI gives humans the illusion of control, by hiding or erasing all knowledge of its existence, but works behind the scenes to guarantee positive outcomes. In all three scenarios, while humanity gains more control (or at least the illusion of control), humanity ends up progressing more slowly than it would if the AI were unrestricted in its willingness to rain down all the benefits of its advanced technology on the human race.
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According to Ana Cristina Mendes (2010), The White Tiger falls prey to "inauthenticity": Adiga a well-read Indian author who writes in English, having been educated at Oxford and Columbia – errs on the side of an unconvincing colloquialism by making his characters speak a language of the Indian underground, which he himself masters only to a certain extent. The novel is described as a first-person bildungsroman and placed within the wider context of contemporary Indian writing in English, as a novel about "the Darkness" (which reminds us of Dickens's London) and a fascinating success story about the overnight rise of one character from rags to riches, but also about India’s development as a global market economy. Mendes (2010) notices in this a certain artificiality, cleverly masked by irony, and remarks the “'cardboard cut-out' title character equipped with an inauthentic voice that ultimately undermines issues of class politics" (p. 277). Pakistani blogger Sarmad Iqbal reviewed Adiga's The White Tiger for International Policy Digest, saying: "This novel in multiple ways was an eye opener for me about the rising India as being a Pakistani I grew up listening to and learning nothing good about India.
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