So is the FBI failing at its most important job?
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As the political landscape has shown, we're failing at that.
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Someone is failing at the job, or perhaps everyone is.
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Uber is failing at step one: Admit you have a problem.
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As of now, the Democratic Party is failing at that task.
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Chaffetz called it "a failing at every level" of government. Rep.
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Government investigation finds federal agencies failing at cybersecurity basics What Sen.
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We were failing at so much during that time. Fertility. Communication.
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People think if they can't do that, they're failing at baking.
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The international community is failing at preventing and reducing violent conflict.
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Then there was the crash-and-burn from failing at real estate investing.
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The same can be said about fear of failing at school or work.
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They don't like to talk about failing, at least not the permanent kind.
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You're always failing at the process just because space is like, screw you.
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It was a job I was desperately afraid of losing, and failing at.
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Perhaps she would not question herself all the time about failing at motherhood.
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We were both failing at our attempts to be late-middle-aged potheads.
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First of all, Kevin is failing at his job in a shockingly public way.
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You see her failing at it, and then coming around on the other side.
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Mr. Ryan said that machines were not failing at a higher rate than usual.
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Especially when a president is failing at his job, we must succeed at ours.
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And the problem, as I see it, is that we're failing at the task.
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In fact he has done quite the opposite and therefore is failing at his job.
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Do you have an irrational fear of making (or, more specifically, failing at) pie crusts?
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She did not choose this life, the life chose her, and she's failing at it.
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"It's completely failing at its work of policing and taking care of people," he said.
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"It's completely failing at its work of policing and taking care of people," Paes said.
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And yet, she said, the companies consumers buy from are failing at almost every level.
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"It just keeps going down, breaking supports and failing at lower resistance levels," said Ciana.
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What failing at a second savings challenge taught me isn't that I'm bad with money.
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In 1553 and 2016 the country's missile tests were failing at an astoundingly high rate.
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Even fewer were able to identify the vulva, with 60 percent failing at this task.
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But that came with a small kick of guilt that I was somehow failing at dating.
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First, Pompeo blamed the Iran deal for failing at what it never set out to do.
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I feel like I'm failing at the game of heterosexuality–when actually, heterosexuality is failing me.
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Maybe what they are really afraid of is failing at solving crossword puzzles, whatever that means.
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The bureau accused Navient of failing at nearly every stage of the student loan collection process.
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In a statement Thursday, Castro said the administration is already failing at protecting children in detention.
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The piece described her as "epicly failing at scoring the love of her life" on the show.
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And I know his health was failing at that point, but look at the life he had.
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As far as smartphone cameras go, the company is actually failing at keeping up with the pack.
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Since Kimmy's clearly failing at keeping a steady job, Titus decides to list their apartment on Airbnb.
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And he isn't really doing much other than failing at Instagram posts, and promoting the nightclub circuit.
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Panelists largely echoed that framing, focusing on how giants like Google or Facebook were failing at moderation.
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Whether they are just barely succeeding at something very difficult, or completely failing at something totally impossible.
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Today, however, those very mechanisms seem to be failing at every corner with no means of recourse.
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His job is to bring the benefits of open networks to all, something he's failing at so far.
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If you see me succeeding in one area of my life, it means I'm failing at the other.
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If they didn't, they are failing at their job, and need to learn how to do it better.
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At 34, I was failing at life: overeducated and unemployed after eight years of graduate school and teaching.
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And it's because we are failing at it that the sexes have begun to go their separate ways.
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She's at home in the wilderness, but is failing at school and estranged from her peers and teachers.
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In order to compensate for failing at a family, I focused on being the dad of all dads.
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If you're not willing to fail — and we are failing at some things — you're going to go away.
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All the while, Carrie's failing at the one thing she promised would never happen, putting Franny's life in danger.
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"Iran is failing at every level despite the terrible deal made with them by the Obama Administration," he said.
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"Iran is failing at every level despite the terrible deal made with them by the Obama Administration," Trump wrote.
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Top US health officials have now admitted our health system is "failing" at providing adequate testing for the coronavirus.
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And here's the thing: Sterling Talent, the dominant player in this billion-dollar industry, is allegedly failing at its job.
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With practice, we learn that trying to do something hard, and failing at it, isn't the end of the world.
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Reddit page r/CatsHiding is proof, as countless featured felines are completely failing at finding a well-concealed hiding spot.
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" Meanwhile, Chris "felt like I was failing at my job, that I wasn't doing enough, that I was to blame.
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But if failing at it over and over again is causing you anguish, then do something about it, Neo said.
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Meanwhile, we are failing at what should be our most important task: assisting in the creation of stable, democratic institutions.
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There are now classes to teach children to practice failing, at college campuses around the country and even for preschoolers.
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Paternal obesity was associated with increased risk of failing at personal-social activities, such as feeding themselves, playing and undressing themselves.
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Even though none have, this doesn't stop her from utterly failing at making an apology roast chicken for Niko (Owen McDonnell).
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The film showed a robot, with no arms or legs, failing at football drills such as running stairs and catching passes.
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She burned a bridge with art bae Luca Hall (Luka Sabbat) by failing at even the most basic rules of playerdom.
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This represented the Republican Party failing at the most basic job of a political party: Helping its voters make good decisions.
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"I'd be failing at these shout-outs if I didn't give a huge one to my fam," she wrote on Instagram.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the federal government's top infectious disease scientist, called this a "failing" at a congressional hearing earlier in March.
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But the idea that Amazon's relatively low profits mean it's failing at business is not strictly true — at least not anymore.
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Paradoxically, by so completely failing at that goal in past host cities, the IOC is partially accomplishing it for prospective ones.
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How can I be respectful and celebratory of others' achievements when I feel awful about myself for failing at my goals?
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Being treated like my only purpose was to bear a child, and one that I was failing at it, was devastating.
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Fauci told members in a separate House committee hearing Thursday that the US is "failing" at providing testing for the coronavirus.
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Mulder also was torn between her work and motherhood, and felt sure that she was failing at all of her vocations.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's most-recent attempt to stop his country's massive inflation problems is failing, at least according to one measure.
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When you set yourself up to prove something to yourself, and you're failing at it, I can't describe how demoralizing that is.
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"Blockchain's consolidation may be tight, with blockchain companies failing at a higher rate than tech startups in other areas," the report said.
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The UAW is failing at its mission, which is to sell its expertise and negotiating skill in places like California and Tennessee.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the federal government's top infectious disease scientist, called the testing situation a "failing" at a congressional hearing on Thursday.
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Then, after nine years, failing at it and giving it up in disgust and moving to Englewood, N.J., and selling aluminum siding.
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After 40 years moving in this direction—and with it failing at every turn—you might think they would change their views.
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It's not that I think I can do everything, but there's so much to learn from experimenting with (and sometimes failing at) recipes.
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Despite playing a character who fights tooth-and-nail to resist the Dark Side, Daisy Ridley is failing at it in real life.
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He's failing at what used to be thought of as the presidency, but succeeding at reality television like no one ever has before.
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Born in 1874 in Aberdeen, Chambers had wanted to become an artist, but failing at that, he followed his father into the ministry.
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But, still, he's failing at his objectives, humiliating himself and us, and ominously undermining the credibility of the presidency of the United States.
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Great societies are judged by how they protect their citizens and we are failing at that when it comes to terminal disease patients.
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All the balls are smacking onto the floor -- and Giuliani is scrambling around to catch one or two -- and failing at even that.
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I still have nightmares about failing at lanyard-making in summer camp, but that's not the kind of craft we're looking for today.
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In other words, Waymo's self-driving cars are failing at a much lower rate, even as they are driving a whole lot more miles.
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A video recently appeared on Twitter showing one of Waymo's minivans trying to merge onto a busy highway and pretty much failing at it.
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This way it's a series of tiny, localized landslides slipping out in a controlled fashion instead of an epic catastrophe, all failing at once.
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Best moment: Infiltrating the pride parade to "make America straight again" and having a ball failing at it gave us a delightfully bizarre visual.
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I want to be a good dad, and I want to be a cool dad,'" he added, joking that "I'm failing at those parts!
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That's about $2.50 per exposure, and I was failing at a rate of about one in three shots in my brief time using it.
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Now, I bet you know someone who seems to sail through life with ease, despite being wildly mediocre or even outright failing at things.
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Whitman became a frustrated young man, failing at nearly everything he tried, including being a student, a Marine and a faithful and dutiful husband.
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It's a book of laughter, checking in, taking care of one another, failing at that but being awake and open to the next thing.
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But really, it's only a matter of time before he has to go back to his private career of failing at real estate development.
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After the CDC initially bungled the rollout of test kits, officials say the government is still "failing" at providing adequate testing for the coronavirus.
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"A lot of the anger that I felt was really towards myself, because I was failing at making him proud of me," he said.
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C.'s love language is acts of service and I have been really failing at that this past year with how much I work.
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For many riders, the subway is failing at its fundamental task — getting people where they need to be when they need to be there.
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Imagine one of those plaintive and/or smug Odyssey listicles explaining Twelve Reasons Why Millennials are Failing at Love, translated into its album equivalent.
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But for months afterward, I cannot shake the icky, complicated feeling of failing at something I didn't want to succeed at in the first place.
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Tony's a good-guy, middle class patriarch, challenged minutes later to defend his family from a band of violent psychopaths and failing at every turn.
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The stack fallacy provides insights into why companies keep failing at the obvious things — things so close to their reach that they can surely build.
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Failing at photography is the natural result of pushing against the current limits of your compositional understanding... It's also the result of not being mindful.
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In many of the stories in this collection, Hurston's men and women confront those challenges while also trying and failing at love, then trying again.
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Sometimes when we set our New Year's resolutions, we set too many big goals and later find ourselves completely failing at keeping most of them.
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"[I]n a culture that equates masculinity with physical power, some men and boys will invariably feel like they are failing at 'being a man,'" Prof.
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With Inauguration Day less than two weeks away—and with the Dow Jones Industrial Average repeatedly failing at the 20,000 mark—can the "Trump Rally" continue?
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Failing at smartphones meant Amazon had to make Alexa work without screens and with any developers, and that means Alexa is good — all on its own.
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After a string of controversies about Trump's demeanor and empathy, he is now yet again being accused of failing at the ceremonial aspects of the job.
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During arguments in a 2014 case, Roberts suggested the Federal Circuit was failing at streamlining patent law, one of the reasons for its creation in 1982.
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But it illuminates a truth: We are failing at the thing so fundamental to Americanness that we made its pursuit a cornerstone of our founding document.
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So if a state has less access to the drug and a high number of overdose deaths, it's likely failing at fully addressing its opioid crisis.
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Now I know that is a minority view and it's why JNJ keeps failing at $140, but my charitable trust owns it and we're sticking with it.
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No one really knows if Keanu dresses the way he does because he doesn't care, or if he's trying and failing at some kind of "effortless" style.
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They've had a ton of problems failing at their responsibility to maintain basic tech infrastructure to receive feedback from the public, so they need to slow down.
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By setting out to prove that government doesn't work, Snyder and his ilk have only succeeded in failing at governance -- and at the expense of their constituents.
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Some critics say that top managers who preside over big stock repurchases are failing at one of their most basic tasks: allocating capital so their businesses grow.
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I want to be a good dad, and I want to be a cool dad,' " he continues, adding jokingly with a laugh, "I'm failing at those parts!
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Self-help guru Tony Robbins allegedly made his followers drink "gross" liquid concoctions after failing at tasks during his public, staged events, according to a new report.
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The redesign is one of the few things that he can still take pride in as the head of the State Department — and he's failing at it.
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In one episode, George (who has a knack for failing at life) decides that, from then on, he will do the opposite of what he's always done.
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In a single-point test, the S7 Edge handled as much pressure as the S6 Edge, cracking at 110 pounds of pressure and failing at 170 pounds.
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Siri should be able to sense when you're awkwardly failing at flirting with someone by giving you conversation topic ideas via morse code vibrations in your pocket. 5.
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He said his findings, and the fact that Facebook has still not taken action after ZDF's story ran, shows the company is failing at removing active fake accounts.
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She guesses that it's a way for people to add greenery to their homes without actually rearing plants — which millennials notoriously love, and often admit to failing at.
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In its quest to disrupt the film industry by doing everything at once, it seems increasingly possible that MoviePass might wind up failing at all of its objectives.
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Ghossain cited the case of Mohamed, a seven-year-old Syrian who was having serious problems adjusting to life as a refugee, and was therefore failing at school.
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This was, Mass said, a classic example of a model's failing at the most basic level — it couldn't even forecast the weather just a few hours in advance.
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"The people who don't get funnier are the ones who aren't introspective enough or self-aware enough to understand what it is they are failing at," Berg says.
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The most effective political strategies against President Trump have treated him like a normal politician who is failing at his job — rather than like some kind of monster.
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Last December, in preparation for an appearance on the "Today" show, I spent a week of frantically practicing — and failing at — making my favorite pasta, cacio e pepe.
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Last December, in preparation for an appearance on the "Today" show, I spent a week of frantically practicing — and failing at — making my favorite pasta, cacio e pepe.
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Gingrich "made the transition from outsider to governing as Speaker, and that's clearly a Trump failing at this point," said former Virginia Congressman Tom Davis, a longtime Gingrich friend.
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Gregory -- who was dropped in the 2015 NFL Draft after testing positive for weed at the combine -- was suspended in February after failing at least 4 NFL drug tests.
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It's about about a 21-year-old woman with a teenage daughter going through a divorce, starting to date and really failing at the one night stand online thing.
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I had fun failing at figuring out a seating chart at a wedding, and filling out a form to ask for a bank loan has never been more intriguing.
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I came up with a theory that after failing at business ventures for years, he borrowed some Russian funds and now he's just trying to clear the debt before.
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She said that seeing oneself as "failing" at dating sabotages everything from the start because of the insecurity and even resentment that might come out on the first date.
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The companies announced this month that despite failing at an earlier stage, the drug slowed Alzheimer's progression at its highest dose, providing renewed hope in a field littered with failures.
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But many inside and outside the department urgently want to reform the V.A. so it effectively meets the needs of all its patients — a task it is still failing at.
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Although his biggest fear in life is failing at something he commits to, the 35-year-old has full trust in the show's experts to find him his perfect match.
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"Just know it's normal to fear failing at losing your weight… but if you don't try, you'll never know the utter triumph when you do achieve your goals," she advised.
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How much better is that than trying to think 'Oh, I'm failing at this, but i'm good at this, I made a flop on this, but I did this well.
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Here is a police department that is failing at practically every level, yet we wouldn't have ever known about many of these abuses if the federal government hadn't gotten involved.
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I was also afraid of trying to find something that I was passionate about and either failing at it or not being successful enough at it to make a living.
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But Pelosi this week demonstrated she's doing something the Republican leadership seems to be failing at — she's keeping her party unified and maintaining a strategic open line to the president.
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If opioid company owners and executives like the Sacklers caused societal devastation and are allowed to get away with criminal activity, the system is failing at one of its core purposes.
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The fact one of America's most progressive states keeps failing at passing a substantive climate policy — it's been trying for a decade — suggests herculean obstacles for other state and national efforts.
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Perhaps McMahon has grown inspired by his new partner who, after repeatedly failing at everything in his life except being a rich guy, is now the President of the United States.
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"The other retailers are going to be looking up to it and saying, 'You know, absolutely, we've been failing at doing this,'" said Jharonne Martis, a retail analyst at Thomson Reuters.
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After failing at their long-promised goal to repeal the taxes associated with ObamaCare, one has to wonder whether the Republican Party will succeed in implementing any tax reform at all.
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For his part, Botta believes that's further evidence that the agencies are failing at their jobs — and ample reason why Congress needs to take a closer look at the accounting industry.
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It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all — in which case, you fail by default.
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You haven't taken your commitment seriously if you keep the form of what you agreed to do (show up in the classroom) while failing at the content (running the class successfully).
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But the film's second source of horror is centered on a purely domestic unease — the feeling that your family is disintegrating, and that you're failing at your basic obligations to each other.
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"This is all stuff I learned through trial and error ... failing at a lot of things has taught me how to succeed at them eventually ... you roll with the punches," she said.
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But these days, as with other sites of similar scale, the challenging of policing bad actors among billions of users, is becoming a Herculean task – and one companies are failing at, too.
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This all came about because a struggling Rust Belt city, trying to save money while under emergency management, ended up failing at one of its most basic tasks: providing safe drinking water.
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But it's welcome news that failing at making voting easier or even making it harder, as some states have over the past few decades, won't skew the system much, if at all.
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She promises Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone) she'll check in on a neurological patient every two hours and informs former chief Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) just how much Karev is failing at his job.
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Failing at wearing it and keeping it perfect, I began to consider the white shirt for what it is, and for what all clothes that someone chooses for themselves ultimately are — a costume.
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Syed's current attorneys are counting on McCain's revived statements, along with criticism of Gutierrez's defense – testimony suggests her health and abilities were failing at the time she represented Syed – to win a retrial.
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Trump's very poor debate strategy was to lie and claim that protesters are some, "bad dudes, swinging, doing damage to people..." You are failing at a debate when you bring on the bull.
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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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Employees on both the right and the left seem to feel, with varying degrees of legitimacy, that the rich and powerful companies they work for are failing at upholding the responsibilities of their power.
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In episode seven, Troy Fairbanks experiences the full hero's journey, from peeing in a fountain, failing at open mic night, chatting with a poodle, and all the way to succeeding at open mic night.
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It's not surprising that the fiercest, pettiest fight on RHOA is between these two women, who have both been maligned, more than any of their castmates, for failing at domestic bliss and professional success.
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"If he's been failing at a bunch of things lately, he'll be more frustrated, and that will change how he reacts to things for a period of maybe 20 to 30 minutes," Neuman says.
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In September Facebook said Kremlin-linked firms had spent a mere $100,000 to buy 3,000 adverts on its platform, failing at first to mention that 150m users had seen free posts by Russian operatives.
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"This was a systemic failing at William Hill which went on for nearly two years and today's penalty package – which could exceed 6.2 million pounds - reflects the seriousness of the breaches," the commission said.
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The WSJ recently ran a story headlined 'Why Companies Are Failing at Reskilling,' which detailed the myriad shortcomings in the arena, including the fact that many employees were unable to meaningfully access the programs.
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"Divorce allows an already married person to have another go at it, despite failing at the first," Socrates Villegas, the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) President, said in a statement in 2015.
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This played out in the first "Bad Moms," in which alcohol was ultimately a self-administered consolation prize for failing, at a macro level, to make the world more hospitable to mothers and caregivers.
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What's unusual right now is that the Fed's stimulative policies have appeared to achieve one, with the unemployment rate at a 16-year low of 4.3 percent, but it is failing at the other.
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Officials were finally compelled to act after an engineering study commissioned by the city found that measures to prevent lead from leaching into drinking water were failing at one of Newark's two treatment plants.
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"The president needs to be crystal clear that hatred has no place in our society, but he is currently failing at it," Gallagher said when asked about Trump's comments, according to The Associated Press.
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Yet most commercial plans, and even the VA formulary continue to insist on first failing at least three immediate release opioid analgesic agents such as Percocet and Vicodin, before approving buprenorphine for pain management.
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"This was a systemic failing at William Hill which went on for nearly two years and today's penalty package - which could exceed 6.2 million pounds - reflects the seriousness of the breaches," the Commission said.
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But at least its study design — which brings in participants to administer shocks (not actually carried out) to punish others for failing at a memory test — is basically repeatable today with some ethical tweaks.
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Peter Wertheim, the chief of staff for deputy mayor Alicia Glen, was sent to tell Ms. Lopez that she was failing at her job, according to two people informed of the issue at the time.
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In a story published on Daily Kanban, Edward Niedermeyer covered a thread on the Tesla Motors Club forum, in which a poster described the suspension on his 2013 Model S failing at a low speed.
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It can also lead to career-sabotage, according to researchers at Montclair State University and University of South Florida, who found that bored employees are more susceptible to abusing others and purposely failing at tasks.
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After failing at every method of persuasion I could think of, I picked up his stuffed dinosaur and had the dino tell him how much fun it would be to go to the potty together.
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After failing at every method of persuasion I could think of, I picked up his stuffed dinosaur and had the dino tell him how much fun it would be to go to the potty together.
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The intimate way he describes Vader and puts Kylo in direct competition with his memory suggests that Kylo is failing at fulfilling the exact same role Vader excelled in: being an apprentice to the Emperor.
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Each week, the charity works with around 250 to 300 kids from the ages of 8 to 21, who are failing at school and in danger of drifting into a life of unemployment or even crime.
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I don't like cheating or failing at things, so here's how I'm going to keep myself accountable: Not only am I doing Dry January, but I will be updating this story every day with my progress.
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I imagine she watched me from some in-between place, saw me failing at courtship rituals and decided that if she didn't come to me before I mastered romance, she might not get here at all.
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But what we want to do is to put more accountability in place and we have been failing at that effort, and that's why we need all of your help to get to a better place.
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One of the things that I think we are not good at in journalism right now, one thing I think we're really failing at is we do not have enough of a sense of our own newsworthiness.
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After failing at his confirmation hearing to disclose his meetings with the Russian ambassador, which were made public weeks after he had been confirmed as attorney general, Mr. Sessions recused himself from the Justice Department's Russia investigation.
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The forum plunged repeatedly into an unsightly spectacle of flailing hands and raised voices, and even outright chaos, with candidates talking over one another and the moderators struggling and failing at times to direct an orderly argument.
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But it feels more like what he really means is that she's a "tourist" coming to his turf — she's investigating the Purcell case on her own and he doesn't like it, especially because she isn't failing at it.
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"These major institutions have been woefully failing at the job of ensuring that content hosted on their websites is appropriate," said Hurst, noting that Parker's father works hard to remove video of his daughter's shooting from the internet.
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In a 2016 paper, Kruglanski and his collaborators analyzed almost 1,500 Americans who'd committed an ideologically motivated crime, and they found that getting rejected in relationships, failing at work, or receiving abuse were all linked to greater violence.
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The US health system is "failing" at providing adequate testing for the coronavirus as the outbreak begins to grip the country, Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told Congress on Thursday.
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In fact, I think her car was kind of embarrassing for her, because it's supposed to feel like a gateway to freedom, and for her, it just was another reminder of how she's failing at certain aspects of socializing.
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Related: Lawmakers Argue Over Who's to Blame for Flint Water Crisis at Congressional Hearing: 'This Is a Failing at Every Level' Termed the Fast Start Plan, the course of action will require coordination between city, state and federal officials.
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It doesn't seem to be in a finished state just yet — the video shows it failing at least once when trying to send a video file — but once the transfer starts, it's a fairly quick transfer over Wi-Fi.
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But with the health care bill staggering through the House, its fate uncertain, their alliance is facing an essential test, as White House officials and congressional leaders stare down the prospect of failing at their first major legislative heave.
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Film School Rejects, a review site, called Stuart "an individual with purported ties to the industry failing at every single level" and mentioned other directors that raised far less money for successful projects: Spike Lee and Zach Braff, or instance.
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I knew very early on who and what I liked, and it wasn't long after this point that I saw these same tormented girls failing at their diets because the lure of flavor and consumption was too great to resist.
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The intervening years had reduced the multilingual trade expert who had studied at Harvard and Oxford to a woman failing at the only duty in her new job that seemed to matter to Japan: producing an heir to the throne.
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Anonymous, 25, Texas As a parent, it was like being thrust back to the infancy stage in so many ways but with a heightened level of fear that you were failing at a parent's primary responsibility — to keep your child alive.
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Less than a year later, her own city auditor would report back that the Mayor's Office of Human Services was such a mess that it was impossible to know just how badly the city was failing at providing homeless services.
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"The day the editorial was published, Trump attacked the "failing New York Times" and told reporters that the source of the "gutless" piece was likely "failing" at his job, and "probably [working in the administration] for all the wrong reasons.
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I simply want to share a snapshot of my life as an advertising executive who's trying to juggle it all — and more importantly, openly admit that at any given time I feel like I'm failing at one or more parts of my life.
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"If you have a Congress that's failing at everything," he said, "Then you can see groups reasonably deciding to put more emphasis on gubernatorial efforts or state legislative efforts where you're seeing genuine policy achievements as opposed to Washington where they're not."
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The 19-year-old actress opened up to us about THAT Stranger Things speech, a potential romance between Ethel and Jughead (Cole Sprouse), and why she thinks women's magazines are failing at inclusivity (a fact that we can't help but totally agree with).
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Since remembering names is one of the easiest and most effective ways to build rapport with other people, flat-out failing at this over and over is a simple way to telegraph that you don't really care what other people think and feel.
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The soaring numbers of people on bikes have drawn criticism, particularly from some older people, that cyclists can also be menaces, going the wrong way on streets, failing at times to yield to pedestrians and flying through red lights and stop signs.
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Yeah. The piece I wrote was about wanting to be a cool boss and kind of failing at it, and finding myself becoming very insecure about not being able to be friends with my co-workers because I was now their boss.
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We're describing The Middle, the warm and affectionate look at life in the lower-lower middle class, centered on the Heck family of Orson, Indiana, who are trying to make their ends stretch enough to almost meet their needs, and often failing at that task.
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Government investigation finds federal agencies failing at cybersecurity basics One of the major moves to improve cybersecurity, elevating CyberCom to Unified Combatant Command level, was an Obama-era plan, and the president's overall cyber strategy, announced last year, also cribbed liberally from the previous administration.
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In this election of two relatively unloved candidates, we can gain some good insights by looking at those veterans with PTSD (that Trump was alluding to), so that they can shed light on what Trump and Hillary are trying to show but perhaps failing at.
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I think of these as potent news flashes revealing old and new cracks in the grand democratic experiment that we seem to be failing at—technology seems to offer an initial democratizing possibility for expression and exchange before surveillance states and corporatization take over.
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Hoping to die before you get old, acting upon said impulse, and failing at even that is as good a rock 'n' roll modus operandi as any, and these guys have been doing all the above consistently from their 2001 debut album through today.
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U.S. Republican Donald Trump on Saturday repeated his attack on President Barack Obama that he helped "found" Islamic State and railed against media reports that his campaign is failing, at a campaign rally in Connecticut, a state where he has a long-shot of being victorious.
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The prevailing wisdom is that the combative press secretary is not long for his office, destined to be thrown out in a matter of months or perhaps weeks for failing at what everyone describes as the hardest job in Washington: defending, and pleasing, President Donald J. Trump.
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I am therefore repeatedly failing at not seeking the connection between his writing about, say, a goalie who suffers from penalty-kick anxiety and his belief that the defenders of Sarajevo dropped a shell onto the packed city market only to blame the Serbs for it.
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And the results of Wednesday's debate put into doubt how much money can make up for candidate like Bloomberg failing at every turn to answer straightforward, tough questions about his own record from people within his own party — to say nothing of an opponent like Trump.
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Government investigation finds federal agencies failing at cybersecurity basics The work they do is guided by impact, not politics, which is likely part of the reason they've managed to avoid interference by the Trump administration, which has treated many other Obama-era initiatives like pests to be exterminated.
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Government investigation finds federal agencies failing at cybersecurity basics Another part of the law as signed (OPEN was combined with a few others for convenience and horse-trading purposes) is that these agencies are also now officially required to find and present evidence for any new policies or changes.
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But results from a new ProPublica investigation suggest the tech giant is failing at even simple self-policing — undermining any claims it can responsibly manage the bad and even out-and-out illegal outcomes that are being enabled via its platform, and bolstering the case for more formal regulation.
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Before he resigned, he sent internal emails, obtained by Military Times, that betray his concerns about staff members who were failing at their jobs — taking far too few calls, or refusing to answer the phone near the end of their shifts, thus needlessly diverting calls to backup centers.
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So much goes into selling the idea that college is good, vital, and necessary to your future that you might be overwhelmed with a sense that you must discover and begin your life's immutable calling by the end of your first semester, or else you are failing at life.
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Read more: Dyslexic, failing at school, and partially blind: How Larry Hite overcame the odds to become one of the most successful self-made stock traders using a strategy that's 'accessible to anybody'But before we dig into his methodology, it's important to note what the end goal is.
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This is a case of what Professor Thomas-Homer Dixon, University Research Chair in the University of Waterloo's Faculty of Environment, describes as "synchronous failure"—when multiple, interconnected stressors amplify over time before triggering self-reinforcing feedback loops which result in them all failing at the same time.
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Deadpool talks to Evan, a clone of Apocalypse (comics are weird), and plainly tells him that no one grows up evil: It's touching but also soul-crushing when you realize that Deadpool has spent his entire life grappling with and ultimately failing at being the good guy he wants to be.
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And however dubious their morals, however dreadfully they may be failing at being a good husband or wife, that couple's marriage could still be a real Catholic marriage in a way that a proper, upright, bourgeois second marriage undertaken in defiance of earlier sacramental vows is not and cannot be.
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These include commercials that show a man with his feet up while a woman cleans; a man or woman failing at a task because of their gender; suggestions that a person's physique has held them back from romantic or social success; or a man being belittled for performing stereotypically "female" tasks.
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If you find that you're clocking late hours at the office but still feeling like you're failing at everything, take a step back and see what happens when you give yourself some breathing room to catch up in other areas of your life (if this is possible with your job, that is).
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Today, Matt Gaetz describes himself on Twitter as a "Florida man proudly serving the First District in Congress," a tongue-in-cheek reference to a meme in which a generically identified "Florida Man" is forever blowing something up, failing at some inept yet violent crime, or doing something untoward to a gator.
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President Trump got a 100-day gift yesterday from the paper he had called "totally failing" at a rally the night before: The New York Times' Sunday Review began a campaign to get readers to "Say Something Nice About Donald Trump," and a cover story of the section respectfully channeled the Steve Bannon world view.
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Failing at stabilization would greatly undermine other U.S. objectives, including deterring further Iranian involvement in Syria and Iraq, competing with Russia for influence and access, mitigating further Turkish incursions into northern Syria, seeking the return of Syrian refugees to stabilized and safe areas, and reinforcing stability for neighboring partners such as Israel, Iraq and Jordan.
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That domestic bit has another face too: Where men who've experienced trauma might be able to take time off to recover, women are expected to maintain their domestic, caregiving roles, which makes it harder for women to address symptoms of post-traumatic stress for fear of "failing" at their roles as mother, daughter and wife.
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The hilarious grotesquerie of these sequences hits a peak when Jackie Torrance drops by the morning after the slayings, failing at first to notice the signs of foul play (including Lola's bloody lobster apron) because she's too busy nit-picking the details Gordon got wrong in his restaging of an infamous 1929 ax murder.
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Yet too often in recent years, he has applied it improperly to broad social challenges, using it as a cudgel against the needy, akin to NBA Hall of Famer Magic Johnson failing at coaching because he couldn't understand that not everyone he tried to teach had been gifted with his unique set of God-given talents.
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President Trump got a 100-day gift on Sunday from the paper he had called "totally failing" at a rally the night before: The New York Times' Sunday Review began a campaign to get readers to "Say Something Nice About Donald Trump," and a cover story of the section respectfully channeled the Steve Bannon world view.
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More surprising to me, though, was the rare public white flag waved by Bezos, one of the richest humans alive, by looking to a brick-and-mortar retailer for help; after 10 years of trying and mostly failing at making grocery delivery a workable business, this was a "We can't do this on our own" moment.
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"I felt like I was failing at something that should come really naturally and it was really difficult for me," said Conrad, 33, admitting she "felt ashamed" and "like a bad mom" because she couldn't produce enough milk for her son after he was about 4 months old, even after trying a myriad of would-be remedies like lactation cookies, teas and pills.
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Read more: Dyslexic, failing at school, and partially blind: How Larry Hite overcame the odds to become one of the most successful self-made stock traders using a strategy that's 'accessible to anybody'The graph below depicts the ebb and flow of GMO's global equity allocation (blue line) and multi-asset performance (red line) versus their benchmarks from 1993 to 2019.
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Whether they're dealing with microaggressions at work while simultaneously failing at dating in the digital age, or making Girlfriends references and wearing "The FBI Killed Fred Hampton" shirts, the characters on Insecure make their black millennial audience feel seen…so much so that there's not an episode that doesn't end with everyone having triggered battle-of-the-sexes Twitter debates of Scandal Season 22015 proportions.
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It happened when he found himself embroiled, and caught out, in something distasteful: doing too much for lobbyists from the gambling industry (he loved to toss $100 chips round a craps table, lucky feather and penny stowed in his pocket); accepting favours and funds from Charles Keating of the savings-and-loan scandal; trading low blows with rivals in his runs for the Republican nomination in 2000 and for the presidency in 2008—and then failing at both.
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In the course of that obviously we come out of a place and often we put a lot of internal energy into checking our instincts and sometimes failing at that, but I think that like people who are interested in and motivated by ideology project that on an industry that like surely has its blind spots and is swimming in the same ideological waters as everybody else, but it's not, it's just not what we spend our time thinking about.
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