That's also helpful in case the spacecraft fails in orbit.
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If Rubio fails in New Hampshire, where will he succeed?
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But it's also possible that the bill fails in the House.
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But if it fails in clumps, then that's a different story.
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What if the system fails in the middle of the payment process?
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But it fails in water, which is 800 times denser than air.
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Deception is the long game that almost always fails in the end.
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Rain often fails in this semi-arid area, which makes farming risky.
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Patching also fails in more expensive devices, and can be quite dangerous.
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Basically, people seeing who succeeds and fails in the company defines culture.
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But if it fails in the House, it certainly won't become law.
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The experience of shopping on the site itself fails in spectacularly stupid ways.
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Within a few months, experiments proved that P invariance fails in many circumstances.
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Moral logic often fails in the face of distance—geographical, cultural and temporal.
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If either fails in his task, the doomsday voices could be proved right.
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He repeatedly used the phrase "the government fails" in his 172-page decision.
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Twitter, though, often even fails in one of its core strengths: News dissemination.
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If Apple's face scanner fails in any reasonably common scenario, people will get annoyed.
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That fails in an increasing number of cases to prevent and prosecute criminal offences.
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In the absence of fair political representation, democracy inevitably fails in this defensive function.
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Sex education focused on an abstinence-only approach fails in a number of ways.
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It does not count indirect deaths, like someone whose medical equipment fails in a blackout.
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In this way, the trope portrayed by Porter both succeeds and fails in its intentions.
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"One of the most epic fails in the dot-com bubble fiasco," according to CNET.
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If the AHCA fails in the Senate, the House won't just have wasted its effort.
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Of course, all the maneuvering becomes moot if Price's Cabinet nomination fails in the Senate.
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Her petition for divorce fails in the courts, so she moves in with her parents.
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When their battery fails in a few years, they will end up in a landfill.
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As far as diversity, representation, and appropriation go, the series fails in a number of ways.
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Another feature that seems great in theory, but fails in practice is Android TV's Live Channels.
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Even if the legislation fails in the House, there are other options for protecting net neutrality.
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As long as it fails in spectacular surroundings, he has what he wanted, what he promised.
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There could be dire results if the pickle fork system on the jet fails in flight.
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And he knows that if he fails in office, he'll be forever stained in the history books.
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Future has told her he hopes she fails in everything she does and that's just being evil.
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As of now, there's nothing to be done if a satellite fails in orbit and becomes inoperable.
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If an override vote fails in the Senate, it would not be taken up in the House.
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If Scotland fails in its second bid for independence, these three issues will likely be to blame.
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In sum, what we have is a regulatory system that fails in its mission to protect investors.
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When Congress fails in its funding responsibilities, as in today's shutdown, the consequences are evident and stark.
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If Mr Macron fails, in five years' time voters may not give a liberal democrat a second chance.
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There are, however, two points where he fails, in my judgment, to understand the implications of Kant's analysis.
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Trump shrugged Friday when asked what would he would do next if the embattled bill fails in Congress.
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And once the veto override attempt fails in the House, the Senate won't be able to consider it.
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If its fails in this effort, there will always be opposition to any degree of normalization with Israel.
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But when Congress fails in its other major responsibility of oversight, the consequences are subtle and less dramatic.
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The idea makes some sense on paper but often fails in the messy reality of the real world.
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Scientists are still arguing about the mechanisms of sleep and the reasons it fails in seemingly healthy people.
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Source: Business Insider, Jonson & Johnson, Business InsiderRead more: 26 of the most epic product fails in American history
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In G.O.P. primary terms he's George W. Bush in 2000 — unless he fails, in which case he's Jeb!
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But a recent survey of people facing such problems shows that it often fails in that basic function.
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The court faces being inundated with cases if the rule of law fails in Turkey, Mr. Jagland said.
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Yet basic infrastructure doesn't seem like a public health measure—until it fails, in places like Flint's water supply.
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And if all else fails in the public markets, Slack could once again become the subject of takeover rumors.
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And through its treatment of its franchise's history, the movie succeeds in some ways — and crucially fails in others.
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And both units back up each other in the event that one of the microphones fails in its mission.
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This is one of the lesser known Panenka fails in recent years, but it still makes for compelling viewing.
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One in five small businesses fails in the first year, and only about half make it to five years.
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Bill fails in the House: Despite strong support from Republicans, the pesticide bill didn't pass in a Tuesday vote.
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In other words, Singapore discovered that, as we've seen many times before, the market sometimes fails in health care.
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The BBC later reported that Johnson is expected to call a general election if his plan fails in Parliament.
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Mr. Svolik's research, which he presents in a new working paper, found that check fails in deeply polarized societies.
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" Unfortunately, the movie fails in the first scene, where there's a dialogue exchange around "cutting an infidel's hand off.
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"We need to hold our allies to a higher standard and, unfortunately, this certification fails in that regard," said Sen.
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Alas, "Two Paths" matters even more because it fails in its stated aim: to show how America can be united.
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Even if the bill fails in the Senate, Williams said the legislature's perennial obsession with trans bodies is still damaging.
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Sometimes the best physics fails are fails in the sense that they produce results that are even better than reality.
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And this is why, despite lofty goals of freethinking, mess often fails in the moments it most needs to succeed.
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It's a rite of passage that any England football coach who fails in a major tournament must face a public grilling.
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Pervez Musharraf ousts Sharif&aposs government in a bloodless coup after Sharif fails in his attempt to sack the army chief.
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Theory fails in this scenario for the same reason it seems to have failed for Trump's tax returns: Seeing is believing.
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And if it fails in the mobile phone market, Apple does not have the next important product to lead the market.
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Even if he fails in that, he will have helped hundreds of millions of Indians get a first taste of the internet.
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The most obvious route—to pick a binary characteristic, such as having testes or a Y chromosome—fails in a few cases.
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If her Brexit deal fails in Parliament, that could push the UK closer to the brink of a devastating no-deal Brexit.
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Incapable of maintaining free speech, she somehow also fails in one of the few arenas in which free speech is not protected.
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President Trump on Monday raised the specter of letting ObamaCare "crash & burn" if the Republican overhaul of the law fails in Congress.
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Finally, even when a a board fails in its duties, shareholder activists and large institutional investors can – and increasingly do – demand accountability.
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The state school system fails in most regards, but it has quite the penchant for propagandizing and does a marvelous job at it.
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If it fails in risky efforts like speedy fifth-generation wireless, AT&T will have spent a lot of money to fall short.
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If congestion pricing fails in Albany this year, the authority could face difficult choices, from a major fare increase to laying off workers.
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In this way, I, Tonya fails in telling the story of someone who was not just a poor athlete, but a poor female one.
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Though Patrick fails in his mission, Spongebob is forced to return home anyway after being stung by jellyfish and attacked by poisonous sea urchins.
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The Belgian detective, we reported, fails in real life to live up to his excellence in fiction; the Sea cucumber, though, is a marvel.
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And fails in its duty to protect the public domain, thus making people feel they have been left alone to cope with their problems.Third.
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Handbrakes are intended to serve as a backup in case the primary braking function fails in the event of power outages or other malfunctions.
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So unless the bill fails in the House, the nation's strongest privacy protections will not only be eliminated, they cannot be revived by the FCC.
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It's widely ridiculed as one of the bigger fails in sports business, even though a handful of its elements were later cribbed by the NFL.
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However, even if Moore's Law fails in the future, new methods of computing, like quantum computing, may again set the industry on breakneck development speeds.
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And so to the extent that the government fails in its quest to block those deals, I think you can see the spreads somewhat compressed.
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In 20043 Slick fails in her attempt to slip a 600 milligram dose of acid into President Richard Nixon's tea at a White House event.
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Many of the stages where pregnancy fails in humans are the same ones where bats are able to intervene and store fertilized eggs or sperm.
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It fails in that obligation when it fills the news hole with poorly sourced materials, blends reporting and opinion, and obsesses with agenda-driven content.
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Lindsey Graham said Tuesday that if President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's vote fails in the US Senate, Trump should re-nominate him.
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So if a satellite fails in this orbit, like Intelsat 229e did, it's basically stuck up there for hundreds of years and won't be coming down.
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If he fails in his first highly personalized diplomatic role, the media will hammer him as will his boss if he pushes the Saudis too hard.
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But the rope fails in its task, and Maurice is left to try and find his way back to the surface, or sink into the depths.
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Even if the person fails in the dream, the test seems familiar in real life — and the illusion of familiarity can translate into a real advantage.
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"If a brand like Hard Rock fails in Atlantic City, the interest in investing capital in that town is going to diminish significantly," Mr. Allen said.
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And yet he often fails in some basic professorial imperatives, like familiarizing himself with the relevant literature and providing research and evidence to support his argument.
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His clinic's decrepit central heating system occasionally fails in the middle of winter, prompting parents to keep their children bundled up in snow-suits during consultations.
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The route will also be used to test the viability of using drones to beam down internet connectivity or cellphone coverage when infrastructure fails in an emergency.
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When a lithium-ion battery fails in a multi-cell battery pack, it triggers its neighboring cells to fail too – a condition known as thermal runaway propagation.
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RELATED: GOP Obamacare repeal bill fails in dramatic late-night vote All of Thursday, the usually talkative senator had declined to show his cards to probing reporters.
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The traditional response to bad presidents is to resist, to organize, to prepare for the next election—to have faith, even if everything else fails, in democracy.
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But even if she fails in that ultimate aim, her time at the UN will likely secure her place as one of Trump's best-ever Cabinet members.
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But the libertarian campaign finance law the Court has developed fails in the broader project vital to First Amendment jurisprudence: the sensitive accommodation of competing constitutional values.
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The survey also fails in one of its main purposes: to understand human sexuality, and make sure at-risk groups get the sexually transmitted infection protection they need.
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Whether he succeeds or fails in passing the health bill, future majorities have a precedent for ramming partisan legislation crafted in secret through the budget reconciliation process quickly.
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He denounces the modern university for churning out students "incurious about the world outside their heads," yet fails, in the end, to get much outside of his own.
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Gary fails in his quest, leaving us with a skeptical view of the power of comedy to make political change, one that marks much of the scene today.
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It still fails in some situations, creating weird artifacts if a person's eye is partially covered by a lock of hair, or sometimes failing to recreate the color correctly.
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Those who are serious about the threat of climate change will be hoping he either changes his mind before November or fails in his quest for the White House.
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Lucasfilm The new Star Wars movie Solo is an enjoyable action-comedy, but it fails in one important area: really exploring how Han Solo developed his cynical, jaded attitude.
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The response from foreign powers may be a determining factor in whether Tehran succeeds or fails in preventing a revolution that could spell the end of the religious dictatorship.
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If the bill fails in the House, some Republicans in both chambers may try to salvage parts of it with wide bipartisan support to pass as stand-alone bills.
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If the bank fails in any way other than as predicted — and who exactly predicted the failure of Lehman Brothers or the near-collapse of the American International Group?
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn indicated on Monday that he'd be open to supporting a second referendum if his Brexit plan fails in Parliament this week, which is almost guaranteed.
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"When the United Nations consistently fails in its duty to act collectively, there are times in life of states that we are compelled to take our own action," Haley said.
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In Young Ahmed, if the correctional facility fails in rehabilitation, it is through the individualist terms of the drama, as exemplified by a conversation between the state psychologist and Ahmed.
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When the grid fails in other ways, in other places, we get multi-state mid-summer blackouts, or impressive city-wide light shows, with transformers arcing into the night sky.
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"When the UN consistently fails in its duty to act collectively, there are times in the life of states that we are compelled to take our own action," she said.
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Another part of Ryan's calculation: He wants to ensure that the GOP preserves its core conservative principles that have guided the party for decades — especially if Trump fails in November.
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"A government that shields its armed forces from punishment for crimes against humanity fails in its most sacred obligation to defend justice and uphold the rule of law," he said.
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It's more than a representation of women, and it ought not to be praised just for who appears in it, especially if the critic thinks it fails in other ways.
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No, it wouldn't — particularly when talking about the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards, which never fails in housing buzzy celebs with a penchant for airing out their frustrations … with each other.
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"(The change) can help prevent settlement fails in the market, as counterparties can borrow to cover short positions that they only know about on the value date," an ECB spokesman said.
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We're not sure what we did to deserve so much of this hilarious baking competition show full of seriously epic fails in a single year, but we'll gladly accept the gift.
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It is the high price that countries pay when the political establishment fails in its most basic functions of protecting the lives of citizens or preventing the pilfering of public money.
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But even if secrecy ultimately fails, in the case of the AHCA, to deliver them speed or immunize them from distracting critiques, Republicans are not likely to abandon it moving forward.
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If all else fails, in the Financial Times, David Tang offers a solution if you find that a group of people — such as guests at a dinner party — need some prompting.
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Uber has been testing prototype Volvo cars for more than a year, with safety drivers in the front seat to intervene if the self-driving system fails, in Tempe, Arizona and Pittsburgh.
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TV Land's new series will follow 40-year-old Bonnie Nolan (Silverstone, 39), a mother of two girls, who finds herself single, alone and unemployed after her marriage fails in the 1970s.
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Beijing believes it can't satisfy U.S. demands unless it surrenders its right to national greatness and fails in its obligation to raise the Chinese people's standard of living and increase their security.
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But The Room utterly fails in its attempts to make us take seriously these characters and plot points, because we're too busy marveling at the weirdness of every single thing happening onscreen.
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Even the school of strategic nonviolence that puts aside the ethical questions in favor of the strategic questions still fails, in my view, to show how nonviolence might have worked in that situation.
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"Robert Mugabe fails in every way to represent the values WHO should stand for and those that Dr Tedros has stood for since becoming DG and has done over many years," Farrar said.
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Down the road, if the House passes a bill but it fails in the Senate or in any compromise bill with the House, tax reform is still alive but will be more difficult.
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"When the United Nations consistently fails in its duty to act collectively, there are times in the life of states that we are compelled to take our own action," she said without elaborating.
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Rather than complete the title with the correct letter, "M," Kevin mistakenly guessed "K" — in what could possibly be one of the worst fails in the history of the long-running game show.
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Trump Will Be 'Angry' If Health Bill Fails President Trump said he will be "very angry" if the Senate fails in its effort to pass a health care bill in the near future.
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But the analogy fails in key ways, Dr. Winston said — notably in that the flu has a vaccine and a prophylactic anti-viral treatment often given during outbreak; no such medicines exist here.
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Indeed, the greatest single achievement of the U.N. has probably been to preserve and build that spirit of international cooperation as something positive and worth refining, even if it often fails in practice.
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If Fico fails in his negotiations President Andrej Kiska is expected to hand the task of forming a government to Richard Sulik, head of the second strongest, economically liberal Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) party.
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But where Padhi fails in his chronicle of a fallen sports hero is when he describes Das as the sole reason for Singh's success and their separation as the reason for the child's downfall.
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One antidote is The Confession Tapes, a "seven-part indictment of our criminal justice system" that dives into the difficult world of false confessions, which basically occur when truth fails in the justice system.
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Shiver, based in Haifa, formed in 2012 and settled into their current lineup a few years later—although that's since changed with the release of their first full-length, When Everything Fails, in September, 2016.
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But they say the public relations value of such a historic event could quickly fade if Trump fails, in return, to wring any significant concessions from Kim toward the dismantling of North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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Facing a potentially embarrassing defeat of his effort to repeal and replace major parts of Obamacare, President Donald Trump shrugged Friday when asked what would he would do next if the embattled bill fails in Congress.
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Maybe that's the long-term argument for sending intentional messages, I suggested; even if it fails in our lifetime, we will have created a signal that might enable an interstellar connection thousands of years from now.
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If Mr. Ali fails in his appeal, scheduled for March 7, Mr. Sisi will be left alone in the field with Sami Anan, a retired military general who has been out of the public eye for years.
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But even if it fails in the Senate, the bill will allow Democrats to contrast themselves with Trump ahead of the 2020 election and present themselves as a party that welcomes immigrants, rather than keeping them out.
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Though Brent, who recently hosted an intimate summer soiree in New York City with Cointreau for some of his close friends, will readily own up to some early fails in order to help out the rest of us.
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The couple, who hosted the Broadway Tastes event at the New York City Wine & Food Festival on Sunday, revealed to PEOPLE their biggest fails in the kitchen, making us all feel a little better about our own mistakes.
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But the public relations value of such a historic event could quickly fade if Trump fails, in return, to wring any significant concessions from Kim toward the dismantling of his nuclear arsenal, former U.S. officials and analysts say.
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But having thought about it some, it makes sense—it hints at the fact that we're stuck with this outdated research tool, that nobody seems to be happy with, because it fails in a lot of subtle ways.
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Hashid Shaabi will take part in encircling Falluja but will not enter the city unless the Iraqi army fails in doing so, said Hadi al-Amiri, the leader of the Badr Organisation, the largest component of the Shi'ite coalition.
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When Mr Johnson duly fails in late September to produce a credible alternative, EU leaders will insist that it is up to the British government whether to accept the backstop in some form or to leave with no deal.
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And if the compromise agreed to with the House fails in the Senate, then the House might wind up doing what it did back in 2500 to pass Obamacare in the first place: passing the Senate version, without alteration.
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And even if you take the developers at Ubisoft Montreal at their word and believe that this was always meant to be a game about the dark nature of religious cults, well, it fails in that regard as well.
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Hashid Shaabi will take part in encircling Fallujah but will not enter the city unless the Iraqi army fails in doing so, said Hadi al-Amiri, the leader of the Badr Organisation, the largest component of the Shiite coalition.
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"That will alleviate some of the problems you have in terms of fails in the Treasury market, and some of the complaints that have been running through the market that liquidity is restrained even in the Treasurys," he said.
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All Aldo can hope for is that McGregor either fails in his quest and comes back to the featherweight division, chastened, or that he grasps his glory quickly and then (noblesse oblige) gives Aldo a chance to redeem himself.
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If the deal fails in Parliament, May will get three days to come up with a "plan B." The prime minister has repeatedly warned of the possibility of a "no-deal" Brexit if Parliament does not support her plan.
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Tolkien succeeds (in a non-entertaining way) in showing how regular people's lives can inspire great works, but it utterly fails in showing the importance and impact of the work itself, which is why we're actually drawn to the man.
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Equally unclear was US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley's statement that "when the UN consistently fails in its duty to act collectively there are times in the life of states that we are compelled to take our own actions".
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"I do think that when we have a criminal-justice system that continuously fails in the country and where we have seen murderers and rapists … reoffend and do those crimes again and again, I think that's appalling," she said in 2011.
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"At the same time, it's, for us, very important because we do predictive, preventive maintenance, so we would like to know which spare part is going to fail before it fails in order to guarantee up-time," the CEO said.
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This fails in low-cost devices, whose manufacturers don't have security teams to write the patches: if you want to update your DVR or webcam for security reasons, you have to throw your old one away and buy a new one.
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With our only firefighting resource being three garden hoses supplied by town water (which historically fails in a crisis) and a house full of guests not used to this type of situation, we decided to follow government recommendations and evacuate early.
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If the Kentucky Republican fails in his effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare, his reputation as a master tactician of the Senate will take a hit, with lawmakers second-guessing his decisions on drawing up a bill largely behind closed doors.
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But even if the Kill Quill movement fails in the Wayfair case, you can expect the battle over internet sales taxes to continue — the movement is as tenacious as The Bride, the protagonist of Tarantino's two-part "Kill Bill" movie.
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If any performance on this list comes close to being considered a co-lead, it's the one Majors gives in this lovely indie gem about gentrification, since he tags along with the protagonist, played by Jimmie Fails, in nearly every scene.
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Because Ocasio-Cortez fails in nearly every way to display the culturally sanctioned political signifiers of blue-collarness, so the logic appears to go, her material circumstances can't ever have been remotely as bad as she has made them out to be.
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That's because nobody fails in the exact same way, or that feeling of desperately wanting to do something and being totally unable to do it and having no idea of what to do in order to get there is very human and recognizable.
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Ratings agencies must also establish an "effective internal control structure governing the implementation of and adherence to policies, procedures, and methodologies for determining credit ratings" according to the S.E.C. The Choice Act fails in two ways related to the credit rating agencies.
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A Medicare plan that passes into law and successfully extends coverage to 40 million people gets the country a lot closer to Medicare-for-all than a plan that envisions expanding Medicare to everyone but fails in Congress and costs Democrats the House in 2022.
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It fails in particular to establish a herd immunity, which ensures a level of vaccination coverage that is adequate to prevent a disease from spreading and thus protect people who cannot be vaccinated: those with impaired immune systems, the elderly or simply the most vulnerable.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The European Union edged closer on Monday to accepting that its Schengen open-borders area may be suspended for up to two years if it fails in the next few weeks to curb the influx of migrants from the Middle East and Africa.
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Rani Baker's essay on how cyberpunk tabletop games figure trans life is emblematic of how cyberpunk treats basically everything that is beyond its original purview: it allows for opportunities, but often fails in explaining or framing them in ways that are truly forward thinking.
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WATCH THIS: Saltwater Brewery "Edible Six Pack Rings" WATCH THIS: Beer Blogger Fails in Chugging 25-Year-Old Beer The company's first batch of 500 went up in April, and they plan to scale up production to meet their current output of 400,000 beer cans per month.
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In a weak compromise that fails in both respects, Bridget Jones's Baby de-prioritizes romance and emotion in favor of eventfulness, and overt displays of social, cultural, and global hipness get walk-on roles as slogans and punchlines without affecting the movie's ultimately conservative narrative course.
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"Such acts prove that the U.S. is hatching a criminal plot to unleash a war against the DPRK and commit a crime which deserves merciless divine punishment in case the U.S. fails in the scenario of the DPRK's unjust and brigandish denuclearisation first," the paper reportedly said.
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AMSTERDAM, Jan 25 (Reuters) - The European Union edged closer on Monday to accepting that its Schengen open-borders area may be suspended for up to two years if it fails in the next few weeks to curb the influx of migrants from the Middle East and Africa.
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Related: Budweiser Brewery Releases Their First Alcoholic Root Beer WATCH THIS: Beer Blogger Fails in Chugging 25-Year-Old Beer The Chinese were onto something: There are at least five unexpected health benefits to beer, including lowering your arthritis risk and keeping your mind sharp (to a certain extent).
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The Crew Dragon is designed to travel into space on top of one of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets, but if for some reason that rocket fails in mid-air, the emergency engines embedded in the hull of the spacecraft will ignite and carry the capsule away to safety.
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Related: The African Union Plans a Trip to Burundi After Its Peacekeeping Plan Fails In a January briefing, the UN's human rights office cited witnesses and victims who said during the brutal response by Burundian forces, some of those killed or assaulted appeared to be targeted due to their Tutsi ethnicity.
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Already, potato trading between EU countries is common, but most of the rice eaten in Europe is imported, whereas only a small proportion of potatoes come from outside the EU. Some say that more open markets would ensure that if the harvest fails in one country, appetites could still be met.
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Even if the Republican ticket fails in the battle for the White House, Mr. Pence wants to preserve his future viability, a goal that has created a delicate dance for him — leaving him wary of offending Mr. Trump and his base, while also eager to ingratiate himself with the Republican establishment.
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If he fails in nuclear disarmament process with Kim Jong Un and agrees to something like partially destroying North Korea's nuclear capability while allowing North Korea to keep its capability to attack with nuclear weapons, then I think North Korea would be easily accepted as a nuclear state in this region.
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I've seen over and over again that liberalism fails in the hothouse of electoral contests because it is either deemed to be, or might even in reality be, just a little too stand-offish about a very primitive, understandable and very strong instinct that we all have to belong to some wider entity.
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Mignon Clyburn, the Democratic commissioner who was outvoted 2-1 on this item, wrote in a dissenting statement that the decision today fails in its own justifications: Rather than interpret a duly-adopted, flexible rule in a manner that would be consistent with the majority's understanding of its proper scope, they have chosen to gut the rule entirely.
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RELATED: GOP Obamacare repeal bill fails in dramatic late-night vote "He hasn't had the accomplishments because he hasn't had the cooperation of the majority in Congress, and they need to get on board with him," said John Svec, who teaches high school government, standing on the side of the town's pool, which he manages during the summer.
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How long "Take Two" can sustain that tension will likely depend on just how hungry people are for this sort of light escapist fare during the summer; and if the show exhibits even modest signs of life, how much ABC could use a possible utility player to plug into its lineup when something inevitably fails in the fall.
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When he fails in this – when, from absence of mind or reluctance to copy slavishly, the distribution of the strokes falls out of order and the structure of the body is loosely shaped – then, to what is splendid and to what are the pitfalls in this art, he is equally, stranger, and such he will remain.
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The purist defense of market forces to fix our schools or to fairly present low-cost entry opportunities to own one's own business fails in multiple ways: Finally, purists often present a survival-of-the-fittest Darwinian notion that actually has little regard for those who, according to the determinations of their flawed market, are less fit.
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The way in which the voting system fails in a country where party and geography align is, after all, just one part of a bigger problem: a constitution that was set up to work with something other than the two-national-party system that the founders wanted to avoid but which, due in part to the voting rules they imposed, captured their country.
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Instead, Republicans simply say that giant government subsidy schemes are "free market," Democrats take them at their word for political purposes, the Republican subsidy scheme fails in the same general way that a Democratic scheme would have, and the public clamors for more government involvement — to which Republicans answer by stating that they'll administer that government involvement more efficiently than Democrats would.
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" (Listen to the full MashReads Podcast discussion here.) Universal Harvester by John Darnielle Peter says: "It's not a perfect book, and I do think it fails in some ways but I found it to be gripping and affecting, and I've thought about that book a lot this year, because honestly I do think there are some haunting, haunting things in that book that I don't think will leave me anytime soon.
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The new Amazon show Jean Claude Van Johnson is directed and written by David Callaham, the original writer of The Expendables, and it does something very similar to that movie: flattens Van Damme through tired self-referential jokes that could be about any other action star, trafficks in the same kind of self-serving nostalgia, and generally fails in its limited attempts to grapple with the genre's tired tropes and racial caricatures.
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"If Macron fails in assembling the political forces around free markets and company and business and if people are still hostile to his politics then she will win because she will catch all the anger that Macron will generate," he added, drawing attention to the swathes of voters who had moved from voting for the various centrist candidates in the first round to Macron – the only centrist candidate to remain in the final round.
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He notes that prosperity has raised people's expectations and access to information, even as it's helped the government forestall democratization: many citizens who might once have become dissidents have grown increasingly focused on their private lives and the opportunity to make money quickly, while party officials, who 'can often determine who succeeds and fails in the new capitalist economy,' wield 'tremendous leverage over the emerging class of private businessmen and entrepreneurs that might otherwise support political change.
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Democrats vow to block the confirmation of Trump's 'handpicked political ideologues' White House and Kremlin officials are expected Thursday to announce details of a planned summit between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin Embattled FBI agent Peter Strzok testified for hours behind closed doors Wednesday about anti-Trump text messages he sent to his lovebird colleague during the 2016 presidential campaign The Health and Human Services watchdog says it will investigate the conditions of shelters housing migrant children as a GOP compromise immigration bill fails in the House House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi appears to downplay the significance of top House Democrat Joe Crowley's primary loss to political upstart and socialist, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez THE LEAD STORY - SUPREME BATTLE AHEAD: Justice Anthony Kennedy announced Wednesday that he is retiring , giving President Trump a critical opportunity to move the Supreme Court more solidly to the right for decades to come with his second high court pick.
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