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And how did Red, the self-styled protector of the group, fail to spot the warning signs?
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As usual, I fail to spot the patch even when standing right in the middle of it.
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And it can't identify people who either over-estimate their own savviness or fail to spot fake news.
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These teams often use data to make decisions, but lumping all users together means they may fail to spot trends based on sex differences.
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The new proposals could see teachers, nurses and police officers held to account if they fail to spot warning signs of violent crime among young people.
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There's no reason to punish players who fail to spot a tiny, sparkling object in the middle of the battlefield, and the same could be applied to carving.
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More often, a problem spirals out of control as maintenance crews fail to spot or address an underlying issue and then the flight crew takes a series of steps that lead to a fatal outcome.
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It is the longest prison term imposed for the crime in the UK. * In a bid to increase corporate liability for fraud, British government has proposed a plan under which companies that fail to spot and prevent any kind of economic crime will be held criminally liable.
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As they leave, they fail to spot a surviving Cybermat, which approaches Toberman's body.
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"Publishers fail to spot plagiarized Jane Austen" Reuters. 19 July 2007. Retrieved 1 April 2009"No Censure for Stolen Words" New York Times. 20 July 2007.
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After twenty years of exile, Margaret entered the good graces of the King of France.Craveri, pp. 82–83. Her case was not foreseen by custom, but her new position allowed her to receive visitors at Usson who were charmed by the cultural quality of this "new Parnassus" and the generosity of their hostess. On the other hand, well-established in the Auvergne and well-informed, she did not fail to spot the schemes of the Count of Auvergne, bastard son of King Charles IX of France and uterine brother (half-brother with the same mother) of Henriette d'Entragues – a mistress evicted by King Henry IV. Duly informed, in 1604 the King ordered the capture of the conspirator and the confiscation of all his property.
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