"Evil can sprout in any society that fails to examine itself, that fails to remember the past, and that fails to educate," he told CNN.
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The law fails to recognize a core-noncore distinction for management and fails to protect investors.
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But what happens if ambition fails to counteract ambition, what happens if stability fails to assert itself in the face of chaos and instability, if indecency fails to call out indecency.
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He tries and fails to write poetry, tries and fails to write fiction, and plays in a band.
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This pattern of behavior fails to be responsive to demographic change and fails to capitalize on new markets.
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Appropriately for a novel of the anti-self, much of this wrongness is passively accomplished: A man fails to prevent a murder, a man fails to father his son, another father fails to defend himself against another son.
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Somewhat hilariously, "Random Access Memories" fails to crack the top 10 on any of these, or it fails to be included at all.
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If any aspect of our health care system fails to adhere to ethical standards around informed consent, it also fails to meet patient care.
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So should any similar proposal that fails to invest in our infrastructure, guts public health and engagement laws and fails to protect working families.
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If May fails to win over lawmakers on the treaty or fails to hold an election, Britain will leave with no deal on June 1.
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However, if May fails to win over lawmakers on the treaty or fails to hold an election, Britain will leave with no deal on June 1.
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When feminism fails to be intersectional — and fails to be inclusive of marginalized groups like the trans community — it can become tone-deaf, excluding, and even transphobic.
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It not only fails to delay the age when teens first have sex, but also fails to reduce unintended pregnancies and the spread of sexually transmitted infections.
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Thus the mayor who fails to remove snow from roads, neglects pothole repair, distributes impure water or fails to keep streets from flooding loses the next election.
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Abstinence-only education not only fails to delay the age when teens first have sex, but also fails to reduce unintended pregnancies and the spread of STDs.
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A society that fails to empower its youth, women, and people of color fails to benefit from what a majority of the population can bring to the table.
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Just as he fails to adequately distinguish between very different forms of wasting time, Professor Lightman fails to consider the relative applicability of his proposals to different use cases.
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According to the suit, Lyft fails to involve police in reported assault cases, and also fails to report to users if drivers have ever been accused of sexual assault.
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If fourth-seeded Elina Svitolina fails to reach the semifinals and top-seeded Karolina Pliskova fails to reach the final, the top spot will be Muguruza's for the first time.
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But the cancellation doesn't take effect unless the person fails to respond to a mailed notice and fails to vote in three consecutive federal elections, spanning six years in all.
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North Carolina fails to repeal 'bathroom bill' -- now what?
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If May fails to forge consensus within her party and with opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn and if parliament fails to agree an extension, Britain will crash out the EU without a deal.
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Those criticisms would only be amplified if Sanders fails to bow out of the race in a timely fashion or, even worse, fails to enthusiastically endorse Biden by the convention this summer.
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The Senate is expected to take a procedural vote on the Nelson-Rubio amendment first before moving —if it fails— to Cornyn's amendment, and then, if it fails, to the Blunt-Murray compromise.
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My greatest fear is that if Congress fails to provide adequate funding and fails to combat Medicaid fraud associated with treatment, the law enforcement community will be left to pick up the pieces.
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This again shows the common thread in West's writing: Anything that fails to include all of these issues, from wealth inequality to militarism, simply fails to address the full scale of white supremacy.
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But he fails to match stylistic panache with intellectual substance.
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This new policy fails to do this on our campus.
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But the army fails to transform these "likes" into action.
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Zendaya Zendaya never fails to provide makeup inspo – that glow!
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The third thing is a company fails to reinvent itself.
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Political journalism generally fails to answer the most important question.
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Ford fails to react, basically throwing Bernie under the bus.
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Auerbach fails to fully understand the deliberate nature of free
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Facebook's API fails to meet three of these five guidelines.
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It also fails to track consumers' biggest broadband complaint: pricing.
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If humanity fails to act, it will get just deserts.
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What Facebook fails to acknowledge is that it isn't neutral.
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Often times, it completely fails to answer the question altogether.
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Months later, Boy fails to meet Girl's needs and desires.
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It fails to load in, but hey, there's a Pidgey!
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Yet Syria fails to stir the same feelings of solidarity.
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He never fails to make me feel loved and special.
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"This picture never fails to draw a gasp," Buell said.
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It utterly fails to penalize Facebook in any effective way.
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It's a phrase that never fails to make me cringe.
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Consequently, the public fails to learn about some important matters.
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If Rosenstein fails to appoint an outside prosecutor, Democratic Sen.
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The death penalty fails to meet any of those measurements.
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But the report fails to show this standard was met.
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If that fails to happen, they will be left exposed.
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Or your vision, when completed, fails to match your fantasy.
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If OPEC fails to clinch a production agreement on Nov.
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It's not surprising that Trump fails to appreciate the irony.
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That fails to explain why no one understands Ben Carson.
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But here too, Trump regularly fails to meet those standards.
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Every family has ways it fails to adhere to convention.
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Simply, the government fails to see the benefits of inversion.
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Another dangerous cross for Croatia fails to meet a target.
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The Court's decision today fails to safeguard that fundamental principle.
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Or if he fails to get control of our borders.
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If Congress fails to act, these recruits' permits will expire.
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He conveniently fails to mention his gratuitous statement that Mrs.
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The court's decision today fails to safeguard that fundamental principle.
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He holds his head, but fails to draw a foul.
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Trump fails to grasp that black voters are strategically pragmatic.
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A political system that often fails to address these challenges.
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Trump utterly fails to rise to his first real crisis.
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Population fails to explain the figures conclusively, the Costas said.
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The Republican bill also fails to address issues of affordability.
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If someone fails to contribute, they're not great allies. pic.twitter.
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It fails to recognize how institutions contribute to this anxiety.
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It disdains large families while it fails to reproduce itself.
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Mr. Trump fails to meet the bar for this commitment.
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If it fails to do that, it could be delisted.
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For the United States to uncritically echo this opposition not only fails to consider whether these concerns are valid, but fails to appreciate the human rights violations that LGBT people experience in those countries.
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Populist Geert Wilders fails to live up to hype in Dutch elections Populist Geert Wilders fails to live up to hype in Dutch elections Updated 22012/863/286 to reflect the latest election results.
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I've tried everything I can think of (and everything folks online can think of), to no avail; the phone either fails to connect altogether or fails to stay connected longer than 30 seconds or so.
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As a former prosecutor, I often wonder, when a grand jury fails to indict or a trial jury fails to convict such an officer, whether the prosecutor proceeded with the vigor that the circumstances warranted.
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The result is that Tate fails to rise as a sensibility.
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If the government fails to do that, it could lose legitimacy.
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But what happens when another car fails to respect that order?
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But, then again, the internet never fails to defy our expectations.
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The adrenaline trip that is Startup Battlefield never fails to disappoint.
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"Almost every boycott fails to achieve its punitive goal," says Glickman.
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The evidence fails to prove the allegations beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Notably, the new program fails to address the issue of immigration.
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If the site owner fails to comply, registrars for YouTube-MP3.
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So the technology doesn't get adopted and fails to provide value.
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It's an expensive process, and it often fails to pay off.
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Anyone who fails to comply will be arrested, the leaflets claim.
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Bartleby fails to acquiesce in carrying out his humdrum, tedious tasks.
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But sometimes the government itself fails to speak with one voice.
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If she fails to satisfy their demands, her coalition may collapse.
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Twitter is in freefall as it fails to add new users.
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Facebook could face fines if it fails to comply, CNIL added.
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Lady Gaga never fails to flaw us with her exquisite style.
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Can art succeed where porn fails—to actually turn us on?
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"AMERICA'S GOT TALENT" often fails to live up to its title.
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Alphabet's strong ad sales growth fails to offset surge in costs .
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Even in the realm of fiction, the tortoise fails to delight.
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The government will shut down if the bill fails to pass.
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Clinton asked about favorite world leader after Johnson fails to answer.
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Yet, the Senate's BUILD Act fails to include this critical body.
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"He fails to listen to the people," he said of Israel.
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Once again Obama fails to classify China as a currency manipulator.
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If Mr. Trump fails to recover, Republicans still question whether Mrs.
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The West falls as it fails to see Europe being overrun.
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Yet scholarship often fails to acknowledge philosophical discourses initiated by artists.
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Hillary fails to land as strongly as its remarkable assets promise.
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The president fails to protect the country from an ongoing attack.
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This problem will only get worse if Congress fails to act.
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Theresa May's spokesperson fails to rule out changing food safety rules.
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If this threat somehow fails to move enough votes, and Mrs.
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Nothing happens if a governor fails to invest in prosecutorial services.
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A one-loss Alabama team that fails to win its conference?
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The Senate fails to move forward on a massive stimulus package.
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And for some reason, it never fails to make me smile.
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If Mr. Rosenstein fails to show up, we will subpoena him.
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The wave never arrives, or if it arrives, fails to last.
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The former president's annual year-end playlist never fails to delight.
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However, the op-ed fails to consider other ideas of unity.
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If it fails to pass, conservatives may not get another chance.
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If it fails to sustain support then it could fade away.
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Every time he fails to do that represents a missed opportunity.
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She never fails to tell us exactly where her things are.
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It could be, too, that popular resistance fails to die down.
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If you're just slightly off, it usually fails to recognize it.
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A disorderly home fails to live up to such an expectation.
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In the end, though, he fails to deliver a satisfying solution.
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The study also fails to consider the most crucial question: intent.
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We're going to be a regional party that fails to get into the majority and fails to do things on behalf of those working class people that were the backbone of the Democratic Party for so long.
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It can take the money back, for example, if the grantee fails to make "adequate progress" or "fails to complete the project or one of its tasks" or if the state doesn't meet its matching fund requirements.
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And we must remember that there is a human cost — not just a financial cost — when a job training program fails to lift families out of poverty or when an education initiative fails to help children succeed.
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But if he fails to do so, is that really so tragic?
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Mark Zuckerberg says he's responsible, but he fails to say he's sorry.
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Even if Daniels fails to win public office, she's determined to try.
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The razor-thin specialization of our brain modules never fails to amaze.
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Few are surprised when the platform fails to catch every creepy video.
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After a few failed attempts, the man fails to breathe and dies.
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The big picture: Kim often lays out pledges he fails to meet.
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When the state fails to take proper action, it imperils us all.
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But, taken as a whole, Samsung's new Notebook 9 fails to impress.
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Any employee that fails to report to work will not be paid.
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WHEN education fails to keep pace with technology, the result is inequality.
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Only if Italy then fails to comply would financial sanctions kick in.
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He currently fails to clear the most basic bar of the presidency.
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If it fails to improve people's lives, it could lose its strongholds.
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It's because their price fails to reflect their contribution to global warming.
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But if the candidate fails to negotiate, that's an additional $20k saved.
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Notably, Proven's quiz fails to ask whether you have these aforementioned conditions.
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If it fails to materialise, a split could become inevitable after all.
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Alas, such talk of a side deal fails to satisfy Mr Trump.
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Parents, grandparents and technology are a combination that never fails to deliver.
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Anyone who fails to comply will be arrested, according to the leaflets.
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Generally, a landlord can evict a tenant who fails to pay rent.
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Title III promises a grand future, which it ultimately fails to deliver.
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It's easy to resent how his music fails to reward one's full
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He said if Ankara fails to cease operations, U.S. sanctions will follow.
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It never fails to surprise, but maintains an acute sense of familiarity.
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A great deal of art history writing fails to frankly discuss economics.
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The danger fails to deter some people from returning from exile, however.
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They all have great moments, but Squidward never fails to fracture me.
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Unfortunately, the flat-footed family comedy around him fails to produce sparks.
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Despite his job description, the manager fails to show up for work.
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Yet again the father fails to appreciate something cherished by the son.
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So if the ESA fails to protect truly endangered species, what does?
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This type of proposal fails to recognize how the Internet works today.
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Nothing the House GOP passes or fails to pass has a future.
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However, he conveniently fails to discuss the true cost of conventional fuels.
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It fails to give actionable health and health care information to consumers.
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"In other words, the current LCR fails to incentivize protection," he said.
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However, this registry completely fails to pass any basic test of authenticity.
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More would likely follow if a county fails to complete its review.
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Joanna Stern tries, fails, to live off an iPhone for a week.
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Congress fails to draw hard lines that deliver on real systemic reforms,
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If the Polish government fails to do so, it could face penalties.
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One blog notes that Bai Ling's daughter fails to smile, eyes vacant.
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Despite these limits, a night at The Nines never fails to thrill.
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Companies keep getting caught outsourcing the work their technology fails to do.
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The watchdog can fine an EU agency that fails to do so.
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If a judge fails to find probable cause, the complaint is dismissed.
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In general, current law fails to safeguard the rights of future generations.
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Mr. Rosenstein fails to understand that addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease.
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For a small percentage of people, it fails to register as anything.
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It fails to notice that second-rate artists can be tormented, too.
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It fails to make depravity an experience that either stimulates or appalls.
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Patients suffer as the F.D.A. fails to adequately screen or monitor products.
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You are responsible for everything your platoon does or fails to do.
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Thunberg, 17, said the law fails to address the next 10 years.
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In truth, however, the tsundoku fails to describe much of my library.
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Mr. Gibson fails to put objects in the space reserved for them.
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But 80% of the time the construction fails to meet acceptable tolerances.
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Yet "illiberal democracy" fails to capture what is wrong with these regimes.
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The problem is not that child services fails to remove enough children.
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But it often fails to assess whether those memories are truly representative.
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If the Senate fails to follow through, let history be the judge.
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If he fails to sell them by January, they will be useless.
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Only if it then fails to comply would financial sanctions kick in.
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If Washington fails to check Iran, Sunni jihadism is likely to endure.
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Instead, I concentrate on every dress that fails to meet Sarah's criteria.
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What the law fails to recognize is another dynamic at work: coercion.
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And yet the play fails to commit its focus to its protagonist.
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His government fails to hold accountable the Hindu radicals who attack Christians.
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It is not just weapons-related work the JCPOA fails to uncover.
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It fails to dock properly, so he just lets it float away.
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We'll go back to court if FDA fails to keep its promises.
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Anyone who refuses or fails to forfeit those firearms would be fined.
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But that mindset fails to recognize just how savvy the Kardashians are.
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Those tariffs will gradually increase the longer Mexico fails to curb migration.
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"When people don't have the facts, democracy fails to work," Jackson said.
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She drops out of art school after her artwork fails to impress.
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That would mean firing anyone who fails to comply, as Nixon did.
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The spice is nice, but Bojangles' fails to capture the crucial crunch.
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If Facebook fails to comply, it could get hit with numerous fines.
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Many argue that 3D printing fails to capture the authenticity of the original structures But many argue that 3D printing fails to capture the authenticity of the original structures, amounting to little more than the Disneyfication of heritage.
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This autumn could see the British political system seize up as Mrs May fails to produce a majority for any Brexit deal, the government fails to prepare a fallback position, and Parliament engages in noisy squabbles about various alternatives.
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"This crisis demands more than a senator who has good ideas, but whose 30-year track record shows he consistently calls for things he fails to get done, and consistently opposes things he nevertheless fails to stop," she said.
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The memo, obtained and reviewed by Axios, lists five objections to the bill: it fails to secure the border, increases illegal immigration, grants legal status to parents of "Dreamers," increases chain migration and fails to end the visa lottery.
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But since Gita fails to make contact with me, my thoughts turn cynical.
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Anything less fails to recognize the reality of the world we live in.
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The funny part is how this mindset fails to extend to other threats.
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If Tesla fails to hit future targets then a cashflow crisis may loom.
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When the other airline fails to keep up, it goes out of business.
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He has news, which he tries (and fails) to frame as good news.
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But Ms Davenport is not convinced that the movement fails to attract women.
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Research often fails to show clear connections between adversities and self-proclaimed crises.
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Whittington focuses on cases where the system fails to resolve major political disagreements.
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Equally, it fails to connect the dots between the past and the present.
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But See fails to do the world-building required to support its premise.
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And there are several other obstacles for which Uber fails to provide solutions.
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Are you irked when a junior office-mate fails to fetch you coffee?
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If blood fails to clot properly, as in haemophiliacs, a plasma product helps.
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It fails to define the true nature of price activity in this instrument.
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Chiefly, it humanises footballers in a way that the media often fails to.
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But last night's season finale, "Wrath," fails to build on that creative momentum.
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The husband fails to reach the mark because his book is anti-machine.
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The S.E.C. order noted that Goldman's rate of fails to deliver remained low.
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And the third is that it fails to improve the standard of officiating.
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Anywhere where voting fails to happen could ignite in fresh bouts of unrest.
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Go deeper: Israel headed for new elections after Netanyahu fails to form coalition
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When it comes to fashion, Rihanna never fails to push the sartorial envelope.
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" Diaz makes the case that Gorsuch "fails to provide a solution or alternative.
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His work fails to challenge either his Constructivist forbearers or his minimalist contemporaries.
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But not all is lost if it fails to live up to expectations.
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If Congress fails to pass a budget, the government would effectively shut down.
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Today Alexa, like all voice assistants, often fails to comprehend the blindingly obvious.
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If it fails to pass the resolution, the government will be shut down.
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But the law fails to distinguish between "sex trafficking" and consensual sex work.
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The United States could reinstate tariffs if China fails to fulfill those pledges.
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Meanwhile, what if the market turns lower and fails to rise through 1,950?
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Bannon said the media still fails to understand how Trump rose to victory.
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Kylie Jenner fails to make a call to her long suspected beau, PND.
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If Congress fails to vote within 180 days, the regulation would be vacated.
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What if humankind fails to get its collective shit together on climate change?
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A new production that fails to start strong must turn things around quickly.
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But she said the new pact fails to address NAFTA's most glaring problems.
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It's these dancers who have the passage that never fails to thrill me.
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If France fails to impress, jeers and boos ring out from the stands.
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If Trump fails to meet the deadline, the next Democratic Speaker — likely Rep.
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Barr's summary fails to reveal how Mueller dismissed these alleged Russian-Trump interactions.
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What he fails to explain is how these proposals would keep America safe.
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But without Jim Carrey's presence, this lackluster sequel fails to bring the laughs.
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I've always thought the Model S fails to get the props it deserves.
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If it fails to pull back meaningfully, this would be a bearish signal.
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It is precisely this kind of awareness that the paranoid fails to develop.
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" Sometimes he fails to recognize Dr. Schwartz, sometimes he fondly calls him "Walter.
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But just as often, Doughty fails to engage with the realities of mourning.
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Somehow, after three tries, it still fails to make much of an impression.
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Quality-control gurus abound, but their work often fails to yield actual quality.
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Every day it fails to do so is a stain on our country.
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Theresa May goes big on free trade but fails to mention international students.
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It also fails to weave together the stories of the various selectable characters.
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But when MMA fails to transcend life, it begins to embody it instead.
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" –in FvJ when Lori's alarm fails to rouse her "Nancy, help me, please.
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"We understand that current air quality fails to meet people's expectations," he said.
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She tries, and fails, to persuade the bank to build that center elsewhere.
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But it fails to offer us a compelling reason for it to exist.
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When a client fails to pay, freelancers often end up with little recourse.
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But the plan fails to account for costs from climate change, critics say.
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His wiretap of Chuck's meeting with Krakow fails to yield the juiciest details.
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Take his growing impatience when his yearly Christmas bonus fails to arrive quickly.
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The AP reports that the Pentagon's response "fails to conclusively counter" its investigation.
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Above all it fails to address the deep sense of crisis in Italy.
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When you create any pristine world, it fails to acknowledge the dark underside.
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If she fails to account for her wealth, she risks losing both properties.
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Sanders fails to acknowledge that there is room for disagreement within the party.
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But she fails to recognize that a school play is a communal activity.
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"The First Cell" raises many profound questions but fails to provide clear answers.
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Anyone who fails to see a glimmer of hope in Iran is blind.
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But Spotify didn't say what happens when the feature fails to engage fans.
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Mr. Trump fails to realize that the White House is not Trump Tower.
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It's today's problem, and — if Congress fails to act — the problem will continue.
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It matters when leadership fails to reflect the diversity of those being led.
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Stengel presents his biographer with an intriguing paradox, one Appel fails to decode.
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Gets shot down, is a prisoner of war, fails to win the presidency.
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But as he fails to win big, the field isn't getting particularly small.
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Warren admitted that the U.S. fails to meet her own tough standards. Fine.
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But one crucial point must be made that the movie fails to make.
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And, to the billionaire's alarm, at first the CEO fails to take responsibility.
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But nobody fails to understand that this is like jumping into a cauldron.
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More noteworthy, she fails to extract a single distinctive fact about Harriet's past.
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Nonetheless, the tasting often fails to give a complete picture of a wine.
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Your partner fails to understand AND comes from a more traditional American family.
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If the implementation fails to meet milestones, he said, people may be fired.
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If a friend hurts your feelings and fails to acknowledge it, say nothing.
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It also fails to account for inflation, salary increases and other rising costs.
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First and foremost, that description fails to capture the game's open-ended structure.
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Here's the thing: when your eyes are synthesizing information from multiple screens into a three-dimensional virtual space, the word "screenshot" fails to describe what it is doing almost as badly as it fails to document what you are experiencing.
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If the U.S. for whatever reason fails to renew them, or fails to renew them at the same or higher level of funding, then Beijing may have an opportunity to convince them the COFAs are not in their national interests.
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But it filed a motion to dismiss it, saying Kowalski fails to allege facts that would make MSU liable for assaults that happened off-campus and that she fails to show the school knew the assault was likely to occur.
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But if their candidate fails to reach 15 percent, they can switch to a different candidate, or seek to persuade supporters of another candidate who fails to reach 15 percent to help their candidate clear that threshold during the second alignment.
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"It quite deliberately fails to comply with the requirements of governing law," he said.
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If it fails to do so swiftly, the consequences are likely to be severe.
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Trade credit insurers provide coverage to companies for when a customer fails to pay.
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So different, in fact, that our treatment of past technologies fails to be instructive.
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The ratings would also come under pressure if LBS fails to maintain sound capitalisation.
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" Moreover, Barr states as well that report fails to establish evidence of "corrupt intent.
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But if he fails to catch Dunne, he hopes Elvira takes the title instead.
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Lime fails to admit that its application simply didn't match those of its competitors.
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That lack of fallout is part of why The Good Cop fails to register.
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If the item fails to sell, TheRealReal is forced to eat those overhead costs.
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When it comes to red carpet beauty, Kate Winslet never fails to impress us.
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Draghi said on Tuesday the ECB will ease again if inflation fails to accelerate.
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Dawn fails to arrive: night stretches out like "an endless ball of black thread".
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Virgil Tibbs, fails to react when a white suspect slaps him in the face.
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D'Souza's online résumé fails to mention his work with Thiel to covertly attack Gawker.
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Tesla has no plan B if the EV market fails to materialize as expected.
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But other scholars feel that the thin-ideology definition fails to capture some dimensions.
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This legislation fails to provide Americans with what they need to maintain their health.
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It will only be partly so if growth fails to pick up again inland.
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It even fails to follow-up when there's a high-profile case, it seems.
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She also fails to mention that birth rates for older women have actually increased.
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If the Model 3 fails to catch fire, demand for EVs could drop overall.
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Siri doesn't respond, and the smart speaker fails to show on any synced devices.
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Things get weird, however, when Andre fails to perform the way Pamela apparently expects.
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If a driver fails to respond to the previous warnings, the alerts go batty.
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And if North Korea fails to honor this agreement, where does that leave us?
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Yet it's this tradition that Thrones of Britannia singularly fails to live up to.
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The digital world is truly flat, but the court's decision fails to recognize this.
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Neither is a Paris apartment that promises speedy Wi-Fi but fails to deliver.
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Most glaringly, it fails to monopolize the use of force or to provide security.
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If it fails to stop them, the plan will be impracticable, EU officials say.
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The plaintiffs acknowledge that the National Emergencies Act of 0003 fails to define "emergency".
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Unfortunately, a recycled hardware design fails to rekindle my excitement for all things BlackBerry.
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What Zoosk fails to mention is how many of those millions are actually active.
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The last surviving Snake, Tyene, fails to defend Ellaria, and they're carted off together.
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That's the designation he assigns to anyone who fails to genuflect in his presence.
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My face may be shorn, but your generosity never fails to leave me beaming.
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The political horserace never fails to move the needle — and that means guaranteed revenue.
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Boy fails to find coins, but instead finds an old friend—a babely sunbather.
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That fails to address one of the most prominent concerns in the opioid crisis.
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DR MICHAEL FORSTERPerth Royal InfirmaryPerth, Perthshire * The Economist fails to see the opportunities here.
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Even as it fails to uphold the red lines of European data protection law.
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If Microsoft fails to comply, the CNIL will issue a sanction against the company.
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And it completely fails to lay the groundwork for what happens if they succeed.
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With respect to the total number of Kickstarters, the city fails to stand out.
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My disdain for all things cocoa never fails to save me a few calories.
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Chase understands that he too will likely die if he fails to maintain recovery.
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Patrick fails to show up for work at a restaurant-bar in nearby Doylestown.
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If a transportation app fails to deliver it is inconvenient, but not life altering.
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The ratings would also come under pressure if Nationwide fails to maintain sound capitalisation.
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Despite this (and for obvious narrative reasons), he never fails to pick himself up.
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Where British journalism fails to convey the dimensions of the mess, foreign journalists oblige.
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If the Taiwanese parliament fails to act, same-sex marriage will automatically become legal.
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And the AHCA, even with these new amendments, fails to deliver on that promise.
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If the United States fails to seize it, the missiles will continue to fly.
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What Chuck fails to realize is his role in setting Jimmy on that path.
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If the country fails to make use of half its talent pool, stagnation looms.
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Management noted weaker order frequency as the company fails to mature like its rivals.
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Bob tries, and fails, to make his legs bigger with exercise and eating more.
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However, this proposal completely fails to do that and will shortchange seniors like Mrs.
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The objectors' main argument was that the settlement largely fails to cover CTE cases.
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If Congress fails to act on the trade accord, NAFTA will remain in place.
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If Gazprom fails to deliver on these understandings, the EU can impose crippling penalties.
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Weaker photography delivers a quick message — sweetness, pathos, humor — but fails to do more.
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He is right: it fails to tackle the crucial issue of Italy's declining productivity.
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Somehow the fake Apple employee fails to mention the best option: replacing the battery.
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The fourth iteration never fails to make me want to leap from my chair.
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If he fails to acknowledge United's many mistakes, it's not going to go well.
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She picks up but always abandons books; she tries and fails to learn Spanish.
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None of this may matter if the US flavor ban fails to become law.
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If the building fails to intervene, you could call 311 and report the situation.
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Thornberry said the report fails to build confidence in the administration's anti-ISIS strategy.
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It is the product of a system that fails to bring in most voters.
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On every count, it fails to meet the desperate need to rebuild our country.
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But "lewd," extremely or not, fails to capture the full essence of that recording.
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Go deeper: What will happen if the government fails to raise the debt ceiling.
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Until then, it fails to stand out in a competitive field of midrange smartphones.
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Q. What are the risks if the latest resolution fails to persuade North Korea?
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Like Upton, he said the measure fails to protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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Warnick implicates us and himself, but fails to point us down a new path.
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The film fails to raise interesting new questions or delve deeply into unexplored territory.
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If he doesn't answer and fails to respond within 24 hours, delete his number.
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The way it beat its cost of capital, though, fails to inspire full confidence.
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He has previously vowed to step down if he fails to stamp out corruption.
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But if a state fails to act, then the federal government must step in.
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The police will be alerted if a user fails to comply within 20 minutes.
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The sight of those majestic, emerald-colored birds never fails to lift my spirits.
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He fails to consider the revolution in monopoly law in the last 40 years.
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Jesse Eisenberg is that rare breed of artist who routinely fails to be uninteresting.
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The result is a display of fantastic and engaging work that fails to gel.
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That argument fails to take a few key factors into account, particularly this year.
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However, doctors recommend getting vaccinated even if the shot fails to prevent the flu.
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Banning fireworks, Mr. Dayal said, fails to halt more pervasive pollutants in the city.
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Right now, our asylum system fails to assist asylum seekers who legitimately need it.
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In the end, Johnson fails to make much headway in recovering the dispersed treasures.
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When a democracy fails to protect people from these depredations, authoritarianism grows in appeal.
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The team could lose valuable television revenue if it fails to reach that level.
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They expressed frustration over a legal system that fails to prosecute or convict officers.
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THE CHICKENSHIT CLUB: WHY THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT FAILS TO PROSECUTE EXECUTIVES By Jesse Eisinger.
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If he fails to react in kind, he will likely invite escalating Iranian aggression.
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"Any individual or entity that fails to comply will face severe consequences," he said.
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Referring to her only as the president's "daughter" fails to capture her true role.
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If Congress fails to act, it will be incumbent upon President Trump to reconsider.
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On Saturday, the White House said the new memo fails to answer serious questions.
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Next to Sony and Microsoft's offerings, Stadia's limited game selection fails to stand out.
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Additionally, an opt-out regime fails to meaningfully address repeat infringers and sophisticated respondents.
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Yet, at the same time, it fails to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions today.
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Anyone who fails to comply with the condition is liable for arrest and prosecution.
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North Korea says the US side fails to follow through on its commitments, too.
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If Trump fails to bring that number down, chances are he'll lose in November.
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THE CHICKENSHIT CLUB: Why the Justice Department Fails to Prosecute Executives, by Jesse Eisinger.
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Before the percussionist leaves, he fails to produce the sound that matches her gesture.
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If Netflix fails to deliver, Eison sees it testing a key level of support.
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If Walmart fails to comply, the agency said it planned to file a lawsuit.
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These scenarios will become real throughout our network if Congress fails to act soon.
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If industry fails to do this then Congress will be forced to address it.
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If Congress fails to do so, hundreds of thousands of people could face deportation.
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And, if Congress fails to pass it soon, there will be troubling international ramifications.
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If Sudan fails to live up to its commitments, the embargo can be reinstated.
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If it fails to do so, a federal court could overturn the new regulation.
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Any legislator who fails to support such a measure is giving support to bigotry.
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But where her sound is timeless and stunning, her writing never fails to disarm.
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But this step fails to address questions that only congressional oversight and investigation can.
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A pharmacist who fails to follow this procedure, is in violation of our process.
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If the UN fails to make China accountable this time, it failed all humanity.
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And it certainly fails to question the Met's own entanglement in empire and violence.
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The fine is $1,500 for each listing a company fails to disclose, not $25,000.
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That's technically accurate, but it fails to capture the full scope of the experience.
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But over time, public attention on the issue fades, and Congress fails to act.
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When it fails to readjust, sleep times drift later and later into the evening.
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DiSalvo believes the term "food desert" fails to encapsulate the complexity of the problem.
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"It is undisputed that Ohio does not remove a registrant on change-of-residence grounds unless the registrant is sent and fails to mail back a return card and then fails to vote for an additional four years," Alito wrote in his opinion.
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"We could lower the rating by one notch in the next year if management fails to restore sounder operations in France, such as achieving better customer retention and reducing turnover in senior management, or if it fails to trim absolute debt (...)," it added.
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If the man from Akron fails to go galactic in even a single game, if he misses those fallaway jumpers that make defenders close their eyes and shake their heads, if he fails to barrel to the hoop like a B.&O.
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It should not be a surprise that the average fund fails to beat the index.
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Greene said the police department's statement fails to address the illegality of its search warrant.
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If Italian growth fails to pick up, tension with Brussels and markets will inevitably resurface.
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Sessions' decision fails to distinguish between these forms of gender-based violence and domestic violence.
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It also fails to acknowledge the discrimination female athletes have experienced and continue to face.
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The government is ready to "take a decision" if Assanage fails to follow the rules.
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May's government has published a Brexit White Paper that fails to explain the key issues.
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The selective outrage and the twisted morality of the left never fails to amaze me.
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America often fails to get the most value out of the infrastructure we already have.
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Under snapback, punitive sanctions are automatically reintroduced if Iran fails to comply with the deal.
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The result is a uniformity of tone and content that fails to conjure anything real.
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This means that saving for retirement fails to register on many millennials' radar as yet.
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Your letter fails to recognize the harm caused here and lacks details for meaningful change.
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Indeed, in one way or another much of the government's apparent helpfulness fails to help.
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A Zuckerberg interview on Fox News that fails to change anyone's mind on any subject.
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None of this will mean anything if the Switch fails to take off in Japan.
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Secondly, it allows Daenerys' dragons to escape their pit when Quentyn fails to tame them.
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The big picture: "If Mr. Rosenstein fails to show up, we will subpoena him," Rep.
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Like his greedy citizens, Mr Yan sometimes fails to put a brake on grotesque excess.
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If Poland fails to act, the commission may turn to the European Court of Justice.
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It fails to provide proper constitutional limitations, and those failures are only evident years later.
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If Biden fails to reignite in South Carolina, he must get out before Super Tuesday.
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More immediately, Big Tech fails to warn users when its products and services are hazardous.
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Scientific evidence, however, fails to confirm what older business leaders believe about their younger employees.
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A frequent complaint is that the Camorra provides the jobs that the state fails to.
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It fails to subject Qatar to the same hard reporting it applies to other countries.
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"All too often, our workplace culture fails to treat women with appropriate respect," she said.
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But this criticism fails to consider the unusual headwinds the economy faced after the crisis.
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Black Friday is quickly approaching and it never fails to live up to the hype.
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She never fails to wow us–and her 1.1 million YouTube subscribers–with her artistry.
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If he fails to outperform Roman, doors that had been cracked open may slam shut.
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" Trump has said that if he fails to get the nomination there will be "riots.
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If he fails to pay, he could face additional jail time, according to court documents.
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It never fails to remind you that when it comes to love everyone has problems.
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The FTC is also ordered to sue any CRA that fails to fall in line.
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Second, when America fails to lead, the world becomes less predictable and more conflict-prone.
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It's easy to see it as a drama that fails to fully address America's shortcomings.
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If it fails to break above that level, he sees GLD going back to $100.
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If Tesla fails to deliver on the expected growth, it too could face dire consequences.
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If any supplier fails to do so, it is our practice to hold them responsible.
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Trump has threatened further cuts in U.S. aid to Pakistan if it fails to cooperate.
|
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But it will be if the EU fails to make good on its resettlement promises.
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Conversely, Trump will be punished when he fails to deliver economic improvements for his voters.
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"We've been there before and know what happens when government fails to act," she said.
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If it fails to pick a better model than Mugabenomics, things will only get worse.
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Because doing so fails to better prepare us to respond to, or prevent future attacks.
|
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But taxing income alone fails to address these multi-generational icebergs of wealth and power.
|
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If it fails to act, the frozen funds will once again be available for use.
|
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The "Better Deal" trade platform is equally troubling because of what it fails to include.
|
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It is unclear what the government may do if parliament fails to ratify the treaty.
|
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The TPC study also fails to use any kind of dynamic scoring in its analysis.
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The president undermines that authority if he fails to comply with the laws as written.
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Any individual or entity who fails to comply with these sanctions will face severe consequences.
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Our health will suffer if a workable Green New Deal plan fails to advance soon.
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It encourages over-utilization, fails to align incentives across different providers, and shortchanges preventive care.
|
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His claim that such machinations work only because of Americans' attitudinal predispositions fails to satisfy.
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If a government fails to take steps to meet the deadline, it can be fined.
|
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"Moreover, she fails to adequately make out the basic elements of her claims," he added.
|
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Then, there's Fabrice (Bruno Podalydès), who, to his disbelief, fails to lure Isabelle at all.
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That is, we reject it because it fails to be a good, well-formed definition.
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And because it only considers domestic production, it fails to account for foreign-manufactured weapons.
|
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The "do nothing" strategy fails to consider that political reality is created rather than fixed.
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As a result, this fails to provide a legal narrative to actually change the situation.
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The U.K.'s Royal Family never fails to catch headlines and 22018 is no exception.
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However, if temperatures remain elevated or algae otherwise fails to return, the coral may die.
|
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Even if Twitter fails to get this right, it can at least say it's trying.
|
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"But nobody fails to understand that this is like jumping into a cauldron," he added.
|
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But standardized care, by definition, is not personalized care: it fails to acknowledge patients' individuality.
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The initiative independently reconciles company payments against government receipts -- which section 1504 fails to do.
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The award is self-important and often fails to live up to its stated mission.
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The Speaker Cube is a fun idea that fails to fully deliver on its promise.
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When one branch fails to hold the other accountable, it places our democracy at risk.
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Trump has already predicted there could be riots if he fails to win the nomination.
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If Congress fails to pass it, Asian diplomats said, China will emerge as a victor.
|
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But the state's disclosure system, while it names corporate recipients, fails to reveal dollar values.
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Only Amy Adams fails to convince on first glance as the second lady, Lynne Cheney.
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If the U.S. government fails to respond that will be a severe sign of weakness.
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Hansel & Gretel fails to do so, or to sustain an atmosphere of fear or foreboding.
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If the tenant fails to pay the rent, the landlord could sue you for it.
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What this response fails to ignore is the unhealthy power structure between men and women.
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If it fails to submit proper evidence by 303, the agency could halt all sales.
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As currently constructed, the proposal in New Jersey fails to live up to those standards.
|
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Nationwide, one in three released pretrial defendants fails to comply with the requirements of discharge.
|
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If Mr. Jansa fails to cobble together a government, Mr. Sarec would get a chance.
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If a spell is language that makes something happen, this one fails to make magic.
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If Britain fails to strike a trade deal with Europe, these parts could face tariffs.
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If she goes and fails to become pregnant, the shame will belong to her instead.
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The story flirts with daddy and betrayal issues but then fails to explore them fully.
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But if inflation fails to accelerate, I won't take a rate cut off the table.
|
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PiS says the West fails to grasp the extent of the nation's pain and bravery.
|
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But McCoy said political speech for hypertargeted online audiences fails to get the same scrutiny.
|
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U.S. officials have threatened it with economic consequences if it fails to accept the ACA.
|
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This land, Trump fails to note or understand, is federal land — owned by all Americans.
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But tension fails to build as the peril escalates; the performance's tone doesn't vary much.
|
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A documentary filmmaker finds racism embedded globally but fails to examine it in historical context.
|
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Yet "Happy Birthday Doug," unlike its predecessor, fails to move beyond the vignettelike social sendup.
|
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Moreover, geriatrics fails to attract enough young doctors to the graduate fellowships it does offer.
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It's not just maintenance that our society fails to appreciate; it's also the maintainers themselves.
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It's a charmingly corny moment that rarely fails to earn a chuckle from the audience.
|
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As they grow, property values rise and housing supply fails to keep up with demand.
|
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After he fails to break into the synagogue's doors, he repeatedly calls himself a loser.
|
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If the Senate fails to remove the president, Trump will use the acquittal as vindication.
|
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If that vote also fails to produce a government, Israeli law would mandate a fourth.
|
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"The real game is how much you're declining," and education fails to positively impact that.
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It's about how she fails to rise to a successful and secure position through it.
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If he fails to do his job, our coalition is ready to go to court.
|
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The public prosecutor's office consistently fails to conduct proper investigations into the killings of activists.
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PSA has powers to shut down production if the company fails to comply, she added.
|
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What the film fails to do, though, is anchor the story within a greater context.
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It's exasperating for this person's colleagues if their manager fails to address the poor performance.
|
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Though Apple wins in nearly every other category, it fails to thoroughly address sleep tracking.
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If the U.S. fails to raise its borrowing limit, it risks defaulting on its debt.
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Trump has shown absolute willingness to tear down any process that fails to validate him.
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On the school bus, it fails to wrest language from bullies who engage in shaming.
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"This crisis demands more than a senator who has good ideas, but whose 30-year track record shows he consistently calls for things he fails to get done, and consistently opposes things he nevertheless fails to stop," she said at a rally in Houston.
|
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Ian, meanwhile, creates an architecturally impressive well that nevertheless fails to show off complicated chocolate work.
|
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Year after year, the fashion industry fails to recognize you for your ingenuity and influencer status.
|
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On the other hand, if Netflix fails to rise above $130, his trade will become worthless.
|
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If the party fails to flip enough seats to win control of the chamber on Nov.
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If Congress fails to act, the White House will determine what steps to take, he said.
|
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He warned the group could lose hope if Trump fails to deliver on his jobs promises.
|
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"In numerous instances, the report fails to examine some of the most current data," Smith wrote.
|
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But Trump's executive order, they say, fails to strike the right balance between compassion and security.
|
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Taken on her own, she fails to command much support from the British public at all.
|
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Instead, the silk might be a safety line in case she fails to stick the landing.
|
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By singling out Mexico for punishment, Trump fails to recognize the truly global reality of migration.
|
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India's LGBT community has argued the ban undermines fundamental rights as it fails to protect them.
|
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" When Kimmel fails to understand the sarcasm, Bush clarifies for him: "Jimmy, that was a joke.
|
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When rare downpours do suddenly come, existing infrastructure often fails to store water adequately, said Sharma.
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Sector nears its all-time high, but fails to enjoy the view ** Financials down 1.1 pct.
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If the council fails to pass such a resolution, the sanctions will be automatically re-imposed.
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If the ANC fails to remove Mr Zuma, he may continue to control the party's future.
|
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The Pacers improved to 14-8.23 this season when the opponent fails to reach 90 points.
|
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It prides itself on diversity yet fails to support the communities that make it so colourful.
|
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Case in point: Variety's brief write-up fails to mention the title of Dinklage's Sundance film.
|
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Also, Pacino fails to shed the tic that has pervaded the second half of his career.
|
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And it fails to include — and identify the potential in — enough kids from less privileged backgrounds.
|
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Yury Sidorov, the Russian, fails to so much as stand up off the couch without assistance.
|
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If it fails to do that, perhaps it could change the way some Americans see themselves.
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It's an improvement that still fails to fully address the wants of the community it's serving.
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If it fails to do so, Mr Coburn and his Eurosceptic associates may be to blame.
|
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The exhibit also fails to deliver its premise, that photography is the primary medium of desire.
|
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Yet if the EU fails to defend democracy among its own members, its credibility will suffer.
|
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The BlackBerry Key2 tries and fails to get around these issues with gestures that aren't useful.
|
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The team at Disney Research never fails to deliver fascinating (if not always particularly useful) experiments.
|
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But when she fails to kill a body-snatching sorceress, she sets off to find redemption.
|
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Where "Leave to Remain" fails to match "The Inheritance", however, is in its handling of politics.
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The buyout will be canceled if it fails to buy a stake larger than 50.1 percent.
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Shockingly, it also fails to mention that laws were changed as a result of Snowden's disclosures.
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On the other hand, if IBB fails to close above $300, the trade will expire worthless.
|
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But for a film that builds up wonderfully, "Kahaani 2" fails to finish off in style.
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Trump: I promised I would exit or renegotiate any deal which fails to serve America's interests.
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"Anyone who fails to comply... is liable for arrest and prosecution," it added on its website.
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If the administration fails to do so, the judge said it must fully restart the program.
|
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If May's plan fails to win support, parliament could call another referendum that might cancel Brexit.
|
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"She's always happy to see me and never fails to meow hello!" says one shelter staffer.
|
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If there's one thing that never fails to win the internet's heart, it's a simple misunderstanding.
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Even if he comes close in the other states, but fails to win, it's effectively over.
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When the market fails to incentivize good behavior, regulators must step in to change those incentives.
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If the council fails to vote on a resolution, the sanctions would be automatically re-imposed.
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It's that the system fails to acknowledge and expose mistakes, and lacks the motivation to change.
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If he fails to respond, Trump will have admitted that Assad called his bluff and succeeded.
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If the EEM fails to move above $33 in a month's time, that money is lost.
|
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"This criticism fails to consider the unusual headwinds the economy faced after the crisis," she said.
|
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But the spending bill fails to make good on several of the White House's key promises.
|
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In WTH, Anderson's role as a 'reporter' fails to meet any normal standards of the field.
|
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Anti-protectionists said business is innovation's main driver, and that government fails to effectively regulate innovation.
|
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And in an interview or event situation, asking someone for their advice never fails to flatter.
|
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And its little mouse nub gallantly fails to attain anything approaching ThinkPad TrackPoint levels of precision.
|
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"Venezuela's government fails to share public-safety and terrorism-related information adequately," the government proclamation reads.
|
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The algorithm fails to differentiate the people and the setting, resulting in a muted-brown wash.
|
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Stopgaps are needed when Congress fails to approve a full budget on time by that date.
|
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Conversely, Trump's chances of victory could plummet if he fails to convince voters he's presidential material.
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If it fails to do so, Britain will hold its third general election in four years.
|
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This move to lift economic sanctions against the companies fails to see the bigger geopolitical picture.
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Over all, the Justice Department "fails to allege facts sufficient" for any penalties, Volkswagen lawyers said.
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Scientists believe that conjoined twins result from a single fertilized egg that fails to separate completely.
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If your bookie fails to pay out your winnings, you have no recourse, legal or otherwise.
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If Rubio fails to win Florida, there will be heightened pressure for him to drop out.
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Johansson's fearless approach to switching things up never fails to leave her fans on their toes.
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It fails to perceive why our Framers opposed emoluments of all types — including gratuitous election assistance.
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As it fails to address one societal ill, it's contributing a staggering amount to another one.
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Lewandowski would have trouble beating Shaheen if his former boss fails to win New Hampshire again.
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If this argument fails to persuade, Mr. Castañeda argues, there are other tools in the toolbox.
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Employees cite a toxic work culture at NPS and it generally fails to recruit minority employees.
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Critics of the measure said it fails to adequately address the underlying issues driving Chicago's violence.
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The placid behavior and concession-granting North Korea fails to represent the worrisome regime's true nature.
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We've already seen what happens when Congress fails to listen to the people it's pushing offline.
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If the new approach fails to pass legal scrutiny, a real possibility, such separations could resume.
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If public college and university capacity fails to keep up with demand, these problems will continue.
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The orchestra seems uncertain how to respond, and a full-blown lyrical episode fails to develop.
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If Congress fails to act, there will be a government shutdown weeks before a presidential election.
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Afterward, I asked Mr. Karre whether the cosmos ever fails to cooperate by not producing sounds.
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But a strategy that fails to look beyond the next move is one that will fail.
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Most importantly, it fails to fix the multiemployer underfunding problem while actually digging the hole deeper.
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Compared to Europe, the US fails to provide young people with enough middle-skilled, technical training.
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And Let It Snow actually understands Christmastime in a way that Love Actually annually fails to.
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If Walmart fails to do so, Danielle's team says it can expect to catch a lawsuit.
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Special Report: Rolex Australian Grand Prix The 1986 Australian Grand Prix never fails to evoke superlatives.
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The tone shifts, though, when the protagonist of "Homecoming" tries and fails to leave the house.
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Because, obviously, if the system fails to capture any data interactions the entire audit falls apart.
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After she fails to murder Lady Crane, Jaqen gives the Waif the "okay" to kill Arya.
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When society fails to value fathers as caregivers, it hurts everyone — including businesses and the economy.
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As things currently stand, presidents are able to exceed constitutional limits because Congress fails to act.
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But that measures longevity from birth, and fails to factor in sharp declines in infant mortality.
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" The American Academy of Pediatrics said last week that the measure "fails to meet children's needs.
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If Venezuela fails to deliver the oil, he asks, what is the legal recourse for holders?
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If the operator fails to do so, the government is supposed to shut down the mine.
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The agreement fails to address what role, if any, Mr. Assad will play in Syria's future.
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Texas fans consider success their birthright and are disappointed when it fails to come their way.
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If the borrower fails to make loan payments, collateral can become the property of the lender.
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The "living your life" attitude fails to acknowledge that doing so may cost someone else theirs.
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Today's cult of convenience fails to acknowledge that difficulty is a constitutive feature of human experience.
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But however controlled she is in the workshop, beyond it she fails to keep it together.
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And if the revolution fails to materialize, it's just an expression of belief that it should.
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Radiohead have the ability to speak to sentiments that, too often, language fails to adequately grasp.
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To me, "Holmes & Watson" lacks ironic rewatchability because it actually tries (and fails) to be funny.
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If the crowdfunding project fails to reach its goal, Mr. Kolfage promised to refund every donation.
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He fails to account for an unsteady economy and ever-rising health care and prescription costs.
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Eugenides fails to acknowledge that James himself was reworking a great novel, "Middlemarch," by George Eliot.
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It fails to account for the millions of other deleters with no film franchise to lose.
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But on those occasions when he fails to deliver, don't look for him to accept responsibility.
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"The proposed rule fails to evaluate whether tools to remedy its concerns already exist," they wrote.
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"Today's final rule fails to protect consumers' most sensitive information about their personal health," AHA said.
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That Green fails to penetrate the emotional blankness of his SMM subjects is not his fault.
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If Facebook fails to do so, then the question in the headline will have answered itself.
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The word "planet" is in fact an outdated concept that fails to capture the universe's complexity.
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When his supplier fails to bring the necessary tiger grass, Francis must venture into the jungle.
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If a user fails to respond to a request within 20 minutes police will be notified.
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Offred tries and fails to conceal it, fashioning a makeshift maxi pad out of toilet paper.
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I say it's Day 353; he says it's Day 352, but he fails to count Jan.
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But when reality falls somewhere in between, the media often fails to get the story right.
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If the president fails to offer such reassurance, America's position in Asia will continue to erode.
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Someone drops or spills pills and fails to find them all when they pick them up.
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So producing a spot that just feels like any old commercial fails to maximize that showcase.
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She tries and fails, to bring Rendell back to life by placing his urn in there.
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System 1 helps us make decisions quickly, but it also fails to appreciate nuances and gradations.
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Americans return home to neglect by a system that fails to meet their most basic needs.
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It marks me as I enter stores; the white security guard never fails to see it.
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It said the International Criminal Court should step in if Mexico fails to resolve such cases.
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The government data also fails to mention the different types of pollutants present in the air.
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This is not a guy who makes big boasts and then fails to deliver on them.
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It completely fails to address the high price of sugar that we have in America today.
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However, history shows that the numbers could rise if Trump fails to realize his tough policies.
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If it fails to rent out a space while a member is away, it loses money.
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Congress should reject the CLOUD Act because it fails to protect human rights or Americans' privacy.
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But according to the lawsuit, Navient fails to explain recertification or to notify people of deadlines.
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But PETA , in its zeal, often fails to grapple with the nuances of means and ends.
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If a service provider fails to hold up its end of the bargain, everyone knows it.
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Joker not only fails to ask these questions, it doesn't even seem capable of imagining them.
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When Moore's gun fails to discharge, she thinks fast and throws the bullets at him instead.
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If the Education Department fails to protect and assist borrowers, where can they turn for help?
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The nuclear deal "fails to achieve the objective of a non-nuclear Iran," Mr. Tillerson said.
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He fails to realize, though, that minorities and others are judging the totality of his record.
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For all that, the outline fails to identify a single individual tax preference it would eliminate.
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Stated another way, the DFA fails to differentiate between "Main Street" banks and "Wall Street" banks.
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In a market saturated with fantastic choices, the Sonata fails to rise above the pack significantly.
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What Lochery fails to explore are the consequences of Bibi's "pragmatism" in a place like Israel.
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Liquidity risk will increase if the company fails to address its refinancing needs by end-2017.
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If she fails to do so, a warrant will be issued for her arrest, she says.
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How is it that one of the world's biggest export nations fails to woo international drinkers?
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If Lyft fails to do this, the SFMTA has the right to permit a second operator.
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I've watched it a half-dozen times, and it never fails to leave me in tears.
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But if the bank fails to lend out those funds, it does little for the economy.
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It fails to express a determination to uphold the international order, which rests upon these values.
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If Trump fails to win a second term, the law will likely outlast his political career.
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The procedure ends his law practice even as it fails to prevent the cancer from spreading.
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THE CHICKENSHIT CLUB Why the Justice Department Fails to Prosecute Executives By Jesse Eisinger 377 pp.
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Mutiny at HQ Trivia fails to oust CEO HQ Trivia shuts down after acquisition falls through
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Broadcom said it will pay Qualcomm $8 billion if the deal fails to win regulatory approval.
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Democrats have taken the constitutionally heretical position that a president must act if Congress "fails" to.
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He people-watches; he exercises; he tries and fails to make his way through Montaigne's Essays.
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It regularly fails to deliver on its environmental promises, as electric giant Duke Energy Corp found.
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However, if it's an autonomous situation, it's headline news, and the media fails to mention that.
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That's because Kentucky, like most states, already fails to protect LGBTQ people in its nondiscrimination laws.
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Automated eco-driving fails to catch on, as drivers value shorter travel times over energy savings.
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WSJ fails to mention that Tesla is safest car on road, which would make article ridiculous.
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Chipotle is one of the few places that never fails to fill you up for cheap.
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Plus, if an imam intervenes but fails to stop an attack, he might be held liable.
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Until that day arrives, Laine is chasing Selanne's record, Mark Scheifele is the next Dale Hawerchuk, and [tries and fails to think of a good current-day Jets goalie] is carrying on the legacy of [tries and fails to think of a good past Jets goalie].
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Activist investor Fir Tree Partners on Monday called on oil producer Halcon Resources Corp to appoint two independent directors to its board, threatening a proxy fight at the next shareholder meeting if it fails to do so or fails to put itself up for sale.
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G.Y.: Returning to your point above, it would seem that "Man's law" fails to "properly" prosecute, but also fails to affirm the brutal gravity of what it means to be a woman who is a victim of rape as a cultural practice, a system of male power.
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And because it fails to perform the functions it was designed for, the Union loses its legitimacy.
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And his missive fails to address several more immediate concerns — not least how to finance his ambitions.
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The screen remains dark and fails to provide any more information as to what the vibration meant.
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Things could get worse if Mexico fails to deliver promised budget cuts at state oil company Pemex.
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And one that fails to be reflective of the diverse population of crab consumers around the world.
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While at times his predictions feel too good to be true, Mezrich's prose rarely fails to engage.
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It applies even if the foreign government turns down the request or fails to produce the contribution.
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What it fails to realize, though, is that all of these actions will have consequences as well.
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It's always easier to see social roles and expectations when someone fails to live up to them.
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Thick smog fails to deter citizens from their morning exercise routine in Fuyang, China, earlier this year.
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A close look at what Nunes said today, though, fails to confirm any of Trump's previous assertions.
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The Grammy Awards red carpet never fails to be the home of a few shocking hair changes.
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But a predictive assessment algorithm that fails to flag even extreme cases can endanger thousands of children.
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Erdogan's authoritarian instincts mean he increasingly fails to resemble a natural US ally or a NATO member.
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He doesn't suffer fools, and he is intolerant of anyone who fails to meet his lofty standards.
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Critic's Pick Errol Morris fails to crack his subject in this documentary — but maybe that's the point.
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Mr Renzi's constitutional amendment fails to deal with the main problem, which is Italy's unwillingness to reform.
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Heavy Rain aspires (and fails) to be an interactive adaptation of the grimy worlds of David Fincher.
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Strikingly, Mr Xi even sometimes fails to implement policies that he has declared to be a priority.
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The longer the United States fails to exercise its diplomatic muscle, the worse its atrophy will get.
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If that higher anticipated volatility fails to materialize, these options should be expected to fall in value.
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If he fails to do so, Tooth Fairy will have to revoke payment for all future teeth.
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The orders are a harbinger of litigation to come if the administration fails to meet Sabraw's deadline.
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Unfortunately, The Current War too often fails to bring a human heart to its intellectually stimulating ideas.
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Barges sometimes run aground, causing days of congestion, when the government fails to dredge some critical bend.
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Sex education that fails to teach sexual pleasure has been cited as one reason for the gap.
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Finally, the FCC's narrow focus fails to reflect the real-world concerns consumers have and are expressing.
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Well-publicized studies in that same time period showed that taking multivitamins fails to prevent chronic disease.
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Riyadh has assured Arab allies it would not endorse anything that fails to meet key Palestinian demands.
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Today, they're announcing another sweeping change that fails to address the real problem: they're cracking the egg.
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His apology fails to address an important factor of the allegation: Nicole Elizabeth Garey was a minor.
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Zuckerberg could be held personally liable if he fails to comply with the order in good faith.
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Yet their work not only fails to enhance joy, it creates unrealistic expectations that lead to discontent.
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He lacks self-reflection and fails to confront his own role in producing his current miserable state.
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But this claim exaggerates the influence of bureaucrats and fails to do justice to Mr Trump's achievements.
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Santos has said he will take the nation back to war if the accord fails to pass.
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Experts say tensions can easily return if diplomacy eventually fails to end the North Korean nuclear stalemate.
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Some teachers even pay from their own pockets for classroom supplies that state funding fails to cover.
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Earlier this week, Corvex threatened to wage a proxy fight if Energen fails to meet its demands.
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Much like last week's non-apology, Tambor's statement fails to outright deny the account shared by Lysette.
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And your product will never see the light of day if it fails to meet certain standards.
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" But then he changed tack, tweeting that if Congress fails to act, "I will revisit this issue!
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Over the course of the film, the tinnitus gets worse, and Maine fails to manage it appropriately.
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The treatise fails to explain why Lyft will be the company that accomplishes these extremely lofty goals.
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And, her ability to unearth seldom used emoji in a creative way never fails to amaze me.
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Much of this "Street Art" fails to assimilate with its surroundings, rather coming to directly dominate it.
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Most people are somewhere in the middle, and that's the foundational thing the MBTI fails to understand.
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If he fails to strike a deal, and both sides resume their fight, markets surely would react.
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Perhaps most importantly, what tends to happen when a populist fails to deliver on all those promises?
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Beckinsale is a die-hard lover of animals and never fails to share her delight in them.
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Among the most important: It fails to capture a genuine, accurate and complete picture of an employee.
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It conforms to the disappointing standard that fails to see black citizens as more than their votes.
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If Argentina fails to pay those funds by April 14, the agreement can be terminated, said Pollack.
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But the bank risks triggering a market backlash if it fails to meet investors' expectations for easing.
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If it fails to do so, it then has 30 days before lenders can demand accelerated repayment.
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If there is one thing Corinne never fails to succeed in, it is being full of surprises.
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Jackson said Tesla's valuation fails to recognize that the company can't seem to turn a profit regularly.
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If he fails to establish a strong relationship with Brussels, then the president will be under pressure.
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CAMPAIGN 2016 Democrats, forgive us if your upcoming S.C. primary fails to hold our interest too long.
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"[The House bill] fails to defend the interests of the American people," he said at the time.
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For instance, if the fund fails to meet diversification criteria, it will be downgraded to 'AAmmf(mar)'.
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But what if our car fails to let us know there is someone in our blind spot?
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Meaning, the knowledge exists but an individual or group of individuals fails to apply that knowledge correctly.
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But there's one thing publishers and authors do that never fails to make me seethe: book trailers.
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But they could leave some Indian companies struggling for capital if implementation fails to go to plan.
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If it produced even one wrongful conviction, our current public defense system fails to protect its clients.
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Builders call these developments "mixed-use", a term that fails to capture what they are up to.
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That may be true in abstract terms, but it fails to recognize the political reality right now.
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But there is a possibility that even this latest democratic exercise fails to produce a decisive outcome.
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First among them is that the legislation fails to decriminalize or deschedule marijuana at the federal level.
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And a Congress that fails to act as a check on the president adds to the danger.
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But those instincts will not lead to effective policy if he fails to recognize some important facts.
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And their proposed solution fails to make the lives of the people it was supposedly helping better.
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If India fails to increase its education expenditure; its economy will fall behind its competitors and slump.
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If the new NAFTA fails to secure those improvements, the entire agreement is a nonstarter for us.
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Foreign Minister Cavusoglu said that ties with Washington will be affected if it fails to extradite Gulen.
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She asks to bring along Marigold, but fails to mention that her ward is actually her daughter.
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If a bill or a nomination fails to draw the needed 60 votes, it is effectively killed.
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This position wilfully fails to understand the EU, which does not want to punish Britain for leaving.
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If that nominee fails to get confirmed, then the clock on Whitaker would restart at 210 days.
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A Mueller report that fails to meet the collusion expectations raised by Democrats could unfetter Trump's ratings.
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He can then gain another 210 days if he, or some other nominee, fails to secure confirmation.
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But if the he fails to follow through, no personality makeover will win him the world's esteem.
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Trump's response fails to clarify remarks recently made by a U.S. diplomat preparing for Trump's Israel visit.
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But the media fails to discuss other data that suggests millennials could begin to lean increasingly Republican.
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Moreover, the article fails to mention that worm parasites never really went away in the United States.
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And his missive fails to address several more immediate concerns – not least how to finance his ambitions.
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"Even when we do adopt a budget, it often fails to become a governing document," he added.
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It fails to help patients and their families navigate a complex, expensive web of coverage and providers.
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What he fails to see is that this is exactly why the president needed to defund UNRWA.
|
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This mélange of styles may be intentional, but it fails to cohere into anything amusing or frightening.
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Trump's 'killing machines' comments show he fails to grasp the basics about the US military he leads
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But Trump's anger about spending -- which officials say he fails to represent accurately -- is overshadowing those accomplishments.
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"Your budget request fails to invest in our youngest learners, our students in public schools," she said.
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France will advocate for international sanctions against Libya if its justice system fails to act, he said.
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If he fails to woo the country's wealthiest widow (Jeanette MacDonald) in Paris, Marshovia's economy will collapse.
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There are no mechanisms for punishing a country if it fails to live up to its pledges.
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By contrast, Saunders said the BoE could be caught out if it fails to act quickly enough.
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While extensive polling shows that the public expresses overwhelming support for these measures, Congress fails to act.
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Except for a few minutes toward the end, "The Preppie Connection" fails to connect on most levels.
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If you find a member who is not serious or fails to pay, please report him/her.
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And a Congress that fails to act as a check on the president adds to that danger.
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But she fails to get into the absolute POV of the movie, which is these young guys.
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The decision fails to take into consideration that rehabilitation is one of the primary purposes of sentencing.
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Later, in a meeting with Bob Birch and the Democratic leadership, he fails to mention Blythe's refusal.
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It fails to separate governmental suppression of expression from the much less influential act of media critique.
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Sanderman added that if Marek fails to follow the sentence retribution by the crown will be swift.
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In his videos and descriptions, CustomGrow420 never fails to mention the manufacturer of the tools he uses.
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While the installation fails to entirely transport, it comes closer than I thought possible, given the context.
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You, at this point, are sure that my proposition cannot be true since it fails to correspond.
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States are left wrestling with how to fund the insurance program if Congress fails to act quickly.
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One of the main issues is that it fails to provide long-term assurance to SSA economies.
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And meaningful sanctions must be imposed whenever an officer fails to comply with the body camera policy.
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Boris Johnson will ask for a Brexit delay this week if he fails to secure a deal.
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But if Washington fails to develop solutions, the American Dream is sure to wither on the vine.
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If someone fails to make the payment on time, I [as organizer] would cover the amount personally.
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And one could argue that Rorty fails to appreciate just how entrenched racism is in this country.
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As a result, it fails to fix the flaws of Obamacare that conservatives most often complain about.
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Mr. Trump has also threatened to use military force if diplomacy fails to end the nuclear crisis.
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BORIS JOHNSONS EX-ADVISER GERARD LYONS FAILS TO MAKE SHORTLIST FOR BANK OF ENGLAND GOVERNOR - THE TIMES
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But by fitting characters into formulas, "The Female Brain" fails to observe the flexibility of human experience.
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Even if Congress fails to override the veto, the emergency declaration is already being challenged in court.
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So what should be done when the background check system fails to stop mass killers from attacking?
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That Michael Wolff fails to appreciate it only shows who's the biggest dope in "Fire and Fury."
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"As currently constructed, the proposal in New Jersey fails to live up to those standards," he said.
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"And a Congress that fails to act as a check on the president adds to that danger."
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Argentina's Angel Di Maria fails to beat the first defender with a free kick on the left.
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Convictions have been overturned and new trials granted when the government fails to meet its Brady obligations.
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"One in every three or four students nationally fails to graduate," Dr. Prichard said in an interview.
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May's plan fails to win support, the British Parliament could call another referendum that might cancel Brexit.
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And, therefore, that RTB fails to comply with the GDPR's requirement that personal data be processed securely.
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A woman who fails to conform to the ideal is regarded as a failure as a person.
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But while Knox's argument fails to land anywhere in particular, he has a fantastic eye for anecdote.
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In fact, a lot of Mr. Abdoo's menu successfully does what Guy's claims and fails to do.
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It&aposs a thriller that fails to inspire real tension when its actors joke about the plot.
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"A bias that fails to acknowledge women's leadership is pervasive throughout the entire awards ecosystem," she said.
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If the job fails to work out, the man returns and the woman is saddled with debt.
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"This action is completely unacceptable and fails to meet the standards of ABC News," she told CNNMoney.
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It's unclear whether Castro would end his campaign if he fails to qualify for the November debate.
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If the Trump administration fails to recall the lessons learned from the past when the DPRK-U.
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The packaging promises a cream cheese-flavored creme in the center, but the creme fails to deliver.
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But it fails to roll back the limits on which bathrooms transgender people are allowed to use.
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If Mr. Bloomberg fails to win the nomination, future spending would be redirected toward attacking Mr. Trump.
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End-to-end encryption fails to cover the metadata, which can lead to leakage of sensitive information.
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So when all else fails to relieve your flight anxiety, this is a solid back-up plan.
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If it fails to meet that deadline, it will pay the U.S. Treasury up to $2.2 billion.
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Tariffs could go back in place if China fails to live up to its commitments, he said.
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It fails to account for the effects that political extremity has on turnout in the other party.
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But time-lags and poor graphics mean their visual input often fails to meet the brain's expectations.
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Ms. Faludi is right to point out misogyny's persistence, but fails to acknowledge that some of Mrs.
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And a Congress that fails to act as a check on the President adds to the danger.
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If it fails to improve the Home Smart experience now, Ikea will be all out of excuses.
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It's like watching a trick in which the dove fails to fly out of the magician's hat.
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A statement on Holocaust Remembrance Day fails to mention Jewish people or anti-Semitism, drawing criticism. Jan.
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That's a test that this latest vague and overly broad version of SESTA still fails to meet.
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If the White House fails to stop the bill entirely, it still might succeed in diluting it.
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These calculations assume that the world continues on its current path and fails to cut greenhouse emissions.
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After two-year study, crack mathematics panel at M.I.T. fails to decode N.H.L. or FedEx Cup standings.
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If he fails to "kill" them with the same touch within a minute, someone else will die.
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He fails to address "dark money," which anonymous donors pass through tax-exempt organizations to influence elections.
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If Mueller's report fails to reach the Justice Department's standards for prosecution, the answer may be no.
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If it fails to do so, the cost to the American economy and security will be substantial.
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McConnell hasn't laid out what comes next after the House bill fails to overcome the procedural hurdle.
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Leaping backwards in time to embrace a regulatory structure that regularly fails to deliver — not so much.
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Of course, he fails to mention that he also won't fund the college of the middle class.
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If China fails to keep its agreement, the United States would respond "proportionally but unilaterally," he said.
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Yet even Harari, a master of the catchy story and historical vignette, fails to convince me entirely.
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So, as logical as this fight is at this stage, it's possible that it fails to materialize.
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All the demand in the world won't matter if Tesla fails to produce and deliver its vehicles.
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But the phrase Crazy Rich Asians fails to convey just how fun and sweet this film is.
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"If he fails to present a clear and compelling explanation, he ought to resign," Blumenthal told MSNBC.
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It would be surprising if the champion fails to strike well into double figures in 2019, however.
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The app also fails to alert the sender that someone has taken a screenshot, the suit claims.
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The Senate's immigration debate fails to produce any successful legislation; South African President Jacob Zuma steps down.
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So the issue here, contrary to Araud's point, isn't that Noah fails to understand the French model.
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But if Congress fails to pass the bill quickly, Trump said he would use his executive powers.
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First, his tendency to write invented potted histories and narrative summaries fails to make the countries come alive.
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Hill piles on the dangers, and such an accumulation fails to heighten the tension but, rather, undercuts it.
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It fails to resonate in a territory where people increasingly see themselves as Hong Kongers first, Chinese second.
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If OPEC fails to reach an agreement, prices in 2017 will run between $40 to $50 a barrel.
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Price fails to move above this resistance line as the supply of sellers overwhelms the demand from buyers.
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In both cases, making excuses for the abuser fails to identify and dispute the abuser's sense of entitlement.
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Others come to work in Silicon Valley as US computer science education fails to keep up with demand.
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Alexis Légaré tries (and mostly fails) to get his girlfriend to embark on her own disciplined exercise routine.
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He was particularly disturbed by the common practice of throwing out produce that fails to meet aesthetic standards.
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It's a system that at once incriminates black people and fails to keep them and their communities safe.
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To critics there is something Gradgrindian about phonics, which they argue fails to transmit the joy of reading.
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But if "Super Mario Run" fails to hit expectations of users paying, the stock will fall, Maeda said.
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Artists also dealt with migration issues and the refugee crisis, which the neoliberal city completely fails to address.
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As such, the translation often fails to make an impact given that the support structure has been removed.
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What Bianca fails to realize is that when it comes to flirting, there are levels to this shit.
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Intriguing but unsatisfying, Netflix's The Family fails to crack the code on this shadowy group of God-fearers.
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Worse still, the show fails to see how its own plot highlights almost every issue with white feminism.
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With these fairly surface-level relationships, donors could flee if he fails to prove himself on bigger stages.
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Raymond Thomas told a Middle Eastern audience recently that "complex" fails to adequately describe the current security environment.
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Snyder said state law -- more than 40 years old -- fails to take into account the latest neurological research.
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If Congress fails to act by that date, the 700,000 current DACA recipients would still have some protections.
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But if Rolls fails to generate the cash for Mr East's visions, recovery will be hard to engineer.
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This showed that attorneys-general can shape policy through litigation even where Congress fails to do so legislatively.
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But strangely, Google's own description fails to mention that Plateau isn't the only one who invented the phenakistiscope.
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However, the longer that fails to occur, the more vulnerable she thinks investors are to a potential downside.
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Even if Foxconn fails to hit its subsidy targets, Wisconsin taxpayers will be out a lot of money.
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The next hour and 55 minutes fails to capture any of what made those first five minutes enjoyable.
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Here form fails to reify, but rather falls into far-fetched farragoes of entangled being and non-being.
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Mr Fuentes contends that this fails to take into account the full range of evidence available to researchers.
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If the new Bond fails to make a strong impression, he could easily get lost in the shuffle.
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A body called SASAC owns stakes in firms at home, but fails to insulate them from political influence.
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A city that fails to catch the vast majority of its shooters is failing to enforce the law.
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"They are rendered meaningless and even counter-productive as soon as one nation fails to comply," he said.
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Christine's sister fails to consider that a sociopath could be asking that question just to seem more human.
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She even owns said prototypical popular girl, Veronica (Kristine Froseth) when she tries and fails to insult Sierra.
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If Congress fails to act, our company will exercise its legal rights properly to help protect our employees.
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For example, there is no automatic rollback if China, Mexico, or South Korea fails to honor its commitments.
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Things change one day when Nanu (Deol) witnesses a road accident and fails to save the victim (Patralekhaa).
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Gravity Rush was a smartly conceived game, but Japan Studio fails to build on its previously proven concepts.
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Critics say Sanders and Warren's plan is too expensive and fails to target borrowers who most need relief.
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However, although the documentary fails to deliver on its promise, it excels in giving color to its subjects.
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Cook said the report does not match reality and fails to understand how Apple's design team actually works.
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