Too often in Africa, they fail at these basic tasks.
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Who wants to succeed in business and fail at home?
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That pregnancy is something one can succeed or fail at.
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Back at American Century, Richie continues to fail at sobriety.
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" Nobody says, "I wanna go out and fail at life.
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To me, it was designed to fail at some level.
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I want him to fail at treating immigrants as subhuman.
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It is just another way to fail at measuring up.
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Only losers would think Jared Kushner could fail at anything.
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Marvel movies almost always fail at making even the heroes relatable.
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The mastermind mechanic, Lauvergeat, said the bike could fail at anytime.
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The one thing the museum doesn't fail at is attracting visitors.
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I am not the first to fail at making Yorkshire pudding.
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Policies that fail at their stated goals may serve unstated interests.
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"There is no way I can fail at this," Nichols says.
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So if you fail at something, you don't have to despair.
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When politicians fail at virtue signaling, it's painfully awkward to watch.
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There's a good chance they will fail at this, too. Why?
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How badly do these government price controls fail at that task?
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The North's missiles soon began to fail at a remarkable pace.
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They may fail at entering the U.S. and have to try again.
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Is she praying that I fail at everything I'm trying to do?
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Even the most steadfast beauty routines fail at one time or another.
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The risk with Uber wasn't that it would fail at ride hailing.
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Conversely, teams that failed at one thing seemed to fail at everything.
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You know, in his career and he can&apost fail at this.
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Fail at either one, and the company will struggle and eventually sink.
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You can fail at many things: job interviews, driving tests and exams.
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There are many ways to be virtuous, or to fail at it.
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What if I fail at being responsible for a child—a life?
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Who came up with the idea that we can fail at aging?
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But the first question is whether Kavanaugh's nomination will fail at all.
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"Some people fail at this point, before they have even started," he says.
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Gimbals tend to fail at about 30 miles an hour of wind speed.
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How did the world's biggest, most successful entertainment company completely fail at gaming?
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These efforts are probably doomed to fail, at least in the short term.
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Simply put: we're not giving them permission to fail at anything - except failing.
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How long would you try and fail at something until you gave up?
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But WeWork might simply be too big to fail, at least for SoftBank.
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As for those who don't fail at all, they're not living hard enough.
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Meanwhile, films with white stars fail at the box office all the time.
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Every year, without fail, at least one holiday commercial brings me to tears.
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Brilliant men make for good copy, even when they fail at their jobs.
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Like startups, most venture capital firms fail- at least in terms of returns.
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So remember next time you fail at something or someone leaves you heartbroken….
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What are you likely to fail at or to do poorly as president?
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"Beating the market" is a fool's game that even most professionals fail at.
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My dad (also an entrepreneur) gave me permission to fail at every sport.
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Over the years, we've seen folks try and fail at the smart glasses game.
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"As a parent, words fail at times like this," the father of three continued.
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I normally think of a "fitness challenge" as something I'm going to fail at.
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If he's determined to do the first, however, he will fail at the second.
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But when you fail at the systemic game like Skylines, there's no one thing.
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In Poland, Guterres said it would be "suicidal" and "immoral" to fail at COP103.
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So there is a good chance that Twitter will fail at its declared task.
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To fail at the Düsseldorf court, at the very first step, is a bitter result.
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They start selling drugs together, fail at selling drugs together, and then...that's about it.
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After the Olympics ended, however, the team faced a hilarious travel fail at the airport.
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Human beings often learn by watching how other people succeed or fail at specific tasks.
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"God brought me this far, not to let me fail at the end of it."
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So relaxing in fact, that I fail at taking a proper #selfie while doing it.
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Most drugs that look hopeful early in develop fail at some point in experimental stages.
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But without unless they inspire young voters, turnout, they will fail at the ballot box.
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Part of VR's problem has been how few many games fail at this basic task.
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Present him secretly with some chances to succeed or fail at being a successful ally.
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It could fail at multiple points — on the initial procedural vote or on final passage.
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Or it could be a serendipitous accident and these two different award shows fail at awarding.
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Doing anything less means you're guaranteed to fail at your campaign — even if you get funded.
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Why do they fail at keeping the radicalizing, racist, and hateful content from saturating their sites?
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Wrong. Lame. Foolish. A great way to fail at leadership is to appear higher than thou.
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The world is a tough place, and most people will fail at starting a successful business.
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Human monitors can't keep up with the scale, and algorithms fail at the most basic tasks.
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" -David Schwartz "We can be truly successful only at things we are willing to fail at.
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We are, in Rich's telling, doomed by "human nature" to fail at averting the climate crisis.
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" He also told WPRO-AM that company executives "didn't do anything wrong but fail at business.
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The role of political Islam is being questioned as its representatives continue to fail at governance.
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The women who fail at this innovate styles out of a combination of innovation and poverty.
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We fail at making dinner plans with someone across town until eventually one of us dies.
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If they fail at this, they believe they will get wiped out in the midterms; 85003.
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To fail at this is to soar twice, three times as high as any manmade structure.
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With that said, Scott's opposition means Farr's confirmation will fail at least 51-50 in the Senate.
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It&aposs not just America, and we can&apost fail at it and the president won&apost.
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We wish someone would've put a "Dare to Fail at Inadequacy" poster in our bedroom as teens.
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In an online environment faced with agile, adaptive adversaries, every detection tool will fail at some point.
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He is the type of artist that I will strive to be like and ultimately fail at.
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Dawkins said a lot of museums fail at creating immersive spaces, and this game follows those thoughts.
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"The resistance will be unbelievable, and if we fail, at least we tried," Buffett said last month.
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Both proposals are expected to fail at this point because either would need 60 votes to advance.
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Unlike New Year's resolutions, the best part about daily routines is that you can't "fail" at them.
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"I'm gonna fail at retirement for about a year," he told one friend on his Facebook page.
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In communities besieged by an arsonist, residents and public officials may fail at first to recognize what's happening.
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"Bria didn't want to fail at this," says Baker, who cast several other non-professionals in the film.
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Finding each piece isn't simple, but you can't really "fail" at any puzzles one you do find them.
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Sometimes I fail at this, and I think that my work has succeeded best when the pacing works.
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WMTF experts say tailings dams fail at ten times the rate of reservoirs, mostly because of poor drainage.
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Co-founder disputes have historically been one of the top reasons startups fail at the earliest possible stage.
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Chess computers fail at Penrose's chess puzzle because they have a database of end-games to choose from.
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The Federal Highway Administration, he said, "continues to fail at its mission to ensure American highways are safe."
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Personhood laws like the "Florida for Life Act" consistently fail at the ballot, even in deeply conservative states.
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Going viral is something that many creators try to do with their work, and most fail at it.
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Both of these rescue attempts fail at first, but later sort of succeed — when it's too late, unfortunately.
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Despite your best intentions, chances are you'll fail at some point along your new-year-new-you journey.
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"The time to diagnose dyslexia is before the child has a chance to fail at reading," she said.
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And despite all that effort, either 15 or all 16 of them will fail at their ambitious goal.
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Pat's shit goes beyond self promotion, his is a desire to see his enemies fail at any cost.
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We really can't fail at a Perfume concert with so many people there, so we test a lot first.
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However, a computer certainly tried — and didn't exactly fail at writing the next great chapter of the wizarding world.
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Where most brands fail at making sneaker-boot hybrids, SeaVees' minimal approach to style makes this design a winner.
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No matter how many years of plugging USB cables in, I still fail at plugging them in right sometimes.
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The real issue is that they so often fail at providing a good launch pad for a winning candidate.
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Quitting coffee is one of those things I dabble in, without fail, at the beginning of every new year.
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They wanted Republicans to fail at this endeavor because they knew the kind of positive momentum it could generate.
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I will make mistakes and fail at supporting other mothers, but I want to hear and learn their experiences.
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How could two major institutions surrounding him so abhorrently fail at protecting the children and women under their care?
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I eventually make it to the last stop on the train station and then I fail at finding the bus.
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I consider it my duty — which I fail at, unfortunately — to take action to spread these good things to everyone.
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Before I could try Botox, my health insurance — Cigna — required me to try and fail at least two other meds.
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You have to really, really work hard to fail at television directing because there's so many levels of safety net.
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"Her doctor said, 'Your intestines could fail at any time and if they do, you could die,&apos" says Glasgow.
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They point out that there are two key reasons people fail at whatever it is they set out to do.
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And, believe it or not, but there is always something you can learn when you fail at achieving a goal.
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Because whether you have many resources or very few, you're almost certain to fail at some point in your career.
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Unwilling to fail at something so elemental, I decided to ask one last person, at the end of the line.
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These slash-and-burn tactics have failed in state governments, and they will most assuredly fail at the federal level.
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With unified control in Washington, Republicans could not afford to fail at the fundamental task of keeping the government funded.
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Barack Obama's presidential campaign for an online publication, a truly incredible opportunity that I sort of suspect she will fail at.
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There's another, more embarrassing reason I like writing on Tap: it feels safe, because I can't succeed or fail at it.
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If we fail, at least let our children and our children's children say of us we justified our brief moment here.
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This may be the first time we see a sensate fail at something, or do harm to another of the cluster.
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I failed (and continue to fail) at The Balcony over and over and over again, with a smile on my face.
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The only way we fail at something is by avoiding it, not trying, or only doing things we are good at.
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There were dozens of moments where it legitimately seemed like Democrats would fail at their health overhaul effort — moments when Sen.
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Now a second attempt at passing a climate bill also seems doomed to fail at the hands of a Republican walkout.
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"Most people who set off in business without financial backing fail at some time in their lives," Branson tells Big Think.
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And then how much can you heat up the phone before the chassis melts or which components fail at which temperatures?
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The iPhone XR would basically fail at taking this photo, while the iPhone 123 holds its own against the Pixel 3.
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It's not the greatest driver in town, but I defy anyone to fail at parallel parking behind the wheel of this.
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Maggie and Jackson continue to fail at flirting, so this will end in an off-duty bunk bed in like three episodes.
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"If I fail at something, it's the worst thing in the world because I never forgive myself," she shared with The Edit.
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Even some of the most frequently used websites out there fail at the very basic task of explaining what an image is.
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Because let's be real: the best part about the Get Out challenge is watching people totally fail at taking Walter's sharp turn.
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Not everyone who voted against Trump wanted him to fail -- at least to start with -- a factor the President clearly hasn't processed.
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And there are a lot of things they fail at — and could learn from some of the leading consumer tech juggernauts today.
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There's all this hoopla, because I think there are people on the left who clearly want the country to fail at this.
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The problem is that much of this attention is coming from those who want the film to fail at the box office.
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One theory was that the Fed wanted to fail at least one bank every year to keep the industry on its toes.
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This is nothing more than an illegal, partisan attempted coup that will, based on recent sentiment, badly fail at the voting booth.
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Without fail, at every concert, audience members would come up to me and tell me that the Ladino portion was their favorite part.
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If you're asking for someone to lose the bad things and fail at destructive things, we suppose the negatives cancel each other out.
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Does anyone want to watch a wide-eyed 20-something-year-old fail at the job search for more than roughly two minutes?
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History indicates that when tech companies set out to reinvent entire categories, many commonly fail at first (recall Webvan, or Marc Andreesen's LoudCloud).
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Think of it this way: If Pompeo or National Security Adviser John Bolton fail at their jobs, at worst, Trump may fire them.
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Talent aside, each presents their own problems which would see them fail at Barcelona, should the La Liga heavyweight prise them from England.
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Here's a hint: If you fail at governance because the issues we face are incredibly complex, well, that's an E, a good failure.
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"There was never a moment where I thought, 'Oh, my gosh, we're going to fail at this,'" Mr. Toomey said in an interview.
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But if you're a Christian -- and I lay claim to this for myself -- you understand that it's human to fail at perfect behavior.
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"Nobody knew that health care could be so complicated," he famously marveled the first time he was preparing to fail at passing legislation.
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The lithium battery also stores energy so that power is maintained if all inputs fail at the same time, according to its makers.
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And it shows us the risks of ignoring what it means to fail, at scale, in a booming city that grows every month.
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They keep your T-zone free from the dreaded oil that hits without fail at 3 PM, but make everything else look seriously lit.
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Within the reddit comments she explained that her daughter began working on the drawings after watching a sculptor fail at creating a Batman statue.
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"Essentially I was allowed to fail at a project and then fix it before my boss even knew I had failed once," Clark explains.
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Although society was beginning to accept this, it was assumed that those who tried to do it all were going to fail at everything.
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"We don't want the president to fail at this," Senate Foreign Relations Committee ranking member Bob MenendezRobert (Bob) MenendezPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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"This is nothing more than an illegal, partisan attempted coup that will, based on recent sentiment, badly fail at the voting booth," Trump writes.
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The resolution, which pairs quick action to throttle carbon emissions and liberal job-creation programs, will fail at the hands of the Republican majority.
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Working resistance is the key to habits What I've learned in working with others is that most people fail at habits because of resistance.
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We age because the many physical systems that make up our body begin to fail at the same time and in mutually detrimental ways.
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There are a lot of things that Trump is going to fail at during his presidency, and that he's going to be frustrated by.
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Well, that and when Foreigner's "Feels Like the First Time" plays right before Roberts and her boyfriend fail at having sex for the first time.
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Audio-Technica's DSR9s are both wireless and closed, both things aimed at making them suitable for portable use, but they completely fail at that task.
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This isn't a game you can "lose" or fail at in some other way, so all the pieces are going to fall into place eventually.
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In Phoenix, Tuscon and other parts of Arizona and Nevada, the heat could cause flight cancellations, since aircraft components can fail at such high temperatures.
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As researchers from Facebook's FAIR lab explain in a pre-print paper published this week, they fail at this task on a number of levels.
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Some enjoy saying that, because they're sadists who enjoy watching other people fail at one of the hardest things human beings attempt: the lasting relationship.
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The good news is once people know they are bad at something — say, if they fail at a logic puzzle — they'll typically admit to it.
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When the gatekeepers step aside and allow access to marriage equality or domesticity, they're just watching you and waiting for you to fail at it.
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The goal here is to get everything to fail, at which point the plastic bag ban goes away, despite the mandate from the elected legislature.
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It was sad to fail at masturbation — again, no one to blame but herself — but at least it was better than failing with a partner.
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And so yeah, there are days I fail at that, there are days I stumble and fall, there are days I feel like curling up.
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Many of us are deeply afraid to fail; conveniently, it's impossible to fail at coloring (straying outside the lines is an artistic choice, of course).
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If the game fails (and contrary to marketing campaigns, the development team always believes the game can fail), at least you did everything you could.
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HIV testing is the gateway to both prevention and care, and we continue to fail at providing this essential service to those most in need.
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What makes you fail at making a perfect roti reminds me of an aviator's basic flaws, like being brilliant at takeoffs and hopeless at landings.
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Even with all my knowledge — from the help line, from hindsight, from 25 other plants — I've still managed to occasionally fail at proper pothos husbandry.
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Yes, you are trying, but I'm struck by how spectacularly so many of you continue to fail at listening, this most basic of human skills.
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But Bezos was already determined to start his own company — he felt he'd rather try and fail at a startup than never try at all.
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Later Wednesday, the Senate still plans to vote on the House-passed standalone defense funding bill, which is expected to fail at a procedural vote.
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He seems almost certain to fail, at which point the president would swear in him and his proposed cabinet, to serve until the next election.
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In addition, not only does Facebook fail at vetting its Trending news links, it also has no way of flagging the links that fill its site.
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But they will fail at it (because Trump will torpedo it, and Clinton will make it difficult), eventually leaving them with option #2, capitulating to Trumpism.
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YouTube is too big to fail at this point, and labels have largely come to terms with Spotify's free tier due to its high conversion rate.
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And should they fail at an initial hearing with an asylum officer, the children have the opportunity to present their claims anew before an immigration judge.
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You'll never once see a "Game Over" screen, even if you fail at some task or another — you'll just try again until you get it right.
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Canadian firms Onex and Brookfield Asset Management made a joint approach for IWG in December, only for takeover talks to fail at the start of February.
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Part of the reason is because while our schools are pretty good at teaching students how to do things, they fail at teaching why things matter.
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Alaimo led a panel titled "Mom Liked You Best: Common Reasons Why Estate Plans Fail" at the American Institute of CPAs' Engage conference in Las Vegas.
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If Starbucks had considered the research on corporate diversity training, they would know that such an effort was doomed to fail at achieving its intended outcomes.
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And even those usually fail, at which point all you have left is a down-and-dirty tax cut for the rich plus a larger deficit.
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We argued that the pilot will undermine the ability of market forces to drive capital formation and will fail at its goal of measuring broker conflicts.
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Doctors call it heart failure, but since I'm not the type of person who likes to fail at anything, I'll just say that it is broken.
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Don't beat yourself up I don't know about you, but when I destroy my budget or fail at a savings goal, this is what usually happens: 1.
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Specifically, the benchmarks used to judge and reward fund managers fail at their most elemental task: protecting investors and deploying capital where it will be best used.
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In this strange climate I started realizing that focusing on one thing in an effort not to fail at anything else was a weight I was carrying.
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Johnson proved that a neural network will fail at this task when the width of the layers is less than or equal to the number of inputs.
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Here's what we know: Going to the gym is a top resolution every year —and most people fail at keeping it, at least for the long run.
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According to Neo, when we fail at something, it can be a simple indication it's something that doesn't work for you and you can cut it loose.
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We want our employees to get better medical services at lower cost .... we know the resistance will be unbelievable, and if we fail - at least we tried.
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Some insurers have "fail first" policies, which mean that people have to try less-intensive treatment and fail at it before more comprehensive care will be covered.
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Don't Beat Yourself Up I don't know about you, but when I destroy my budget or fail at a savings goal, this is what usually happens: 1.
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BioWare has been defined by single-player role-playing games since Baldur's Gate, but they should be encouraged to try something new, even if they fail at it.
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I think a lot of comedians have a level of stress and pressure that you'll never face because if you fail at comedy, you'll always have your music.
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But they still fail at issues of size and weight; Terry's former fatness is still played for laughs as a shameful time when he was out of control.
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Over 70 iOS apps are exposing user and device data to interception because they have been misconfigured or otherwise fail at handling encryption, according to a security researcher.
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Eight years later, TransferWise ranked No. 23 on CNBC's 2019 Disruptor 50 list and has done so by revising its business model, something many start-ups fail at.
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What Black Panther does so well, that so many other movies fail at, is infusing its story with big, meaningful ideas and having a villain with real motives.
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And because those failures are easier to deal with than facing the fear of doing the job you love and running the risk that you'll fail at that.
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We know major actors in the private sector fail at this stuff all the time and, adding insult to injury, are not held responsible — case in point: Equifax.
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Many high earners may try several business ideas or jobs and fail at them all, for example, but they'll always brush their shoulders off and keep on going.
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I am a reminder of a thought that is difficult for the rational brain to accept: that the elements that constitute our bodies might fail at any moment.
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The nations of the world either don't provide the basics of a good life or they do it at excessive cost in resources, or they fail at both.
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"There's an appreciation that we can't continue to fail at the rate we're failing in rural America and be successful in presidential races and Senate races," Heitkamp said.
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Make it a priority to be human again — to work hard and to rest hard without buying into the idea that we'll fail at life if we rest.
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While there certainly was a seasonal downside -- including flooding and concerns that a dam might fail at Lake Oroville -- residents are heartened by the highest snowpack level since 220.
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And each said the biggest difference between themselves and others who fail at reentering society is that they simply decided, while in jail, that they had to do better.
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People fail at this for all sorts of reasons, but often it's because they believe that being a feminist involves writing checks or hosting dinners or criticizing bros online.
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Even if every reasonable person is wrong and Mars One does launch, its mission seems doomed to fail, at least according to an infamous report from MIT in 2014.
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"There will be a bunch of countertrend rallies but I expect gold to fail at that downtrend which is actually just below the high end of the call spread."
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But we're hesitant about tasks that we could possibly fail at, though those are of course the ones that stretch our talents and challenge us to develop new skills.
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It comes after Canadian firms Onex and Brookfield Asset Management made a joint approach for IWG in December, only for takeover talks to fail at the start of February.
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With the dare I had given myself still ringing in my head, I did not want to fail at my own attempt at med-free mental stability as well.
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I want him to fail at partnering with the brutal dictator in Russia, in encouraging extremists in Israel and in destroying American relationships with the rest of the world.
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Opinion: When it comes to depicting disability, Hollywood keeps 'cripping up' Deaf writer Sara Novic writes that Hollywood continues to fail at representing the disabled community honestly and accurately.
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By eliciting a full, visceral engagement from the viewer, the film embodies the respect for the singular events of the Holocaust that more commercial treatments of the subject fail at.
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Because Botox is so costly, almost all health insurance companies require patients to try and fail at least two or more other treatments before they're allowed to receive Botox injections.
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"It reads like a laundry list for comprehensive immigration reform, and if Congress has proven an extraordinary ability to do anything, it's to fail at comprehensive immigration reform," Tillis said.
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"You need a voice that fits well within a culture that can be absurdist or you are going to fail at trying to be, 'LOL, look how random,'" Kreher said.
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A joint exit poll commissioned by The Irish Times and state broadcaster RTE showed Fine Gael at 22.4 percent, Sinn Fein at 22.3 percent and Fianna Fail at 103 percent.
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If the negotiations are completed successfully, a deal could be announced as early as next week, the sources said, cautioning that it was possible talks could fail at the last minute.
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BuzzFeed News reported on Tuesday that Robbins makes members of the audience who fail at his tasks drink a mystery liquid they were led to believe contains laxatives as a punishment.
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I can fail at geography but nonetheless have good political judgment, just as a political whiz kid who knows the names of every member of Congress could also lack social graces.
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Trump may try to undo the Obama-era regulations at EPA (and may fail at it); he may approve the Keystone XL pipeline; he may dream of a resurgence of coal.
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You may also fail at first, but if you stay in the "scary" place of optimal anxiety, you may find yourself taking important risks that you never thought you would do.
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But they are doomed to fail at the level of change needed until the Church is willing to take two incredibly basic steps toward reform that it has thus far resisted.
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"To fail at being male results in isolation as well as violence and death," explains Emilia Lombardi, a medical sociologist and professor at Baldwin University who studies transgender populations and health.
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Knowing when to push for unity and when to allow Senators to strip away is a serious challenge for any leader, and one that they will all likely periodically fail at.
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The good thing about camp, it turns out, is that being a little bit undefinable makes it arguably harder to fail at the red carpet, at least when you actually commit.
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Klopp had, for some reason, picked up a reputation as a nearly man: a manager who could take a team so far, but was destined to fail at the last hurdle.
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An Irish Times/ Ipsos MRBI poll published on Monday found support for left-wing Sinn Fein at 25%, making them a clear leader, with support for centre-right Fianna Fail at 23%.
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From what it was like to fail at school for the first time in her life, to failing her pre-med classes when her life plan had been to become a doctor.
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Finally, all of the detection-focused cybercorns face the brutal mathematics of Turing's halting problem: In an online environment faced with agile, adaptive adversaries, every detection tool will fail at some point.
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Tim: I think it's important to recognize a couple of reasons we fail at goals in the first place, because I think the answer to setting good goals is buried in that.
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Once you fail at the major league level, decent success in AAA will earn you the ticket back to the majors if the need for a replacement at your position should arise.
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They decided that if they were going to fail at this, they were going to fail fast, over the course of a month or two, not waste a year on the project.
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Best friends Abbi (Abbi Jacobson), an artsy klutz with the "ass of an ageless angel," and Ilana (Ilana Glazer), a sex-positive extrovert with a trail of job dismissals, fail at many things.
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And because these popular apps seem to have succeeded where traditional banks often fail — at getting young people interested in saving — legacy financial institutions have started investing in and acquiring these finance upstarts.
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"After failing at so much in my life, I knew I couldn't fail at this," says Adeleke, who would walk three miles every day to a pool and taught himself how to swim.
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She overcame abusive and neglectful parents, foster homes, suicide attempts, repeated hospitalizations and the persistently gloomy conviction of relatives, caregivers, teachers, doctors and occasionally herself that she would fail at whatever she attempted.
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It's impossible to 'fail' at meditation One of the two SIY teachers who led the program, Laurie Cameron, debunked the myth that if you keep getting distracted while sitting, meditation isn't for you.
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The media have a responsibility to take the gendering out of their coverage, which they mostly fail at (*cue helpful people telling me about all the exposure I get, to totally negate my argument*).
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It's also worth remembering that the movie itself is, in fact, pretty funny: This is not a queasy cinema of squirm in which you'll shift uncomfortably in your seat watching people fail at improv.
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Brewis will tell you right away that there is no grand metaphor or purpose for the song other than it being an ordinary interaction between ordinary people who meet and fail at their romance.
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This also means that when girls fail at making it as Cantopop stars, they often try to find success in mainland China, where they can join the cast of a second-rate television drama.
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The United States will continue to fail at this transition until it places the same overwhelming emphasis on realizing humanitarian, economic, information and political victory that it seems willing to place on military victory.
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While being in my opinion quite unpleasant to type on, they appeared to fail at an astonishing rate judging by the proportion of users I saw personally reporting problems, and are quite expensive to replace.
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I'm stubborn and highly competitive, so it was frustrating to "fail" at the diet, but I also really, really love food, and skipping one to two meals a day was not worth it to me.
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But it doesn't get at what seems to me to be the underlying problem at hand: white artists often fail at this work because they haven't centered themselves within the violence of their own whiteness.
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When I finally admitted to myself that I'd rather fail at being a writer for a while than succeed at something that didn't really fit, I moved to New York to really, actually try this time.
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In another area of ethics, there is sometimes discussion of the idea that the aim of parenting is not to be the perfect parent (we all fail at that), but to be a "good enough" parent.
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Even products that functioned as intended, like social networks and chat apps, vacuumed up millions in VC funding only to fail at maintaining the meteoric growth necessary to survive as free software in the App Store.
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You fail at this only when you try to skip to the end, either by giving up before you begin (self-abandonment) or asserting you're right before anyone even gets to get a word in edgewise.
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The technician identified the 2,060 to 2,100 range on the as key areas of resistance, and suggested that if the market were to fail at those levels, it could confirm the makings of a bear market.
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At what moment does one fail at Skylines, and more importantly, what is the critical difference between failure here and failure in any of those death-and-learning action games that I mentioned at the beginning?
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All these things were factors in the creation of Surgeon Simulator 2013, in which players individually control each finger of an imaginary hand in order to perform (or, usually, fail at performing) life-saving surgical operations.
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"If we fail at those measures, we face outcomes far worse than any included in the range of possibilities predicted by their model," said Carl T. Bergstrom, a professor of biology at the University of Washington.
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The challenge is to figure out how to quarantine those kinds of hatreds and also represent your voters — because if you fail at the second task, even with the highest of principles the quarantine won't hold.
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Their new study, which will be published in the journal Language next month, builds on previous research that found that court reporters frequently fail at accurately transcribing and comprehending testimonies spoken in AAE, resulting in crucial inaccuracies.
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According to video and internal documents we reviewed, the self-help superstar punishes those who fail at his self-help tasks by calling them onstage in front of large crowds and making them drink the unidentified mixture.
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A powerful laptop will always fail at one end or the other of this power management spectrum, and the Zephyrus, in its quest to be so incredibly slight, drops the ball when it comes to battery life.
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He's also writing about his former and younger self, and bearing in mind of all the younger black people out there when he vows: I will love myself enough to be honest when I fail at loving.
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This is similar to Jon's plan to go North of the Wall to capture a wight; there were other ways for him to convince Cersei (or to fail at it), but this one yielded the coolest confrontations.
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It was only at the moment when the mission seemed bound to fail — at least, within the time I would be on board — that I realized how invested I had become in the Petrel's finding the Wasp.
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"This is nothing more than an illegal, partisan attempted coup that will, based on recent sentiment, badly fail at the voting booth," Mr. Trump declared, describing a process enshrined in the Constitution as an attempted government overthrow.
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"This is nothing more than an illegal, partisan attempted coup that will, based on recent sentiment, badly fail at the voting booth," Mr. Trump declared, describing a process enshrined in the Constitution as an attempted government overthrow.
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Instead of being consumed by the fear of making a wrong step, stop to consider the fact that everyone, including the most successful leaders, has failed or will fail at some point — and lived to tell the tale.
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I would go to my math and science classes as a kid and pick the desk all the way in the back of the room because I always expected myself to fail at those subjects, because I'm a girl.
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The effect of focusing on goal completion was that the Watch turned my fun reprieve (my time working out) into more work — work I could be nagged about, work I could fail at, work that I began to resent.
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Truly, if you're gonna kill the king, you gotta kill the king; you can't just loudly threaten to kill the king, then lamely attempt to give him a wedgie (and fail at even that), and then not expect blowback.
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When I want to access my apps, what tends to happen most often is I fail at completing the awkward long swipe, wind up at the multitasking menu, and then I do another quick swipe to get to the apps.
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Comparing the scans and the cognitive tests showed that those people whose RNFL was in the thinnest fifth of the group were 11% more likely to fail at least one cognitive test than those with an RNFL in the thickest fifth.
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A momentary lapse of judgement and a mechanical failure are all that was necessary for this expensive stabilizer to fail at its one job: keeping the $70,000 camera it was supporting from smashing into pieces on the parking lot pavement.
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Add to that the suspicious lack of marketing surrounding the film, a move many interpreted as the studio lowering expectations to minimize potential fallout should it fail at the box office, and we have the makings of a glaring double standard.
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He warned May that she would lose her leadership before the end of this parliament in 2022 and that the party would fail at any election if it continued to present itself as "anti-modern, anti-immigrant, anti-urban, anti-metropolitan".
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One of the key lessons from decades of academic research on mergers and acquisitions (apart from the little-known fact that deals tend to fail at least as often as they succeed) is that related diversification tends to outperform unrelated diversification.
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These shortcomings have become so apparent in the decades since the film's release that Blade Runner has become a shorthand for exploring those topics, even if only to show how sci-fi stories like it can succeed or fail at addressing them.
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The situation highlights a complex compromise on behalf of tech companies that are often loath to impose restrictions on internal employee speech, but which also tend to fail at following through on broad diversity goals and hard choices related to workplace culture.
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We know this not only because she's a celeb we spot, without fail at Coachella year after year, but also because she's the single-most dedicated (and persistent) ambassador for "festival fashion": tattered denim shorts, knit crop tops, ill-advised accessorizing — the works.
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That is, they fail at creating a second great product because during the product design and planning process, the natural desire to leverage the first product's strengths, justify a project's resources and manage risk lead to those factors seeping into decision-making.
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Learning to make sacrifices and take a methodical approach led to financial successWhen asked how she beat the odds and managed to launch a wildly successful startup so quickly when so many others fail at this task, Gavia first pointed to her dedication.
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It's about me, looking at all of the information in front of me, and then trying to make my way through it in the easiest way, snake-like, without losing too many resources or causing myself to somehow fail at the game.
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Without basic standards for benefit design, a continuous coverage requirement could succeed in attracting young, healthy consumers into the insurance market yet still fail at improving the sustainability of insurance plans that are generous enough to be of value to the chronically ill.
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Not only do Christoph Büchel, Michael Walker (of the New York Times) and Hauser & Wirth Gallery fail at critique, they reinforce the use of art to euphemize and aestheticize state violence, and mock the lived experiences of those most affected by that violence.
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Whatever the reason, a result is that drugs that pass the first couple of stages of the F.D.A. approval process founder more and more frequently in the larger late-stage trials; more than 90 percent of pain medications now fail at this stage.
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" Trump continues to hold a grudge against the satirical magazine's co-founder Graydon Carter, now the editor of Vanity Fair, tweeting in November 2015: "I have watched sloppy Graydon Carter fail and close Spy Magazine and now am watching him fail at @VanityFair Magazine.
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Unless he votes to limit his own power in the company, proposals like these are doomed to fail at the meetings—they do, however, succeed in raising the critic's myriad complaints to a wide audience at a sensitive and important moment for the company.
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"And so it's in something of a mathematic spiral and you could either sit on the sidelines and say let is fail at its own volition, leave it alone — which I think is probably, politically, would be the easier thing to do," he continued.
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But I really thought then — I grew up on Steven Spielberg movies and Frank Capra movies and knowing about Walter Cronkite — so my idea of the media and journalism is a very lofty idea, even though we may fail at it every once in a while.
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For now, though, it seems like a lot of codes attempting to make art are pretty good at mimicking human artists on the local level (say, a few notes at a time), but they fail at generating a larger structure that feels satisfying (like a complete work of art).
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Update: It turns out that MSI had already addressed the matter, in a comment provided to HardOCP Editor-in-Chief Kyle Bennett, back in 2014: Unfortunately, it appears that MSI continues to fail at communicating clearly the difference between review and retail cards and the reasoning behind that decision.
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"Today's deal ignores the urgency to reduce emissions quickly and hands out billions in pollution subsidies, meaning that the EU carbon market will continue to fail at its task to spur green investments and phase out coal," said Femke de Jong, EU policy director at Carbon Market Watch.
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I had to fail there and then I had to fail at George Brown to realize that I should be going to school for what I want to do and for what I like rather than something that's money-based, or something society says that you should have.
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But every year, without fail, at least one brand gets it appallingly wrong, whether it's handheld wank-sleeve Fleshlight "[honoring] those still fighting for freedom," or a Florida Walmart trying to recreate the scene of that unspeakable tragedy by building the Twin Towers out of Coke Zero boxes.
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Unless the Space Force is independent of the Air Force and given the mission to defend the economy of space beyond earth's orbit to the Moon and beyond, and achieve dominance over any other competitor, it will fail at its purpose to protect our values into the future.
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"Playing Pictionary with shaving cream and using your toes gets kids who have fears of chemicals to touch the cream, while kids with a social phobia get a chance to draw a picture and possibly fail at having someone guess what it is," said Robyn Nelson, the camp's coordinator.
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Now, as Zuckerberg prepares to be grilled by U.S. lawmakers this week over his company's widening data breach and myriad scandals at home and abroad, activists and human rights groups in Myanmar are pointing to these hate-filled posts as proof that Facebook continues to fail at enforcing its own rules.
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As InsideHigherEd reported, the gist of his accusation, which the college has categorically denied, is that, in return for a grant, the school compelled undergraduates to buy a $100 program called MindTap from the company, and also promised to fail at least 30 percent of students to somehow make it seem more effective.
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I'm always a little nervous, because I don't want to fail at this point, having given up so much for it—but it's all worth it when you do events like the CS:GO coverage at ESL One Cologne, in a stadium, and people are rapturous for a game that I've loved for years.
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So, what I hope that my writing and Slutever on Viceland do is just remind people that sex can be very fun, light, exploratory, awkward, weird, and kinky—and that it doesn't always have to be this thing that's scary or performative or that you feel like you're going to fail at.
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Fear of the "Y2K" bug in the late 1990s served as a catalyst for them to engage with the global economy, with armies of Indian engineers working remotely from the subcontinent, or travelling to America on workers' visas, to make sure computers did not fail at the stroke of midnight on December 31st 1999.
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In such cases, causal modeling can help uncover C. Chaves and his colleagues Gabriela Lemos and Jacques Pienaar focused on Wheeler's delayed choice experiment, fully expecting to fail at finding a model with a hidden process that both grants a photon intrinsic reality and also explains its behavior without having to invoke retro-causality.
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The first First Lady to accept and fail at an important policy role (overseeing an overhaul of the nation's health care system that even a Democratic Congress could not swallow) and the first Cabinet member to list copious airplane travel as one of her primary accomplishments, has moved within striking distance of becoming our nation's first female President.
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But there's also Young Hee, the very definition of a minor character, who at this point is far more important to the plot as someone for Elizabeth to bond with than as a part of the bioweapons arc (which increasingly seems to be about how the Soviet Union is doomed to fail at accomplishing everything it holds dear).
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But, for a moment, it felt like the young intern standing on the other side of the fence, outfitted in a trucker hat and muscle tank, had somehow recognized a latent fear of mine: that I would someday fail at my life and end up in a small town like this, and that it would leave me feeling dead inside.
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If we fail at a single game or even tournament (that is most definitely not going to change the course of history) then we know what not to do later on and know how to get back on the horse so that when we are changing human history and fail, we have the grit to get back on the horse and ride to the finish line.
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"The pressure on kids to get into a selective college has prevented them from having the opportunity to learn things for experimentation's sake, or to fail at anything, ever," said Abby Falik, who founded Global Citizen Year, which offers 80% of its participants partial or full scholarships to partake in educational work-travel programs around the world during a gap year (which Falik is aiming to rebrand a "bridge year").
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Stonecipher and John McDonnell, who seemed almost irrationally intent on the Salieri-style project of seeing Boeing fail at the enterprise that had done in his own family business, issued what Sorscher called a "medieval" ultimatum: Develop the plane for less than 40 percent of what the 777 had cost to develop 13 years earlier, and build each plane out of the gate for less than 113 percent of the 777's unit costs in 2003.
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Integral to getting over perfectionism is learning how to have some compassion for yourself instead of automatically beating yourself up when you fail at something (especially because you probably didn't fail — another thing perfectionists do is apply unhelpful "all or nothing" logic, painting everything with a dark brush if they get one thing wrong.) The other (rather obvious) way of treating the overly-perfectionistic mind is to circumvent your own self-obsession by helping other people.
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