WHEN education fails to keep pace with technology, the result is inequality.
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We'll go back to court if FDA fails to keep its promises.
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When the other airline fails to keep up, it goes out of business.
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As they grow, property values rise and housing supply fails to keep up with demand.
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If public college and university capacity fails to keep up with demand, these problems will continue.
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But however controlled she is in the workshop, beyond it she fails to keep it together.
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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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Others come to work in Silicon Valley as US computer science education fails to keep up with demand.
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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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But gasoline's profitability could come in well under expectations if demand fails to keep up with rising supply.
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However, a far larger deficit could open quickly if mine and refinery capacity growth fails to keep pace.
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I use it on mountains and in deserts, and it never fails to keep my lips soft and moisturized.
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Moning's world-building is extensive and inspired, and she never fails to keep the action fast and the stakes high.
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I've used mine on some pretty uneven terrain, and it never fails to keep my pot of boiling water upright.
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There are other hazards: aging infrastructure, level land prone to flooding, and zoning that fails to keep pace with development.
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Jordan insisted the bill in its current state fails to keep the Republican promise to "pass a clean repeal" of ObamaCare.
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I was starving by the afternoon, so I had another apple and almond butter snack, which never fails to keep me satiated.
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Today, the Grenfell disaster looks like yet another of these "trust us, we'll look after you" promises that officialdom fails to keep.
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Ms. Dunne is likewise fine as the often exasperated Emma, who tries and fails to keep her mother at a comfortable distance.
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Here, he fails to keep his butt to the baseline on the help side and loses sight of his man, Kelly Oubre.
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The film follows one woman who fails to keep up with demand and is then forced to work in a more dangerous factory.
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In short, all of the potential growth from the tax cuts and then some will disappear if Congress fails to keep government operating.
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"China's strong year-to-date copper imports will prove unsustainable, as the country's demand growth fails to keep pace with output growth," noted BMI.
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If China fails to keep its agreement, the United States would respond "proportionally but unilaterally," Mr. Lighthizer said at a congressional hearing last month.
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While Matilda tries but fails to keep them out of her investigations, she uses her sleuthing skills to uncover the truth about her mother.
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In this second movie, the roles are reversed: Helen gets a chance to shine, while Bob tries and fails to keep the domestic machinery rolling.
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Two days of talks kick off in Beijing today and a main U.S. objective in any deal: penalties if China fails to keep its word.
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Cyber activities are expected to increase in coming months, particularly if Iran fails to keep the EU committed to a 2015 landmark nuclear deal, ENISA said.
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Amazon chief technology officer Werner Vogels said the tech giant will "go out of business within 10.73 to 15 years" if it fails to keep innovating.
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Man fails to keep his promise because the armoire he's sleeping in gets shipped to Britain overnight, entwining his fate with those of migrants across Europe.
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But analysts and traders say the increase in U.S. supply may put some downward pressure on prices next year, especially if demand fails to keep up.
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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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The collective betting is that it is only a matter of time before China's import demand heats up as domestic production fails to keep pace with demand.
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They also seem to forget that a party that fails to keep one of the biggest promises in modern political history will lose all credibility with voters.
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Often I wonder what will happen if and when the drug of the clinical trial in which I am enrolled fails to keep my cancer at bay.
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"Despite multiple retooling works, the plant carries hidden dangers and also fails to keep pace with the nation's fuel upgrading program," CNPC said on its website on Wednesday.
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Yet according to Amazon chief technology officer Werner Vogels the tech giant will "go out of business within 10 to 15 years" if it fails to keep innovating.
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If diplomacy with Iranians fails to keep them in the terms, maybe they take a little step ... and then we go back and forth until the deal is dead.
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" Friedman said the crash "demonstrates that Tesla's system can't dependably navigate common road situations on its own, and fails to keep the driver engaged exactly when it is needed most.
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Oil prices are wallowing around a 22015-year low of around $33 a barrel for benchmark Brent crude as demand fails to keep pace with a glut in global supply.
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The problem within the Federal civil service is not too many bad employees, it is an antiquated talent management system which fails to keep up with rapidly changing workforce dynamics.
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And the mediator makes both sides more willing to take risks for peace, because they trust that the other side will be punished if it fails to keep its word.
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All three have something else in common: There are financial and economic consequences when someone fails to keep them, just as surely as there are financial and economic benefits to success.
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His family remains blissfully unaware that he's a spy, and he tries (and often almost fails) to keep up the ruse that he is a humble government employee with a boring desk job.
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Liberal-leaning Americans might be impressed that one objective is universal basic care and that another goal is cost containment by the government, especially when the market fails to keep costs low enough.
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The cosmetics industry has been on the decline in recent years, as it fails to keep up with the rise of skin care and the success of buzzy direct-to-consumer brands like Glossier.
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"The housing affordability problem shows no signs of subsiding in certain markets, as housing construction fails to keep up with demand, putting upward pressure on home prices and rents," officials said in the report.
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KIEV, June 9 (Reuters) - Ukraine risks damaging its reputation and economic stability if it fails to keep up with a $17.5 billion bailout programme from the International Monetary Fund, the central bank said on Thursday.
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Pete Saunders, an urban planner who has long blogged on demographic trends in mid-Western cities, argues that Chicago suffers – and fails to keep its black residents - because it remains deeply segregated by race and wealth.
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Oil prices fell last month to below $30 a barrel, the lowest level since 2003, as demand fails to keep pace with a glut of new supply and the world's biggest oil producers resist cutting production.
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CNBC reports that unidentified officials from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce believe a deal would be meaningless if there aren't mechanisms such as automatic tariff increases to punish China if it fails to keep its promises.
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But China is resisting the Trump administration's demand that the United States be allowed to impose tariffs if Beijing fails to keep its promises and that China agree not to retaliate with its own punitive measures.
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The documents also purportedly outline how the CIA builds these weapons, stockpiles zero-day exploits without telling the companies like Google who could fix them, and then fails to keep the malware from getting into the wrong hands.
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Still, it seems preordained that there will be a series of plays in which San Francisco blankets Baltimore's receivers, creates a ton of interior pressure, and still fails to keep Jackson from finding his way to the edge.
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If a driver looks away for a period of time, such as at a smartphone, or fails to keep their hands on the steering wheel, a representative from Volvo's on-call assistance centers will call them to check in.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell about 3 percent on Tuesday, reflecting growing concern that a two-month rally was fading as demand fails to keep up with swelling global supply, including new output from Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
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If this were a dystopian vision of a cyborg future, such a development would reinforce our sense of humankind's diminishment through scientific technology (as in Orwell's "1984," in which Big Brother never fails to keep us in his sight).
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Earlier this month, the world's leading specialty insurance market said it would have to operate some business from the EU after Brexit if Britain fails to keep so-called passporting rights allowing financial companies to sell products across the bloc.
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But if it fails to keep a market dominant position in these new applications, then it will have to revert back to its core gamer audience, and today's market cap makes no sense given the limited size and growth of that market.
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This treaty will enhance UNCLOS, which was born during the Cold War and fails to keep up with the myriad of threats facing our oceans including illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing, the scourge of plastic pollution, and the impacts of climate change.
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If the U.S. fails to keep pace with these countries' funding programs, the losers will be farmers coping with climate change, smallholder farmers in the U.S. and developing world, and those in need of cures and treatments for animal, plant and human disease.
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Fast-forward a few decades and you get Helen Gurley Brown, self-appointed patron saint to single girls, impressing upon female office workers the importance of not leaving "any facet of you unpolished," lest an eligible colleague who glances your way fails to keep glancing.
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Fitch forecasts that China would need to build 800 million square metres (sq m) of residential-property space - the size of Singapore - a year between 2016 and 2030 to meet demand, more than 90% of which would have to be met by commodity homes built by property developers, as affordable housing built by the state fails to keep up.
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From one perspective, what's emerging from high tech 'push button' smartphone-enabled protest movements, like we're now seeing in Catalonia and Hong Kong, might seem to represent the start of a new model for democratic participation — as the old order of representative democracy fails to keep pace with changing political tastes and desires, just as governments can't keep up technologically.
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"If the midazolam fails to keep the prisoner under anesthesia, the prisoner would be awake and aware but unable to move or speak or even open his eyes, so he would then look completely serene despite being in agony," Braden said, adding that forcing Williams to experience such pain without a sedative would be a violation of the Eighth Amendment, which outlaws cruel and unusual punishment.
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For an administration that denies climate change and fails to keep pace with technological advances in advanced energy, President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE's State of the Union announcement that the United States will join the 1 Trillion Trees Initiative is a major commitment.
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We live in a country where we do not even allow the CDC to study gun violence as the epidemic it is; where we cannot pass the simplest ban on automatic rifles; or where the Air Force fails to keep guns out of the hands of someone it itself noticed was abusive; where men with a history of abusive behavior again and again go on public rampages.
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Samson fails to keep the secret of his strength, while Antoni the ant fails to keep Gina's secret. # “Scare Tactics” - The Story of Gideon vs. the Midianites.
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In a review by The Times of India, the film received 2.5 out of 5 stars, saying the film fails to keep the audience entertained due to its weak screenplay and storyline.
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Willow fails to keep Buffy, Xander and Dawn from seeing what is going on at the Magic Box. Xander is enraged. Buffy, stunned, goes to sit in the back yard. Dawn follows Buffy and they begin to talk about Buffy's affair with Spike.
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The committee evaluated lapses in the law enforcement agencies and suggests measures to prevent events like 26/11 Mumbai attacks.Mumbai blasts: Govt fails to keep its word, 3 yrs on Times of India. 15 July 2011"Pradhan Committee finds 'total confusion' in processing alerts". Sify News.
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She fails to keep Snyder from meeting her mother. Afterwards, a stern Joyce orders Buffy home just as Spike and the other vampires crash through the window. In the ensuing fight, Buffy leads the adults to safety in the science room. Xander is sent to fetch Angel.
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"NCAA fails to keep Va. Tech star out of game," The Philadelphia Daily Inquirer. Philadelphia, Pa. December 15, 1984. Page C6. On the day of the game, the NCAA attempted to appeal the decision to the Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeals, but a three-judge panel denied the appeal.
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He tries to get back to Imperius but fails to keep the guards from ringing the bell. Despairing that Imperius has killed Isabeau, he continues his fight and eventually kills Marquet. As Navarre is about to kill the Bishop, Isabeau enters the cathedral and stops him. Together they face the Bishop and break the curse.
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A row of sandbags behind the lower London Avenue Canal breach fails to keep water from flowing into neighborhood streets in early November 2005. The Corps continued work into November and December 2005 on filling the breaches in the London Avenue and 17th Street canals, as water continued to seep through the temporary breach repairs into streets.
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The film is set in a dysfunctional parallel college in rural Kerala called Sanathana College named after Sanathanana Pillai (Kuthiravattam Pappu), a manual buffalo milker turned principal. He fails to keep discipline, collect fee dues and pay salaries to staff. Rasheed (Mamukkoya), the attender openly sell hand made cigarettes to the students. Rasheed also part times as a marriage broker during college hours.
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However, at home, she has no culinary talents and fails to keep her own room clean. She is deeply in love with Sora. Unlike the rest of her family, all of whom have blond hair, Aki is a brunette. She first attempts to have sex with Sora in the shower, but is unsuccessful, as Sora runs out of the bath in embarrassment.
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In an attempt to resolve the financial situation, Frédéric returns to Dambreuse, who this time offers him a position. However, Frédéric fails to keep his appointment, instead visiting Mme Arnoux at the pottery factory. She is unresponsive to his advances, and on his return to Paris he instead pursues Rosanette. His difficulties mount and eventually he meets again with Deslauriers, who advises him to return home.
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He marries naive young Caroline Allpass and they have a baby boy. Norman has become more unstable; going by the name Norman Scott, although he gets on well with horses and dogs, he fails to keep a job or relationship, drinks too much and uses drugs. He calls Caroline and tells her about his past romance with her husband. She is stunned by this revelation.
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To her happy surprise, she sees a beautiful young man, but a drop of wax falls onto his chest. He wakes up in horror, but now he is blind and the abode has turned into a hollow of toads and snakes. The princess follows him on his wanderings, and she has to leave her children one by one. When she a second time fails to keep a promise, he disappears.
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Hack slap is a game that utilises a footbag or 'Hacky Sack'. The game is similar to the Australian handball rules people and the object is to keep the 'footbag' in the air by any means necessary, excluding hands. When someone fails to keep the footbag in the air, hit it with an upward trajectory, or the 'footbag' fails to make it to an opponents square, they are eliminated.
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Left with no choice, Wafa reluctantly agrees to marry Daniyal and starts living with him. As Wafa marries him in secrecy the family fails to find out the reason of Wafa’s absence. The foundation of marriage between Daniyal and Wafa weakens when Saira makes a comeback in Daniyal’s life. In a series of trial and tribulations, Wafa is tested time to time while Daniyal fails to keep Wafa happy.
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The old man warns the protagonist of this and also seems to have a better understanding of the natural world, respecting the fact that there are some situations the man will be unable to control. Not only does the old man see the protagonist's stupidity, but the dog notices the man's lack of knowledge about the terrain and its obstacles after he fails to keep a fire going.
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Not giving up, she fellates him. She then mounts him herself while at the same time giving him a handjob, moving in spasms and moaning loudly as she finally gains her long sought orgasm. Ji-woon's father soon finds out about their affair and exposes it to Yeong-jak, unaware that Yeong- jak apparently does not care what his wife does. However, Yeong-jak fails to keep his promise to the postman.
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Disturbing one's inherent or main Mizaj and moving towards excessive warmness, coldness, wetness or dryness, would undermine the persons' health. So one must take immediate action by recognizing the factors causing such symptoms, to prevent them from developing. In the case where one fails to keep their Mizaj within its normal range for a long period of time, mal-temperament or ‘So-e-Mizaj’ will strike the body and diseases will progress.
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Mo takes charge of a children's nativity play but fails to keep the children under control. In a raffle, she wins Max Branning's (Jake Wood) car, but sells it, to Max's dismay. When Archie Mitchell (Larry Lamb) is murdered (see Who Killed Archie?), Mo starts a betting circle on who killed him. She runs when she sees a police officer, but later, another officer appears behind her and she asks him if he wants to place a bet.
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Joyce Gelb of the City University of New York described the book as "an important personal, historical, and political biography of an extraordinary woman".Gelb, p. 209. Gelb stated that the book does not explain why Katō had a conflict with Fusae Ichikawa. Goff wrote that the work does not have "a sustained overview" of the subject and therefore fails to keep "the thread of the discussion", and she concluded that the work is "ultimately unsatisfying as social history".
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Carter fails to keep his appointment with Chun Li knowing it is a trap. Instead, he breaks into General Boulanger’s hotel room and convinces him that he must work with AXE to kill Chun Li or face being killed by either Chun Li or Prince Askari. The General agrees to bring Chun Li to a place designated by Carter later that evening – a cheap brothel. Before Chun Li arrives, the brothel is raided by Portuguese military police.
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New York Times. "Suburban for Dwyer." June 23, 1897. In late 1897, Martin was widely criticized in the Eastern horse racing circuit for lackluster riding performances and failing to meet contractual obligations for many of his clients.New York Times. "Jockey Martin fails to keep his engagements to ride six horses." October 14, 1897. These slights cost him dearly and he was not contracted for much of the 1898 season by any of the major Thoroughbred owners.
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He has a great deal of conflict with his father (played by John Ritter), who is an alcoholic who routinely makes promises that he fails to keep. Ben's mother, however, is a stable and loving parent. Felicity's best friend Julie and Ben come to share a mutual attraction to one another, but Julie is hesitant out of concern for Felicity. Eventually Ben and Julie start a relationship mid-way through their freshman year, but break up just before the summer break.
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An influential man, Flynn has the ability to persuade fellow detectives and officers into taking his side on political and LAPD-related matters. He originally preferred to take the easy way out when it comes to solving crimes, which led to mistakes. When in trouble, he often tries to talk his way out of it by asking and answering a series of rhetorical questions which inevitably make things worse. Flynn can sometimes be disloyal and sometimes fails to keep his word.
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L'Estoire de Merlin ("The story of Merlin", written in the 13th century). A man fishing in the lake of Lausanne swears that he will dedicate to God the first creature that he catches, but fails to keep his oath. At the third cast of his line he catches a black kitten, which he takes home, only for it to grow to gigantic proportions. The giant cat then kills the fisherman, his entire family, and subsequently any traveller unwise enough to come near the lake.
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She attempts to murder the orphans by crushing them with book shelves and later burns down the Library of Records. Esmé captures Violet, but fails to keep her captive. In The Carnivorous Carnival, Esmé wears different outfits while at the Caligari Carnival and has a rivalry with Madame Lulu as Madame Lulu had a certain affection for Count Olaf. Esmé constantly gives her angry glances and has the original idea of tossing Lulu to the lions for the upcoming lion-feeding event at the Caligari Carnival.
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Ecki (Maximilian Brückner) lives with his parents who own a bakery in Boldrup, a (fictitious) small German town near Dortmund. Football, the German national pastime, is particularly popular in this heavily industrialized region and Ecki has been an avid and successful player in a local club FC Boldrup, since his childhood days. In a decisive game, he fails to keep a ball at a penalty and the team fails to get the promotion to the district league. The team are devastated and get drunk at a party.
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He succeeds in recruiting Kharon and convincing his younger self to turn away from Kronika, but he is killed by D'Vorah. With his dying breath, he urges his younger self to abandon his pursuit of vengeance and defend Earthrealm. Scorpion keeps his word and joins the allied forces of Earthrealm and Outworld to stop Kronika. In his non-canonical arcade ending, the younger Scorpion fails to keep his promise to his future self, and kills Kronika so he can restart history to ensure his loved ones' survival.
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Hence saving encompasses hoarding (the accumulation of income as cash) and the purchase of durable goods. The existence of net hoarding, or of a demand to hoard, is not admitted by the simplified liquidity preference model of the General Theory. Once he rejects the classical theory that unemployment is due to excessive wages, Keynes proposes an alternative based on the relationship between saving and investment. In his view, unemployment arises whenever entrepreneurs' incentive to invest fails to keep pace with society's propensity to save (propensity is one of Keynes's synonyms for "demand").
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He attends a deranged party at Lord Talou's palace in Rome, where he wins a bet with a stagecoach driver, Righetto, over how many orgasms he can have in one hour. The competition brings him higher acclaim. In Switzerland he falls in love with an alchemist's daughter, Isabella, who fails to keep an appointment to go to Dresden with him; Casanova instead partakes in an orgy within the hostel he's been stranded in. In Dresden, he has a brief chance encounter with his estranged mother in a theater.
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This contact may gradually damage the draining function of the meshwork until it fails to keep pace with aqueous production, and the intraocular pressure rises. The onset of symptoms is sudden and causes pain and other symptoms that are noticeable; it is treated as a medical emergency. Unlike open-angle glaucoma, angle-closure glaucoma is a result of the angle between the iris and cornea closing. This tends to occur in the far-sighted, who have smaller-than-normal anterior chambers, making physical contact between the iris and trabecular meshwork more likely.
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Following is a 1998 British independent neo-noir crime thriller film written and directed by Christopher Nolan. It tells the story of a young man who follows strangers around the streets of London and is drawn into a criminal underworld when he fails to keep his distance. As Christopher Nolan's debut feature, it was designed to be as inexpensive as possible to make. Scenes were heavily rehearsed so that just one or two takes were needed to economise on 16mm film stock, the production's greatest expense, and for which Nolan was paying from his salary.
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T. M. Anbarasan profile at TN government website T. M. Anbarasan has four siblings - T.M.Elzilarasan, Theanmozhi, Kanimozhi and Kanmani. In a recent interview he also added that he is very found of his family and mentioned about one of his nephew - R. K. Matheswaran son of Kanmani and Mr.Ramachandran. He said he is proud of his family and mentions about Matheswaran aspiring to be a body builder and also a future politician in DMK. T. M. Anbarsan tends to be humorous and never fails to keep his people satisfied.
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An employee who knowingly accepts fraudulent documentation can also be criminally prosecuted under other immigration laws. An employer who fails to keep proper records that I-9s are properly filed can be fined $110 per missing item for each form, up to $1100 per form, even if the employee is legally authorized to work in the United States. Since 2009, Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) has conducted over 7,500 audits and imposed over $80 million in fines. In 2011 alone, ICE conducted 2,740 audits and assessed over $7 million in fines.
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Upon hearing about Asano's death, Kato tasks his general Kanbei Inoue with his safety. Kanbei assesses the threat with a convoy containing a body double of Kato, in which his company fails to keep the double alive. The group of young assassins is given leave to see a small traveling circus troupe, where Hyuga falls in love with Yae, one of the troupe's actresses. After his assessment, Kanbei enlists help from three rogueish brothers who, eventually confuse Yae's circus troupe for the assassins, slaughtering them all until Hyuga, Azumi, and Nagara arrive.
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During their search for the Sphere, Kessler publicly challenges Cole to stop a series of bombings across the district, ending with him being forced to choose between saving Trish or her colleagues. Regardless of which choice he makes, Cole fails to keep Trish from dying. Determined to punish Kessler, Cole tracks the Sphere to a remote pier, where he must decide whether to destroy it or use it to become even more powerful. Regardless, the Sphere releases the last of its energy, killing John before disappearing into a vortex.
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He leaves to the jail with his Gandhian, freedom fighter son to assist him in his job. As a tradition, the hangman has to spend the eve of the execution awake. When alcohol fails to keep Kaliyappan awake, the jailer starts telling a 'spicy tale' to keep him awake, the tale of a 13-year-old girl raped and killed by her own brother-in-law and an innocent musician boy convicted for this charge. When Kaliyappan comes to know the condemned person he is about to hang is that very same musician boy, he breaks down.
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In general, the story takes place in a school that consists of five rebellious students that are grouped together in one class, whereby the teacher in charge of that class has no control over these five students. Everytime a new teacher is put in charge of that class, they either go crazy, or end up leaving the school. Therefore, the supervisor decides to hire a new female teacher thinking that she can improve the behavior of these students. Effat, the new female teacher, becomes responsible for that class, and even though she fails to keep the class under control at the beginning.
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As a result he went on for a few days without sleep in order to stay as the same person that went out with Yi-soo. Woo-jin inevitably fails to keep the same body due to sleep deprivation and decides to stop contacting Yi-soo because he does not want to reveal his secret to her. However, Yi-soo decides to visit Woo-jin at his home one day and discovers his secret. She is shocked and it takes her some time to comprehend and accept Woo-jin for who he is on the inside.
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Mary Anne is the only one she tells, and she too is under pressure as the curiosity of her friends grows. Claudia is forced to attend summer school because she failed science. Kristy promises to help Claudia study but, because she is seeing her father, she fails to keep her promise. Later on, the members of The Baby-Sitters Club, along with some of their clients, perform a rap song for Claudia who has to take a test; if she fails the test she would have to repeat the eighth grade and drop out of the club.
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Traps attack in various different ways, resulting in blood loss, the rise of pulse, and lowered stamina, in addition to the enemies. The player is given tools and items to prevent the character from bleeding to death, running out of strength or adrenaline, or being scared to death. If the player fails to keep the character alive through the course of the level, they must be revived outside of the level and continue the level with another available character. If there are no remaining characters, the game ends and must be restarted from the previous save point.
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Houlihan's attorneys' uninformed claim of trademark infringement and right of publicity were cited as the reasons for the order.Court Should Allow Criticisms of Telemarketing Investment Bank to Be Posted on Web, Lift Ban on Comments on 800notes.com In May 2010, after Public Citizen (who was representing the operator of those websites pro-bono) managed to move the case to federal court, the federal judge allowed the restraining order to expire, refusing to grant a preliminary injunction.Houlihan Smith’s Phony Invocation of Trademark Law Fails to Keep Criticism off the Web In August 2010, Houlihan moved to dismiss the complaint.
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The plot of the novel revolves around the title character Jane Spring, an attractive and intelligent 31-year-old Manhattan assistant district attorney and West Point general's daughter who grew up without a female role model and struggles to understand why she fails to 'keep' men in a relationship. Spring is described as "militaristic", "no-nonsense", "aggressive", "abrasive", "caustic" and "tomboyish", and a "domineering hellion ... who makes old ladies cry on the stand and men run for the hills". A review in The Age characterizes Spring as the antithesis of Helen Fielding's fictional character Bridget Jones. A military brat, she prioritizes discipline and motivation and disdains 'civilians' who lack these qualities.
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In 1998, Nolan released his first feature, Following, which he wrote, directed, photographed and edited. It depicts an unemployed young writer (Jeremy Theobald) who trails strangers through London, hoping they will provide material for his first novel, but is drawn into a criminal underworld when he fails to keep his distance. From Nolan's experience of living in London and having his apartment burgled, he observed that the common attribute between larceny and pursuing someone through a crowd was that they "both take you beyond the boundaries of ordinary social relations". Co-produced by Nolan with Thomas and Theobald, it was made on a budget of £3,000.
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When they next meet the peeping esper, Naomi takes out both the esper and her somewhat perverted supervisor. It is at this point Naomi gains the nickname "Wild Cat", the rationale of which is demonstrated whenever Ichiro tries to manipulate Naomi and fails to keep his professional (and physical) distance. Unlike The Children, Naomi seems to be able to deactivate her limiter without Ichirou's assistance almost at will. Since Naomi tends to rush through all her enemies whenever she has to fight, it is not that much of a stretch to surmise that there is probably a time limit whose expiration automatically reactivates the limiter.
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Thiru (Vidharth) is a hired killer who attacks a dreaded gangster (Shammi Thilakan) with a sickle but has to escape as he is witnessed by Kathir (Nandhan) and is forced to go underground with Salim (Ashok). Kathir admits the gangster in a hospital and also informs the police but fails to keep an appointment with his girlfriend Priya (Gayathrie), who has come out of her house to elope with him. Salim is ordered by his boss (Subbu Panchu) to finish off the gangster, who is now hospitalized, and also kill Thiru after that. Meanwhile, the gangster's wife Durga (Radhika Apte) rushes to the hospital but seems to be intent on seeing her husband die rather than saving him.
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The irony of it all, commonly known as "Jewish happiness", lies in the patterns that keep repeating themselves sixty years after: Izia loses his woman (Olga this time) to a Juozas look-alike again and fails to keep Sonia too (she suddenly dies in a terrorist explosion at Yossi's and Olga's wedding). Apparently, Sonia's and Izia's union was never meant to last, either at the beginning or at the end of their lives. On his deathbed, pondering on the lost opportunities, Izia reiterates God's commandment to multiply and replenish the earth in the form of an impassionate plea to Olga and Yossi to waste no time in going forth and procreating, presumably to contribute to the survival of the Jewish people, constantly threatened by extermination.
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The first, and lightest, section is the "Nazareth Personal Diary", featuring warm observations of his family and his relatives' lives. Some of the notable vignettes include the dull yet comedic routines of the proprietor of a souvenir shop called "the Holyland" in which he fills bottles of alleged holy water from his own tap and fails to keep a cheap camel statuette from falling over on his shelves. E.S. and the shop owner spend time sitting in front of the stop waiting futilely for tourists to stop by. A boat full of Arab men fish, as one of the men bashes various Palestinian families that his friend does not belong to while praising the one that his friend does belong to.
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It is implied that Robert and Oscar are having an affair, as Robert told Angela he was having a business dinner on the night he actually had plans with Oscar. Andy Bernard (Ed Helms) returns from Outward Bound manager training—where he became more "decisive and confident"—hoping for revenge on Nellie Bertram (Catherine Tate) for commandeering his job during the previous spring. To do this, Andy sets up a slackline in the parking lot and makes the employees walk across it, humiliating Nellie as she insists on walking in her heels and fails to keep her balance. After Clark proves that he is talented at balancing, Dwight attempts to one-up him, but ends up failing repeatedly and hurting himself.
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The quality of the primary (rear-facing) camera has been further improved, despite the megapixel decrease from 16 MP to 12 MP, it has larger 1.4-micron pixels and even faster focusing than its S6 predecessor. There was some criticism of the Galaxy S7, due to the removal of MHL support and the IR Blaster of the Galaxy S6, stock music and video player apps have been replaced by the Google Play equivalents, and the use of an "obsolete" Micro USB charging port instead of USB Type C. The Exynos version is faster than the Qualcomm Snapdragon version at multitasking. There is a clear difference, as the Qualcomm version fails to keep as many apps in the background and takes more time to switch between apps.Spesifikasi dan Harga Samsung Galaxy S7 2016 - Hpponsel.
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Severson (2007) Consequently, the birds are so heavy that they are completely incapable of reproducing without artificial insemination, and they reach such extreme weights so quickly their overall development fails to keep pace with their rapidly accruing muscle mass, resulting in severe immune system, cardiac, respiratory and leg problems. Heritage turkeys, like this Bourbon Red tom, can have a much more striking appearance than the Broad Breasted White. For over 35 years, the overwhelming majority of the 280 million turkeys produced in North America each year have been the product of a few genetic strains of Broad Breasted White. The breeding stock for these birds are owned largely by three multinational corporations: Hybrid Turkeys of Ontario, Canada, British United Turkeys of America in Lewisburg, West Virginia, and Nicholas Turkey Breeding Farms in Sonoma, California.
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As Andre gets older, he continues to be scapegoat for the local fishermen, and for Paula, as he takes up more and more of Harry's time and affections. He misses her performance (which he told her he would not miss for the world) in the local Miss Liberty beauty pageant, because he has to protect Andre from a drunken Billy, who is trying to kill him with a pitchfork. Harry's relations with his son, Steve, fade into the background as he comes down harshly on him for minor transgressions, and fails to keep up with what is going on in his life. When Paula and Mark are discovered smoking in the shed when Andre exits it in a fit of coughing, Harry permanently bans Mark's presence on the Whitneys' grounds, and his and Paula's relationship.
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Instead, he invites him to race his "youngest child", in reality a rabbit resting in the forest, and then watches as the devil fails to keep up with the animal. Dănilă employs the same type of ruse when the devil asks him to wrestle, by demanding that his interlocutor first try his hand at pinning down "an uncle o' mine, 999 years and 52 weeks of age", and then leading him into a bear's cave. Ruffled up and defeated by the beast, the devil then agrees to Prepeleac's next contest, a shrieking challenge. After listening to the impressive sounds bellowed by the creature and claiming to be unimpressed, the peasant warns him that his own shriek is capable of destroying a brain, and tells him that he should only witness it while blindfolded and with his ears muffled.
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Min-joon and Song-yi eventually fall in love; Min-joon aims to leave Earth without being emotionally attached he tries but fails to keep himself away from her, while Song-yi initially is not understanding of his impending departure but ultimately accepts letting him go to assure his survival. Song-yi's career goes into a downturn as she is dropped by her talent agency and sponsors, due to a backlash against her recent behavior, particularly exacerbated by rumors that she caused the suicide of her arch- rival, actress Han Yoo-ra. Earlier at a celebrity wedding Song-yi had witnessed Yoo-ra in a secret relationship with Lee Jae-kyung (Shin Sung-rok), the elder brother of Hee-hyung. Consequently Jae-kyung tries to silence Song- yi until Min-joon brokers a deal to spare her in return for burying the evidence.
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Over time, atheromata usually progress in size and thickness and induce the surrounding muscular central region (the media) of the artery to stretch out, termed remodeling, typically just enough to compensate for their size such that the calibre of the artery opening (lumen) remains unchanged until typically over 50% of the artery wall cross- sectional area consists of atheromatous tissue. Narrowed arterial blood vessel blocked with an anteroma. If the muscular wall enlargement eventually fails to keep up with the enlargement of the atheroma volume, or a clot forms and organizes over the plaque, then the lumen of the artery becomes narrowed as a result of repeated ruptures, clots & fibrosis over the tissues separating the atheroma from the blood stream. This narrowing becomes more common after decades of living, increasingly more common after people are in their 30s to 40s.
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Hypothecation is a common feature of consumer contracts involving mortgages the debtor legally owns the house, but until the mortgage is paid off, the creditor has the right to take ownership (and possibly also possession) but only if the debtor fails to keep up with repayments. If a consumer takes out an additional loan secured against the value of his mortgage (known colloquially as a “second mortgage”, for up to approximately the current value of the house minus outstanding repayments) the consumer is then hypothecating the mortgage itself the creditor can still seize the house but in this case the creditor then becomes responsible for the outstanding mortgage debt. Sometimes consumer goods and business equipment can be bought on credit agreements involving hypothecation the goods are legally owned by the borrower, but once again the creditor can seize them if required.
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The novels describe the experiences of a young married couple, Harriet and Guy Pringle, early in World War II. A lecturer and passionate Communist, Guy is attached to a British Council educational establishment in Bucharest (Romania) when war breaks out, and the couple are forced to leave the country, passing through Athens and Palestine and ending up in Cairo, Egypt. Harriet is persuaded to return home by ship, but changes her mind at the last minute and goes to Damascus with friends. Guy, hearing that the ship has been torpedoed, believes her to be dead, but they are reunited in the end. The cycle also chronicles the pre-war and wartime experiences of the surrounding group of English expatriates who also find themselves on the move and the changes in Romanian society as the corrupt regime of King Carol II fails to keep Romania out of the war.
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But after Leslie does score a huge victory over Bobby in the debate and pulls within 2 points of him in the polls, Jennifer strikes back by using the death of Nick Newport (and Leslie's comments, made before she learned he had died, that Nick was a jerk) to force Leslie into several embarrassing mistakes. However, Jennifer finds out that she might not get any of her promised quarter-million fee due to her handshake deal with Nick, and watches as Bobby manages to tell the press that Leslie is an awesome person. The campaign having ended, Jennifer seeks out Chris Traeger and invites him to have sex with her, and he accepts. On Election Night, she tries and fails to keep pro- Newport voting machines in place, and later is rebuffed when she doesn't want an automatic recount to be triggered by Bobby's initial 21-vote victory margin.
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Expert power in a negative form can result from a person acting in opposition to the experts instructions if the target feels that the expert has personal gain motives. Some examples include: (a) a violinist demonstrating through audition skill with music; (b) a professor submits school transcripts to demonstrate discipline expertise; (c) a bricklayer relies on 20+ years of experience to prove expertise. Some pitfalls can emerge when too heavy a reliance is made on expertise; these include: (a) sometimes inferences are made suggesting expertise is wider in scope than it actually is; for example, an expert in antique vases may have little expertise in antique lamps; (b) one's expertise is not everlasting; for example, a physician who fails to keep up with medical technology and advances may lose expertise; and (c) expertise does not necessarily carry with it common sense or ethical judgement.
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When an investor asks a broker to purchase securities on margin, hypothecation can occur in two senses. First, the purchased assets can be hypothecated so that, if the investor fails to keep up credit repayments, the broker can sell some of the securities; the broker can also sell the securities if they drop in value and the investor fails to respond to a margin call. The second sense is that the original deposit the investor puts down for the margin account can itself be in the form of securities rather than a cash deposit, and again the securities belong to the investor but can be sold by the creditor in the case of a default. In both cases, unlike with consumer or business finance, the borrower does not typically have possession of the securities as they will be in accounts controlled by the broker, however, the borrower does still retain legal ownership.
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Chief Constable of West Midlands Police [2004] (1 WLR 14, per Dyson, LJ) In England and Wales, constables (or other persons) are permitted to arrest a person to "prevent a further breach of the peace" which allows for the police or the public to arrest a person before a breach of the peace has occurred. This is permitted when it is reasonable to believe should the person remain, that they would continue with their course of conduct and that a Breach of the Peace would occur. The only immediate sanction that can be imposed by a court for breach of the peace is to bind over the offender to keep the peace: that is, justices of the peace can require a person to enter into a recognizance to keep the peace. Any punishment (in the sense of a loss of freedom or permanent financial penalty) takes the form of loss of the surety if the defendant fails to keep the peace or be of good behaviour during the period for which he is bound over.
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