It's the players' fault, the coaches' fault, everyone in this locker room's fault.
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This was not my ex-husband's fault, or the school's fault, or my students' fault.
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And that's the players' fault, the coaches' fault, that's everybody in this locker room's fault.
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It wasn't my fault, it wasn't my parents' fault, and it definitely wasn't the school's fault.
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So it still is his fault and not Tony's fault, or the suit's fault, or anything like that.
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It's definitely not Twitter's fault — it's my own fault.
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It's definitely not Twitter's fault -- it's my own fault.
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This is not the president's fault, it's no one's fault.
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"Thass not yer fault, thass men's fault," Alison tells Cherie.
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And it's not the policemen's fault; it's the country's fault.
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It's not Luke's fault, and it's certainly not Mary's fault.
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It wasn't the job's fault — it wasn't the newspaper's fault.
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And he tried to do that from the office, too; it's not his fault, it's Obama's fault, the Russians are Obama's fault.
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An arc fault 1 is the next most severe, then an arc fault 2 and, finally, an arc fault 3, the employees said.
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It's not the family's fault, and it's not the teacher's fault.
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" May 20, 2019 [Rally]: "It's his fault, no, it's his fault.
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It was all our fault, but it was my fault first.
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"That's not the NRA's fault, that's our fault," Foster told Splinter.
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It's not your fault… no, no, no, it's not your fault.
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Kind to a fault—that is, if he had a fault.
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It was their fault Bob was dead; their fault Johnny was dying; their fault Soda and I might get put in a boys' home.
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That is not cable news' fault and that is not CNN's fault.
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There's the fault line—we're right on the San Andreas fault line.
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These features, known as the Pyramid Lake Fault, the Honey Lake Fault, and the Warm Springs Valley Fault, are almost impossible to see from the ground.
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That's partly the show's fault and partly the fault of the subject matter.
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It's our fault for electing them, and it's their fault for not performing.
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Strike-slip faults can be found around the world, including in many densely inhabited areas: the San Andreas fault in California; the Anatolian fault system in Turkey; the Dead Sea fault in the Middle East; and the Enriquillo fault in Haiti.
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It's not your fault if it works, it's not your fault if it fails.
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Is it the thief's fault, or is it my fault for being a moron?
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My actions weren't her fault, and Ms. Wehmeyer's husband's actions weren't her fault either.
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The main shock ruptured just miles from the Garlock fault, a major fault line that runs more than 180 miles from the San Andreas Fault to Death Valley.
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"There are three degrees of fault: a significant degree of fault, which is 16 to 24 months; a normal degree of fault, which is eight to 16 months; and a light degree of fault, which is zero to eight months," Greene said.
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It's not pasta's fault, it's not salad's fault, it's just a sad and perplexing truth.
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It wasn't Mr. Cruz's fault, or the fault of the media — not even Megyn Kelly.
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It's not the fault of anybody ... If there is any fault to cast, it's America.
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That's partly Apple's fault, as always, but here I think it's partly Giphy's fault, too.
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He sees their fatal fault—our fatal fault—as a lack of vision or sympathy.
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I'd like to claim that it's partially my fault, but it's not completely my fault.
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It was his fault, yeah, 'cause not enforcing it on his wife is his fault.
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So, the implication is that the MCAS fault has similar symptoms to that classic fault.
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Q: Is it our fault for not saving enough, or is it the system's fault?
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"Assigning fault in an accident is rarely a zero-sum process where one driver is 100 percent at fault whereas the other driver is zero percent at fault," she said.
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After all, this isn't his or her fault, it was the fault of the last guy.
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"This is not Gloria's fault, it is no one's fault but theirs," he said of USAG.
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Sometimes it just doesn't work out and it's nobody's fault, and it's especially not your fault.
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"That's their fault, not my fault," Hield said of the sites that had his age wrong.
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"It is not the fault of Iowa, it is the Do Nothing Democrats fault," Trump tweeted.
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Sanders eschews relationships and deal making to a fault, while Biden fetishizes them to a fault.
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Vanacore suspects an extension of the Punta Montalva fault or another unknown fault in the region.
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The Ventura-Pitas Point Fault wasn't identified as an active and potentially dangerous fault until the 1980s.
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If our machines are pushing medicine in the wrong direction, it's our fault, not the machines' fault.
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That wasn't our fault, and it wasn't the fault of the people on the ship, either. OK?
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"A lot of people will think it's their fault, and it's really the designer's fault," he said.
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It is not your fault, or if it is your fault, you have to be compassionate to yourself.
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I had fucked up on Drag Race a lot and it's not the show's fault, it's my fault.
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"People view obesity as the parent's fault, the child's fault," and believe that the state shouldn't be paying.
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It did cost a lot of money to make, but that was our own fault, not Nigel's fault.
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"I don't want to sound like it's their fault, because it is absolutely not their fault," Walker says.
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That spot is "part of a fault network that connect[s] the southernmost end of the San Andreas fault with the Imperial fault," meaning stress along multiple faults might be compounding the earthquake-causing effects.
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So you know, it&aposs easy to say well, it&aposs ABC&aposs fault or its Ambien&aposs fault.
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Now people are upset that the US is reversing course, but that's President Obama's fault, not President Trump's fault.
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California is located in a hot zone of fault lines, the most notorious of them the San Andreas Fault.
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"I have no idea if she was at fault, not at fault, whatever," Mr. Adams, the former lawman, said.
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That data will help to determine whether the operator was at fault or whether the system was at fault.
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One can fault Rise of Skywalker for many things, but they cannot fault it for not playing the hits.
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Both tell the people that their weakness is not their fault, but rather the fault of perpetrators in power.
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I'm going to preface that, that it's not your fault, that it's not your fault but now it's your responsibility.
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And what she said, these children are in this position not through their own fault, but the fault of adults.
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You know, they are fighting over whether it was the center&aposs fault or whether it was the parents fault.
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"Yeah, when that happens, the fact that it doesn't make sense is either their fault or your fault," Allison laughs.
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"We cannot fault the president for being politically incorrect, but we do fault him for being constitutionally incorrect," Chin said.
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At-fault collisionIf you're found to be at-fault in an accident, your annual insurance premium could jump by 42%.
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It's not the fault of the revolution—it's the fault of Venezuela, which has an old, deformed rentier oil economy.
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" In a separate post, the earthquake center said the aftershocks suggested "the fault ruptured along a North-South oriented fault.
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Once you stripped all that stuff out, some if it's Google's fault, some of it's eBay's fault, blah blah blah.
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You meet something bad, he is the reason; climate change, his fault; asteroids, his fault; earthquakes those faults are his faults.
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The red shaded area shows earthquake fault lines in Haiti, while the yellow shows earthquake fault lines in the Dominican Republic.
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"I made my teammates look bad, and that's my fault, and my fault only," Villanueva told reporters during a news conference .
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Whether that's Google's fault for pushing too fast, or Mozilla / Microsoft's fault for being too slow is still open for debate.
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The fault, officially known as the Newport-Inglewood/Rose Canyon fault zone, caused a 6.4-magnitude quake in Long Beach, Calif.
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So it&aposs our fault or the president&aposs fault that the press refuses to do no soul-searching at all?
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Sort of like Northridge 1994 was on a small fault to adjust for the bend in the San Andreas fault. pic.twitter.
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They also used them to discover a new fault system near the San Andreas Fault, which runs along the California coast.
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It's not the kids fault that he/she doesn't have any money in their Lunch account, it's more the parents fault.
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"We cannot fault the president for being politically incorrect, but we do fault him for being constitutionally incorrect," Mr. Chin said.
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Caltech seismologist Lucy Jones said earthquake "swarms" aren't unexpected around Brawley -- there also was a swarm in 2012 -- because the fault-riddled region called the Brawley Seismic Zone lies between the large San Andreas Fault and the Imperial Fault.
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It wouldn't make sense to grant no-fault divorces and then consider fault when making alimony decisions, critics of the bills say.
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To their surprise, they discovered a previously undetected strand of the fault that bends toward and connects with the Rodgers Creek fault.
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In any case, "[A]t the end of the day, everything is our fault – and my fault most of all," admitted Musk.
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Well it turns out that's not Uber's fault, but the fault of an iOS Maps extension made available to developers in September.
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I first submitted the puzzle with FAULT INSURANCE ("Second serve in tennis, essentially"), but I hadn't realized that "no-fault" was hyphenated.
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"So far, the court has never found him at fault, and they just continue to detain him without finding fault," he said.
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Zigi maps fault lines, including the Hope Fault, a handy metaphor for the ever-shifting and sometimes dangerous terrain of family life.
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It's not my parents, friends, husband's or even God's fault I used, and it not anyone's fault today when things go bad.
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Finally, the last two messages transmitted a fault in the autopilot system and then a fault in a portion of the flight controls.
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"It's California's fault" sounds as if we're blaming the Golden State for something, but we are really looking for the SAN ANDREAS fault.
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If you get mad or upset, it's your fault for having unreasonable expectations; if they get mad, it's your fault for upsetting them.
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It took years and years of nonsense that I thought was her fault, but it was always my fault, looking back on it.
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It is not their fault they were kidnapped, it is not their fault they were physically, emotionally, and mentally abused for a month.
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"She said, 'We have nothing to discuss, and it's not my fault; it's the fault of you or another doctor,'" said Kozlova, 22.
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By contrast, the fault that ruptured on Friday was a so-called strike-slip fault, in which the earth movement is largely horizontal.
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When she was ready to recognize the fault that was in her son, I was willing to talk about the fault in me.
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For her book Rift/Fault, Marion Belanger investigated landscapes along the San Andreas Fault in California and the Mid-Atlantic Rift in Iceland.
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Both the Democratic and Republican presidential primaries revealed deep fault lines in the parties' respective coalitions, fault lines that are not going away.
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That's kind of the fault of physics, kind of the fault of programmers who haven't optimized their software for multi-core, and kind of the fault of the fact that some tasks are just difficult to break up into simultaneously processed chunks.
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"Yeah devil, this is all your fault, all your fault because you descended to Earth," he purportedly said in a video posted Sunday morning .
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CAIN: I have this not-your-fault-dolphin that I run around with, and I am just happy that everything is not my fault.
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So what that means is that if a woman doesn't have an orgasm from intercourse, it's not her fault or it's not his fault.
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We found them standing inside a fault trench, a 50-foot-long cut in the ground dug by a backhoe, perpendicular to the fault.
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But it is not the fault of the players who took those checks any more than it is the fault of EA Sports itself.
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That can cause pressure changes in the formation that can upset the equilibrium around a fault zone, causing an earthquake as the fault slips.
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Divorce laws vary from state to state, starting with fault versus no fault states, so it's important to know exactly what you're walking into.
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It's never the kid's fault except in media, where it's the kid's fault because the kid hurt the parents' ability to make more money.
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"This isn't his fault it's the states fault for not letting a trans man compete in the men's division 🤷♀️ oh well Mary blame the school board not the student, it's not his fault he's being discriminated against," one person wrote in a Facebook post.
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Perhaps, insurance will take on a no-fault form, in which neither party is at fault, and each car owner's insurance covers their own vehicle.
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The seismic activity is unlikely to affect fault lines outside of the area, Jones said, noting that the gigantic San Andreas Fault is far away.
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Deep below the city, the Hayward Fault -- one of the most active fault lines in the country -- suddenly slips, setting off a magnitude-7.0 earthquake.
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As punishment, the woman is surrounded by a group of women chanting, "Your fault, it was your fault you were raped," until she breaks down.
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Mr. Matsumori said there was an active fault close to the quake's epicenter, but that the agency had not confirmed if the fault had moved.
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Can you be honest to a fault, and does that fault lure you not merely into wild indiscretion but right to the brink of ferocity?
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When the number of uninsured Americans skyrockets on their watch, they'll claim that it's not their fault — like everything, it's the fault of liberal elites.
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When faults have been quiet for some time, the risk for movement on a fault or section of a fault might double, at most, he explained.
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"It's not the fault of Iowa, it is the Do-Nothing Democrats fault," Mr. Trump tweeted, while in the next sentence he defended Iowa going first.
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They have played along with his construct that nothing is his fault and everything is the fault of the media and the way we cover him.
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And when you have a political discourse that loves to point fingers, "Oh, it's this person's fault or that group's fault," it becomes an easy escape.
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It's not a fault line, but a network Fault lines occur where rocks on two sides push against or slide past each other, displacing the earth's crust.
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They appealed in court and the charge was later amended to a "no-fault dependency," meaning the child entered state custody at no fault of the parents.
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After my divorce [in 2014], I was getting slut-shamed on the internet, as if [the divorce] was my fault when nobody knew whose fault it was.
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MARS CURIOSITY ROVER&aposS SURPRISING FINDS FROM THE RED PLANET THROUGH THE YEARS "Since the last contact with the rover ... Opportunity has likely experienced a low-power fault and perhaps, a mission clock fault and now an up-loss fault," NASA explained in a July 31 blog post .
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Imperial County, along the U.S.-Mexico border, is where a number of active fault strands are located, including the "main fault" being the San Andreas, according to Graves.
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That was really hurtful for me, and it's not JoJo's fault and it's not your fault — I just don't know what kind of advice I would offer her.
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When she has all of these people telling her this horrific thing that happened to her is her fault, it makes her question whether it was her fault.
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It's not your fault that you're so awesome that people are jealous of you, but it is your fault if you escalate a situation instead of stepping back.
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That our sick bodies are not our fault—or the fault of our food system or government—and that there is an easy, quick solution to our problems.
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A reader comes to understand that Gay is both "at fault" and "not at fault" for her body, so the expectations for what comes next are subtly shifted.
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PHILADELPHIA — It is not Barack Obama's fault that Donald Trump is the Republican presidential nominee, any more than the proverbial hurricane is the fault of the proverbial butterfly.
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But going more than 100 years without major seismic activity along the fault zone is an anomaly, geologists say, and could portend a massive earthquake along the infamous fault.
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Although the San Andreas fault has been credited as one of the most powerful quake-makers in the region, there is another fault line buried deep inside the Earth.
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Jakarta is a victim of climate change, the fault of humans the world over (though mostly the fault of corporations), but it's also a victim of its own policies.
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Adding the Rodgers Creek fault to the north now means that there's a wider range of earthquake sizes and lengths that could occur along this fault system, Burgmann says.
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Currency fluctuations are not your fault, nor our fault; but if we sell at a loss, the simple fact is that there won't be a OnePlus in the future.
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The tin market, according to the nine producers, "is detached from fundamentals", for which read, "the current low tin price is not our fault, it's the fault of speculators".
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Much – most – of that was not her fault.
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"Andres' point is that it's (Mexico's) fault, it's not the fault of the United States," said campaign aide Marcelo Ebrard, who succeeded Lopez Obrador as mayor, serving from 2006-2012.
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Another possibility is that the Salton Sea swarm could cause the nearby San Jacinto fault system to rupture, which would in turn trigger the collapse of the San Andreas Fault.
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"Honestly, I feel like it wasn't my fault because if you didn't watch the finale when the finale aired, that's your fault if it gets ruined for you," Nikki says.
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He added that if anything goes wrong with the project, it will not be Facebook's fault -— but the fault of regulators not reacting appropriately and customers who buy in anyway.
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"They rarely admit fault and yet so many times they're the first ones to throw the stone and they're the last ones to admit fault," Spicer said of the media.
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The Associated Press was clobbered on Twitter after it anointed the Democratic claim that Trump was at fault for the shutdown "false," saying that the Democrats are at fault too.
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My brother and sister firefighters were still on-scene on Interstate 5 that Monday morning when the finger-pointing began: it's Amtrak's fault, because it was their train; it's the state's fault, because trains shouldn't have been rolling through there at all; it's SoundTransit's fault, it's Washington's Department of Transportation, it's Sen.
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According to their (provisional, and somewhat speculative) data, the fault is many thousands of years old, and lies roughly parallel to, and is only kilometers from, the famous San Andreas fault.
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But it could mean there's a heightened chance of a bigger quake over the next few days near the Calaveras Fault, a branch of the San Andreas Fault system, she said.
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But as Smithsonian notes, that doesn't mean these earthquakes are stronger than single-fault events:Combination earthquakes aren't necessarily more powerful than single-fault ones, but they do travel in different ways.
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" Ryan peaceably interjects, "We obviously try to be diplomatic because we're southern and say, 'Uhh well ultimately it's the culture industry's fault,' It's capitalism's fault for the way the artist behaves!
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Rather, for decades couples had been conspiring with family lawyers to fabricate just the right amount of fault to persuade the courts to grant them what were essentially no-fault divorces.
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Of course it isn't exclusively fabric's fault—in fact it's almost exclusively the fault of the UK's deeply flawed drug legislation—but we can't expect incidents like these to occur unquestioned.
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It's not his fault, he signed to face the formidable Fernando Gonzalez before that bout fell through, it is the fault of promoters trying to sell the untouchable Anderson Silva vibe.
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I'm always surprised by things I'd been telling myself for years had been other people's fault, but then I would look in my diary and realize it was completely my fault!
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Director: TK McKamy "It Ain't My Fault" – Brothers Osborne
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"I 100 percent have fault — 100 percent," Cary admitted.
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Obviously, that's not her fault — she was a child!
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Whose fault is that — the colleges or the economy?
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BTW ... turns out the scratch wasn't the valet's fault.
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CAN WE REALLY ATTRIBUTE IT – IS IT THEIR FAULT?
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She is not a morally perfect person — her fault!
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The slowdown — to be clear — is not Trump's fault.
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It wasn't their fault — we were easy to miss.
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These rules are obviously intended to prevent construction on active fault lines, but they're not always enforced: a 2013 LA Times investigation that found that officials in LA approved more than a dozen construction projects on or near fault lines because they said the state hadn't yet designated the areas as earthquake fault zones.
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To even repeat that story of his 'friend' who wouldn't hire the 'pretty woman' as if it's the MOVEMENT's fault and not the sexist man's fault is all you need to hear.
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"We don't know what happened, we don't know whether it was a manufacturing fault or Lion Air fault or whole lot of other issues," he said, adding that safety is a marathon.
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For example, Graves said a magnitude 7 earthquake would have a fault length of about 30 miles and a magnitude 8 earthquake would have a fault length of 250 to 300 miles.
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If we can all agree that rape is unequivocally the fault of the rapist, then we should be able to agree that assault and robbery is the fault of the assailant, period.
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Unlike other seismologists, Lozos doesn't believe that the San Andreas fault—the primary plate boundary fault in southern California that extends for 800 miles (1,290 km)—worked alone during the 1812 earthquake.
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The researchers theorize that the LFEs are triggered when the stress imposed by the solid-earth tide exceeds the strength of the fault at a given point, resulting in a fault slip.
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"You know it's not your fault, it's not your wife's fault – she didn't do anything wrong to make her feel this way, it's sometimes just how your body works," he told BuzzFeed.
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The destruction that happened wasn't personal, nor was it any one person's fault — it was everyone's fault, because society was what was messed up, and that gave the destruction a pleasant distance.
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"It's Parliament's fault, it's the opposition's fault, it's the Benn act, it's Germany, it's Ireland," proclaimed an exasperated Sir Keir Starmer, Labour's Brexit spokesman, trying to define the prime minister's slippery style.
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In doing so, they are taking advantage of the Democratic position that these children came to the U.S. through "no fault of their own," implying that the fault does lie with someone.
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The direction of the fault movement in this case would be horizontal — more like the San Andreas fault in California — and would be less likely to generate large tsunamis, Dr. Haeussler said.
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Take a Number Two fault zones that were thought to be separate actually make up one continuous fault system running through San Diego, Orange and Los Angeles counties, according to new research.
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Over all, the fault moves and accumulates stress at less than one-tenth the rate of the nearby San Andreas fault, meaning it is not as likely to rupture, Dr. Sahakian said.
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A USGS-led report in 2008 noted that the Hayward fault is one of two (along with the nearby Rodgers Creek fault) most likely to produce a severe earthquake in the Bay Area.
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The valley is bounded by two enormous fault scarps—step-like structures where two sides of a fault have become vertically offset from one another—and it cuts up to 2 miles deep.
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Berdych grabbed a break point when a foot fault contributed to a Fognini double fault but after flinging his racket to the ground in frustration, the Italian saved it with a stunning pass.
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The quake, estimated at a magnitude 7.5, started along the 130-mile (210 km) San Jacinto fault, but its energy travelled to the nearby San Andreas fault, causing it to rupture as well.
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But in 2010, high-resolution images taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) mission revealed Moon-wide fault scarps, or cliffs tens to hundreds of feet high produced by motion along fault lines.
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Last year, Burgmann and other seismologists discovered that the Hayward fault also extends south to connect with the Calaveras fault, which stretches about 70 miles from near Mount Diablo to the Salinas Valley.
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The curb's disappearance resulted in the loss of one of the most visible historical markers of the Hayward Fault, which runs 74 miles along San Francisco Bay, parallel to the San Andreas Fault.
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" He added that the romance would be central, evoking the hugely popular young-adult film "The Fault in Our Stars": "As a nickname for this film, 'The Fault in Our Mars' is perfect.
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Morales "is definitely at fault in this crash," Montes says.
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That they are so low is largely Mrs May's fault.
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The short answer is that it is Richard Nixon's fault.
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"Someone tell Baby Gap it's not their fault," @allisona15 wrote.
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He failed, badly, and that failure was largely his fault.
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If it has a fault, it's a little too mellow.
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Something was missing, and it was no one's particular fault.
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It's my fault for letting all of this even happen.
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We know, we've learned that this is not their fault.
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Neither earthquake struck along the San Andreas Fault, officials said.
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My wife remembers me feeling like it was my fault.
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Nor for the FAA ground transceivers that got fault reports.
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It keeps happening and it's frustrating to almost a fault.
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Hague and Ovchinin in the capsule before the fault occurred.
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They say that this is the fault of the media.
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We all feel the fractured fault lines across our country.
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Someone makes a wrong turn, or a fault line slips.
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The Hydrogen One's spectacular failure is nobody's fault but Red's.
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"It's my fault; it is what it is," said Gauvin.
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It's not entirely Tesla's fault that it took so long.
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It's not their fault and we're all guilty of it.
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That was probably Jerry's fault though, with his chump ass.
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"He's not at fault here," Goulbourne said of her son.
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But it's our own fault, you know what I mean?
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"All that happened to me wasn't their fault," Eads said.
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And ultimately, that's not the fault of anyone in Congress.
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You heard me, all this bad news is your fault.
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She may be the woman at fault right now, though.
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Oh, and let's see: It was all kinda Churchill's fault.
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In both melody and arrangement, it's tasteful to a fault.
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There's companies like that, through no fault of their own.
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Sometimes it's the fault of flubs and flaws and leakers.
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"I thought it was my fault," Marsham told BuzzFeed News.
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Sometimes those cost overruns are the Pentagon's or Washington's fault.
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" "Who would you put at fault for that particular location?
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Conyers did not admit fault as part of the settlement.
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Colleen apologizes, but Misty assures her it isn't her fault.
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"Just some miscues, my fault on my passes," Westbrook said.
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Do the fans at fault deserve to be publicly dragged?
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Not saying the case is 100 percent at fault there.
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It's currently unclear who was at fault for the collision.
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But the error in his name wasn't the passenger's fault.
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We already know that Murphy is intentional to a fault.
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And of course, Progressive said that it was my fault.
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That's mostly bad news, but it's mostly not Samsung's fault.
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Inadequate testing, however, is not just the fault of millennials.
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"She's spoiled rotten right now, and that's completely our fault."
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"It is not the fault of Pakistan Railways," he said.
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Any appearance of disproportionality is the terrorists' fault, not Israel's.
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It was the fault of the system, it turned out.
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And sometimes you fail because it's your own damn fault.
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Police initially said Williams was at fault for the crash.
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Well, it hasn't, and that's not the fault of art.
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"It's Halle Berry's fault," Banks said before addressing actor directly.
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"It's no one's fault," Jones wrote on Twitter on Saturday.
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First, Mr. Trump found fault with the Republican National Committee.
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Angel was convinced that it was all her mother's fault.
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It's the woman's fault for consenting to a secret marriage.
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"I can't fault the help I've been given," he says.
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To be honest, I don't care whose fault it is.
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"I have no fault with the earlier officers," he said.
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Personally, I have always been very thin — to a fault.
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Wait… I am saying some of this is his fault.
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"This was not the driver's fault," Russicha Watkins said emphatically.
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I'm slightly annoyed, but I know it's not his fault.
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So it's his fault I snooze for another ten minutes.
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How to Be Single follows these archetypes to a fault.
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Exactly who is at fault depends on who is asked.
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Safety advocates fault the federal government for being too lax.
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Canned tuna purveyors are struggling, and it's all our fault.
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To be fair, you can't fault his John Oliver impression.
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Did things innocently malfunction or was it all your fault?
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As for the stress, I can't fault anyone for it.
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I know that this behavior is not entirely my fault.
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Now, it's dogshit, but through no fault of its own.
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If you must growl, condemn and eternally find fault Why!
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Of course, sometimes personalities simply clash and it's nobody's fault.
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Most vexing, none of this seems to be Rhodes' fault.
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It is unclear who was at fault for the crash.
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"It's not my fault he doesn't like you," Veronica says.
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Naturally, his first assumption was that it was his fault.
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Quickly, we see the fault lines emerge between these characters.
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I don't fault Jimmy Fallon for not being a journalist.
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It's all his fault," she said on "Anderson Cooper 360.
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It's not China's fault that we allowed it to happen.
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It was my fault that Peter was dead, I thought.
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Much of the fault lies with Indonesia's Byzantine tax system.
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If anyone asks, the fire was Obama's fault, or something.
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If we all start flying drones it'll be DJI's fault.
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Robert said it, not us, P ... It Ain't Our Fault.
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If things get out of control its likely your fault.
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Some say the zoo is at fault for what happened.
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It sounds like it's partially the couple's dogs' fault, too.
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I relayed Wernicke's idea about the Wasatch Fault to Faulds.
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Well, it's actually host Drew Carey and Conan O'brien's fault.
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I can always cry and go, 'It's my dad's fault.
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John Boehner, wherever you are, this is all your fault.
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You really can't fault the enthusiasm of James Corden's parents.
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It turns out that was true almost to a fault.
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I usually step up and say that it's my fault.
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And if Trump loses, guess whose fault it will be?
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All of us in the industrialized world are at fault.
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This is perhaps less her fault than it is Obama's.
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Bernie Sanders, who Trump has blamed -- aren't entirely at fault.
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It was the media's fault -- not Donald Trump's, he said.
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Bulldogs are abominations of nature, and it's definitely our fault.
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His response, essentially, was that it was the DNC's fault.
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Trump's line on the bill's failure is it's Democrats' fault.
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It's not a child's fault that they're born into poverty.
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For all you know it could be all my fault.
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Yet, I can't really fault Francesca for her bad behavior.
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Voters blamed Mr Aquino, though it is not his fault.
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You can't fault the police for looking hard at Nunez.
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So, is it the car or the driver at fault?
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And unforced errors are no one's fault but your own.
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It's all the fault of the lake, one character observes.
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A: Yes, but that is also the fault of governments.
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That wasn't Harvey's fault; the weather simply had other plans.
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"It was my fault as much as hers," he said.
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Therefore, it's Obama's fault that Russia interfered in the election.
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The Hayward fault is just east (right) of San Francisco.
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On that front, it was, in part, Russell Westbrook's fault.
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It's hard to find fault with their parade of flavors.
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The casualties were entirely the fault of Hamas, he said.
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This fault line is what we call tightness versus looseness.
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I was mad at myself because it was my fault.
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But another part of it is, I think, Democrats' fault.
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The Vietnam War humanizes the conflict almost to a fault.
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The battle intensified this past week, with multiple fault lines.
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