Verint Systems (VRNT) earned an adjusted 59 cents per share for its latest quarter, falling short of estimates, with revenue also falling short.
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"If we are falling short for some of our students, then we are falling short for all of our students," Ms. Mooney Teta wrote.
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In this case, falling short is not quite a failure.
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Still, I can't shake the feeling that I'm falling short.
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Of those, 76 percent are falling short of the target.
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When it comes to saving money, Americans are falling short.
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India is falling short by over $16 billion each year.
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And that's where many current data centers are falling short.
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In total, states anticipate revenues falling short by $12 billion.
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But Blum is hardly alone in falling short on diversity.
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Lam's actions on Wednesday could be seen as falling short.
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There are no penalties for falling short of declared targets.
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The results signal that Kohl's makeover strategies are falling short.
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Instead, they'll blame people of color for somehow falling short.
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Most students at San Jose City College are falling short.
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The growth of the US economy keeps falling short of expectations.
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The economy is definitely falling short of the Fed's growth expectation.
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And falling short of perfection isn't "failing," because perfection is bullshit.
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While companies are reporting great numbers, their outlooks are falling short.
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"Yeah, a little disappointed," he said about falling short on Sunday.
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Shell is not exceptional in falling short, according to Carbon Tracker.
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The data show we are falling short (or overshooting) our goals.
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Clearly, our volunteer-based system of supplying organs is falling short.
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The Fed was already falling short on half of that mission.
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Like much of the federal level response, it is falling short.
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But European officials have repeatedly said Turkey's efforts are falling short.
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But the spate of criticism suggests it is still falling short.
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Libya is not the only place where supply is falling short.
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Once she realized that results were falling short, she changed course.
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Lawmakers from both parties expressed concern that FARA was falling short.
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Falling short of that will simply allow the issue to fester.
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Before the election, the group was falling short, Mr. Mendelsohn said.
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Where is the failure and what are we falling short at?
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The bill ended up falling short by a vote of 54–46.
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But it's still falling short of the full potential of the spec.
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AWS revenue was $8.38 billion, falling short of the expected $8.83 billion.
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And unfortunately, most artists are falling short of the task at hand.
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And even those sales of Guinness are falling short of its hopes.
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The half ended with Hauschka's 215-yard field goal attempt falling short.
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Most Americans are falling short of the savings needed to retire comfortably.
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With rich countries falling short, some developing countries are starting to balk.
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Falling short a second time could get you barred for three years.
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That lets me see at a glance which candidates are falling short.
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On health care, the administration is falling short of its original ambitions.
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Most of the models show the US falling short of its targets.
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Revenue rose 27.7 percent to $1.18 billion, slightly falling short of estimates.
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Finally, watch for tech earnings to start falling short of analyst forecasts.
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That production closed last month, ultimately falling short of its potential gross.
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Existing U.S. and UN sanctions are falling short for two main reasons.
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But the exit polls showed it falling short and not entering parliament.
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And he accepted responsibility for falling short of transforming Washington and politics itself.
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"We have to be honest about where our trade relationship is falling short".
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The ramifications of UniCredit falling short of its 19.6% TLAC requirement are unclear.
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Go deeper: Electric vehicles surge but falling short of long-term global target
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Gross margins were 28.7 percent, falling short of the estimate of 69.513 percent.
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For most here, though, falling short in 2016 was only a first step.
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He topped 20 goals in three consecutive seasons before falling short last year.
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If you discover you're falling short, there are ways to boost your savings.
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But supply may start falling short of demand from next year, he said.
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Falling short is not a bar to worship but an element of it.
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If, like most Americans, your retirement savings are falling short, pack your bags.
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China has a history of falling short on its promises to supplicant states.
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But the offense keeps falling short, and Collins said the problem had snowballed.
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But this outbreak is just one reminder of how we are falling short.
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The measure garnered 28500 votes, falling short of the majority needed to advance.
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U.S. business inventories saw no improvement in March, falling short of economists' predictions.
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This could be problematic if Obamacare was falling short of its coverage goals.
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John Kasich (R) is also considering a run after falling short in 2016.
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Or are their health care systems falling short in the testing of cases?
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The administration is also falling short in its obligation to enforce existing laws.
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Protective equipment is only one of the places where supplies are falling short.
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When it comes to saving for retirement, many working women are falling short.
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If they're strong in one area, chances are they're falling short in others.
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The implications of falling short of the new 277 percent target are profound.
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"It doesn't really matter," Jokic said of falling short of the triple-double.
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Revenue was $44.1 million, falling short of every analyst estimate collected by Bloomberg.
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There is no shame in falling short, no matter how much it hurts.
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The Hawks led by as many as 14 points before ultimately falling short.
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Potdevin abruptly resigned for allegedly falling short of the company's standards of conduct.
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Sometimes, they'll decide to do so because they're falling short on their sales goals.
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Americans are falling short in the amount of fiber they're getting in their diets.
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Lynas shares closed 35.1 percent higher on Tuesday, falling short of the offer price.
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Falling short of the extreme of the possible can yield a very exciting business.
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And this is an area where the United States appears to be falling short.
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Despite falling short of estimates for its domestic same-store sales, analysts remain upbeat.
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The Chicago Purchasing Managers Index fell unexpectedly in May, falling short of economists' estimates.
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"Where we're falling short is details," Hornets coach Steve Clifford told the Charlotte Observer.
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Since then, production has improved, but it's still falling short of Tesla's own targets.
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Falling short of achieving the goals you set for your business, health or relationships?
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Revenue rose nearly 4% to $10.98 billion, falling short of estimates of $11.13 billion.
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Still, many are falling short when you look at the Natixis data by generation.
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Revenue for the quarter was $887 million, falling short of the $891 million expected.
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But the euro zone's top banking watchdog warned on Wednesday they were falling short.
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But until then Zimmer and Green admit to falling short of a complete solution.
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Clinton falling short of Mr. Obama's 60 percent share of Florida Hispanics in 2012.
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Twitter is falling short of the metrics embraced by Silicon Valley and public investors.
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However, the resolution failed, falling short of the simple majority it needed to pass.
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Data showed U.S. private employers added 21,2312 jobs in October, falling short of expectations.
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It was his second attempt to climb Everest after falling short five years ago.
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And it's about falling short, sometimes with your goal just barely out of reach.
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Average hourly earnings increased just 0.2 percent month over month, falling short of expectations.
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Still others complained about Chinese hardware and software falling short of their US alternatives.
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She insists that falling short stings just as much now as it always has.
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Here are three reasons why your HSA may be falling short of its potential.
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Net sales rose 28% to $23.5 billion, falling short of expectations of $2309 billion.
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Here's how homeowners are falling short when it comes to preventing water-related losses.
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Gabbard, however, will not be on stage after falling short of the polling requirements.
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But some analysts see the new law as falling short of his original promises.
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But European officials have repeatedly said Turkey's efforts to curb migrant arrivals were falling short.
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Revenue rose 1.6 percent to $52.43 billion, falling short of analysts' estimates of $53.15 billion.
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Americans of all income levels are falling short when it comes to putting money away.
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Because their attempts to sabotage the program keep falling short, and time is running out.
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To Manchester City, as to Barcelona, not doing so is in some way falling short.
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In the first quarter, Tesla delivered 14,820 cars, falling short of analyst expectations of 20203,000.
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Private sector employment rose by 147,000 jobs in October, falling short of estimates on Wednesday.
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Back in August he failed, falling short and hitting the building on the other side.
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They're really taking a look at the measure of the man, and he's falling short.
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The U.S. economy has been falling short of the Fed's 2%-a-year inflation goal.
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Excluding items, Dollar General earned $1.36 per share, falling short of analysts' expectation of $1.40.
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This locked in an early narrative about promising challengers falling short and incumbent Democrats tumbling.
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At least one analyst sees Amazon falling short of consensus earnings estimates for the quarter.
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Tesla delivered 63,150 Model 3s in the quarter, falling short of FactSet estimates of 33,900.
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Yum China's same store sales increased by 260%, falling short of the 26.34% increase forecast.
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Uber is skidding after falling short on several key metrics in its most recent quarter.
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Same-store-sales increased by 2%, falling short of the 2.5% increase analysts had forecast.
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The Marlins got a grand slam from Brian Anderson in the ninth before falling short.
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She is a proven "low interest rate person," despite falling short on the Republican end.
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Clinton is falling short of that number in head-to-head polls with Mr. Trump.
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The coupe fetched $1.6 million, falling short from its predicted $1.78 million to $2 million.
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Facebook's monthly active users were 2.27 billion, falling short of 2.29 billion estimated by analysts.
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You become so much more acutely aware of where your finances are falling short. Mrs.
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And the air is still not clean enough, falling short of the government's pollution targets.
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Recent data suggest that economic growth is falling short of expectations for the first quarter.
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There was "very clear evidence" of aid needs, but funding was falling short, he added.
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Falling short of other countries, from the left and the right, in meeting real needs.
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But policymakers seem either unwilling or unable to stop inflation falling short of their targets.
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It felt like I was falling short of the expectations of someone I deeply admired.
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Schumer continued to raise the prospect of McConnell falling short of a partisan power-play.
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Net sales rose 0.33% to $2.13 billion, narrowly falling short of expectations of $2.14 billion.
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Still, it's no sin to show how we're falling short of the promise of America.
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It's a very tall order, and sure, we have a good chance of falling short.
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And at the moment, one UK TV movie casting decision seems to be falling short.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (Texas).
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Even his internal models showed him falling short of the 270 electoral votes needed to win.
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Revenue came in at $5.09 billion, falling short of the $5.13 billion expected, according to Refinitiv.
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A couple years ago, sales of the system were said to be falling short of expectations.
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Despite falling short on its outlook, Intel posted record quarterly sales in the third fiscal quarter.
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Correction: Ford earned 28 cents per share in the second quarter, falling short of analyst estimates.
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What's more, employer-sponsored 401(k) plans are falling short in helping people save for retirement.
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Miner said more research needs to be done to determine why these applications are falling short.
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Industrial production in China grew by 6.4% in the year to July, falling short of expectations.
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So federal reinsurance payments, far from falling short of industry expectations, actually exceeded them in 2014.
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Analysts have downgraded their forecasts for 2019 growth, with some seeing growth falling short of 2%.
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This works out to $2000,702 million, falling short of the $1.71 billion analysts collectively were expecting.
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Most polls indicate Sanchez's Socialists winning the most seats but falling short of a parliamentary majority.
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Net sales dropped roughly 260 percent to $512.2 million, falling short of estimates for $537.5 million.
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But those criticizing those efforts as falling short of the likely costs have a point too.
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The retailer's comparable sales were up 1.3 percent, falling short of Refinitiv's expected 3.1 percent growth.
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Facebook reported mixed results on Tuesday, with earnings per share beating estimates but revenue falling short.
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Potdevin abruptly resigned from Lululemon in February for falling short of the company's "standards of conduct".
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The film, too, puts an emphasis on employers who are falling short of protecting their employees.
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So here's who ended tonight's debate having accomplished their objectives, and who ended up falling short.
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Many observers have criticized the law for falling short of the stability its supporters had promised.
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Some sacrifice their health; a few have even tried to sue their school after falling short.
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If it were really a boom, the economy wouldn't keep falling short of the experts' predictions.
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He has twice crafted Premier League title challenges, seemingly out of nowhere, before ultimately falling short.
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Senators voted 53-36, falling short of the two-thirds needed to successfully override Trump's veto.
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It's no secret that Americans are falling short when it comes to saving enough for retirement.
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Bed Bath & Beyond reported its fiscal third-quarter results on Wednesday, falling short of earnings estimates.
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Earnings increased by $1.40 per share, falling short of $1.45 per share expected, according to Refinitiv.
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Louisville officials are worried about falling short of new EPA ozone standards, the Courier-Journal reports.
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Revenue came in at $18.03 billion, falling short of the $18.22 billion expected, according to Refinitiv.
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Revenue was a different story, falling short of the $44.68 billion average revenue estimate of analysts.
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After falling short in an election for a top House Democratic leadership position, progressive champion Rep.
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No longer will they be individually rewarded for reaching sales targets, or punished for falling short.
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Jimmy GomezJimmy GomezCalifornia GOP candidate tweets coronavirus conspiracy theories Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (D).
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The ACA may have intended to do that in theory, but in practice it is falling short.
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It expects adjusted profit of $2.90 a share, falling short of analyst estimates of $3.04 per share.
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The company's revenue fell 12 percent to $1.57 billion, also falling short of expectations of $1.71 billion.
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Last week, it reported economic growth of 6.5 percent in the third quarter, falling short of expectations.
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In corporate news, Tesla reported mixed quarterly results, topping revenue estimates but falling short of profit forecasts.
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The Astros won their title in just their second World Series appearance, after falling short in 2005.
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We've continued to prioritize roads and highways, falling short of providing true mobility for all of America.
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IBM fell 2% after hours Tuesday after beating on quarterly profit, but falling short of sales estimates.
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The fun is in seeing them interact with each other, measuring up powers, and sometimes falling short.
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AutoNation (AN) posted mixed results during its first quarter, with earnings beating expectations but revenue falling short.
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In a recent report for the Badger Institute, however, I have found that Wisconsin is falling short.
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Price gains have been falling short of the Fed's 103 percent target for years, making that unlikely.
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Domino's reported domestic same-store sales growth of 3.9%, falling short of Wall Street estimates of 4.2%.
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That's why the 70 delegates lost by falling short of the threshold is nothing to ignore, either.
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Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen (PLKI) was under pressure, after matching estimates with earnings, but falling short on revenue.
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Nonfarm payrolls increased by 161,000 in October, showing continued growth, but falling short of forecasts of 173,216.
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Nordstrom earned 23 cents per share in the quarter, falling short of analysts' estimates by 20 cents.
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The bottom line: However, the firm also notes in a recent post that Yelp is falling short.
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On Friday, he acknowledged that the effort to boost earnings from manufacturing is for now falling short.
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The company reported revenue of $26.49 billion, falling short of the $26.57 billion Wall Street was expecting.
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Still, risks do remain, with some fearing the country falling short of growth targets or reform efforts.
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Medical malpractice law holds health care professionals liable for falling short of the relevant standard of care.
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Whirlpool (WHR) reported adjusted quarterly profit of $2.81 per share, falling short of the $2.96 consensus estimate.
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In the second quarter, Petrobras, as the firm is known, produced 2.633 boepd, falling short of expectations.
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Here are a few examples of Sheeran entertaining many but still falling short of breaking the record.
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Her concession after falling short in New Hampshire reminded me of just why I made that decision.
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A victory would give her campaign a boost, but falling short would deal it a significant blow.
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Indonesia was the laggard, with only 8.23 percent of companies beating estimates and 44 percent falling short.
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"This leads to our making inferior decisions, learning less, and falling short of our potentials," Dalio explains.
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And the evidence so far points to a xenophobic political strategy that is falling short—so far.
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Excluding one-time items, Dollar General earned $1.36 per share, falling short of analysts' expectations of $1.40.
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Senators voted 85033-42 to end debate on the resolution, falling short of the 60 votes needed.
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However, it is also possible that the Democrats gain only 20 seats, falling short of winning control.
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The hotel owner posted revenue of $389.2 million in the period, also falling short of Street forecasts.
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On too many topics — equal pay, access to health care, protection against sexual assault — we're falling short.
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Democrats have noted that the agencies are falling short in filling all positions Congress already has authorized.
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For decades, consumer groups, analysts, and telecom experts repeatedly warned that U.S. broadband networks were falling short.
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But it's falling short as climate change spurs an influx of everything from tropical storms to wildfires.
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I'm constantly falling short of my daily goals for progress, so I've struggled to answer the question.
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Rejection doesn't automatically mean falling short; it can mean that risks are being taken, that you're innovating.
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According to this data from Personal Capital, many in their 20193s are falling short of that benchmark.
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Snapchat had a mixed quarter compared to estimates, exceeding the EPS predicitions but falling short on revenue.
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Harley-Davidson reported revenue of $874.1 million, falling short of estimates of $920.1 million, according to Refinitiv.
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Some would argue that inflation is falling short because governments have lost the ability to boost prices.
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The mayor of Wuhan, Mr. Zhou, defended his actions even as he accepted responsibility for falling short.
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And while bosses are doing more to help alleviate their financial struggles, companies are still falling short.
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Inflation, too, remains tame, with price increases in recent months actually falling short of the Fed's targets.
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Harley-Davidson reported revenue of $4.913 million, falling short of estimates of $920.1 million, according to Refinitiv.
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA), implemented in 2010, attempted to address this epidemic but is falling short.
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Despite falling short last year, Abrams has emerged as one of the Democratic party's foremost political stars.
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Vipshop (VIPS) reported quarterly profit of 84 cents per share, falling short of the 95 cent estimate.
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It ends with the country having moved closer to that goal than ever, but still falling short.
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Oguche added that the "very conservative" European approach means companies risk falling short of their Chinese competitors.
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The financial services company reported earnings per share of $22.98, falling short of analysts' estimates of $1.45.
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The State House campaigns she had adopted, always long shots, were falling short, in some cases badly.
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Beijing also still appears to be falling short of the administration's demands over intellectual property and cybertheft.
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Anything else would be going halfway, falling short of his self proclaimed commitment to all New Yorkers.
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Scientists are increasingly concerned that countries are falling short on their targets and must be more ambitious.
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Revenues from parking are falling short of forecast budgets by 10% or more per year, airport managers say.
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This allows a coder to quickly see where their dataset is falling short, and make the relevant adjustments.
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The semiconductor company reported $4.26 billion in revenue, falling short of a Refinitiv consensus estimate of $4.3 billion.
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On Wednesday, Tesla announced it had delivered 90,700 vehicles in the fourth quarter, falling short of analysts' expectations.
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Despite falling short, the royal mom flashed a big smile while wearing her helmet and holding her paddle.
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GrubHub's third-quarter revenue came in at $322 million, falling short of the $4.43 million analysts had forecast.
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Revenue came in at $23.6 billion, falling short of the $11.33 billion expected, according to Refinitiv consensus estimates.
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Hasbro — Shares of toy company Hasbro tanked 4.6403% after falling short of expectations for its third-quarter earnings.
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The shoemaker posted earnings of 67 cents per share, falling short of the 70 cent EPS analysts expected.
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Total revenues grew about 21% to $2600 billion from $225 billion, falling short of expectations for $2300 billion.
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Christie's sale netted a total of 146.8 million Swiss francs ($148.69 million), falling short of Sotheby's $175.2 million.
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My only concern is making sure his needs are met, yet I often feel that I'm falling short.
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His plan only encourages states to adopt licensing, falling short of a federal system and letting states decline.
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Archila criticized an open letter written by FARC party leader Rodrigo Londono alleging the government is falling short.
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The duo also appeared together at the UNICEF Snowflake Ball three weeks after falling short in the election.
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Dish Network (DISH) reported quarterly profit of 60 cents per share, falling short of consensus by 5 cents.
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NetApp (NTAP) reported fiscal fourth-quarter profit of $1.22 per share, falling short of estimates by 4 cents.
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The U.S. added 43,000 jobs in September, missing market expectations, and falling short of August's revised 167,000 figure.
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The real estate investment trust posted revenue of $111.6 million in the period, falling short of Street forecasts.
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With Westbrook doing what he could before tiring and his teammates falling short, it all looked so familiar.
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However, sales of its psoriasis drug, Taltz, were disappointing, falling short of analysts' estimate by about $50 million.
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The Fund, managed indirectly by the health ministry, covers current needs and has seen its contributions falling short.
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Senators voted 85003-44 on the legislation, falling short of the 60 votes needed to defeat a filibuster.
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Revenue came in at $349 million, falling short of the $83.83 million expected, according to Refinitiv consensus estimates.
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Senators voted 6900-2628 on the legislation, falling short of the 28503 votes needed to defeat a filibuster.
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Jason Day's father taught him how to play the game but also to fear falling short of expectations.
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O'Rourke launched his 2628 campaign last week, just months after falling short in his effort to unseat Sen.
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But current and former employees say that the practical effects of the changes are falling short of expectations.
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Though falling short of hopes, the Bureau of Labor Statistics report coincides with other data indicating economic momentum.
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While it did improve access to insurance, in many, many other ways the United States is falling short.
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Senators voted 52-44 on the legislation, falling short of the 85033 votes needed to defeat a filibuster.
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Net sales during the quarter dropped 9.5 percent to $28.09 billion, falling short of expectations of $28.38 billion.
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The real estate investment trust posted revenue of $46.7 million in the period, falling short of Street forecasts.
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On an adjusted basis, earnings per share were $6.08, falling short of analyst expectations of $6.27 per share.
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Then she was not falling short in finals, she was failing to get out of the fourth round.
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But despite the marketing hype and flood of investor dollars, Clover has been falling short of its goals.
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The loss resulted in them falling short of the N.L. Championship Series for the first time since 2014.
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GrubHub, another rival, has struggled on Wall Street in recent months after falling short on earnings and sales.
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Gabbard met the qualifying criteria for this week's debate after falling short for the previous one in September.
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Revenue came in at $1.59 billion, falling short of the $1.64 billion expected, according to Refinitiv consensus estimates.
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Therefore, we defined a big miss as falling short of Wall Street estimates by 10 cents or more.
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Retail sales grew 10.4 percent compared to one year ago, falling short of the 10.8 percent rise forecast.
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Justin Trudeau is forecast to win at best 160 of 338 seats, falling short of an effective majority.
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All 232 polls show Netanyahu's right-wing bloc falling short of the 255 seats needed for a majority.
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Earlier this year, the Guardian reported that the company is "at risk of falling short" on those plans.
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"And as always, please rapidly escalate any and all issues that make you feel we are falling short."
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However, it's also possible that some of the most ardent climate activists will see it as falling short.
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When it comes to retirement savings, Americans are falling short: Most families have little or nothing stashed away.
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Despite their effectiveness at preventing homelessness and increasing housing stability, voucher programs are falling short of their promise.
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Even though Democrats are smashing their own fundraising records, they are still falling short of the GOP's numbers.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (R-Texas), said in a phone interview.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 28503 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (R-Texas), said in a phone interview.
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The company reported $34.31 billion in revenue, falling short of the $34.79 billion estimated by analysts polled by Refinitiv.
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Also known as perfectionism, falling short is a common fear among people who set unrealistically high standards for themselves.
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"We're falling short and we're leaving massive numbers of kids behind," said Alan Rupe, an attorney for the districts.
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Senators voted 43-85033 on the resolution, falling short of the simple majority needed to pass the chamber. Sen.
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It's about a lot of things, but it's not always about the fact that the partner is falling short.
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" Weinraub says bots will not be the whole answer: "As things currently stand, bots are falling short of expectations.
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Same-store sales rose 2.7 percent, falling short of the Thomson Reuters consensus estimate of a 2.9 percent increase.
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A series of recent surveys show Trump falling short of Clinton nationally -- and most importantly in key electoral states.
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Otherwise, like passwords themselves, they will offer the potential for protection, while falling short of doing so in practice.
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Bank of America's profit and revenue beats were overshadowed by net interest income falling short of expectations, analysts said.
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Early economic data showed industrial production rose 0.1 percent in February, falling short of economists expansion of 0.3 percent.
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The real estate investment trust posted revenue of $247.3 million in the period, also falling short of Street forecasts.
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And despite falling short of Wall Street forecasts, both the Dollar Tree and Family Dollar segments experienced higher traffic.
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The prime minister of Australia, Malcolm Turnbull, admitted that attempts to improve the lives of Aborigines were falling short.
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U.S. wholesale inventories dropped 0.5 percent in April, falling short of economists' expectations, the Commerce Department announced on Friday.
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The chip-maker reported revenue of $1.80 billion, falling short of the $1.81 billion analysts expected, according to Refinitiv.
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Whirlpool – Whirlpool reported adjusted quarterly profit of $2.81 per share, falling short of the $2.96 a share consensus estimate.
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The South Korean duo posted flat 2015 sales of 8.01 million vehicles, falling short of their 8.2 million target.
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Total revenue fell 4.9 percent to $427.4 million, falling short of estimates of $439.5 million, according to Thomson Reuters.
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He just easily earned another Senate term from Ohio voters, despite all other major statewide Democratic candidates falling short.
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Instead, it failed on a 46-50 vote on Thursday, falling short of the 60 votes needed for cloture.
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The legislation will renew the program until 85033 — falling short of the clean, permanent reauthorization sought by the administration.
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For athletes like Kamworor and Riley, that could be the difference between setting a world record and falling short.
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While falling short of Briton Hamilton's 2018 effort, the result was no less satisfying for the 25-year-old.
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Data on Thursday showed U.S. jobless claims rose unexpectedly to 2292,2500 last week, falling short of the 21,22016 estimated.
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As Abstract reaches toward his own destiny, sometimes getting there, sometimes falling short, the result can be heartbreakingly raw.
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And if Republican incumbents in red districts are falling short of their opponents, Republicans' deep pockets might be strained.
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The South Korean duo posted flat 2015 sales of 8.01 million vehicles, falling short of their 13 million target.
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"OPEC is now facing the prospect of falling short of its objective," said Stephen Brennock of oil broker PVM.
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Representative Nydia M. Velázquez, Democrat of New York, asked how many workers Wells Fargo had fired for falling short.
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"When it comes to our 'extended workforce,' Google and its contracting agencies are falling short," the memo authors wrote.
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In addition, the institutions that can stand up for workers who can't stand up for themselves are falling short.
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Investment laws from 2014 intended to open up the economy to foreign investment are falling short of their goals.
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Union Pacific led the rail names higher on Thursday even after falling short of estimates for its fourth quarter.
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Overall, non-farm payrolls rose 148,000 in December, falling short of the 190,000 expected, according to data released Friday.
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But current efforts may be falling short by continuing to allow mint and menthol flavors to be easily accessible.
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They threatened the mighty Cleveland Cavaliers for the top seed in the East, falling short by just one game.
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It also shows how many households in those income and age groups are falling short and by how much.
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AIG (AIG) reported adjusted quarterly earnings of 57 cents per share, falling short of the 75 cent consensus estimate.
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Of the companies How Much examined, Nike's performance ranked fifth, falling short only of Starbucks, Apple, Amazon and Netflix.
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Merck posted mixed fourth-quarter results, beating earnings expectations but falling short of revenue estimates despite skyrocketing Keytruda sales.
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The U.S. Army has already achieved its recruiting goal this year, after falling short about 6,500 recruits in 2018.
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Falling short on personnel and policy leaves only a vague notion of when the president begins to act presidential.
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Today, many nations are falling short of their pledges, and the US is now backing out of the accord.
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All 12 of the album's songs have hit the charts, with one falling short of making the top 40.
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This was the first PSLV mission since a failure in August resulted in the payload falling short of orbit.
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The issue, they say, is reaching crisis levels and many worry the FDA's much-touted efforts are falling short.
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Last year, his Atlanta Falcons finally made it back to the Super Bowl after falling short for 17 years.
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The two big servers battled in another grudge match, with Isner falling short despite 38 aces of his own.
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And for a lot of reasons, ticket sales are falling short of the pace they set at past games.
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The new rules cut the funding if navigators are falling short of the goal they had set for themselves.
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Under Armour has been trying to reach women for years, but its efforts still appear to be falling short.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (R-Texas), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Not the kind of bad that is the unfortunate result of artists honorably striving for something ambitious and falling short.
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Revenue climbed 1.4 percent to $23 billion from $24.75 billion a year ago, falling short of expectations for $24.85 billion.
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Jobs data in Australia showed employment numbers for the month of September falling short of expectations from a Reuters poll.
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"My only concern is making sure his needs are met, yet I often feel that I'm falling short," Holt wrote.
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Musk has a long track record of promising to solve huge problems and then either missing deadlines or falling short.
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In 2017, the DNC raised about $67 million — falling short of the Republican National Committee by all of $58 million.
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Excluding items, the company earned 2.77 yuan per American depositary share, falling short of estimates of 2.89 yuan per ADS.
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Its timeliness that is really falling short - people who have paid into the system are really getting deficient public service.
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U.S. home sales tumbled 6.4 percent in December, falling short of the weakest forecast, to their lowest in three years.
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If they find they are falling short of their goal, investors can save more or adjust their planned retirement date.
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Dish Network – Dish reported quarterly profit of 60 cents per share, falling short of consensus by 5 cents a share.
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The redesigned interface arrives shortly after the company presented weaker earnings with subscriber growth and revenue falling short of expectations.
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The data center operator, based in Dallas, posted revenue of $196.9 million in the period, falling short of Street forecasts.
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He was in jeopardy of falling short of the qualification requirements for the next round of debates later this month.
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The California native became another cautionary tale of too much too soon, falling short of his NBA all-star billing.
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There are multiple programs aimed at preventing radicalization in Kenya, but analysts say the efforts appear to be falling short.
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Nonfarm payrolls increased by a seasonally adjusted 151,000 in January, the U.S. Labor Department said, falling short of analysts' expectations.
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But, with the team falling short of the standards achieved under Van Marwijk, a first-round exit is most likely.
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The company also had a mixed first-quarter earnings report in January with EPS beating estimates, but revenue falling short.
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It has now slumped to 321 million monthly active users, falling short even of estimates that were expecting a decline.
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Paul LePage's veto of the $60 million bill, falling short of the two-thirds majority needed to pass the bill.
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Each service branch's F-35's are falling short of combat readiness goals, according to the Pentagon's top testing official.
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We'd been balancing writing with corporate jobs for a decade and felt we were falling short of excellence in both.
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Paul LePage's veto of the $60 million bill, falling short of the two-thirds majority needed to pass the bill.
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"If political survival entails my falling short of my principles, it is not worth it," Lopez told Reuters in February.
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Beyond Meat (BYND) reported quarterly revenue that topped expectations but disappointed investors by falling short of a second profitable quarter.
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While advocacy organizations were making progress, he said he felt they were falling short of what the context called for.
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People in the leisure business, hotels, entertainment and restaurants, not to mention gig economy workers, may find themselves falling short.
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The moves excluded payment cuts, falling short of industry demands such as the lifting of certain taxes and reduced fees.
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Michael Bloomberg dropped out of the presidential race on Wednesday morning after falling short on Super Tuesday, endorsing Joe Biden.
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But first they had to rebuild it, and their design, for reasons unknown, was falling short of its promised results.
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If you're falling short, find ways to adjust other expenditures and cut costs so that you can meet those needs.
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And so, if you're on the wrong track, or falling short of expectations, you expect them to let you know.
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Those agencies are already falling short, as we saw last year, when they couldn't effectively respond to the Zika threat.
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Vipshop – Vipshop reported quarterly profit of 84 cents per share, falling short of the 95 cents a share consensus estimate.
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After falling short in one bid to get a win over a Power 5 school, Creighton will get another opportunity.
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Assistance is falling short in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, as reports from The Times and others show.
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Back in August he broke his ankle after making a jump, falling short and hitting the side of a building.
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In February GE agreed to pay 50 million euros ($56 million) into a reindustrialization fund for falling short of the target.
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The vote was 241 to 186 in favor of repeal, falling short of the two-thirds majority needed for an override.
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Macy's posted mixed results, beating earnings per share estimates but falling short on sales, while Home Depot exceeded Wall Street expectations.
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The family-friendly film will take in about $13.3 million, falling short of analysts' predictions of $15 million to $20 million.
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Last month, the bank said it expected its core capital ratio to fall below 10 percent, falling short of regulatory requirements.
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In 2005, an evaluation from the American Institutes of Research and SRI International suggested the intervention was falling short of expectations.
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The company said U.S. same-store sales grew by 4.8% during the quarter, falling short of Wall Street's estimates of 5.63%.
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That gives me more peace of mind if my liquid savings goal is falling short, as it has been this year.
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The private sector payrolls increased by 2000,290 jobs in June, falling short of the 1603,2160 projected by economists polled by Reuters.
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Match said it expects between $440 and $450 million in revenue in Q4, falling short of the $454.5 million analysts' estimate.
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Last month the bank said it expected its core capital ratio to fall below 10 percent, falling short of regulatory requirements.
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Memphis lost for the second consecutive game after falling short by one point to the San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday night.
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The Atlanta beverage company said it saw organic revenue growth of 3 percent, falling short of analysts' estimates of 3.2 percent.
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Tesla Motors also posted quarterly results Wednesday after the bell, falling short of estimates on both the top and bottom line.
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Prices climbed 1.8% from the previous year while the so-called core gauge rose 2%, both falling short of economists' expectations.
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History tells us that some of these guys will end up falling short of the heights we all assume they'll hit.
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The Petromonagas project – where Rosneft had planned to increase output - has also been falling short of hopes, internal PDVSA documents show.
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The public option proposal is meant to address one of the ways the president sees his signature legislative accomplishment falling short.
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Those kind of numbers would obviously be a boon for Facebook, though it might find even its latest efforts falling short.
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U.S. home sales tumbled 6.4 percent in December, falling short of the weakest forecast, to their lowest level in three years.
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Total revenue fell 3.3 percent to $3.44 billion, falling short of analysts' estimates of $3.58 billion, according to IBES Refinitiv data.
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The self-storage facility real estate investment trust posted revenue of $685.5 million in the period, falling short of Street forecasts.
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The hotel and resort real estate investment trust posted revenue of $237.9 million in the period, falling short of Street forecasts.
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Here are 11 places to follow on caucus night to get a feel for who's doing well and who's falling short.
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Tesla delivered 50,900 Model 20193s in the quarter, falling short of analysts' estimates of 58,900, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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The Petromonagas project where Rosneft had planned to increase output - has also been falling short of hopes, internal PDVSA documents show.
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Colas said financials are returning 6 to 7 percent on capital, falling short of the 8 percent minimum that investors expect.
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The Conference Board said its gauge of American consumers' mood dipped to 124.1 in March, falling short of a 132.0 forecast.
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Shares of Apple dropped nearly 2 percent during after hours after a revenue disappointment and iPhone sales falling short of expectations.
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Snapchat's daily active users rose to 191 million in the quarter ended March 31, falling short of expectations of 194.15 million.
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Countries judged to be falling short could be added to an FATF blacklist that restricts access to the global financial system.
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Tesla delivered 23,900 Model 3s in the quarter, falling short of analysts' estimates of 58,900, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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However, a 2017 report from the Justice Ministry found that companies were still falling short of committing completely to the law.
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Tesla delivered 50,900 Model 3s in the quarter, falling short of analysts' estimates of 58,900, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida, said in a statement that the death showed that current recall efforts were falling short.
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Enhanced DBS checks are British background checks—an issue on which cities across the world have criticized Uber for falling short.
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Senators voted 2202-2628 on the attempt to override Trump's veto, falling short of the 28500 votes needed to be successful.
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Senators voted 2900-220006 on the attempt to override Trump's veto, falling short of the 2202 votes needed to be successful.
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In 2004, Dean came out of nowhere to electrify the liberal base before falling short to the eventual nominee, former Sen.
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Average revenue per user was up 39 percent compared with the third quarter last year, falling short of Wall Street's estimates.
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The chamber voted 85003-181 to override the veto, falling short of the roughly 290 votes, or two-thirds majority, needed.
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The chamber voted 248-181 to override the veto, falling short of the roughly 290 votes, or two-thirds majority, needed.
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Sales for the period came in at $409.5 million, falling short of a Thomson Reuters forecast for $421 million in revenue.
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But, unfortunately, Southeast Asia is not the only region where the administration is falling short in their attempt to counter ISIS.
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Unfortunately, we're falling short in protecting them, even though the remedy is both simple and in widespread use around the world.
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Yet Governor Ricardo Rossello's team arrived at the higher figure despite falling short of certain of the board's recommended spending cuts.
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In Illinois, he swept nearly every county, falling short to Sanders, by less than 800 votes, in only liberal Champaign County.
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Actual revenue forecasts started falling short of Congressional Budget Office projections almost immediately, because the economy tumbled into recession in 2012.
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"Goodwill" is the ultimate expression of that ideal, and when it ends, they've all come so far, while still falling short.
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The real test of a student's character is how one deals with falling short of what one asks of one's self.
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Investors are looking to the White House and Congress for signs of leadership that are so far falling short of expectations.
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However, TD earned C$1.66 per share on an adjusted basis, falling short of the average analyst estimate of C$1.69.
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After falling short of obtaining her LPGA tour card in 2010, she got her full status on the LPGA Symetra Tour.
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Revenue climbed to $27.87 billion from $27.60 billion a year ago, falling short of the $27.95 billion that analysts were expecting.
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The Johnson impeachment showed us that even criminal acts can be rejected as falling short of the standard of the Constitution.
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AIG – AIG reported adjusted quarterly earnings of 57 cents per share, falling short of the 75 cent a share consensus estimate.
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Fast-forward to this summer and Trump blasted her at the NATO summit in Belgium for falling short on military spending.
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Revenue in the last period increased 24 percent to $20183 million, falling short of the $784.6 million Wall Street had expected.
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"We have to be honest about where our trade relationship is falling short," he said in Seoul, according to pool reports.
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But it's also a past of America's Team falling short, year after year, since it last won a championship, in 1996.
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Reuters spoke with Rademacher to talk about where the system is falling short - and how we can go about fixing it.
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A new report, "Being Black in Corporate America," outlines why diversity and inclusion efforts are falling short for African-American professionals.
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Jackson and Cheese each scored 14 second-half points as the Zips put a scare into the Cardinals before falling short.
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Wilkerson eventually racked up 3.55 million retweets and, despite falling short of his 18 million retweet goal, received his free nuggets anyway.
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The burrito chain posted 55 cents a share, falling short of analyst estimates of 57 cents a share, according to Thomson Reuters.
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"I think that this particular test, while falling short of an ICBM demonstration, ought be seen as a technological advance," Karako said.
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Even after the ECB lowered its capital requirements from the previous year, the number of banks falling short remained unchanged at five.
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Sales of psoriasis treatment Taltz, considered one of Lilly's growth drivers, came in at $25.13 million, also falling short of analysts' estimates.
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Based on the findings of a 2017 survey by AlixPartners, however, it seems many boards are falling short in achieving this goal.
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Sales of psoriasis treatment Taltz, considered one of Lilly's growth drivers, came in at $252.5 million, also falling short of analysts' estimates.
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The retailer on Thursday said it generated sales of $3.089 billion in the first quarter, falling short of Wall Street's consensus estimates.
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Exports fell 2.7% year over year in April following 14.2% rally in March, falling short of consensus estimates for a 3.0% increase.
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Actual U.S. soybean shipments have been falling short of what the sales imply, so the export inspection data will tell the tale.
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The burrito chain reported earnings of 27 cents per share on revenue of $1.04 billion in revenue, falling short of revenue forecasts.
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Clinton said people with disabilities are "invisible, overlooked and undervalued" and that the United States is "falling short" in protecting their rights.
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The key average hourly earnings number increased 0.2 percent, falling short of the midpoint of expectations for an uptick of 0.3 percent.
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Nevada Democratic Party spokesman Stewart Boss estimated turnout at 80,1003, falling short of the nearly 120,000 voters who turned out in 2008.
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Sunday totals are still just an estimate of course, but there is virtually zero chance of Jenkins falling short of the record.
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While the tax law changes are prompting individuals to approach their taxes differently, there is one area where they are falling short.
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Meanwhile, Foot Locker's same-store sales are falling short of expectations — what seems to be a growing trend across the retail industry.
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" Obama rolled with Castro's jabs, saying that he welcomed the Cuban president "commenting on some of the areas where we're falling short.
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Despite falling short of Trump's goal, 2.9% annual growth would still match 2015 for the highest annual growth rate since the recession.
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It's on pace for a #2867.6 box office finish in 2319.4 of those countries, only falling short in Portugal, Turkey, and Vietnam.
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Consumer inflation quickened to 1.8 percent year-on-year, falling short of market expectations despite a boost from the Chinese New Year.
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The value of his assets and the income they generate, for example, are listed in ranges, falling short of a full accounting.
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When I came to Congress, the promise I made to my constituents was to examine where our immigration laws are falling short.
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Conservative groups are warning Republicans that falling short on tax reform could have disastrous effects, turning voters away and crippling the party.
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If I was falling short on protein or going overboard on carbs, I could rejig things a bit to strike a balance.
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Pizza Hut, the laggard of Yum's three chains, reported flat same-store sales growth, falling short of Wall Street's estimates of 1.5%.
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The Commerce Department said retail sales slipped 0.2% in April, falling short of a 0.2% increase forecast by analysts polled by Reuters.
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Had it not met the deadline, BPI would have faced heavy fines for falling short of the European Central Bank's new rules.
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Through the first weeks of the season, plenty of players have stood out, both for exceeding expectations or falling short of them.
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U.S. core inflation crept 0.2 percent higher in April, according to fresh data Thursday, falling short of the expected 0.3 percent gain.
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TrueCar shares plummeted about 28 percent in extended trading after the company posted third quarter results falling short of analysts' revenue estimates.
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There's a paralysis that comes with the cognitive dissonance of knowing what you need to do, but continually falling short of that. .
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The economy grew 5 percent in the first half of the year, the government said, falling short of its full-year forecast.
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But contra Rosen, I'm much more worried about the ways America is falling short of any form of majoritarianism, reasoned or otherwise.
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Completing the quartet is the recently tenured professor Liza, whose own crumbling relationship is constantly falling short of David and Marilyn's union.
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The Warriors lost the NBA Finals to the Toronto Raptors on Thursday, falling short of their goal of winning three straight championships.
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But the episode underscores how big law firms are still falling short when it comes to elevating women and people of color.
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The result of Mr. Mueller's investigation was not a matter of evidence falling short of the high legal bar needed to indict.
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One first-timer is Shoko Ono, 36, who played in three Olympic qualifying tournaments with the national team, falling short each time.
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Since the civil rights movement, there has been tremendous progress along racial lines, but sadly, we are falling short in other areas.
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Poor earnings performance has heaped further reminders of the challenges GE faces, with the most recent report again falling short of expectations.
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They need them around Halcottsville, in the 193th Congressional District, where the party should be able to prevail but keeps falling short.
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The government reported Friday that payrolls increased by 145,000, falling short of the 160,000 estimate economists polled by Dow Jones had forecast.
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New crash tests for small pickup trucks raise the question of whether smaller pickups are falling short when it comes to safety.
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"We are falling short of the reality of this problem of sexual abuse against minors," he told reporters in Lyon on Thursday.
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The younger Hagedorn has run against Walz twice — losing handily in 2014, before falling short by less than 3,000 votes in 2016.
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Now 70, Simmons received 17 of 456 votes in 1994, falling short of the 5 percent threshold to remain on the ballot.
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Paul missed out on the prime-time debate during Fox Business Networks's debate earlier this month, falling short of the polling requirements.
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"We're three months into New York's fiscal year and personal income tax collections are falling short of what was expected," DiNapoli said.
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CarMax (KMX) – The auto retailer earned $27 per share for its third quarter, falling short of the $853 a share consensus estimate.
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She encourages leaders to take an online assessment of their company&aposs management practices and see where they might be falling short.
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The data said 202,465 total checks were started Friday, falling short of the record set on 2017's Black Friday with 203,086.
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It reported 39 percent sales growth to $52.9 billion, falling short of the 41 percent increase analysts surveyed by FactSet had expected.
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Lululemon had been without a CEO since Laurent Potdevin abruptly resigned in February for falling short of the company's standards of conduct.
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The private Caixin/Markit China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index also fell, falling short of both market expectations and the previous month's reading.
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We are falling short of this goal, and now is not the time to abandon this country's historical commitment to higher education.
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Newer blood cancer drug Darzalex brought in sales of $498 million, falling short of lofty Wall Street estimates of about $510 million.
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Falling short of a win, Texas remains a Republican stronghold — even after O'Rourke raised a record $70 million in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Roby, after falling short of the 50 percent threshold to secure the nomination, now faces a runoff election against Bright on July 17.
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Global Soccer LONDON — As the migration of soccer players from Europe to China continues, much of the rhetoric is falling short on understanding.
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Investors were disappointed this week as Snap's stock got absolutely crushed after falling short of Wall Street's expectations in its first earnings report.
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The abrupt firings come as Tesla struggles to put together its first batch of Model 3 sedans after falling short of promised deadlines.
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FAMILY Act proponents have criticized the Republican plan for falling short; it would only provide six weeks of leave and exclude non-parents.
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The food delivery company projects fourth-quarter revenue between $315 million and $335 million, falling short of the $388 million Wall Street expected.
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The rate of growth in the third quarter dropped to 6.5 pct, falling short of market expectations, official statistics released Friday showed. on.wsj.
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Since March 2016, Nintendo has released four mobile games, falling short of its original output goal of five mobile games by March 2017.
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The difference between falling short of the threshold in these seven states and clearing it, even if only barely, is approximately 70 delegates.
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As a leader, it's my responsibility to ensure that doesn't happen; and I now believe I have been falling short in this regard.
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But the coffee chain posted global same-store-sales growth of 225 percent, falling short of forecasts of 4.9 percent, according to StreetAccount.
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Matsuyama announced the news only hours after falling short in his quest to become the first Japanese man to win a major championship.
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But the newer, Uber Eats business generated $3.39 billion in gross bookings falling short of analysts' expectations of $3.51 billion in gross bookings.
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He argued that far from dividing the alliance, Trump's criticisms of members for falling short on defense spending were exhibitions of American leadership.
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During the second quarter, the restaurant company said domestic same-store sales grew by 2.023%, falling short of Wall Street's estimates of 4.8%.
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New home prices in Canada were unchanged in August, Statistics Canada said, falling short of the 0.1 percent gain that analysts had estimated.
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But that alone isn't enough to save this, the wettest DC movie to date, from falling short of what it could have been.
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That could look like, Mary, after thinking about the dynamic I create with you, I find myself falling short of my own expectations.
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On Wednesday, the Institute for Supply Management-Chicago said its business barometer dropped 4.3 points to 51.5 in August, falling short of expectations.
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And if any high-ranking model knows what it's like to be targeted for falling short in the walk department it's Gigi Hadid.
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For the first quarter, PayPal said it expects revenue between $803 billion and $280 billion, falling short of analysts' average $2200 billion estimate.
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However, its comparable-stores sales growth in the China and the Asia-Pacific region came in at 5 percent, falling short of expectations.
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Things didn't get better over longer time frames either, with most managers falling short over 211.4-, 217.8-, 2500-, 10- and 15-year spans.
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Evers said he wanted to get rid of WEDC altogether, as it has garnered a reputation for falling short of its jobs promise.
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For the first quarter, PayPal said it expects revenue between $4.08 billion and $4.13 billion, falling short of analysts' average $4.16 billion estimate.
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Adjusted EBITDA for the third quarter was little changed at 205 million euros, falling short of the analyst poll average of 212 million.
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But their discipline is focused on teaching them to do better next time, rather than shaming them for falling short of their goals.
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Total revenue rose to $44.83 billion from $38.04 billion, falling short of analysts' expectations of $45.11 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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On an adjusted basis, the company earned $2.51 per share in the quarter, falling short of analysts' average estimate of $2.62 per share.
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Yet "How to Love," while falling short of basically every metric that would turn a rock fan's head, is a remarkably innovative song.
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Georgieva got the backing of 56% of EU states which however represented only 57% of the bloc's population, falling short of one requirement.
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But it is an economy that is falling short of the administration's promises — which means the budgetary goals aren't going to be reached.
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But failure to deliver — or the appearance of falling short — could hurt either or both candidates as the campaign enters its final stretch.
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McMaster was forced into a head-to-head runoff against Warren after falling short of 50% of the vote in this month's primary.
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In North America, same-store sales grew 1 percent, falling short of analyst expectations of a 1.4 percent rise, according to Street Account.
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Lululemon has been looking for a new CEO since February after Potdevin abruptly resigned for falling short of the company's "standards of conduct".
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Tailored Brands missed on comparable-store sales, however, reporting 2.1 percent same-store sales, falling short of the 2.5 percent analysts had expected.
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The company forecast first-quarter billings in the range of $2166.3 million to $26 million, falling short of analysts' expectations of $21 million.
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Look to see where you're currently falling short on money management, said Paul Golden, a spokesman for the National Endowment for Financial Education.
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Poor earnings performance has heaped on further reminders of the challenges GE faces, with the most recent report again falling short of expectations.
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This may very well fall into the category of what Bill Clinton did or Attorney General Kleindienst did — something falling short of perjury.
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Gary Herbert is now facing a primary challenge to keep his seat after falling short on votes at the state's Republican convention Saturday.
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Review your search tactics If you keep falling short of getting an offer, try reviewing whether you are applying to the right jobs.
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According to their investigations, the hospice system, which began idealistically in the 1970s, is stretched thin and falling short of its original mission.
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And the government didn't give any incentives to connect — it stopped at digitizing medicine, falling short of the interoperability that patients actually want.
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After years of falling short of optimistic predictions, SpaceX seemed to fall into a consistent, accident-free flow of sending payloads to orbit.
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But results showed him falling short of his expectations in states where he had made particularly high investments, including Virginia and North Carolina.
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But while these stats make sexual assault policies and reporting mechanisms vital for institutions of higher learning, many Canadian schools are falling short.
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Still, two Wall Street giants — Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley — came close to falling short on one of the Fed's financial-health gauges.
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Our fan base carries a 50-pound chip on its shoulder, born out of years of falling short and being belittled by outsiders.
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The Stephen King adaptation opened to about $91 million in domestic sales this weekend, squelching all competition but falling short of its predecessor.
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McDonald replaced Laurent Potdevin, who resigned earlier this year after falling "short of [Lululemon's] standards of conduct, " the company said at the time.
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The Hill's Jordain Carney reports: Senators voted 47-53 on advancing the resolution, falling short of the simple majority needed to move forward.
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It's an eye-opening look at how so many of these efforts are falling short in truly changing the way business is done.
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Twitter has pledged to proactively verify new candidates' accounts this election cycle, but an analysis by The Hill shows that effort falling short.
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Apple has rightfully earned a reputation for building excellent hardware products, and for falling short when it comes to software and other services.
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Economists say Nigeria's budgets, while large, are not always realistic, with the amount disbursed each year often falling short of the projected spending.
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Oil companies expected to clean up spills within 24 hours under Nigerian law have also been accused of falling short of this obligation.
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It is very plausible that Trump will end up falling short of the 1,237 delegates he needs — perhaps even quite a bit short.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 2020 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (R-Texas) after meeting with colleagues at the retreat at the National Republican Senatorial Committee headquarters.
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Praluent's first-quarter sales were about $13 million, falling short of the average analyst estimate of $5.23 million, JP Morgan analyst Cory Kasimov said.
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It projected $2.1 billion to $3.6 billion in operating income for the fourth quarter of 2018, falling short of analyst expectations of $3.9 billion.
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This is where the rise of smart machines and most AI technologies is falling short — a problem that machine intelligence was born to solve.
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Penney's is targeting comparable store sales between 3 and 4 percent this year, despite falling short of that range in the first two quarters.
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Comments by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen about ways the U.S. economy may still be falling short weighed on the market in late trading.
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The remake of the blockbuster 1958 remake grossed just $11 million at the box office, falling short of the already-low $113 million projected.
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The chief executive of Lululemon Athletica Inc, the yoga pants maker, has abruptly resigned after falling short of "standards of conduct", the company said.
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Payroll processor ADP said on Wednesday U.S. companies added 102,000 jobs in June, falling short of the 140,000 forecast by economists polled by Reuters.
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Payroll processor ADP said on Wednesday U.S. companies added 102,000 jobs in June, falling short of the 140,1.753 forecast by economists polled by Reuters.
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On the earnings front, General Electric and Honeywell posted results before the open, with GE beating earnings expectations but falling short of sales estimates.
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The pizza chain reported sales at U.S. stores open at least a year grew by 3.9%, falling short of Wall Street's estimates of 4.2%.
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But as Facebook has lapped Twitter on user and revenue growth, investors have punished the little blue bird for falling short of its peer.
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Financial institutions, law enforcement professionals, national-security experts, regulators, businesses, transparency advocates, and human-rights activists agree that our current methods are falling short.
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Eurostat also said that industrial production rose 0.5 percent month-on-month in March, falling short of market expectations of a 0.7 percent rise.
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Futures opened slightly lower after an exit poll unexpectedly showed Prime Minister Theresa May falling short of an overall parliamentary majority in Britain's election.
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During the first three months of the year, sales at these stores have increased 2.7 percent, falling short of retail's overall 3.4 percent gain.
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After falling short in that race, the "American Idol" runner-up turned to advocacy for the LGBT community, and serves as a UNICEF ambassador.
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The so-called core consumer price index, which excludes food and energy, rose 0.1 percent from the prior month, falling short of economists' expectations.
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Community Health Systems — The company reported an unexpected loss for its latest quarter, with the hospital operator's revenue also falling short of Street forecasts.
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The utility posted earnings of $1.50 per share excluding certain items, falling short of the $1.58 earnings per share analysts expected, according to Refinitiv.
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The company posted a $1.24 earnings per share in the fiscal second quarter, falling short analysts' expectations of $1.34 per share, according to FactSet.
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After falling short in the Finals last year, Kerr will no doubt have designs on sparing his starters from unnecessary mental and physical fatigue.
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Yelp reported earnings per share of $0.14, falling short of $33 expected, and the company posted revenues of $262.47 million versus $262.25 million expected.
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Ben Chiarot and Shea Weber scored one goal apiece for the Canadiens, who rallied from a 22-053 deficit before falling short in overtime.
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In a values-based company, modeling the company's values should help advance one's career and falling short of them should hinder one's career advancement.
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Elsewhere in the address, Haley panned Obama as falling short of his own "soaring words" before touching on threats facing the country, including terrorism.
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It's important that our legislators be transparent about both their successes and where they're falling short to improve the hiring process in subsequent years.
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One reason for falling short of service expectations is that "the aircraft are breaking more often and taking longer to fix," the official said.
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Last weekend, our picks went a 3-4 against the spread, with Washington and Penn State both falling short of covering as solid favorites.
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On the campaign trail, Trump repeatedly called out NATO members for falling short of their commitments, and even floated backing down on treaty obligations.
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Express Scripts – Express Scripts matched forecasts with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.90 per share, with the pharmacy benefits manager's revenue falling short of estimates.
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She spoke for those of us who knew that looking like the Britneys and Christinas was unrealistic, but still hated ourselves for falling short.
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In a separate email released last year by the State Department, Chelsea Clinton warned her parents that the relief efforts were indeed falling short.
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Votes were still being tabulated on Thursday, but Mr. Khan's party was far ahead, though still falling short of an outright majority in Parliament.
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"Unquestionably, Amazon is falling short of its commitment to keeping safe those consumers who use its massive platform," the senators wrote in the letter.
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Falling short in some cases, including on his hard line on immigration, Mr. Trump has portrayed the outcome as consistent with his stated objectives.
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I end with a call to discussion for what other areas we feel we are falling short that should be a focus in 22014.
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Kohl's Corp slumped 19.3% as the department store operator slashed its annual profit forecast after falling short of quarterly comparable sales and earnings estimates.
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In 2018/19, SAIL is expected to supply 1.3 million tonnes, falling short of 1.5 million tonnes sought by the railways, the letter showed.
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The more likely explanation for both it and King Arthur falling short: lack of interest, coupled with competition from the hot, new Marvel blockbuster.
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In France, industrial production fell 13 percent in November on the month, also falling short of expectations, figures from statistics agency showed on Friday.
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McCain, who has been at the forefront of a congressional push for such a policy, lambasted the document for falling short of its objectives.
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And such a turnaround seemed unlikely on Thursday, as Trump and the Department of Homeland Security railed against proposals falling short of his goals.
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Tesla delivered 97,000 vehicles in the third quarter of 2019 — which, despite falling short of some analyst expectations, was a record for the firm.
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In 2004, for example, the Congress -- after falling short of an absolute majority -- entered into a coalition with smaller parties to form the government.
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Despite the ObamaCare repeal effort falling short, Heller earlier this month said he hopes Republicans take up the issue again and find enough votes.
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Now, as Mr. Buhari is in the final throes of a bruising re-election campaign, he stands accused of falling short on all fronts.
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With Suzuki falling short, either way, it is easier to view his hit totals separately, without trying to find a way to combine them.
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But when they do happen, Congress can hold the agency accountable for falling short of its own policies — even though those policies aren't law.
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Around the same time, the state health department appeared concerned that the county's investigation was falling short and that the state's efforts were being rebuffed.
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" He adds: "That broken wing is a metaphor for my broken foot, or falling short of the goals and the dreams that I've had before.
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Textron – The aircraft and defense systems maker reported adjusted profit of 22.1 cents per share, falling short of the 543 cents a share consensus estimate.
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Q3 op profit materially beat expectations despite revenue falling short as the company seemingly continued to place greater emphasis on efficiency over aggressively pursuing growth.
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" Obama suggested he was open to Cuba's concerns, saying he welcomed Castro commenting on "some of the areas where he feels that we're falling short.
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It added: "The government's response to the crisis has been insufficient and unacceptably slow" and piecemeal, falling short of its duties under human rights law.
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Overall, Abercrombie's same-store sales were up 225% during the fiscal first quarter, falling short of estimates of 1.3% in a Refinitiv survey of analysts.
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With less than a month of campaigning left, the most likely result is that Democrats will take the House while falling short in the Senate.
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He made two failed bids for Senate in 2010 and 2016, earning the Democratic nomination in his first run but falling short in his second.
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He made 2 failed bids for Senate in 2010 and 2016, earning the Democratic nomination in his first run, but falling short the second time.
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The trials met three out of four main goals, falling short of showing a statistically significant reduction in discomfort of the eye in one study.
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Excluding items, the company earned 12 cents per share, falling short of analysts' expectations of 29 cents per share, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Charter schools are publicly funded but are run like small businesses – it's the state's responsibility to regulate which are succeeding and which are falling short.
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Wilkerson's tweet is now at over 2.8 million retweets, falling short of his goal but gaining on DeGeneres's Oscar selfie tweet with 3.3 million retweets.
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But the sought-after inflation level has been elusive, with personal consumption expenditures inflation at 1.7 percent, falling short of the Fed's 2 percent goal.
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"We have to be honest about where our trade relationship is falling short", said Pence, adding the Trump administration would work with businesses on reforms.
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But the beleaguered agency has come under heavy scrutiny over the past 15 years, and McCaul blasted the TSA for falling short in its mission.
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Mayer performed the worst of all public tech company CEOs with a 32.8 rating out of 100, falling short of the industry's 69.7 average rating.
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The news got worse farther down the scale, with 220 percent of mid-cap managers falling short and 11.43 percent of small-cap managers missing.
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Falling short of such a constitutional catastrophe, the President could risk becoming a one-termer and squander the opportunity he has to enact his agenda.
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China reported Monday that exports in April rose 8.0 percent on-year in dollar terms, while imports rose 17.743 percent — both falling short of expectations.
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Lily uses the letter as an opportunity to "forgive" her father for falling short of her expectations and what she thought a dad should be.
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Yet the leak as a whole paints a picture of an app that's falling short of living up to its reputation as a communication sensation.
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But due to revenue falling short of expectations, the Trump administration now says it might exhaust its "extraordinary measures" to avoid default by late summer.
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The IMF visited Zambia in July and concluded that the economy was improving but that revenues were falling short of budget estimates but not spending.
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Across the three brands, sales at established restaurants rose 23 percent in the quarter, falling short of analyst expectations of 23 percent, according to StreetAccount.
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Intel's total revenue rose 8 percent to $14.80 billion, falling short of analysts' estimate of $14.81 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Smucker also said it expects full-year earnings per share to range between $8.40 and $8.65, falling short of a Reuters average estimate of $9.22.
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Her main rival, state Senate leader Kevin de León (D), garnered 22019 percent of the vote, ultimately falling short of getting the state party's backing.
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The Nasdaq has lost 9.7 percent of its value in the same span, falling short of the 10 percent threshold that defines a stock correction.
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The most clear and unambiguous of these signs, a PIP goes on your employee record and provides a delineated breakdown of where you're falling short.
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In North America, Papa John's same-store sales grew 1 percent, falling short of analyst expectations for a 1.4 percent rise, according to Street Account.
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After years of falling short of this goal, the regional Fed bank heads are arguing that the time is right to consider more dynamic strategies.
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Attempts to curb planet-warming emissions are falling short and too little progress has been made in helping communities and countries adapt to the changes.
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In 221, at a NATO summit in Wales, President Barack Obama pushed for more spending by members who were falling short of the 21.24% target.
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Scandals at retailer BHS, construction firm Carillion and cafe chain Patisserie Valerie showed auditors were falling short as a "second line of defence", Reeves said.
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"Cost is one area we are falling short this year," Kraft Heinz Chief Executive Bernardo Hees said on a call to discuss third-quarter results.
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Last weekend, our picks went a tough 2-303-1 against the spread, with Boise State and Clemson both falling short of covering big numbers.
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Three plans alone account for 65 percent of all unfunded liabilities, led by the Teamsters' Central States fund, which is falling short by $20343 billion.
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NBC said it is meeting its ratings guarantees, and has begun selling extra ad inventory that it had held back in case of falling short.
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Steyer ended up falling short for the September debate, but he succeeded in qualifying in October, and for all but one subsequent debate after that.
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The problems with the Mavni program are also costing the Army talent at a time when the service is falling short of its enlistment goals.
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American Outdoor Brands (AOBC) – American Outdoor reported adjusted quarterly earnings of 13 cents per share, falling short of the 23 cents a share consensus estimate.
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The legislation that emerged Thursday amounts to only a temporary fix, falling short of efforts to design a permanent solution that could win bipartisan support.
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The vote was 55-43, with "yes" votes falling short of the 60 needed to advance the Republican-backed measure in the 100-member Senate.
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Austrian chipmaker AMS said on Friday that its takeover bid for German lighting group Osram had failed, falling short of the required 62.5% shareholder agreement.
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The Nasdaq has lost 2628 percent of its value in the same span, falling short of the 28500 percent threshold that defines a stock correction.
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But he has been increasingly criticized for falling short, taking half-measures and shying away from the tough issues of overhauls to labor and land.
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Excluding items, Bed Bath & Beyond lost 38 cents per share, falling short of analysts' estimates from Refinitiv, which called for earnings 2 cents per share.
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"Unfortunately, although there's been some progress over the past decade, America's public schools are still falling short on important metrics, especially college completion," writes Bill.
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Wells Fargo reported lower revenue and profit for the second quarter, falling short of expectations as it tries to move on from its regulatory issues.
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With Netflix up 22009% in 500 and falling short of the S&P 2250's 2500% gain, analysts on average now recommend buying its shares.
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Falling short can be due to inadequate resistance (from weights, bands or even body weight, as in a pushup) or an insufficient number of repetitions.
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Falling short of our policy ideals is not the same as affirmatively and deliberately harming innocent families, and it's counterproductive—even offensive—to suggest otherwise.
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YouTube is tackling hoaxes and other problems that plague it in much of the developed world, but it's falling short in a booming new market.
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Adjusted net profit was 11.3 million euros in the quarter, falling short of analysts' average estimate of 12.4 million euros, according to a Reuters poll.
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Some officials have expressed concern that Trump would accept a deal involving big-ticket Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and falling short on structural issues.
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Conversely, would he play into critiques that his music was losing its creative edge or falling short of the depth his fans saw in it?
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In China, Asia's economic engine, the Caixin/IHS Markit PMI came in at 49.4, falling short of market expectations and the worst reading since January.
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Sales in Greater China were up 9 percent in the quarter, falling short of double-digit growth for the first time in at least nine quarters.
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"While we have implemented a robust compliance program, we are not satisfied with falling short of our company-wide goal of 100% compliance," the company wrote.
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Former senator Ivan Duque won nearly 39 percent of vote, falling short of the 50 percent threshold needed to avoid a second round in three weeks.
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For the fourth quarter, the company expects revenue to be in the range of $66.5 billion to $72.5 billion, falling short of predictions of $73.79 billion.
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Bernie Sanders accused President Donald Trump of falling short of commitments to middle-class voters, pointing to his Cabinet and senior advisers' ties to Wall Street.
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While Walmart (WMT), Amazon (AMZN) and Kohl's (KSS) have adapted well to quickly changing consumer demands, others like JCPenney (JCP) and Sears (SHLDQ) are falling short.
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Gundlach noted that consumer confidence readings lately versus economists' expectations are falling short by a magnitude and consistency last seen prior to the recession in 2007.
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She argued that the desire to protect children led Americans to resist setting high academic standards, because doing so would lead to some children falling short.
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Unfortunately, these efforts seem to be falling short, as not much improvement has been made in terms of representation of people of color at tech companies.
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Wage growth rose 20.2 percent, falling short of an expected 21.2189 percent increase, which caused U.S. Treasury yields to recede from last week's 21-week highs.
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A cooling housing market is hurting the state's economy, falling road quality is hurting the state's infrastructure, and the state's workforce development efforts are falling short.
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The only major new release, "Incarnate," failed to sell many tickets, earning $2.6 million and falling short of its expected $4 million to $20153 million opening.
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But, with Chinese OEMs flooding markets across Asia and beyond with more stardust sprinkled on their devices, LG is falling short just like other Android makers.
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The bank struck a cautious note for the coming quarter, and traders also pointed to its CET1 ratio of capital requirements slightly falling short of expectations.
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He later became head coach of the Vikings, leading the team to three Super Bowl appearances in four years – but falling short every time, ESPN reported.
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And while many people have access to a 0003(k) or similar plan through work, which can make retirement savings easier, many savers are falling short.
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LONDON, Jan 18 (Reuters) - European shares notched up modest gains on Thursday, falling short of a rally that lifted Wall Street and Asia to new records.
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Sales at stores open more than a year were flat, falling short of the 1 percent growth expected by analysts polled by research firm Consensus Metrix.
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North America sales rose 7 percent to $3.81 billion in the third quarter, falling short of estimates of $3.87 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Chestnut consumed 71 dogs and buns in ten minutes, falling short of his previous world record of 74, which he set at the competition in 2018.
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Jerry Seinfeld faced a tough crowd while putting up 18 of his prized cars for auction Friday, with his top-valued cars falling short of expectations.
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The Conference Board said its gauge on American consumers' mood dipped to 124.1 in March, falling short of a 132.0 forecast of analysts polled by Reuters.
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Britain already meets that commitment, but Trump has repeatedly complained about others falling short, raising concerns in other NATO countries about his intentions toward the organization.
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McEwan said his "only regret" was falling short on targets to improve RBS's customer service, with the bank languishing toward the bottom of customer satisfaction tables.
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The central bank said it would improve its checks on reserves to prevent payment arrears - or the daily average level falling short of the official requirement.
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Thanks in part to stringent regulations that restrict where developers can build, states like California are falling short of demand by 100,303 new homes per year.
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Was not being up for intimacy on the doctor-approved timetable just another way I was falling short in this new role I chose for myself?
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The earnings of the four other major Qatari banks to report earnings so far this quarter have been mixed, with three falling short of analysts' forecasts.
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Nate Cohn, a reporter for the Times's Upshot, explains that their model shows a turnout problem for Moore, with him falling short in three GOP counties.
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If you don't put forth an effort to make that happen, you could wind up falling short of your needs or goals in your golden years.
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"Our results show our country is falling short of accurately monitoring deaths due to law enforcement, and work is needed to remedy this problem," she said.
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Former President George W. Bush proved the state can be competitive for Republicans, falling short by only fractions of a percentage point in 2000 and 2004.
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The company's top-earning multiple sclerosis drug Tecfidera brought in a revenue of $987 million in the quarter, falling short of analyst estimate of $1.02 billion.
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Simple, the online banking service that promised to be a better alternative to big banks like Chase or Citibank, is falling short of some users' expectations.
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Backers of Mr. Sanders (like those above in Brooklyn) and of Mr. Trump are frustrated that their candidates are falling short in their parties' delegate counts.
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Question your own assumptions You said you fear her habits could result in her falling short on rent, but how do you know that will happen?
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For the third quarter, Square said it expects adjusted earnings per share between 303 cents and 10 cents, falling short of analysts' expectations of 13 cents.
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The former Air Force intelligence officer won 41 percent of the vote, falling short of the 50 percent needed to avoid a runoff on May 22.
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The Labor Department said its Consumer Price Index gained 0.1 percent last month, falling short of an expected 0.2 percent increase among economists polled by Reuters.
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The US Justice Department has launched a collaborative review with the department, falling short of the federal civil rights investigation critics of the department called for.
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Forecasters still see full-year sales falling short of 17 million cars and trucks, after three years above that mark, and expect another decline in 2019.
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GE's cash generation has failed to keep pace with earnings in recent years, raising concerns that GE's actual financial performance was falling short of stated results.
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It suggested that inflation might be falling short of economists' forecasts, a data point that could persuade the Federal Reserve to keep rates lower for longer.
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Meantime, preliminary results show retail sales grew 3.7% in 2019, to $0003 trillion, falling short of its forecast for growth of at least 3.8%, NRF said.
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And despite Mr. Trump's protest "like hell it's nonbinding," there are no serious legal restraints or penalties for falling short of declared targets in the deal.
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Obama drew enough support from Democrats to block a Republican-led resolution rejecting the Iran deal, achieving a political victory but falling short of a consensus.
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Overall, the drug brought in sales of $4.92 billion in the quarter, falling short of the $5.02 billion forecast by six analysts polled by Refinitiv IBES.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to show 3M earned an adjusted $2.25 per share for the second quarter, falling short of the $2.54 consensus estimate.
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They do have a sense of perspective, that if you had something like 28 people, that 27 of them are going to end up falling short.
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand ended her candidacy for president on Wednesday, after falling short of the requirement needed to make the stage in September's Democratic primary debate.
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Two years into the scooter revolution and its promise of bringing inexpensive transportation to low-income neighborhoods, researchers and experts say vehicle providers are falling short.
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On an adjusted basis, the largest Canadian lender by market cap earned C$2.22 per share, falling short of analysts' estimates of C$2.28 per share.
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Washington (CNN)With the Senate falling short of the votes needed for a funding proposal, the United States federal government officially shut down Friday at midnight.
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Quarterly sales of Gilead's hepatitis C drugs dropped to $1.05 billion from $2.58 billion a year earlier, falling short of the $1.19 billion average analyst forecast.
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He appeared almost distraught after McCain's surprise vote and seemed close to choking up on the floor after falling short of his promise to repeal ObamaCare.
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FedEx – FedEx reported adjusted quarterly profit of $3.46 per share, falling short of the $3.81 a share consensus estimate, although its revenue did beat Street forecasts.
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Gross domestic product (GDP) grew 0.1 percent from the prior three months, falling short of the 0.4 percent median estimate in a Reuters poll of economists.
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And as most Senate vets will tell you, those gangs rarely made law anyway — falling short in their attempts to reform immigration or reduce the deficit.
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Atlanta had the tying runs on base in the ninth inning when the game ended, falling short in its quest for a 433st final at-bat win.
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According to the US Department of Agriculture, people are falling short of meeting the standards for acceptable handwashing set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Some high-profile environmental initiatives fared badly in the 2018 midterms, with votes on climate taxes, environmental checks on oil drilling, and energy standards all falling short.
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Central bank Governor Indrajit Coomaraswamy said the economy was unlikely to grow more than 4 percent in 2018, falling short of an earlier estimate of 5 percent.
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HBO NOW may have scored as one of last year's top streaming apps in terms of revenue, but its subscriber count is falling short of analyst projections.
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However, most Americans are falling short when it comes to their fiber intake, consuming less than half of the daily recommended amount, which is about 32 grams.
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Slapped with a rare D+ CinemaScore and a 17% on Rotten Tomatoes, "The Circle" landed $9.3 million from 3,163 theaters, falling short of its double-digit projections.
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The reactions come after Google-owned Alphabet on Monday reported $46.1 billion in revenue for the fourth quarter, falling short of the $46.9 billion analysts had predicted.
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FALLING SHORT A World Series that ends on a hit will be remembered for a while, but sometimes the final out is what goes down in history.
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After one-time items, Gilead earned $2.23 a share, falling short of the $2.28 forecast by Wall Street analysts, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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BEIJING, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Chinese banks extended 13 trillion yuan ($150.06 billion) in new yuan loans in July, down from June and falling short of analysts' expectations.
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In the quarter, Tesla delivered 2000,250 Model 3s, the linchpin of its growth strategy, falling short of analysts' estimate of 58,900, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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The economy was unlikely to grow more than 4 percent in 2018, falling short of an earlier estimate of 5 percent, Central bank Governor Indrajit Coomaraswamy said.
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Cameras are "reimagined" every year by Apple, Samsung, and every other phone maker under the sun, very occasionally living up to the word but oftentimes falling short.
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One thing Sacconaghi is not terribly concerned with is Tesla's record of falling short of some of its targets, such as on its production and delivery numbers.
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"I had a platform I built for myself internally to point out areas where we were falling short, both internally and externally," he explained in a message.
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Ardern, 38, enjoys celebrity status overseas but her government has been criticized at home for falling short on some of its promises, especially to build affordable homes.
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In the quarter, Tesla delivered 2400,2000 Model 250s, the linchpin of its growth strategy, falling short of analysts' estimate of 58,900, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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The combination of the money market rate spike and doubts over the peg's longevity have damped sentiment for the property sector, despite supply falling short of demand.
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Retail sales, which is a measure of domestic consumption, rose 163 percent in the first two months, falling short of market expectations of a 10.8 percent rise.
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Retail sales, which is a measure of domestic consumption, rose 23.29 percent in the first two months, falling short of market expectations of a 21.98 percent rise.
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XPO Logistics (XPO) came in 8 cents shy of estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of 72 cents per share, with the transportation company's revenue also falling short.
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XPO Logistics – XPO came in eight cents shy of estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of 72 cents per share, with the transportation company's revenue also falling short.
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The Gators won their first five league games and led South Carolina by seven at halftime on Wednesday before falling short in an ugly 57-53 setback.
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In the quarter, Tesla delivered 2400,2000 Model 3s, the linchpin of its growth strategy, falling short of analysts' estimates of 58,900, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Yeung estimated total housing supply at 20183,000 units on average per year until the end of 2021, falling short of a demand of 53,000 units per year.
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On Friday, the Commerce Department said construction spending declined by 0.5 percent in February, falling short of the 0.1 percent increase forecast among analysts polled by Reuters.
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This would set mutually negotiated outcome measures and benchmarks and then hold a portion of potential federal assistance at risk for exceeding or falling short of them.
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Blood thinner Xarelto's sales grew about 13 percent on an operational basis to reach $578 million in global sales, falling short of analysts' estimates of $633.7 million.
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"By and large, schools are still falling short on the key metrics of a quality education — math scores, English scores, international comparisons and college completion," he says.
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Lawmakers voted 229-158 to pass the Kelsey Smith Act, falling short of the two-thirds threshold necessary due to rules invoked to expedite the bill's vote.
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The last set whizzed by in 20 minutes as Djokovic appeared to be going through the motions — falling short of a seventh successive French Open semi-final.
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The fund has also climbed only about 8 percent this year, falling short of the Russell's 11.5 percent gain and the S&P's nearly 14 percent rise.
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Swonk added that President Donald Trump's business-friendly policies are less likely to be passed this year, falling short of market expectations for an immediate economic boost.
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Mariano Rajoy, of the centre-right People's Party (PP), received 170 votes of support, falling short - as expected - of the minimum 176 needed to form a government.
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In other corporate news, Allergan reported adjusted quarterly earnings of $3.35 per share and revenue of about $3.7 billion, with profits beating estimates but revenues falling short.
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A detailed, months-long investigation by Reuters suggested that the company's efforts to reduce its role as a vehicle for violence are falling short on many fronts.
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Ossoff falling short — while coming closer than Rob Quist — and Jeremy Corbyn's surprisingly strong showing in the recent UK election suggest a possible synthesis of these views.
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Falling short of an accusation, Klinz characterizes the freeport situation as a "blind spot" in the leader's campaign to end tax evasion and money laundering within Europe.
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"F-35 aircraft performance is falling short of warfighter requirements -- that is, aircraft cannot perform as many missions or fly as often as required," the GAO found.
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Mariano Rajoy, of the center-right People's Party (PP), received 170 votes of support, falling short - as expected - of the minimum 176 needed to form a government.
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But Correa had harsher words for Trump, suggesting that he was falling short of the standards of leadership expected from a President in a time of crisis.
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Since announcing the Buffalo Billion project in 2012, Mr. Cuomo has repeatedly heralded its success, despite some of its major projects falling short of job creation targets.
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He said the rocket, a Safir, long used for satellite launches, had failed in the final stage, falling short of placing its payload into the correct orbit.
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A 2012 study by the American Psychological Association found that people cited lack of self-control as the top reason for falling short of achieving their goals.
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BEIJING, March 11 (Reuters) - Chinese banks extended 13 billion yuan ($130.24 billion) in new yuan loans in February, down from January and falling short of analyst expectations.
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"The child of the alcoholic is plagued by low self-esteem, always feeling, no matter how loudly she is acclaimed, that she is falling short," he writes.
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Shares of the owner of Pampers and Vicks are down a less than 1% year-to-date, with net sales growth last quarter falling short of expectations.
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And he's noticed with chagrin the vocal criticism of Ann Coulter, the right-wing firebrand who has publicly censured Trump for falling short on his immigration promises.
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A third of all midlife adults said they were "just meeting" or "falling short" of expenses, which doesn't leave much room for savings for their own retirement.
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The real-life Mr. Cosby went further, fashioning himself as a moral scold and frequently criticizing the black community for falling short of his ideas of virtue.
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The Ann Arbor, Michigan-based company cut its long-term sales growth outlook on Tuesday, after falling short of estimates for its third-quarter earnings and revenue.
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Up to Thursday's close, Intel's shares had risen 25.5 percent in the last 12 months, falling short of the 60 percent rise in the broader semiconductor index.
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International same-store sales also disappointed, with growth of 3.9 percent in the quarter falling short of analysts' expectations of same-store sales growth of 5 percent.
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In the 2015 regional elections Le Pen's party failed to capitalize on a vigorous first-round showing, falling short of regional presidencies even in its strongest locales.
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Comcast reported mixed quarterly results Thursday — beating Wall Street estimates on earnings but falling short on revenue — and posted a big beat on high-speed internet adds.
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John CornynJohn CornynCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Hillicon Valley: Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates | Barr vows to make surveillance reforms after watchdog report | DHS cyber chief focused on 28500 Twitter falling short on pledge to verify primary candidates MORE (Texas), a member of GOP leadership and the Senate Intelligence Committee, noted that the "experts" within the intelligence community support ending the call records program.
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Thor has always been the odd one out in the Marvel film universe, bordering on interesting but always falling short of Tony Stark's charisma or Captain America's thrills.
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But the dollar's gains were tempered after the Institute for Supply Management-Chicago said its business barometer dropped 4.3 points to 51.5 in August, falling short of expectations.
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Despite falling short of investors' profit forecasts, Levi's sales during its previous quarter grew 5% compared with a year prior, including 9% in Europe and 6% in Asia.
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The statement again gauged near-term risks to "appear roughly balanced," meaning there is an equal chance of the economy exceeding or falling short of FOMC members' estimates.
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Golden finished first in last week's three-way primary with 47 percent of the vote, falling short of the majority needed to avoid a so-called instant runoff.
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But Taco Bell's same-store sales rose 4 percent in the latest quarter, falling short of the 4.47 percent estimated by analysts, according to IBES estimates from Refinitiv.
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Sanders would win caucuses and primaries that narrowed her lead, but he kept falling short of the percentage he needed to be on track for the delegate majority.
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But it also criticized the tech companies that Russians leveraged for falling short when it came time to deliver information to help investigators figure out what went on.
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The company has always played second fiddle to DJI, with its Anafi line falling short in almost every way when compared to DJI's Phantom, Mavic, and Spark models.
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Lingerie maker Victoria's Secret dragged on parent company L Brands's second-quarter earnings, which topped analysts' expectations on profit while falling short on sales, the company said Wednesday.
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United's revenue for each passenger it flies a mile, a key industry metric, rose 1.1% over the same period last year, falling short of 1.5% projected by analysts.
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They're the ones who lost out on hosting the 2026 World Cup, after previously falling short in bidding for the 1994, 1998, 2006, and 2002 tournaments as well.
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Above: various filters in the Nearby feature in search Either Facebook isn't fully tapping into its data to make these suggestions, or its data alone is falling short.
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Total revenue for the first quarter, ended May 4, fell 3.3 percent to $3.44 billion, falling short of analysts' estimates of $3.58 billion, according to IBES Refinitiv data.
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In Q1 this year, Apple demonstrated it was falling short in the category as customers in the region chose more affordable midrange and low-range alternatives to iPhones.
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Net income rose 42.3 percent to $424 million in the first quarter ended March 31, while net sales were $2.49 billion, falling short of estimates of $2.53 billion.
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However, this isn't the only instance of Baylor falling short of apparent Title IX requirements under Starr, who had been in charge of the school for six years.
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TripAdvisor – TripAdvisor reported adjusted quarterly profit of 72 cents per share, well above the consensus estimate of 48 cents a share despite revenue falling short of analysts' forecasts.
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Among those falling short of induction were pitchers Curt Schilling (6433 percent) and Roger Clemens (59.5 percent) and outfielders Barry Bonds (59.1 percent) and Larry Walker (54.6 percent).
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Precision circuit maker Cirrus Logic announced preliminary fiscal third-quarter net revenue of approximately $12.43 million, falling short of the $386 million predicted by analysts at Thomson Reuters.
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Pulte forecast first-quarter gross margins to be between 22 percent and 22.5 percent, falling short of analysts' estimates of 23 percent, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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On an operating basis, the insurer earned $2.33 per share, falling short of analysts' average estimate of $2.55 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The company's user growth started slowing down in the back half of 2016, and it's already falling short of Wall Street growth estimates less than six months in.
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Australia said its economy grew at a 0.2 percent pace in the fourth quarter of 2018, falling short of the 0.3 percent forecast by analysts polled by Reuters.
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Companies falling short of the criteria would be fined 1% of their profits for every 1% wage gap found after adjusting for variables such as experience and performance.
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If I had to compare it to something, I'd say it sounds like late-period Madonna crossed with PC Music, and even that feels like it's falling short.
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The house ultimately sold early last year for $825,000, falling short of expectations, but Ms. Spencer was able to buy a house in Rosedale, Queens, with the proceeds.
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Non-fossil fuels would account for 17.6% of China's total energy mix by 2030 under current policies, falling short of China's pledge of around 20%, the study added.
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Total revenue rose to $428.5 million from $417.3 million a year earlier, marginally falling short of analysts' average estimate of $429.1 million, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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I can't wait to work together in the state Senate The state Democratic Party successfully flipped the balance of power in the legislature after falling short in 2017.
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NYON, Switzerland — Falling short of peak drama, Friday's Champions League draw sent Real Madrid to play Manchester City and paired Atlético Madrid with Bayern Munich in the semifinals.
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Though falling short of the simple majority required to oust the president, the final tally of 177 votes to 198, with nine abstentions, was closer than many expected.
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In Gaza, schools and most businesses remained closed and people mostly kept indoors, wary of Israeli strikes and the danger of misfired rockets falling short of the border.
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Australia said its economy grew at a 21.12855 percent pace in the fourth quarter of 2126.42, falling short of the 0.3 percent forecast by analysts polled by Reuters.
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Underlying EBITDA came to 138.2 million euros in the April-to-June period, falling short of the average estimate of 142 million in a Reuters poll of analysts.
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Holofcener's films tend to be about people confronting ordinary circumstances and falling short—because they are afraid of getting hurt, or of getting old, or simply of changing.
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Obama notched the lone Democratic victory there in modern times, squeaking out a 85033 percentage point victory in 2008, before falling short there by 2 points in 2012.
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A number of them say they faced a stark choice: Create new accounts by any means possible, or risk being fired for falling short of their sales goals.
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BEIJING, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Chinese banks extended 13 billion yuan ($94.55 billion) in new yuan loans in October, down sharply from September and falling short of analyst expectations.
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Australia said its economy grew at a 2126.42 percent pace in the fourth quarter of 2018, falling short of the 0.3 percent forecast by analysts polled by Reuters.
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If you were always falling short of your goals, time-wise, the app may suggest you add a certain number of extra minutes to the task next time.
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By that standard, he is constantly falling short, but that's because his new trademark is these long, unspooling melodies that find him playing with structural breaks and sound.
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What is your own gaming Everest—the challenge that, no matter your other achievement in the game in question, you keep on attempting, and keep falling short of?
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But many of the same people said the footage itself showed the department still was falling short in its efforts to respond effectively to people in mental crisis.
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The famously down-to-earth Democrat also sounded a note of relief about returning to everyday life in his home state after falling short of the vice presidency.
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For one, Bloomberg only backs the decriminalization of marijuana, falling short of full legalization — a stance he explained by saying there's a need for more research into cannabis.
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A new generation of affluent Chinese can seek help at private hospitals or go abroad, even as the rest endure long waits and find their treatment falling short.
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About 8.9 million viewers watched the first day of arguments on Wednesday, falling short of the roughly 11 million who watched on Tuesday, according to Nielsen ratings data.
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BRASILIA, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Brazilian miner Vale SA on Thursday reported net profit of $525 million for the fourth quarter, falling short of analyst expectations after booking impairments.
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If executives cannot innovate or locate new investments or new sources of revenue, it would seem that they are falling short in a major element of their duties.
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Bruno Min, a legal adviser at the human rights organization Fair Trials, said in his testimony that Interpol's mechanisms for handling those kinds of alerts are falling short.
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Roku said sales in the first quarter will be $120 million to $130 million, falling short of the $131.7 million average estimate of analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters.
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With "Empire" falling short, the door was opened for "The Big Bang Theory" to return to the No. 1 nonsports slot for the first time in three years.
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A look at the city in the Middle East that has succeeded in establishing a financial center, Dubai, offers some clues to where Riyadh might be falling short.
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Falling short of a milestone The trade truce would likely avert the duties the United States is scheduled to levy against $155 billion worth of Chinese goods Sunday.
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Roku said sales in the first quarter will be $120 million to $130 million, falling short of the $1.063 million average estimate of analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters.
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Despite ultimately falling short both times, he entered the U.S. Masters last month as one of the favorites but was never a factor as he tied for 32nd.
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If the US sends migrants back to countries where they are endangered, it may be falling short of its duties as a party to the 1951 Refugee Convention.
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Indeed, the question more often posed to Pochettino is whether his team is falling short because it does not yet have a trophy to show for its progress.
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BEIJING, June 12 (Reuters) - Chinese banks extended 1.18 trillion yuan ($170.7 billion) in net new yuan loans in May, up from April but falling short of analyst expectations.
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"If we want to talk about these golden arches being a symbol of the best of America, well, the arches are falling short," Harris said during the protest.
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I have routinely gotten five days of battery life, only falling short during my first four day span where I was excessively testing out as many features as possible.
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Auburn's point total and 32.7 shooting percentage were its lowest of the season, falling short of the previous worsts in an 83-67 loss to Ole Miss on Jan.
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The work, however, remains mostly on the surface of what it's pointing at, falling short as a social analysis that might truly dismantle any contradictions or psychology at play.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson lost his third bid to force a general election on December 12 on Monday, after falling short of the two-thirds majority needed in Parliament.
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He often spoke loudly over Clinton in a way that could have come across as condescending, apparently falling short of his goal to appear more presidential than his rival.
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But as an impassioned group of activists discovered in 1896, falling short sometimes does more than disappoint a losing litigant: it can cement a disastrous status quo for generations.
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The other side: Last year, Axios found that American intelligence-gathering on China is falling short, as China seeks more intelligence for political purposes instead of just economic applications.
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Despite falling short of a title win, Maragno said the automaker is "ecstatic" with its first-season results and committed to stay on for at least two more seasons.
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HSBC kickstarted a string of major bank earnings updates by announcing a 62 percent slump in profits for 2016, falling short of analysts' estimates due to writedowns from restructuring.
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BEIJING, July 12 (Reuters) - Chinese banks extended 1.66 trillion yuan ($241.35 billion) in net new yuan loans in June, up from May but still falling short of analyst expectations.
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More than 8,300 refugees and migrants are in the former military camp, housed in shipping containers and flimsy tents in conditions widely criticized as falling short of basic standards.
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Their job was to boost Democratic enthusiasm — and with Clinton falling short of President Obama's 2012 popular vote total by almost 8 million ballots, it's clear that didn't work.
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BPI said in a statement that only 63.6 percent of shareholders voted for two proposals at a shareholder meeting on Thursday, falling short of the two-thirds majority necessary.
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The athletic shoe and apparel company reported first-quarter earnings per share of $1.36, falling short of the Street's forecast for $1.38, according to a Thomson Reuters consensus estimate.
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TrueCar (TRUE) fell 2 cents short of estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of three cents per share, with the car-buying service's revenue also falling short of analyst estimates.
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TrueCar – TrueCar fell two cents short of estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of three cents per share, with the car-buying service's revenue also falling short of analyst estimates.
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In the end, GE created just 25 jobs, and in February agreed to pay 50 million euros ($56 million) into a reindustrialization fund for falling short of the target.
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The company posted a loss of 15 cents per share on revenue of $5003 million, falling short of the 9 cent EPS and revenue of $553.5 million analysts expected.
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Excluding financial assistance to North American franchisees and other items, the pizza chain earned 21 cents per share, falling short of Wall Street's expectations of 23 cents per share.
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Emissions are falling short of targets that would limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, the goal of the Paris climate accord, the report said.
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Due to the concentration of black voters, a candidate preferred by white voters could win a majority of House districts while still falling short in the popular vote tally.
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"Hobbs and Shaw" has made $186 million China and will likely top out soon, falling short of recent "Fast and Furious" movies that have earned over $390 million there.
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In the first round of voting in October, Edwards garnered just under 47% of the vote, falling short of the majority he needed to avoid a runoff with Rispone.
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Last year, she enrolled at Brooklyn High School for Leadership and Community Service, a transfer school for students who are falling short of the credits they need to graduate.
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Only 293 out of 650 lawmakers in the lower house of parliament supported the government's proposal — falling short of the two-thirds majority, or 173 votes, the government needed.
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And in a show of questions, a show that in falling short of its crazy ambition gives more than smaller shows that fully succeed, that final question echoes poignantly.
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After falling short in Florida, Al Gore lost to George W. Bush by five electoral votes, less than the net 18 votes Mr. Bush gained from small-state bias.
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Iggy Azalea firmly believes in her basic Valentine's Day gift package idea for women -- but it might be falling short for herself ... 'cause she's flying solo for the holiday.
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And if he starts falling short in several states we expect him to win — like Ohio, which votes Tuesday — he could be in serious danger of missing that target.
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In the aftermath of a fraught election cycle, which resulted in the Liberal Democrats falling short of expectations and gaining just four seats in Parliament, resignations are hardly unexpected.
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Election returns from Bolivia last night showed President Evo Morales falling short of the 10% margin needed to avoid a run-off — until they stopped showing anything at all.
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The U.S. Labor Department said Thursday that its U.S. producer price index was unchanged in July, falling short of a 0.2 percent increase expected by economists polled by Reuters.
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Their team has had a great season, knocking on the door of the finals but falling short after a three-way tie put them on the outside looking in.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Technology: Twitter pledged to proactively verify new accounts created by political candidates this election cycle, but an analysis by The Hill shows the company's vow is falling short.
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This could provide a window for candidates like Andrew Yang, who made the cut for every debate except for the most recent one, after falling short in qualifying polls.
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McConnell was visibly emotional during brief remarks on the floor after falling short of his promise to repeal ObamaCare after three GOP senators voted against the "skinny" repeal bill.
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IBM stock was down 210.4 percent on Tuesday after the company disclosed earnings for the second quarter of the year, falling short of revenue estimates but beating earnings estimates.
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But given the rate of progress in each of these countries, it is worthwhile to look at how they did it and where the US may be falling short.
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If he has indeed recovered from that injury, Betances could help boost a Mets bullpen that underperformed last season with Edwin Diaz and Jeurys Familia falling short of expectations.
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It found that Facebook managed to remove just 85033 percent of flagged posts within 24 hours and Twitter just 1 percent, both falling short of Germany's 70 percent benchmark.
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The German finance agency sold 2.413 billion euros in a top-up of its 10-year Bund on Wednesday with demand falling short of its 3 billion euros target.
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But the New Mexico lawsuit and the analyses of children's apps suggest that some app developers, ad tech companies and app stores are falling short in protecting children's privacy.
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All 29 member states have a target of spending 2% of their gross domestic product on defense and Trump has singled out Germany for falling short of the target.
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It projected third-quarter revenue of $3.25 billion, plus or minus 2 percent, falling short of analyst estimates of $3.34 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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So what was once thought of as a relatively easy fix to police use of force issues has ended up falling short of what many supporters and activists anticipated.
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I was worried, I shared, as an accordion-led melody played around us, about falling short of some standard in my writing, including the article I was writing about him.
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Total revenue grew 15.4%, matching estimates, according to data from Refinitiv IBES Excluding one-off items, Baidu earned 2.77 yuan per American depositary share, falling short of analysts' 2.89 estimate.
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Furthermore, with Q4 revenue and op profit guidance both falling short this trend seems set to continue near-term, with conservatism likely the primary reason for the disappointing profit outlook.
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"The threat of Donald Trump's proposed fiscal policies falling short of market expectations has exposed the Greenback to downside risks," said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM, in a note.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Jordan Spieth pronounced himself "back in business" on Sunday despite falling short in his quest to join an elite list of players to win consecutive British Opens.
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It could be measured in years: 240 after the birth of the United States, 96 after women won the right to vote, eight after coming tantalizingly close -- and falling short.
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Sales at stores in the United States open more than a year were flat, falling short of the 1.9 percent growth expected by analysts polled by research firm Consensus Metrix.
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Despite all the cheer, she came perilously close to falling short of the sixth medal in tough conditions at the Olympic Shooting Centre in the hills outside Rio de Janeiro.
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The quarter was more or less a complete whiff, falling short of Wall Street estimates for earnings, revenue generated, and also the company's outlook for the first quarter next year.
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The market likely expected additional stimulus from Beijing after the mainland's data deluge last week showed the economic health of the world's second largest economy was falling short of expectations.
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But replacing your aged summer (or winter, or spring, or last summer...) makeup with new products for fall doesn't have to put you at risk of falling short on rent.
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American Eagle's third-quarter same-store sales rose 8 percent, falling short of an 8.5 percent increase estimated by analysts due to lower demand for its flagship line of apparel.
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Declining access may be viewed by Japanese investigators as falling short of a pledge made by Seventh Fleet commander Vice Admiral Joseph P. Aucoin of full cooperation in the investigation.
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They have been rewarding companies with share price gains of 1.5%-3% if profits beat or meet already lowered estimates, while those falling short are not being penalized as much.
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Revenue is also expected to miss estimates, as Finisar predicts to make between $360 million to $380 million for the fourth quarter, falling short of a $1.693 million Reuters forecast.
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Dish Network – The satellite TV operator reported quarterly profit of 653 cents per share, falling short of consensus estimates by three cents, although revenue did come in above analyst projections.
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Mariano Rajoy, of the centre-right People's Party (PP), received 170 votes of support in Wednesday's parliamentary confidence vote, falling short of the minimum 176 needed to form a government.
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On an adjusted basis, the world's largest asset manager earned $4.75 per share, falling short of the average analyst estimate of $4.80, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Given that the average retirement age is 64 for men and 62 for women, 50-somethings who are falling short need to get serious about fattening up their nest egg.
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The ICO also specifically calls out industry mechanisms created by the Internet Advertising Bureau and Google for publishers and advertisers to gather consents as falling short of the legal standard.
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Recent data showed consumer spending and the housing market were soft, it said, despite strong growth in employment and labor income, with exports and business investment falling short of expectations.
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According to NRF, during the critical months of November and December, sales rose 3 percent to $626.1 billion, falling short of its forecast for 3.7 percent growth during the period.
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Most of the French improvement came in the services sector, with the manufacturing index actually falling short of expectations although it remained well above the 54.43 line that denotes growth.
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Despite the serious implications associated with head impacts and the growing prevalence of reported concussions, there are still a number of reasons why laws surrounding concussion protocols are falling short.
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They have been rewarding companies with share price gains of 1.5%-3% if profits beat or meet already lowered estimates, while those falling short are not being penalised as much.
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Now there's another group of aggrieved Wells Fargo workers: people who say they were fired or demoted for staying honest and falling short of sales goals they say were unrealistic.
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Its giant endowment lost 2 percent in the year to June, falling short of its own yardsticks and the 3.4 percent gain generated by David Swensen at its rival, Yale.
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Serbia and France, which won silver and bronze medals two years ago at the Basketball World Cup, will be among the favorites to earn berths after falling short last summer.
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Sanders can go on to win New Hampshire, but that would be his high-water mark, like New England scoring against Denver but falling short on the two-point conversion.
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Excluding one-time items, the company earned 13 Canadian cents per share, falling short of analysts' average expectation of 16 Canadian cents, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee raised roughly $5.5 million last month, falling short of its Democratic counterpart's cash haul in April but maintaining its lead in overall cash on hand.
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There was no shortage of gadgets at CES, and there will be no shortage at Toy Fair next month, of robots and gadgets promising artificial intelligence — and generally falling short.
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So maybe we shouldn't be too surprised that several projection systems have the Wolves coming close but ultimately falling short of that 41.5-win mark, as well as the playoffs.
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"Hmm, seems like there's a lot of gray area here," said Eileen O'Brien, 65, of Clearwater, Florida, reading aloud a line about the findings falling short of a criminal case.
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"Obviously, falling short isn't fun," Blount said, "but when you go out and put 31 points on a defense like that, I think it says there's a bright future here."
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CZI's gift is the second biggest tech philanthropy donation for the coronavirus that has been publicly unveiled, falling short of only the Gates Foundation's donation to the same therapeutics fund.
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The leaders in that communique called for reform of World Trade Organization rules that they said were falling short of objectives and pledged to review progress at the Japan summit.
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And if your key priority with Obamacare was building a more consumer-centric insurance marketplace, then the law is quite clearly falling short — and possibly on the path to failure.
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The Monmouth poll suggests six candidates are in danger of falling short of the viability threshold in many precincts: businessman Tom Steyer (219 percent), entrepreneur Andrew Yang (22016 percent), Sen.
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Data last month from the INSEE national statistics office said the French economy had expanded by 0.4 percent in the third quarter - falling short of forecasts for 0.5 percent growth.
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Children over 15 years are tried as adults in Saudi Arabia and can be executed, "after trials falling short of guarantees of due process and fair trial", the report said.
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His institute was known for fastidious research and for a weekly newsletter in which he directed scathing criticism at those he felt were falling short on their commitment to Latinos.
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At the end of the day, many Americans are already falling short when it comes to saving enough for retirement, so pulling funds out is generally not a good option.
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Aviva last month said it would reorganise into five divisions and sell its stake in its Hong Kong business, falling short of investor expectations for a broader change in strategy.
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The gender wage gap is persistent, and a new study reveals that even women students who hail from Ivy League schools are falling short of shattering the glass ceiling, financially.
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The company reported earnings of 95 cents per share on revenue of $221.2 million, falling short of 96 cent EPS and revenue of $221.2 million analysts forecast, according to Refinitiv.
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This curiosity and the process of asking for feedback can be difficult, but ultimately it will provide insight that could be the difference between reaching your goals and falling short.
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Addressing EU lawmakers in Strasbourg, Juncker said Westminster's ideas to replace the contentious backstop policy were falling short just six weeks before the U.K. is set to leave the bloc.
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For the third quarter, Herman Miller said it expects earnings between 68 cents to 72 cents per share on an adjusted basis, falling short of the 75 cent EPS expected.
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The Browns have been a disappointment all season, and what better way to cap off a year of falling short than a loss to the lowly Bengals in Week 17.
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REYKJAVIK (Reuters) - Icelanders opted for stability in a general election with anti-establishment Pirate Party falling short of expectations and the junior partner in the outgoing government emerging on top.
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In the email, which had the subject line "We're falling short," Ms. Warren seemed to acknowledge that her campaign would never match the money raised by those of her rivals.
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Economists will be watching this indicator more closely than usual, as the inflation rate has been falling short of what many experts had expected, indicating a slightly less robust economy.
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What's clear is that in 2017 the country is falling short of realizing it's true potential as the land of the free and a place of real opportunity for all.
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And trying to live in pursuit of a stress-free state of mind will only continue to infuriate us — and make us feel like we're falling short of an impossible standard.
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It could also be about the kids, who are now trying to run things like their parents and keep falling short when it comes to things like, you know, basic democracy.
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However, the duties will not necessarily end because the 18 countries that voted against them do not represent a majority of the EU's population, falling short of the blocking "qualified majority".
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The hiring spree marks a moment of reckoning at Didi, which had been fixated on collecting passengers and drivers while falling short in fulfilling social responsibilities attached to a tech platform.
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Sri Lanka's central bank governor Indrajit Coomaraswamy on Friday said the economy is unlikely to grow more than 4 percent in 2018, falling short of an earlier estimate of 5 percent.
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Still, some environmentalists in New Jersey have scoffed at this plan, viewing it as falling short in transparency for not requiring the utility companies to open their books to the public.
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The move came after the Senate voted to reject a mid-trial effort to allow for witnesses and documents in a 51-85033 vote, falling short of the simple majority needed.
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While it better analysts' estimates on earnings per share, its revenues of $5003 million was less impressive — within the company's own estimated range, but falling short of what analysts had expected.
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Steelcase posted EPS of 15 cents and revenue of $735 million, falling short of analysts' consensus expectations of 19 cents in EPS and $743 million in revenue, according to Thomson Reuters.
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WarnerMedia, which includes Turner and premium TV channel HBO, reported revenue of $8.38 billion in the quarter, falling short of analysts' estimates of $8.45 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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WarnerMedia, which includes Turner and premium TV channel HBO, reported revenue of $244.83 billion in the quarter, falling short of analysts' estimates of $245.11 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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The Obama-era guidance said schools had to do everything they could to resolve an investigation in 60 days, and falling short of that, communicate with all parties about any delays.
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Official Chinese trade data for May showed the country's exports beating forecasts and imports falling short of expectations, leaving it with an overall trade surplus of $41.65 billion for the month.
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And if you have a question or ever think that one of your fellow Googlers or the company as a whole may be falling short of our commitment, don't be silent.
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The new talks are the latest in nearly six months of attempts to form a government following an election which the centrist, populist ANO won, while falling short of a majority.
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After falling short of his party's presidential nomination in 21964, Bush ran for the presidency again in 21966 and defeated Massachusetts Democrat Michael Dukakis, winning 19743 of the 21974 U.S. states.
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There are many behaviors that would be labeled immoral and harmful — in a way that can't be dismissed as "locker room talk" — despite falling short of running up against the law.
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The Victoria's Secret owner also said it expects 26.4 earnings per share to be between $2.20 and $2.60, falling short of analysts' estimates of $2.71, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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In 2016, the Association of American Medical Colleges estimated that the presence of Black-identifying students was 7.7 percent, falling short of the 13.4 percent seen in the country's general population.
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The Victoria's Secret owner also said it expects 2019 earnings per share to be between $2.20 and $2.073, falling short of analysts' estimates of $2.71, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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But the allocations for food subsidies are still falling short, and the FCI, the main grain procurement agency, has been forced to borrow billions of dollars to run the welfare program.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE.
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By falling short, his burden in the remaining states grows even greater: He might now need 58 or 59 percent of the remaining delegates, depending on how the results finish. Mrs.
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Their best argument is that the current system is a mess, and clearly failing, but simple logic has a way of falling short in Albany without strong pressure from the top.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's Finance Ministry has lowered its growth forecast for 2019 to 1.1% as evidence mounts that Latin America's second-largest economy is falling short of the government's expectations.
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But the fund, which has consistently outperformed its target return in recent periods, grew a mere 0.5 percent in the October-December quarter, falling short of its target of 1.4 percent.
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But being a delegate is a fraught assignment this year, with Trump at risk of falling short of the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the nomination on the first ballot.
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They voted 42-57 on moving the Qatar arms deal out of the committee, with both falling short of the simple majority needed to bring the resolutions to the Senate floor.
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The Labor Department said on Wednesday its Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell 0.1 percent last month, its first since May 2017 and falling short of the Street's expectations for no change.
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The additions come on the heels of Roku's Q3 earnings, which saw the company beat Wall Street expectations on hardware, but saw platform revenue falling short — causing the stock to drop.
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The company said it expects first-quarter revenue to be between $86 million and $90 million and full-year revenue of between $370 million and $382 million, falling short of expectations.
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This year, analysts have slated Brazil to produce more than 100 million tonnes of soybeans for the first time after falling short of that expectation last year at 95.4 million tonnes.
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Kristin Kirkpatrick, RDN, the lead dietitian and manager of Wellness Nutrition Services at Cleveland Clinic Wellness & Preventive Medicine, says she typically recommends supplementing with D3 for people who are falling short.
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The Rockets didn't even try to deny that falling short of Game 235 this time — with visiting Golden State missing both Durant and DeMarcus Cousins from its starting lineup — landed worse.
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BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Underlying inflation in the euro zone rebounded in June, offering some comfort to the European Central Bank but still falling short of the improvement policymakers are hoping for.
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" Cruz, who many believe will wage a second White House bid after falling short in 2016, used his appearance to record a live taping of his newly-launched podcast "The Verdict.
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On paper, the average value of community benefits for all nonprofits about equals the value of the tax exemption, but there is tremendous variation among individual hospitals, with many falling short.
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The strength of Bernie Sanders' campaign -- four years after narrowly falling short to Hillary Clinton -- is a fresh beacon to the party's liberal wing that has grown frustrated with establishment politics.
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No airline on the list ranked lower than 70%, an improvement from last year that saw Frontier Airlines dip slightly below that number and JetBlue Airlines nearly falling short as well.
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Excluding items, Medtronic earned $1.44 per share, beating the average analyst expectation of $1.38 per share and net sales rose 2% to $7.72 billion, falling short of estimates of $7.81 billion.
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