Since the spring, it has persistently fallen short of expectations.
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Unfortunately, his record has fallen short of the reformist rhetoric.
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And even they would've fallen short of the real thing.
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Even so, the assistance has fallen short of the need.
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Leonard Lance have all fallen short of their Democratic challengers.
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Yes, our present has always fallen short of our values.
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Many would say he has fallen short of that goal.
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In previous years, donor funding has fallen short of U.N. appeals.
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The others have fallen short of them by a combined $3trn.
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However, we have clearly fallen short of Armstrong's and Clarke's visions.
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Abenomics may have fallen short of the hype that accompanied it.
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Abenomics has fallen short of its targets and its overblown rhetoric.
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But so far it's fallen short of the worst case scenario.
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Trade between America and South Korea has indeed fallen short of expectations.
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Early box office returns have fallen short of expectations, but no matter.
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It's the second straight quarter the company's deliveries have fallen short of expectations.
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However, these moves have fallen short of meeting Elliott's more far-reaching demands.
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That seems obvious and simple, yet Congress has fallen short of this standard.
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Enrollment in the program has fallen short of expectations, exacerbating the longer lines.
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One year later, it has fallen short of GOP expectations on several fronts.
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However, the infrastructure has often fallen short of Wall Street's established stock exchanges.
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He claims to have fallen short of his own standards of empathic observation.
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But on several measures, the economy has fallen short of the president's promises.
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Denver (17-8) and Utah (15-11) have likewise fallen short of predictions.
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Both have fallen short of ambitious revenue targets, but they're still very highly valued.
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Many of the early attempts in this space have fallen short of consumer expectations.
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China's imports of U.S. pork have so far fallen short of American farmers' expectations.
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China's imports of U.S. pork have fallen short of industry expectations so far, though.
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The Fed has fallen short of its 2 percent inflation target for several years.
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Enrollment in the program has fallen short of expectations, exacerbating the longer lines. Yes.
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Enrollment in the program has fallen short of expectations, exacerbating the long security lines.
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Like many countries—including the United States—Israel has fallen short of its aspirations.
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That report said that Quixey's advertising business had also fallen short of sales expectations.
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It is not clear why Clinton's early voting support has fallen short of Obama's.
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We've all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, is what scripture says.
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Opposition officials say an increase in aid access has fallen short of what is required.
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Those found to have fallen short of our high standards face being discharged from service.
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Other smaller Indian CROs have also been found to have fallen short of required standards.
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Since 2010, the payroll taxes to Social Security have fallen short of the benefit checks.
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Roughly nine months into his tenure, the team has not fallen short of Hornacek's expectations.
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There is no doubt the Affordable Care Act has fallen short of its architects' grand vision.
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Partners found to have fallen short of standards in America and South Africa have been sacked.
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The federal budget has also fallen short of counter cyclical measures, given the limited fiscal space.
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Promising blockchain-based projects, such as a land registry in Honduras, have fallen short of expectations.
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But so far the country's purchases of U.S. pork have fallen short of some traders' expectations.
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Despite my rage, I also felt that I had fallen short of being a good daughter.
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"For the fourth time, HHS has fallen short of this fundamental administrative law requirement," Boasberg wrote.
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Investment has, so far, fallen short of predictions based on the postwar relation with tax cuts.
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But Democrats say the administration has fallen short of demonstrating a good-faith effort to negotiate.
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The company has previously fallen short of production targets during the slower-than-expected ramp-up.
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Job gains resulting from giant arms sales in the past have often fallen short of expectations.
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Lucas Lixinski: UNESCO has fallen short of bringing communities into the implementation of their cultural mandate.
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It is in large part why inflation in the bloc has fallen short of the ECB's target.
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They've fallen short of that by more than 7 percent, thanks largely to energy, industrials and financials.
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Defense Secretary Michael Fallon resigned this week after saying that his behavior had fallen short of standards.
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The point here is not that Hollywood has failed consumers or fallen short of a moral obligation.
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Although veterans say they have seen improvement under the bill, it has often fallen short of expectations.
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Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign, 24 Democratic candidates have now fallen short of becoming their party's 2020 nominee.
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But a number of the victims say the government's aid has fallen short of its lofty promises.
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However, OPEC has so far fallen short of its pledge, in part due to Libya's strong output.
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What the hackers obtained was unclear — and, again, the interference seems to have fallen short of changing votes.
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Even NAFTA's cheerleaders (a more reticent bunch) might concede that the deal has fallen short of their expectations.
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Seven months on, the campaign has fallen short of that goal but has claimed a big corporate victim.
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But now it's future is up in the air as it's clearly fallen short of those lofty expectations.
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But now its future is up in the air, as it's clearly fallen short of those lofty expectations.
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Over the last decade, the report has fallen short of expectations more often than it has surpassed them.
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But they have thus far fallen short of the gold standard that has long dominated China's Olympic quest.
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And while Jet may have fallen short of the podium this time around, his efforts weren't completely overlooked.
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It will focus its budget cuts on the navigator grantees that have fallen short of their enrollment goals.
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Economic growth had repeatedly fallen short of the Fed's expectations and millions of Americans remained out of work.
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Over the past decade, PG&E has fallen short of its authorized profit, known as return on equity.
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But domestic production has been going backwards and efforts to establish strategic reserves have fallen short of targets.
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Rents have risen while wages have stagnated, and the supply of affordable housing has fallen short of need.
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Today's charges confirm our belief that he has fallen short of what is expected and required from academic leadership.
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The unit initially shot for five million broadband subscribers in its first years, but has fallen short of that.
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They were especially disappointed with activists; every surveyed client said the strategy had fallen short of expectations, Preqin said.
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Many fast-casual chains have fallen short of expectations following a wave of initial public offerings in recent years.
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"We are disappointed that short-term wholesales have fallen short of our original expectations," Chief Executive Andy Palmer said.
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He has often fallen short of that goal, but this past season was his most theatrically successful to date.
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Pork export sales to China, according to USDA data, have fallen short of expectations in the past two weeks.
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And despite a long bull market in stocks, the S&P 22017 has fallen short of doubling in value.
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Since the financial crisis, the economy has consistently fallen short of the Fed's annual inflation target of 2 percent.
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While Kim's actions since have fallen short of Washington's demands, the Trump administration is preparing for a second summit.
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And some note that many offset projects in the past have proven fraudulent or fallen short of their promises.
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In other places, offensive saviors have fallen short of franchise expectations and been swapped out for well-traveled arms.
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In 2017, this poll correctly called that Theresa May's Conservative Party had fallen short of an expected parliamentary majority.
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The oil major's profit has now fallen short of Wall Street's expectation in four of the last five quarters.
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" "Suggestions from outside groups that the Attorney General has fallen short of the responsibilities of his office are unfounded.
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""Suggestions from outside groups that the Attorney General has fallen short of the responsibilities of his office are unfounded.
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But he sees many dozens of ballplayers who have fallen short of stardom without contracts, and that angers him.
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Nate Silver, a data journalist, notes that nationalists have fallen short of polling averages in the last six European elections.
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Virtual reality has been one of these hyped-up categories for years, but it's always fallen short of complete immersion.
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But despite this progress, Abenomics has fallen short of the most prominent target that it set for itself: 2% inflation.
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But the backing has fallen short of what the rebels say they need to fight the better armed government side.
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On paper supply has fallen short of demand in eight of the last 10 years, according to industry association ITRI.
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The fallout: Fallon resigned, stating that his past behavior may have "fallen short" of expectations for someone in his position.
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Since August, when U.S. production first topped 11 million bpd, those weekly readings have fallen short of later monthly reports.
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This year marked the first time in over a decade that the military has fallen short of its recruiting goals.
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MSCI added China shares to its emerging markets benchmark this month but inflows have so far fallen short of expectations.
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In fact, the Fed's preferred measure of inflation has consistently fallen short of its target of 2 percent a year.
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New York's laws have often fallen short of that notion, as suburban and rural lawmakers resisted many liberal-minded proposals.
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Part II of the report on obstruction explains why Part I may have fallen short of such a high burden.
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Its implementation has "repeatedly fallen short" of ambitious targets, according to Chatham House, a London-based international affairs think-tank.
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The Treasury Department data released on Monday shows how far Mr. Trump has fallen short of each of those promises.
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A projected increase of cattle supplies into September and October also appears to have fallen short of expectations, Nelson said.
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So far during his administration, advocates have lamented that his actions on drug pricing have fallen short of his rhetoric.
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As that company has continuously fallen short of its lofty goals, its stock has also plunged more than 30% this year.
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The company originally promised to create some 113,000 jobs in the state, but it has already fallen short of modest targets.
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"In a few instances, some officers have fallen short of the professionalism required to work in our Police Department," Edwards said.
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But the recovery has been slow and has fallen short of the company's goals, as well as the performance of competitors.
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Yet it has fallen short of original targets because production has proven more costly and inefficient than expected, even with subsidies.
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Mr Abe's bold macroeconomic efforts may then achieve some of what his structural reforms have so far fallen short of achieving.
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He understands that he has negatively affected the team and has fallen short of the expectations we have of our players.
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Yet sectors of the economy, particularly manufacturing, have fallen short of the strong performance that Mr. Trump spoke of on Tuesday.
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He has fallen short of his own standards in the last few years in Syria, with terrible human and geopolitical consequences.
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Comparing results on the continents shows no discernible advantage in yields, evidence that the technology has fallen short of its promise.
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Gay-rights advocates acknowledged that the ruling had fallen short of their hopes for a constitutional guarantee of nationwide marriage equality.
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He has fallen short of the winner's circle the past nine times that he has appeared in the final Sunday grouping.
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"We have fallen short of a variety of things as a team," Mets General Manager Brodie Van Wagenen said on Thursday.
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Having fallen short of that mark, Shakir's statement attempted to buy some time for the campaign as it assessed its future.
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Apple has created tens of thousands of working-class jobs; it has not fallen short of matching Kodak in that regard.
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Recent peace efforts in the country have fallen short of a clear resolution, with the latest cease-fire effort crumbling last week.
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Revenue from goods and services tax (GST) so far has mostly fallen short of the government's monthly target, according to media reports.
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But assessing Obama's time in office, more say his presidency has fallen short of their expectations than say it has exceeded them.
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Japanese Industry Minister Hiroshige Seko said Seoul had failed to show how Japan had purportedly fallen short of international export control measures.
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The central bank's preferred core inflation measure largely has fallen short of 2 percent since it set its goal six years ago.
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Robot manufacturer Fanuc dipped slightly after its earnings had fallen short of market expectations before paring losses to trade up 0.1 percent.
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These pensions have often fallen short of expectations, prompting angry protests in recent years by Chileans saying they have been short-changed.
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In fact, throughout a good portion of the tablet computer's life, the form factor has continually fallen short of its full potential.
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The second is the 10% fall in ICBC's shares since its Jinzhou investment, a performance that has fallen short of other banks.
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But Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note that sales had fallen short of a buyside consensus closer to $40-8.73 million.
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Fallen idol Few mythical figures survive intense scrutiny, and Suu Kyi perhaps more than anyone has fallen short of her public image.
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These days only one new housing unit is being built for every eight new jobs, and supply has fallen short of demand.
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"Suggestions from outside groups that the Attorney General has fallen short of the responsibilities of his office are unfounded," the lawmakers said.
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Tesla only reached a goal to build 5,000 Model 3s per week in June, although current production has fallen short of that.
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In his resignation letter to Prime Minister Theresa May, Fallon said his past behaviour had "fallen short" of what was expected of him.
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And more Indian companies have fallen short of earnings estimates than beat them in the latest set of results, Goldman Sachs analysts note.
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Asked on Friday if the court's decision was good news, one former Fanya investor said it had fallen short of the investors' expectations.
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They may or may not be successful — plenty of games in this series (and any other) have fallen short of such lofty aspirations.
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However, several sources suggested the outreach has so far fallen short of demonstrating to allies that the White House has an actual strategy.
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His actions, however, have fallen short of Washington's demands for irreversible steps to give up an arsenal that potentially threatens the United States.
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"Their deposits with CBL have fallen short of their statutory minimum requirements," Husni Bey, a prominent business leader and owner of HB group.
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But the fund, which has consistently outperformed its target return in recent periods, has fallen short of its target over the past year.
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At the same time, non-OPEC producers have fallen short of cutting 558,000 barrels a day, a level they agreed to in December.
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People familiar with the matter said on Tuesday that wage talks were making progress but so far had fallen short of an agreement.
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Tesla's future profitability hinges on ramping up output of the affordable sedan but the company has fallen short of a series of targets.
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The central bank considers 2 percent a healthy level for inflation but has fallen short of that target through much of the recovery.
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He has said his handling of some claims has "fallen short of the standard" but has maintained that he will not step down.
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In those cases, we'll look at the original designer's intentions and consider how previous production methods might have fallen short of that vision.
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But GDP growth on a yearly basis has fallen short of the ambitious 85033 percent goal set by the president and his advisers.
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But GDP growth on a yearly basis has fallen short of the ambitious 6900 percent goal set by the president and his advisers.
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A Super PAC backing Booker that was expected to draw major Silicon Valley support seems to have so far fallen short of that.
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The company has often fallen short of its promises, but it has not entered a period in which results are regularly exceeding expectations.
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But growth has been driven by the services sector and manufacturing has fallen short of the government's hopes for an export-led recovery.
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But despite running brilliant high-profile candidates for governor in Florida and Georgia, Democrats appear to have fallen short of decisive wins. Why?
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Currently, the Obama administration has offered logistical help to Ukraine's armed forces but has fallen short of lethal assistance as some Republicans have championed.
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And on a number of other policy fronts, including deportation policies, bank regulation, and mass surveillance, the Obama administration has fallen short of expectations.
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Initially, the visa program wasn't popular — during the first 18 years, it had always fallen short of the program's annual ceiling of 173,000 quotas.
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Tesla has burned cash ramping up production of its Model 3 sedan, which prior to July, had fallen short of a series of targets.
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Euro zone inflation has fallen short of the ECB's target of close to but below 2 percent for most of the last five years.
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That type of response is not unusual for Mr. Musk, who tends to attack suggestions that Tesla has ever fallen short of its goals.
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In Bangladesh, rights groups say brands like H&M and Walmart have fallen short of commitments made after a factory collapse three years ago.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump had both fallen short of releasing up-to-date medical information, which he described as "extremely important," given their age.
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Previously undisclosed data explored by Reuters offers a hyper-local look at neighborhood areas where the city has fallen short of its eradication goal.
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Not surprisingly, the typical performance of these accounts has fallen short of both market averages and the results of employer-based defined benefit plans.
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The core PCE price index rose 0.515% on a year-on-year basis in July and has fallen short of its target this year.
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If employers take the steps recommended by the various authorities, it would be difficult to argue that they have fallen short of their responsibilities.
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President Trump has expressed optimism that China will help curb the North's nuclear ambitions, but Beijing has so far fallen short of those hopes.
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Turki al-Maliki, said 18 drones struck one site and four cruise missiles hit another, while three missiles had fallen short of their target.
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Though Honda hopes to have self-driving cars on the market by 2020, exciting new technology has, in the past, fallen short of expectations.
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The core PCE price index rose 210% on a year-on-year basis in October and has fallen short of its target this year.
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Speaking during a webcast of the board's ninth public meeting, she said the government had fallen short of meeting required money-saving goals, however.
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But shipments of U.S. pork to China have so far fallen short of market expectations and supplies in U.S. cold storage warehouses have swelled.
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The CSU has fallen short of an absolute majority in Bavaria's state assembly only once since 1954, when it missed by two seats in 2008.
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It also said royalties from some key customers had fallen short of expectations in the final quarter of 2015, and license sales were also disappointing.
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"It is wrong that successive British governments have fallen short of delivering a formal apology to the families of those who were killed," he said.
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"We take seriously any suggestion that our staff have fallen short of the high standards of conduct expected of U.S. government personnel," the spokeswoman said.
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Wednesday's plan marked the final RFS mandates from the Obama administration, which biofuels advocates previously said had fallen short of targets to promote their fuels.
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John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.), has fallen short of signature requirements to make the ballot, according to a internal report obtained by The Detroit News.
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But the computing company's efforts to apply AI in healthcare have fallen short of expectations, according to reports from STAT and The Wall Street Journal.
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Shares for several U.S. tech giants also fell on reports that Tesla had missed 85033 sales projections and Netflix had fallen short of subscriber goals.
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Eleven other candidates failed to make the cut for the Houston debate, having fallen short of the more-rigorous qualifying criteria set by the DNC.
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Rival electric vehicle models from Audi, Jaguar and Porsche have fallen short of Teslas driving range between charges and failed to match Teslas brand cachet.
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Their completed report found that the New Orleans water board had fallen short of the EPA's requirements in four major ways between 183 and 2016.
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" • "The company's stock price fell 21.5 percent after the earnings report, in which Apple revealed it had fallen short of analysts' estimates for iPhone sales.
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The company's stock price fell 4 percent after the earnings report, in which Apple revealed it had fallen short of analysts' estimates for iPhone sales.
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Mr. Gibson would ultimately be defeated in his bid for a fifth term in 21, judged by voters to have fallen short of his goals.
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But Pyongyang's actions have fallen short of U.S. demands for irreversible steps to scrap its arsenal, including a full disclosure of nuclear facilities and materials.
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Indian drugmakers' manufacturing standards, including those of big companies such as Sun Pharma, have been found to have fallen short of international standards in recent years.
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Revenue has fallen short of projections and he and lawmakers are scrambling to fill a roughly $200 million budget gap before the close of the session.
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Another is via parliament; in a power vacuum, lawmakers could simply vote for one, although the proposal has fallen short of a majority in previous votes.
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In my humble opinion (ok, honestly not THAT humble) Instagram has fallen short of making an intuitive, obvious UI design that helps people report abusive messages.
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Fallon said in a letter Wednesday to Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May that he may have "fallen short of the high standards" expected of the military.
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Fallon, in a letter sent to Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday, said he may have "fallen short of the high standards" expected of the military.
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But the North's actions have fallen short of U.S. demands for irreversible steps to scrap its arsenal, including a full disclosure of nuclear facilities and material.
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Even his encouragement turns out to be another way to assert dominance, proving how far those close to him have fallen short of his own achievement.
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But Pyongyang's actions have since fallen short of U.S. demands for irreversible steps to scrap its arsenal, including a full disclosure of nuclear facilities and materials.
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However, his actions have fallen short of Washington's demands for a complete inventory of its weapons and facilities and irreversible steps to give up its arsenal.
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"I have personally been greatly disappointed by how far we have fallen short of the standards we set ourselves," Dlomu told parliament's committee of public accounts.
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The economy has consistently fallen short of government growth forecasts during Videgaray's tenure, and contracted in the second quarter for the first time in three years.
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The country has consistently fallen short of its production cut target, despite being scolded by both Saudi Arabia and Russia for its perceived lack of cooperation.
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Comparing results on the two continents, using independent data as well as academic and industry research, shows how the technology has fallen short of the promise.
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Comparing results on the two continents shows genetically modified crops have no discernible advantage in yields, evidence that the technology has fallen short of its promise.
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The core PCE price index rose 22018% on a year-on-year basis in July and has fallen short of the central bank's target this year.
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But the cleanup efforts have fallen short of what was promised, and it isn't clear how much raw sewage and dangerous microorganisms persist in the water.
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Like Fowler, who is 242 for 229 in the majors, Scott has fallen short of his expected heights, with only one major title at age 220.
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Apple Pay is a key part of that strategy but adoption has fallen short of expectations since it was started four years ago, The WSJ reports.
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According to BlackRock, August jobs have fallen short of expectations for 2000 of the last 22.5 years, as it appears to be a slower hiring period.
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This is the third quarter in a row that J&J's pharmaceutical sales have fallen short of estimates, RBC Capital analysts said in a research note.
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Sales of the A2423neo have also fallen short of expectations as Boeing places its 787, but Faury predicted these would pick up following the first delivery.
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In June the Swiss government lowered its forecast for 2017 economic growth to 1.4 percent from 1.6 percent, saying recent improvements had fallen short of expectations.
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" While his friend prayed, Uzuegbunam stood on a stool and began to publicly evangelize about how "all men and women have fallen short of God's commands.
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Though some of the nearly 100 low-performing public schools have shown better results, many have fallen short of the improvements that Mr. de Blasio predicted.
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"I'm working now just for my daughter, and for my studio," said Mr. Amoda, who is collected locally but has fallen short of major international recognition.
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If the OCC determines that Wells Fargo has fallen short of that agreement, known as a 'Matter Requiring Attention', the bank could face punishment, they said.
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He noted the improving economic outlook this year, though he said Fed officials remain concerned that inflation has mostly fallen short of the Fed's 2 percent goal.
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The Southeast Asian nation has for years sought to boost SOEs through stake sales, internal restructuring or stock market listings, but progress has fallen short of targets.
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The inquiry said Green's statements had fallen short of the honesty requirements for those in public life and thus constituted breaches of the ministerial code of conduct.
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"We are disappointed that short-term wholesales have fallen short of our original expectations," said Andy Palmer, president and CEO for Aston Martin Lagonda, in a statement.
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The inflation result, however, is more problematic for a central bank that has fallen short of its 2% inflation target since it was first established in 2012.
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To achieve its goal, McClintock said Target would need to drive stronger growth through its digital channel, where it has already fallen short of its own plans.
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Nonetheless, there has been a clear downward trend in both absolute stocks and days of cover since late 22017 as production has fallen short of combined requirements.
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But as elsewhere across the globe, pensions have often fallen short of expectations, prompting angry protests in recent years by Chileans saying they have been short-changed.
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California's latest shot in the culture war between the states — part of the larger war for business and jobs — appears to have fallen short of the mark.
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With 192 gargantuan lasers aimed at a BB-size target, it was built to generate bursts of fusion, although it has fallen short of its original objectives.
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With the election just seven months away, Trump's favorable ratings are ticking up, even if his numbers have fallen short of past presidents during times of crisis.
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So far, Mr. Xi has fallen short of Mr. Trump's hopes as a partner in pressuring the North Korean regime to curb its nuclear and missile programs.
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In an interview, Mr. Vernile said WBAI — which, like the network's other stations, is listener supported — had fallen short of its fund-raising goals in recent years.
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However, others, particularly the tying home run by the Astro's Marwin Gonzalez in the 4.43th inning, might have fallen short of the wall on a cooler day.
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But despite his dominance, he had always fallen short of lifting the Stanley Cup, until a magical run through the postseason finally brought a title to D.C.
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Its supporters have said it has fallen short of its ambitious goals to create trade agreements among scores of countries with different economies, cultures and income levels.
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The state's income tax revenue has fallen short of forecasts, even though residents of the Nutmeg State bear the second-highest tax burden per capita in the country.
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The party improved its performance but has still fallen short of winning three straight special elections in Kansas, Georgia (which goes into a runoff in June), and Montana.
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Free trade, the chief exponent of laissez-faire capitalism, has come under withering scrutiny as agreements between nations have fallen short of their goals to create more prosperity.
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He replaced Laurent Potdevin who had abruptly resigned last February, with the company saying that he had fallen short of its "standards of conduct" without offering any details.
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Pinterest has fallen short of its own goal to hire more women in tech roles, despite modest overall progress towards a more diverse workforce in the past year.
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The shoes and leather goods company, known for its Gommino loafers, has repeatedly fallen short of market expectations in recent years and has struggled to rejuvenate its brands.
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In the past year, revenues from parking have fallen short of forecast budgets by up to a tenth, airport managers say, and next year they expect worse results.
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However, the volley of unprecedented measures has thus far fallen short of resuscitating the mainland's equity markets, which have plummeted nearly 40 percent since its mid-June peak.
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While some of China's top lenders have planted flags in Brazil in recent years, return on investment has fallen short of expectations amid rising legal and accounting problems.
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Tesla has consistently fallen short of its promises on car production and has promised in the past it would not need to raise funds, before doing just that.
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And the Free the Delegates supporters also seem to have fallen short of the threshold they needed to force a vote on their proposal by the full convention.
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Since South Africa emerged from the 2009 recession, growth has fallen short of the government's target of 5 percent, the level economists say is needed to curb unemployment.
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But even Sanders has admitted his campaign has fallen short of one of its core goals: making sure young voters make up a larger share of the electorate.
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The euro zone's central bank has fallen short of its inflation target of just under 13% for years despite increasingly aggressive stimulus measures under Lagarde's predecessor, Mario Draghi.
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In 11 out of the last 85033 quarters, dividends under the net worth sweep have fallen short of what they would have been under the prior fixed rate.
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Tesla had fallen short of its goal to produce 2,500 Model 23.35 sedans weekly by the end of March, and has repeatedly missed production targets in the past.
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Had its aluminum fallen short of those requirements, it would have resulted in large and expensive recalls and, perhaps, legal battles involving Kobe Steel, carmakers and car owners.
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However, she has fallen short of the metric Sanders has recently laid out — like Obama in 2008, she won't win an outright delegate majority with pledged delegates alone.
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Since a 2009 recession, growth has fallen short of the government's target of 5.4 percent, the level economists say is needed to curb unemployment, which stands at 27.7 percent.
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But since South Africa emerged from its 2009 recession, growth has fallen short of the government's target of five percent, the level economists say is needed to curb unemployment.
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Both measures have generally declined since the survey began in mid-2013, reflecting the years in which most U.S. inflation measures have fallen short of the central bank's target.
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But such expectations ebbed over the course of a week, with investors doubtful of another rate increase this year as U.S. data on balance have fallen short of forecasts.
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Despite their reassurances, the organizers have now admitted that they have fallen short of their goals and have essentially left the sailors and swimmers to grapple with the fallout.
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Though Dropbox may have fallen short of its last fund-raising valuation in the initial offering process thus far, some in Silicon Valley said the company's future looked bright.
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It has been revamping its terms of service to clarify what actions are permitted on its platform, something the company has admitted it has fallen short of articulating before.
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Since then, it has declined to issue licenses that would formalize those systems, and officials have indicated in local news reports that the plan has fallen short of expectations.
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But the Fed has fallen short of that mark in six of the last seven years, and its top officials predict it will miss the target again in 2019.
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Many fans were confused as to why Brees had fallen short of a perfect passer rating, using the incongruous results as evidence that the stat was ineffective or outdated.
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The euro zone's central bank has fallen short of its inflation target of just under 2% for years, even after increasingly aggressive stimulus, and growth has mostly remained tepid.
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The euro zone's central bank has fallen short of its inflation target of just under 2% for years, even after Lagarde's predecessor, Mario Draghi, launched increasingly aggressive stimulus measures.
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Quixey, which began as a search engine for apps, shifted its focus last year to in-app advertising products, but has fallen short of sales expectations, these sources said.
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Central bankers have kept developed economies' interest rates near historic lows to stoke growth, and inflation has fallen short of levels that would push them to make a drastic change.
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Biegun was also asked about the recent activity at North Korean launch sites: Biegun acknowledged that the results, after 6 months on the job, have fallen short of his hopes.
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Data from Morningstar show that year-to-date through mid-September, a full two-thirds — 66.6 percent — of roughly 11,000 actively managed mutual funds have fallen short of their benchmarks.
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In its annual report, the company reported $220 billion in net sales, a 218% increase from last year, and warned that the first quarter has fallen short of analysts' predictions.
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Many municipalities in Japan have fallen short of the collection targets set by the Environment Ministry, but the hope is that the Olympic medal initiative could encourage more electronic recycling.
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The Fed has been contemplating, for example, whether it should commit to higher inflation to "make up" for the long periods when it has fallen short of its 2% target.
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Lenovo, whose $2.91 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility from Google has fallen short of expectations, is being beaten at home and abroad by local brands Huawei, Vivo, Oppo, and Xiaomi.
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She borrows her title from the Declaration of Independence, to signal both the standard of reason and equality that Americans profess and how their deeds have fallen short of it.
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Genetically modified crops appear to have fallen short of meeting two of their main goals: to increase yields and decrease pesticide use, according to an extensive examination by The Times.
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The ECB has fallen short of its inflation target of 2 percent for more than four years and projections show it will not reach its objective at least through 2019.
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So far, a proposal by the administration to boost nationwide blending quotas by a billion gallons next year has fallen short of the demands of farmers and the biofuel industry.
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Audi, for example, did not provide data on the new test for their A4 model, but it would have fallen short of the Plus designation anyway because of its headlights.
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For years, the Raptors had fallen short of reaching the finals — in large part because they kept running into LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
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Germany has fallen short of its contributions over the past several years, and in 2015 made good on only about half its pledge, despite record tax income for the government.
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Growth in the first quarter has routinely fallen short of expectations - several times because of heavy snowfall and this year due to a bigger-than-expected run-down in inventories.
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But many times over the years, the church has fallen short of promises of toughness, openness and accountability on the issue of sexual abuse, and survivors have tempered their expectations.
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The core personal consumption expenditures price index has consistently fallen short of the central bank's 2 percent target for over five years, even as the Fed has moved toward normalising policy.
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The core personal consumption expenditures price index has consistently fallen short of the central bank's 2 percent target for over five years, even as the Fed has moved toward normalizing policy.
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To date, the performance of the family business appears to have fallen short of the gains that critics predicted when Mr. Trump declined to divest his assets upon beginning his presidency.
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Russell's departure opened the point guard spot for Lonzo Ball, who has flashed two-way potential but largely fallen short of his lofty expectations as the second pick in the draft.
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After taking office in December vowing to revive a sluggish economy and bring down violence, the veteran leftist Lopez Obrador has so far fallen short of the goals he set himself.
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Kerber, last year's finalist, will have spent 34 weeks in the top spot, hanging on even as her results this season have consistently fallen short of her sterling results last year.
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A bloody-knuckled Archie breaks down over his terrible situation, his guilt over nearly hurting an innocent person, and all the ways he has fallen short of his father's moral compass.
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Presidents are not saints, and in a country with such a troubled racial history, even the greatest leaders have fallen short of promoting the principle that all people are created equal.
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Presidents are not saints, and in a country with such a troubled racial history, even the greatest leaders have fallen short of promoting the principle that all people are created equal.
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"We accept, in full, the recommendations in the CIR (Cycling Independent Review) and apologise for where we have failed or fallen short of the standards which we should have achieved," he said.
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May's nonfarm payrolls number may have fallen short of expectations on Wall Street, but could well just be part of a world where 200,22018 new jobs a month is just a memory.
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AS IT became clear that the Conservatives had fallen short of a majority in Parliament, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) expressed its delight at the prospect of wielding new clout at Westminster.
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The business had fallen short of delivery estimates in the second quarter, but Boeing stuck to guidance in the latest report, saying the company would deliver at least 810 airplanes this year.
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However, the central bank has signaled that it is willing to let inflation run above 2 percent for a time, given that it had fallen short of that mark for six years.
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Jokowi has fallen short of his own growth target of 7 percent in his first term — a goal that will likely remain elusive partly due to a challenging external environment, analysts said.
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Prosecutor Jody Gleason told jurors on Thursday that an officer can only use deadly force "when it's reasonable and necessary," a standard that she said Van Dyke had fallen short of meeting.
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However, Goldman notes that recent economic data have fallen short of its expectations, so it could be another few months before the bank can determine whether its demand outlook hits the mark.
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China has been struggling with outbreaks of African swine fever in its hog herd, the world's largest, but so far the country's purchases of U.S. pork have fallen short of traders' hopes.
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But despite busting record-high share prices, Apple has until now fallen short of its all-time high market capitalization, since market value is determined by stock price multiplied by shares outstanding.
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" He added that Mickelson regretted any "appearance" that he had fallen short of "the high professional and ethical standards that the companies he represents expect of their employees, associates and Phil himself.
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The report, released late last month, quickly caught the attention of Democratic lawmakers and policy experts, who highlighted it as proof that the GOP tax law has fallen short of Republicans' promises.
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At different points, my therapy has been for anxiety, depression, PMDD, psychosis, and periods of dissociation, mania or eating issues, as well as other things that have fallen short of clear categorization.
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Guilt requires members of Congress to feel they've fallen short of their mission — which requires them to feel their mission is something more than the pursuit and consolidation of their own power.
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More than any of the recent sitcom revivals, Roseanne is aware of the passage of time, of the way all these characters have fallen short of the marks they set for themselves.
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The economy has most likely fallen short of that target, although by how much is unknown, since the government has blocked the release of official employment data, claiming that it is unreliable.
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The Fed aims to keep prices rising at an annual rate of 2 percent, but it has consistently fallen short of that goal since the end of the last recession in 2009.
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The ECB's decision in December to accept up to 50 billion euros worth of cash, not just bonds, as collateral for lending out sovereign debt has meanwhile fallen short of the mark.
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Kashkari said he thinks the central bank has fallen short of its 2% inflation target because officials tend to raise interest rates when they anticipate higher inflation - before substantial price increases materialize.
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And although I have fallen short of that lofty goal many times, the enjoyable years I have spent working on 13 Virtues has led to demonstrative progress toward a more virtuous life.
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The final installment in the most recent Star Wars trilogy, the bookend of a nine-part saga, seems to have fallen short of expectations as director J.J. Abrams attempted to appease fans.
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TO) has fallen short of securing enough shareholder support for a C$2.73 billion($1.4 billion) deal to take the department store operator private, people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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But the number of new recruits has fallen short of the targets by 21 percent to 20183 percent every year since 2013, a report from Parliament's National Audit Office said last month.
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Under pressure from the United States not to give further ground to China, Mr. Moon appears to have fallen short of pleasing Beijing on Thaad, and Mr. Xi acknowledged those lingering tensions.
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As we evaluated the season so far, we have fallen short of a variety of things as a team, and we all have to look ourselves in the mirror for that shortcoming.
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So equity indices, despite an arguably muted performance where expectations have collectively fallen short of what indicators, away from the lagging GDP, tell us is a burgeoning economy, made new highs this week.
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Over the past four years, since the U.S. Food and Drug Administration updated requirements for how sunscreen manufacturers label and test their products, 250% of sunscreens have fallen short of their SPF claim.
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Companies built specifically to exploit internet talent haven't fared much better — experiments like DreamWorks' AwesomenessTV, Verizon's Go90, and even YouTube's own premium service have fallen short of expectations for one reason or another.
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The miss comes amid a drop in ad revenue at cable channel ESPN, among other factors, and marked the first time in five years that Disney earnings had fallen short of Street estimates.
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Last year, Anat Bracha and Mary A. Burke, senior research economists at the Boston Fed, found recent year-over-year wage growth had fallen short of predicted values by 0.5–1 percentage point.
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Failed Italian banks Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca had fallen short of the European Central Bank's capital demands since the ECB became their supervisor in late 2014, documents showed on Monday.
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In our conversation, the company referred to the KeyOne as BlackBerry's first device without "compromises," an implicit acknowledgement that all previous devices had fallen short of consumer expectations in one way or another.
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"Our initial impression is that this is not entirely broad-based and has fallen short of the 'big bang' moniker used to preview the stimulus package," said Glenn Maguire, chief economist at ANZ.
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Returns for its managed futures fund of just 2 percent in 2015 and negative 1.8 percent in 20133 have fallen short of its average annual return of 9.5 percent in 2013 and 2014.
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The fact that it has fallen short of the most recent "Fast and Furious" movies doesn't negate that it's made over $700 million without most of the cast members of the main series.
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"The impairment reflects the economic headwinds and the accelerating structural changes affecting the Australian retail sector as well as the performance of the business, which has fallen short of expectations," the company said.
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Other artists listed in the documents are offering accounts of interactions with UMG similar to those reported by Bryan Adams, in which the record company appears to have fallen short of complete candor.
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Instead, Mr. Trump criticized the other leaders for not contributing 2 percent of their countries' gross domestic product to their defense, as they have agreed to do but have often fallen short of.
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Iran&aposs missile attack against Iraqi bases housing US troops on Tuesday appeared to have fallen short of their full capabilities — and the US seemed to be prepared for it well in advance.
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For instance, he has fallen short of his goal to bring in international investor funds for schemes like his giant real estate projects and other efforts to diversify the economy away from oil.
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Similarly, Kaepernick, and those he's inspired, don't kneel because they don't believe in the promise of America or doesn't value the founding principles; they kneel because the country has fallen short of these things.
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With nearly all the votes counted, Lenín Moreno, the candidate backed by the president, Rafael Correa, is well ahead but appears to have fallen short of the 40% required to avoid a run-off.
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Other recent movies have fallen short of expectations, including "King Arthur: Legend of the Sword" and "Baywatch," in a slow U.S. summer movie season that underscored the trend of more consumers watching entertainment online.
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Berkshire's operating profit, excluding investments and derivatives, has fallen short of Wall Street forecasts for eight consecutive quarters, while its cash stake swelled to $116 billion because Buffett could not find enough worth buying.
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"Our partners have fallen short of acknowledging the integrity of Pacific leadership and the responsibility they carry for every decision made in order to garner support for sustainable development in their nations," he said.
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The bottom line is that despite a significant jump in the use of renewable energy (2023 percent in 2016 from 7 percent in 2008), Germany has embarrassingly fallen short of its own climate goals.
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Membership has fallen short of goalsTwo months after the sale was announced in July 2018, Quartz named an experienced journalist, Sam Grobart, to figure out the journalism that would drive a new membership program.
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Arizona is the fourth state this year, after West Virginia, Oklahoma and Kentucky, where protesting teachers left classrooms and won concessions from conservative lawmakers — though the agreements have often fallen short of initial demands.
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Iran&aposs missile attack against Iraqi bases housing US troops on Tuesday appeared to have have fallen short of their full capabilities — and the US seemed to be prepared for it well in advance.
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The ninth-seeded Nadal, who had fallen short of the semifinal stage since winning the 103 French Open, followed with a 210-27, 21-6 (7), 6-4 victory over third-seeded Milos Raonic.
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I've explained to my children the struggles black folks have faced since our lineage began here on the shores of America countless times, but I've never fallen short of explaining the many triumphs as well.
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Kim's commitments and actions, however, have fallen short of Washington's demands for a complete inventory of North Korea's weapons programs and irreversible steps to give up a nuclear arsenal that potentially threatens the United States.
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"This has been a painful period and the firm has fallen short of the standards we set for ourselves, and that the public rightly expects from us," incoming CEO Nhlamu Dlomu said in a statement.
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Thankfully, ever since it became the norm in the late 1820s to let the voters choose electors, the winner of the popular vote has only rarely fallen short of a majority in the Electoral College.
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In the previous round of purchases it had fallen short of obtaining its daily target for the first time since launching the policy in 2009, as investors were unwilling to part with longer-dated gilts.
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But with the big-money donor class, the players Trump blasted during the primary season as greedy influence peddlers, the celebrity businessman has fallen short of expectations, the disclosures filed with the federal government showed.
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The U.S. central bank hiked rates three times in 2017 in response to robust growth and falling unemployment, despite sagging inflation which has fallen short of a 2 percent goal for more than five years.
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Going into this season, they had reached the playoffs 103 times since 210, when Orel Hershiser and Kirk Gibson carried them to their last title, and 211 times they had fallen short of the pennant.
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In the British ruling, a panel of the Court of Appeal judges did not strictly prohibit the government from issuing new licenses but made clear that they felt it had fallen short of its duties.
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Meanwhile, Wall Street estimates for those companies are going up, and there&aposs reason to think they could disappoint because their results have fallen short of expectations at least twice in the last eight quarters.
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The mandate was a failed policy experiment, and its failures in a way mirror how the ACA has fallen short of what it was hoped to be, even if the law has undeniably had its successes.
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Both programs have fallen short of expectations in 23, especially considering the lack of quality in their respective conference divisions, but a victory Saturday goes a long way toward putting a positive spin on the season.
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Publicis, the world's third largest advertising firm, said in a statement on Monday that it was clear Google had fallen short of meeting advertising standards and that the French company was reviewing its relationship with Google.
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The Polish government has been rebuked on several occasions by Brussels for reforms of the judiciary, but the Commission has so far fallen short of starting a disciplinary procedure, and resorted instead to monitoring Polish reforms.
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David Davis had just returned on Thursday from Brussels, where EU officials warned that so far progress in their negotiations had fallen short of what was needed to move on to discussion of their future relationship.
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No student of American history would deny that American reality has fallen short of American ideals, but the awareness of the gap and the urge to close it has been the story of the American people.
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The developments sparked worry that U.S. pork shipments, which have fallen short of market expectations so far this year, are not ramping up quickly enough to absorb excess supplies from an historically large U.S. hog herd.
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Snapchat owner Snap's $3.4 billion IPO earlier this year was the largest by a U.S. technology company in three years, although its shares have since underperformed, as its quarterly earnings have fallen short of analyst expectations.
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Bernie Sanders' revolution has fallen short of its electoral aspirations not because of Sanders' concepts -- some of which is supported by voters in both parties -- but because Sanders has faced the generational divide in voting behavior.
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Over the weekend, the president lashed out at the mayor of San Juan, Carmen Yulín Cruz, after she complained that the federal response in Puerto Rico had fallen short of the responses in Texas and Florida.
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But while some of these internal shops have fallen short of reaching their potential, per the report, insurance provider Aflac's internal agency has thrived, according to Shannon Watkins, the brand's SVP of brand and creative services.
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First, both Exxon and Chevron have only fallen short of the consensus estimate three times in the last three years, and with estimates cut so drastically the bet now is they will hit the EPS target.
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Lawrence J. Tabas, general counsel of the Republican Party of Pennsylvania, said in an interview on Friday that Ms. Stein's lawyers had fallen short of demonstrating that there was fraud or illegal action in the Nov.
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The dollar has weakened as the Federal Reserve has been slow to raise rates because the American economy has grown a little less vigorously than anticipated and as inflation in particular has fallen short of expectations.
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But the bottom line is whenever you come away from the Super Bowl without Bud ads being near the top of the list, they've fallen short of their rich history as the game's highest-profile sponsor.
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Sales of the A380 have fallen short of expectation and rival Boeing says the future lies with smaller, twin-engine models like its 777 and Dreamliner that offer more flexibility and are at least as efficient.
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The third quarter results late on Thursday was the second time running that billionaire Jeff Bezos' firm had fallen short of Wall Street's lofty sales targets, and the numbers sent a shockwave reverberating through global stock markets.
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But China's purchases so far have fallen short of industry expectations so far after Beijing last year imposed retaliatory duties on imports of American farm products including pork as part of the escalating U.S.-China trade war.
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The government is particularly keen to find a way to get the excess reserves as it needs funds to stimulate a weakening economy hit by sagging consumption at a time tax collections have fallen short of target.
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Lyft and Uber, which both recently debuted with losses, have fallen short of expectations in their brief tenures on the public market so far due to concern about their ability to close their margins in the future.
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But it's fallen short of mixing those high-octane mechanical elements with the narrative and social scope of a true massively multiplayer online game, in the vein of World of Warcraft and other titles that inspired it.
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Buffalo Bishop Richard Malone, who has admitted to having "fallen short of the standard" in his handling of sex abuse claims against priests, has refused to step down, even as local Catholics express dissatisfaction with his leadership.
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But 48% of those who watched the speech said that overall, Obama's presidency has fallen short of their expectations, compared with just 18% who say the President exceeded their expectations over his nearly seven years in office.
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Recently, many economic indicators in the bloc have fallen short of expectations, one of the factors that has kept high-grade yields pinned lower as investors bet that the monetary policy stance will stay loose for longer.
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But revenues have fallen short of forecasts by half, leaving Louisiana with a gap in financing for a $50 billion plan for projects to raise levees, build flood gates, widen evacuation routes and protect its eroding coastline.
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"As consumer price inflation has persistently fallen short of monetary policy's inflation targeting, it is considered that the price stabilisation in our economy has not been fully accomplished," the Korea Development Institute (KDI) said in a report.
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Business and consumer activities have shown a bounce back from an anemic first quarter when GDP grew 1.2 percent, but they have on balance fallen short of traders' and analysts' expectations so far in the second quarter.
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Jonathon Jacobson told investors on Wednesday that he plans to convert the roughly $12 billion Boston-based firm into a family office and acknowledged that results in the "last few years" have fallen short of his expectations.
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Over the past few days, he has accused her -- not for the first time -- of being bought off by the state's largest insurer, while she is charging that his campaign has fallen short of its own standards.
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In his letter, Barr doesn't describe what kind of evidence Mueller found that might have fallen short of proving crimes beyond a reasonable doubt, but his enigmatic language teases that some evidence of wrongdoing is in there.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Six euro zone banks have fallen short of the European Central Bank's capital demands and have been asked to top up their Core Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio, the ECB said on Tuesday.
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"My handling of recent claims from some of our parishioners concerning sexual misconduct with adults unquestionably has fallen short of the standard to which you hold us, and to which we hold ourselves," Malone said last year.
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China has promised to buy more U.S. farm goods under the trade deal that Beijing and Washington signed in mid-January, but it has so far fallen short of making large purchases of agricultural produce, including soybeans.
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The major mall operators, such as Simon Property Group (5.0%) and Taubman Centers (-3.3%), have dramatically underperformed the S&P(10.8%), and the overall Real Estate Sector (9.8%) has fallen short of the S&P five year returns.
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FRANKFURT, July 15 (Reuters) - Indicative offers for German real estate firm Officefirst Immobilien have fallen short of owner IVG's expectations, making an initial public offering of the unit more likely, several people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Fan left Deutsche last October, having made headlines in 2014 when he sent a video message to staff warning them not to be boastful or vulgar, and chastising those who he said had fallen short of established standards.
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While the "cessation of hostilities" has fallen short of halting the five-year-long war across the country, parts of Syria have enjoyed an unusual period of peace since the U.S.-Russian agreement came into effect on Saturday.
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Harold Frazier, chairman of the Cheyenne River Sioux, said the convocation was a reminder for Native Americans that the federal government had fallen short of its agreements under the Laramie Treaty including by approving the Dakota Access pipeline.
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The Clippers have been sensational every time I've seen them live so far, but there have been many nights that they have fallen short of those top gears they hit in winning Kawhi's return to Toronto on Dec.
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Mr Porges suggested that Amgen would need to do a deal at some point, given that its product sales declined last year, while the launch of its new cholesterol drug Repatha has fallen short of Wall Street's expectations.
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"We are disappointed that short-term wholesales have fallen short of our original expectations... We are today taking decisive action to manage inventory and the Aston Martin Lagonda brands for the long-term," Chief Executive Officer Andy Palmer said.
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While the Dow has hit a new record high in the so-called "Trump rally," the S&P 500 has fallen short of doing so, and some say market watchers say it's unlikely to do so before next year.
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May, whose defence secretary resigned last week saying his past conduct had fallen short of expected standards, told a business audience that at the heart of the growing scandal was the issue of the use and abuse of power.
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More than half of the high schools that the de Blasio administration has targeted for rapid improvement have fallen short of their goals for raising their graduation rates, according to preliminary data released by the Education Department this week.
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Mr. Uzuegbunam later reserved a place outside the school's food court, within a free-speech zone, and began "discussing the brevity of life and how all men and women have fallen short of God's commands," according to the lawsuit.
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Mr. Schumer — whose caucus is delighting this week in pointing out areas in which Mr. Trump has fallen short of campaign promises as he approaches his 100th day in office — exulted on Tuesday in the wall's near-term fate.
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Luhrmann cited a personal conflict between his status as showrunner and a preexisting film directing contract with Sony for that cancelation, but Netflix CEO Reed Hastings implied at Code Conference yesterday that the show had also fallen short of viewership expectations.
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Analysts have worried about the future of Twitter's user growth after the company disclosed in an earnings report in February that it would stop sharing monthly active users (MAUs) after the metric had fallen short of estimates for two straight quarters.
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He knows that the American people are, rightly, dissatisfied with the fact that the Affordable Care Act left most of us with premiums and deductibles that are higher than we'd like and has fallen short of its promise of universal coverage.
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Pompeo's trip to Pyongyang occurred amid negative signals from North Korea whose actions have fallen short of Washington's demands for a complete inventory of its nuclear weapons and irreversible steps to give up an arsenal that potentially threatens the United States.
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After the end of a new round of talks last week, EU officials said progress had fallen short of what was needed to move negotiations on from divorce issues to discussion of the future relationship between Britain and the bloc.
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Many states have fallen short of their pledge, made in 2015, to take some asylum seekers from Italy and Greece - the first port of call for most migrants given their long Mediterranean coastlines - and share the cost of their care.
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The Redmond company has regularly been able to identify the paths toward the future of computing, and has led the entire tech industry forward, but it's often fallen short of producing the coherent, comprehensive product that enjoys the ultimate commercial success.
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Critics, and even those who are relatively bullish on the stock, have doubted that Tesla will be able to meet such ambitious targets and point to times in the company's history when it has fallen short of its own targets.
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He vowed to work toward denuclearization during his historic June summit with U.S. President Donald Trump, but Pyongyang's actions have fallen short of U.S. demands for irreversible steps to scrap its arsenal, including a full disclosure of nuclear facilities and materials.
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"I've had the good fortune to serve on some of the best Internet security teams in the world at eBay, Facebook, and Uber — and have still fallen short of reaching an ideal state of security, " Sullivan wrote in the post.
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The Ministry of Finance likely expects tax revenues to have fallen short of its initial estimate of 62.495 trillion yen ($572.82 billion) by roughly 1-2 trillion yen as slowing overseas growth hit corporate profits, the paper said without citing sources.
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The July 26 federal court deadline for the Trump administration to return more than 2,500 migrant children (aged 5–17) to their families has come and gone, and it is clear that the administration has fallen short of full reunification.
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The project's apartments are currently 22042 percent occupied, but rental rates in some cases have fallen short of what was originally anticipated, according to comments made by Federal Realty's chief executive, Donald C. Wood, during earnings conference calls this year.
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Mr. Fatheree said the Koreans had fallen short of putting into effect some areas of the agreement, but he pointed to high levels of American good exports to Korea in 2017, substantial gains for American agriculture and rising service exports.
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"Suggestions from outside groups that the attorney general has fallen short of the responsibilities of his office are unfounded," Senators Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Representative Kevin McCarthy of California said in a joint statement.
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Last year, Seven Brothers became partners with the American cereal manufacturer Kellogg's to create Throw Away I.P.A., a smooth, mellow beer made from Corn Flakes that had fallen short of quality-control standards at the company's production facility in Manchester.
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But Mr. Koizumi has fallen short of his predecessor, Yoshiaki Harada, who had declared that the Environment Ministry would not approve the construction of any more new large coal-fired power plants, but lasted less than a year as minister.
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" The censure resolution, Daschle told me this week, "was a desire to find some way to respond to what we clearly saw was an infraction ... that may have fallen short of high crimes and misdemeanors but certainly couldn't be ignored.
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U.S. inflation, which has fallen short of the Federal Reserve's 2% goal for years, should reach that benchmark next year, pushed by a tight labor market and rising wages, San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly said on Wednesday.
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If North Korea fulfills those promises that would be a big win and sign that the recent ineffectiveness of sanctions against some of the United States' biggest enemies — which have fallen short of their goals — may not apply to North Korea.
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Pompeo's trip to Pyongyang happened amid negative signals from North Korea whose actions have fallen short of Washington's demands for a complete inventory of its nuclear weapons and irreversible steps to give up an arsenal that potentially threatens the United States.
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The company said at the time that the business, whose products have been used to build major train tunnels in the Swiss Alps and in London, was not deeply integrated into BASF's production network and that it had fallen short of profitability targets.
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The U.S. ramped up its response Monday to the humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico while the Trump administration sought to blunt criticism that its response to Hurricane Maria has fallen short of it efforts in Texas and Florida after the recent hurricanes there.
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At that meeting, Kim Jong Un, who seeks relief from tough U.S.-led sanctions, committed to work toward denuclearization, but his steps since have fallen short of U.S. demands for irreversible moves to abandon a weapons program that potentially threatens the United States.
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Jordanian officials have voiced private dismay that aid extended by Saudi Arabia, among Jordan's main donors, has in recent years fallen short of the levels it once delivered to the cash-strapped Jordanian economy, which unlike Gulf Arab states lacks oil reserves.
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Frieden said part of the reason for the travel advisory is that "aggressive" mosquito control efforts in the Miami area have fallen short of expectations, possibly because the Aedes aegypti mosquito has become resistant to insecticides used against it in that area.
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Though the central bank has fallen short of its target of pushing inflation to just under 2 percent — it has been hovering at 0.2 percent for the last two months — the bank argues that its policies have averted deflation and encouraged economic growth.
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Offsetting these strengths is UMPQ's limited non-interest income versus rating peers with a high reliance on mortgage banking and earnings performance that has fallen short of the company's goals at the time of the Sterling Financial Corporation (Sterling) merger in 2014.
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I know you've written some on how Facebook has fallen short of that potential, so I'm curious for your thoughts, as well as any reflections on which of your predictions about the web and democracy have and haven't been borne out so far.
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MILWAUKEE — When Terry Collins took over as manager of the Mets in 2011, he knew the team was heavily rebuilding after having fallen short of the playoffs in the previous four seasons, despite one of the highest payrolls in the major leagues.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's president conceded on Sunday that economic growth has fallen short of his expectations, but said that wealth is now more fairly distributed as he celebrated a year in office riding high in opinion polls, in defiance of mounting problems.
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The company said at the time that the business, whose products have been used to build train tunnels in the Swiss Alps and in London, was not deeply integrated into BASF's production network and that it had fallen short of profitability targets.
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Over the past couple of months, the State Department has fallen short of meeting its court-ordered monthly production of emails, citing a variety of factors, including a massive backlog, a staff shortage and the need to review the emails for classified information.
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The Silicon Valley car maker, which has consistently fallen short of promised production targets and is fighting bad publicity over a fatal crash of a car using its Autopilot system, said 10 days ago it would have positive cash flow from the third quarter.
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The Hague tribunal found him guilty of genocide for the murders carried out at Srebrenica, but not for those in six other Bosnian municipalities where, although the judgment said that war crimes had taken place, it also ruled that they had fallen short of genocide.
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Inflation readings, which have fallen short of a 2-percent target this year, provide "flexibility" to raise rates more slowly, Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren acknowledged at a dinner forum, adding he would be concerned if it misses the target for a period of time.
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Put another way: Winning every single House district that Hillary Clinton won or that Trump won by less than 270 percentage points in 23, Democrats would have still fallen short of the House majority, as Dave Wasserman of the Cook Political Report wrote for FiveThirtyEight.
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Even if the Federal Reserve were to let Mr. Gorman hand all the excess back to investors – and it's that highly unlikely he would even ask – the bank's annualized return on equity last quarter, at 8.4 percent, would have still fallen short of his goal.
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Capital has been a concern for investors since the Bank of England said last November that Barclays had fallen short of one of its targets in a stress test scenario, but stopped short of requiring the bank to submit a new plan to boost reserves.
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Meanwhile, Brazil's Robson Conceição, a 27-year-old lightweight, won his quarterfinal, guaranteeing the host country its first boxing medal in Rio, a Games at which Brazil so far has fallen short of its stated goal of finishing among the top ten countries in medals.
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"The last two quarters have been challenging for the Canadian cannabis sector as provinces have reduced purchases to lower inventory levels, retail store openings have fallen short of expectations, and Cannabis 2.0 products are yet to come to market," Chief Executive Officer Mark Zekulin said.
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"The last two quarters have been challenging for the Canadian cannabis sector as provinces have reduced purchases to lower inventory levels, retail store openings have fallen short of expectations, and Cannabis 13 products are yet to come to market," said Chief Executive Officer Mark Zekulin.
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After harsh criticism over creative choices in "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," the final installment in the most recent Star Wars trilogy — the bookend of a nine-part saga — seems to have fallen short of expectations as director J.J. Abrams attempted to appease fans.
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And initially underestimating soybean acres has not been confined to the years when soybeans were the clear-cut winner over corn from a profit standpoint, as USDA's long-term projections have fallen short of final planted area in 252.5 of the last 24.74 years.
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Nearly every minor party has fallen short of collecting 250,000 votes, including, and perhaps especially, the Working Families Party, a progressive group that shares many Democratic Party ideals yet has been one of the most reliable antagonists of Mr. Jacobs and his close ally Mr. Cuomo.
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"Notwithstanding that the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) review findings show there are no pervasive anti-money laundering control weaknesses, we acknowledge the outcome of the review and regret that we have fallen short of the MAS' and our own high standards," a Credit Suisse spokesperson said.
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Alfred Stieglitz's famous words on first seeing drawings by Georgia O'Keeffe, in 1916—"At last, a woman on paper"—would, for these artists, have been a dreadful rebuke, a sign that they had fallen short of their ambitions, or that something closely guarded had slipped through.
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Since he took office, Mr. Renzi has made some important changes — legislation to ease hiring and firing, overhauls to education and to the country's bloated public sector, which have yet to be fully put in effect — but they have fallen short of ending a longstanding economic crisis.
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The answer is that the litigation that became the Friedrichs case was served up in response to the open invitation that Justice Alito had issued in two earlier labor cases, cases that had fallen short of providing the vehicle he needed to reach the First Amendment issue.
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S. President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE came into office pledging open government, but he has fallen short of his promise.
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But midway through his fifth year in office, Mr. de Blasio has disappointed some of his most loyal backers, who point to a range of issues, from criminal justice reform and homelessness to the protection of immigrants, where the mayor has fallen short of his promises.
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"The Metropolitan Police Service takes data security very seriously and will take robust action where it is shown that any of its 45,000 officers or staff have fallen short of their legal responsibilities or the Code of Ethics," a Metropolitan Police spokesperson told Motherboard in an email.
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So far his results in office have fallen short of high expectations, the poll showed, and his administration has been overshadowed by threats of a trade war with U.S. President Donald Trump, who has vowed to impose tariffs on Mexico if it does not curb illegal immigration.
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Using 2002 as a starting point — the year Merkel's predecessor Gerhard Schröder pledged to increase defense spending — U.S. officials allegedly calculated the extent to which German defense spending had fallen short of the 2% of GDP target that NATO requires, added the amount together, and then charged interest.
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"Members of Congress should use their offices to work for the people they represent, not line their own pockets -- and as Democrats and Republicans have agreed in the past, any possibility that an elected official has fallen short of that very basic standard must be taken seriously," said Sen.
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Responding vociferously by means of a press release, conference call and presentation to the detailed letter and presentation sent from Paul Singer's activist fund to its board on Monday, BHP said that all of Elliott's proposals had been considered at length and had fallen short of warranting pursuit.
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The group has estimated that it would need a budget of nearly $500 million in its first year, but pledges have so far fallen short of that, with the European Union promising about $58 million, and each of the participating African governments committing a little over $11 million annually.
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He said that private importers were expected to bring in some of the 800,63 tons of sugar that Egypt must purchase from abroad annually, about a quarter of the nation's yearly demand for 3.2 million tons, but that the country had fallen short of its goal this year.
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Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, has fallen short of the Fed's 2 percent target every month for five years, and decent pay raises for most working people have been few and far between, even as unemployment has dropped by nearly half, to 4.3 percent.
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Kim pledged at an unprecedented June 12 meeting with Trump to work toward denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, but his actions have fallen short of Washington's demands for a complete inventory of its nuclear weapons and irreversible steps to give up an arsenal that potentially threatens the United States.
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In prior quarters, the bank has fallen short of its cost-cutting ambitions, however, during this quarter the lender benefited from efficiencies created by programs that were set in motion a year ago or longer and that included elements such as increased digitalization of certain divisions, such as CIB.
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The OPM has implemented 11 recommendations made by the computer emergency readiness team at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in the wake of the breaches and worked toward implementing the remaining eight recommendations, though the agency has fallen short of four of them, according to the GAO.
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While they may have fallen short of their stated goal of bringing "the whole city to a gridlocked standstill," traffic was halted at nearly two dozen locations around downtown D.C. at various points on Monday morning, shutting down important intersections and streets heavily populated by lobbyists and elected officials.
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Over the decades, different groups of astronomers tried to count up all the observable matter they could find—stars, clouds, gases, planets, and so on—in order to account for the expected quantity of matter, but until recently, all of them had fallen short of the estimated total.
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Relations between the United States and India have improved dramatically since the Cold War but they have still fallen short of their promise and now have run into serious problems over tariffs, flows of data and tighter Indian rules on online commerce in one of the world's fastest growing large markets.
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What's happening: The Fed's favored measure of inflation, core personal consumption expenditures, has consistently fallen short of the central bank's 2% target this year, the BLS' inflation metric — the core consumer price index — has been at or above that number every month this year and solidly above 2% since July.
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At Stanford, however, that effort has set off a particularly vigorous debate, as a school that is an innovator across fields and has a sterling image to protect faces a community in which many believe it has fallen short of leading on one of the thorniest issues of the day.
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While multiple pieces of legislation like Savanna's Act—which would further update the various national missing persons databases and implement country-wide standards for law enforcement agencies serving Native communities—have been introduced, all of the MMIW bills have fallen short of earning the president's signature due to shameless political bickering.
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In a study published in the Lancet Public Health journal, researchers from Canada's University of Waterloo and the World Health Organization (WHO) found that while progress against what they called the "global tobacco epidemic" has been substantial, it has still fallen short of the pace called for by the treaty.
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The Model S had previously fallen short of earning top marks from IIHS, and the Model X was never tested by the nonprofit group, The Model 3 is the second battery electric car to earn the award, as Audi's E-Tron was the first to earn the honor back in August.
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Snap's revenue has continuously fallen short of analysts' estimates, it's lost a tremendous amount of money, Mark Zuckerberg is hell-bent on destroying it (and his strategy seems to be slowing Snapchat's growth), and apparent disinterest in Snap's most exciting project (Spectacles) has cost the company millions—specifically, a least $39.9 Million.
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Sales of the A70003neo have fallen short of expectations in the face of heavy competition from Boeing's 27000, but the head of Airbus twin-aisle marketing predicted that it would hold its ground in the same way as the current A2787 has done after Boeing was hit by production delays on the 3300.
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Nonetheless, in a worrying signal for what lies ahead, Preqin survey data showed that a whopping 793 percent of investors found hedge funds had fallen short of expectations in the past twelve months – a notable spike up from a total of 39 percent who made the same claim only half a year earlier.
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According to those familiar with the commission's deliberations, which are confidential, Schott initially received the same five votes he did two years earlier, but when the Republican commissioners realized that Brennan had fallen short of the required five votes — receiving just four — two commissioners changed their votes, and Schott finished with just three.
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That's something that all of these characters have in common, some with more reason than others, but it motivates a lot of what they do: That there's got to be somebody responsible for where they find themselves, and the ways in which that's fallen short of what they feel they were promised.
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" Soon after Trump's vote of confidence Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy and Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham released a rare joint statement in support of Barr, saying that "suggestions from outside groups that the Attorney General has fallen short of the responsibilities of his office are unfounded.
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Relations between the United States and India have dramatically improved since the days of the Cold War but they have still fallen short of their promise and now have run into serious problems over tariffs, flow of data and tighter Indian rules on online commerce in one of the world's fastest growing large markets.
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Pipelines carrying Canadian oil have for years fallen short of meeting demand due to delays of Line 3, the Canadian government-owned Trans Mountain and TC Energy Corp's Keystone XL. Line 3 was meant to be in service by the end of this year but has been delayed until the second half of 2020 because of issues with permitting.
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The company referred to the KeyOne as BlackBerry's first device without "compromises," an implicit acknowledgement that all previous devices had fallen short of consumer expectations in one way or another BlackBerry/TCL, for their part, seem to acknowledge that they have lost the hearts of a once rabidly loyal fanbase when it failed to keep up with the promises of the iPhone.
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Many have fallen short of coming out and endorsing the plan, but they all recognize that this is a far better plan than what Bloomberg put together 10 years ago and we've taken real care to learn the lessons from the past, to squarely address the concerns that outerborough and suburban legislators — and their constituents — have had with past plans.
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To do so, it has established a network of laboratories and clinics throughout the country as well as a robust community health worker program to provide rapid testing and standardized treatment for TB. Nonetheless, it has fallen short of its self-stated goals of a 2200 percent success rate for public notification of each TB diagnosis and a 22016 percent treatment success rate.
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Pipelines carrying Canadian oil have for years fallen short of meeting demand due to delays of Line 3, the Canadian government-owned Trans Mountain and TC Energy Corp's Keystone XL. Line 3 was meant to be in service by the end of this year but has already been delayed until the second half of 2020 because of issues with permitting.
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But in addressing a buoyant crowd gathered at a building in the Brooklyn Navy Yard Tuesday night, the woman who just eight years ago found herself telling supporters that she had fallen short of being able to "shatter that highest and hardest glass ceiling" in a speech conceding that race to Barack Obama, took time to turn the focus to all those who came before her in the fight for women's rights.
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Salk responded swiftly to the first suits, with a statement in July 2017 that said Jones and Lundblad's performances had "long remained within the bottom quartile of [their] peers," that in the past 10 years they had "failed to publish a single paper in any of the most respected scientific publications (Cell, Nature and Science)" and that they had fallen short of the median 21976 papers published per faculty member over the past decade.
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