You can return a faulty alarm clock to the store, but what about a faulty rooster?
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I'm showing concepts of love that may seem faulty — that are faulty, but they are love.
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His books include Lines of Liberty (2016), Faulty Premises, Faulty Policies (2014), and Apostle of Peace (2013).
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But patient safety experts say that medical errors are more a function of faulty systems than faulty people.
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Nextmove said its Model 3 vehicles had paint defects, faulty wiring, scratches on the dashboard, faulty wheels and condensation in the headlights.
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"That is faulty, faulty, logic, because again, you don't know what the counter-factual is where she's not advertising," she told me.
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If a loan is faulty, it may be faulty for some people, but it might be exactly what other people need in their circumstances.
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Any savvy Instagram user — or anyone who reads this article — will know that the seemingly faulty notification is in fact not faulty at all.
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If you have an iPhone 6 Plus with defective hardware such as a faulty Lightning connector or faulty logic board or anything else, you'll more likely qualify for the free upgrade.
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One trick is for scammers to buy a faulty gadget identical to the one you're selling, then claim you sent them the faulty one, meaning they keep your item and get a refund.
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Earlier, firefighters blamed faulty electric wiring and substandard security procedures.
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Some of that punditry includes relying on obviously faulty polling.
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But lately, the makeup mogul's secretive style has been faulty.
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Style, Barthes argues, is an inexplicable equation (a faulty algorithm).
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He would later do so and blame a faulty earpiece.
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Need to work out if your cable might be faulty?
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The machine is faulty, we learn later in the series.
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Now there are some people who have faulty dopamine circuits.
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It is not that the car's software is faulty, exactly.
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L for what Berlin says were faulty G36 assault rifles.
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Another got a jolt from a lamp with faulty wiring.
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No injuries related to the faulty diodes have been reported.
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It was a speculative piece and it was faulty speculation.
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Sometimes they were based on inaccurate information or faulty premises.
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With books, there is the added complication of faulty timing.
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The reports describe everything from brittle bones to faulty joints.
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The faulty tests were performed between July 14 and Dec.
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This could be because a driver is faulty or incorrect.
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The bathroom lock is faulty — or maybe that's operator error.
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The Russians had argued that the panel's methods were faulty.
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These tragedies perpetuate faulty links between violence and psychiatric illnesses.
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"They don't want to give out faulty masks," she said.
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Volusia officials blamed the mishap on a faulty memory card.
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Patients got faulty results and were rushed to emergency rooms.
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Trouble began with faulty websites during the rollout in 2013.
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A faulty safety system has been blamed for the crashes.
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T, expanding a global recall of potentially faulty airbag inflators.
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We love them — except when they manufacture faulty air bags.
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Several riders reported being injured due to the faulty brakes.
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Another Soyuz launch was aborted because of a faulty sensor.
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But this is a faulty view of how progress happens.
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Faulty latches could compromise Canadarm2's ability to capture the vehicle.
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Have you ever been the owner of a faulty iPhone 8?
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She also dealt with shipments being sent empty, and faulty brushes.
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Did they pull all of the faulty vehicles off the road?
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So it&aposs like the underlying assumptions behind this are faulty.
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What the doctors didn't realize — again because of the faulty machine?
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That means that sometimes our perception of time is faulty, too.
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This week has exposed the faulty logic that underpinned those assumptions.
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A faulty reading can mean not catching an early warning sign.
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Tens of thousands of the faulty devices are already in circulation.
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She said the situation was made worse by faulty ear pieces.
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HANDS DOWN ONE OF THE MOST 'FAULTY' TV MOMENTS I'VE SEEN.
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The faulty switches were linked to 124 deaths and 275 injuries.
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Hands down one of the most 'faulty' TV moments I've seen.
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T) vehicles and faulty ignition switches in General Motors Co (GM.
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At first, he was tasked with identifying and detaching faulty parts.
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This was the faulty foundation upon which the Court built its
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Wise had attributed the weekend's incident to a faulty pool heater.
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People use these types of faulty logic models all the time.
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One says his faulty blood test led to a heart attack.
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It also means that policymakers take decisions based on faulty data.
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When they go wrong it is not because of faulty coding.
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Carey said the situation was made worse by faulty ear pieces.
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Beyond agriculture, the faulty provision has implications in numerous other industries.
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Automakers face an enormous logistical challenge in replacing the faulty inflaters.
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Samsung says it has sold 2.5 million phones with faulty batteries.
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This is a story of a faulty takedown causing irreparable harm.
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But the faulty pipe very well could be inside the building.
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Faulty history lessons and our divergent personal views make that impossible.
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The official explanation from the police is a faulty short circuit.
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Some thought it was a faulty call on the judges' part.
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A plan went into action that involved deactivating the faulty part.
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He said he's still getting kits with the faulty reagent included.
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In some cases, drug companies faced consequences for their faulty claims.
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Officials blame poorly ventilated or faulty water heaters and cooking stoves.
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But faulty questions may be skewing the results, our columnist writes.
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There have also been problems with faulty tests for the virus.
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They found a faulty meter but no signs of leaking gas.
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But the government may instead try to blame faulty jet equipment.
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Faulty predictions have been ridiculed and even blamed for economic damage.
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Citizens started protesting local grievances — faulty products, pollution, lax safety standards.
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Children are, well, childish, full of faulty observations and unreliable conclusions.
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The faulty product spurned the largest auto recall in U.S. history.
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How can Americans be safeguarded from financial contracts with faulty code?
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A gift that my leaking, faulty, irrevocably damaged memory, had discarded.
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The state audit looked at faulty votes on Election Day 2016.
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I think the premise is faulty, but it is a great distraction from the very real harms of faulty, broken, imperfect, profitable systems that are being mundanely and obscurely threaded through our social and economic systems.
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"I said, 'It must be something faulty with the app,' " Richards remembers.
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Primary is caused by the faulty FMO3 gene, while secondary is not.
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It could be because of faulty parts, solar flares, or deliberate interference.
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Maybe the reports are faulty, as was true with India's asylum cases.
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And just identifying faulty thinking is the first step to changing it.
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It was later determined faulty batteries with poor insulation were to blame.
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They turned out to be caused by faulty wiring in the experiment.
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What is the faulty logic in that policy, according to some critics?
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"The headline unemployment rate has been giving a faulty signal," he added.
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Like Matt, Chelsea has a 50% risk of carrying the faulty gene.
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People have been sounding the alarm about faulty forensic science for years.
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Clinton was simply articulating that point, using Vermont as a (faulty) example.
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"At first, I thought it was a faulty police investigation," Lieberman said.
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Our overwhelmed public servants aren't to blame for our faulty immigration system.
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The issue is unrelated to a global recall of faulty Takata TKTDQ.
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The industry has adhered to faulty sizing methods for far too long.
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So there are plenty of places where you can get faulty information.
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Both businesses are fake and both are built on inherently faulty concepts.
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The next most common health violation was related to faulty disinfectant concentrations.
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Apple's explanation is that faulty screens may cause the check to fail.
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The inherited condition occurs when both parents pass on a faulty gene.
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If the boombox happened to be faulty, Kenton would repair them himself.
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It's not subject to as many faulty interpretations, biases and dishonest responses.
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Could faulty software or malfunctioning equipment have skewed the results in Pennsylvania?
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In 2016, the company recalled over 1.7 million vehicles over faulty airbags.
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An optional warning light could have alerted pilots to the faulty sensor.
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Videos such as those by channel Secureteam construe conspiracy from faulty photographs.
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Then the suppliers were building based off the design that was faulty.
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Commanding his body to move is like "remote-controlling a faulty robot".
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Consumers do need to be protected from false advertising and faulty devices.
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These devices might be pre-owned, but they aren't faulty or damaged.
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Nash said the log entry cited the possibility of a faulty battery.
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The workers were issued faulty radiation gauges to track exposure, Kazlauskas said.
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Hundreds were never notified that their cases were built on faulty tests.
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This same person claimed they kept a faulty iBook in the fridge.
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Faulty Assumptions Preliminary findings can also lead researchers to the wrong conclusions.
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Sometimes it's a car with a faulty accelerator, other times a horsefly.
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As my colleague Brian Resnick has explained, human memory is notoriously faulty.
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The pushback, though, suggests that these federal agencies funded some faulty research.
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He blamed alcoholism for a faulty memory of events and bad judgment.
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Those premises looked arguably faulty then but are now downright far-fetched.
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You and your neighbors could also call 311 about the faulty locks.
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More troubling, one of the 155 blood samples produced a faulty profile.
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The company concluded that the device had been shipped with faulty batteries.
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In the end, faulty products can remain on the market for years.
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A century later, bigots are still weaponizing faulty interpretations of IQ tests.
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Its faulty airbags have been blamed for more than a dozen deaths.
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Unclear if any of the faulty shoes were actually sent to customers.
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Their study measured people&aposs likeability towards error-free or faulty robots.
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The company has had repeated controversies over losing votes and faulty machines.
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State officials called my science faulty and accused me of creating hysteria.
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The flawed and faulty nature of democracy has become a vivid companion.
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Is graceless style and faulty logic enough to make a book unreadable?
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The faulty inflators have led to the largest automotive recall in history.
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But has anyone died as a result of the faulty test results?
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Manafort has denied lying, blaming faulty memory and depression for any inconsistencies.
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In most American cities with streetcars, success has been limited by faulty design.
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One lawmaker said critics were overreacting based on faulty assumptions about its impact.
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Users can also report a missing helmet or faulty bike in the app.
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Gibney fills in the blanks with cringe-inducing scenes of Theranos' faulty hardware.
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It should not be used to continue faulty policies...This is clearly wrong.
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That ride was incredibly bumpy, which Musk attributed to a faulty paving machine.
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Mr Roque and his colleagues compensate for such faulty connections with human ones.
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On the biggest day of his life, Trump wouldn't risk faulty sound projection.
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"The Wansink Dossier" mushroomed into a list of dozens of allegedly faulty papers.
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Security Finance also delivered millions of faulty reports to credit bureaus, CFPB determined.
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There needs to be checks in place against overreliance on a faulty tool.
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In September, Honda and some people suing the automaker over faulty Takata Corp.
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Those issues weren't necessarily user-related, but rather a symptom of faulty batteries.
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Toyota and Nissan recalled over `11 million vehicles worldwide due to faulty airbags.
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I remember the first time I had to deal with a faulty relay.
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Particularly when there is no indication that any of the reporting was faulty.
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It was just some faulty electrical equipment and a lot of ionized air.
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The cure for getting rid of faulty parts is more repair, not less.
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The electrocutions likely occurred "as a result of faulty pool wires," police said.
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Apple is pointing affected customers to this site to exchange their faulty adapters.
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"Such incidents involving faulty e-cigarettes are happening with alarming regularity," Blumenthal wrote.
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General Motors seems to have contained the uproar over its faulty ignition switches.
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This week, people have been freaking out about buying faulty solar eclipse glasses.
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Alice Weidel, an AfD board member, said the euro had a faulty design.
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He later argued a faulty earpiece had made him not understand the question.
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A preliminary report indicated the minibus' brakes were faulty, the transport department said.
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It's this group that would be put at risk with a faulty monitor.
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There have been no reported accidents or injuries due to the faulty part.
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No reports of injuries or accidents have been linked to the faulty part.
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It's unclear if the van's delayed delivery was related to the faulty diodes.
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The conventional story of human development, he shows, is based on faulty chronology.
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Or are their recollections, like all of ours, merely fallible and sometimes faulty?
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The faulty parts in question were connectors — Amphenol H4 connectors — and SolarEdge optimizers.
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Faulty phone lines have also prevented sick people from calling ambulances, reports say.
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Ice, snow, alcohol, strained family relations, faulty lights and stress do the rest.
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That was postponed until this weekend because of faulty glue on postal ballots.
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"A faulty camera is a lawyer's dream and a community's nightmare," he said.
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But faulty forecasts do not mean that the labor market has suddenly stalled.
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A faulty input of angle of attack data may have mistakenly triggered MCAS.
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The caricature of Ms. Pelosi as an elite California liberal is also faulty.
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Early Tesla experienced hurdles, including a faulty prototype, Musk said on the podcast.
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Time and again, rational calculations prove as faulty as irrational forces prove overwhelming.
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But Boeing's mistakes also contributed, including its design choices and faulty safety assessments.
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Accidents linked to faulty drainage or pumping systems in pools have happened before.
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Your house should work as advertised — faulty appliances should be repaired or replaced.
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They are more prone to groupthink and less likely to question faulty assumptions.
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California has a history of power lines or faulty equipment sometimes sparking wildfires.
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First, companies often complain that proxy adviser recommendations are based on faulty data.
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And we explored how AI can be "hacked" by feeding it faulty data.
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He turns off the slow cooker not realizing it has a faulty switch.
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Officials later determined that a faulty rail was to blame for the crash.
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Is some of the data being cited by those warning about consequences faulty?
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Backers of the ban contend facial recognition software is currently faulty and misidentifies people.
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The faulty inflators resulted in the recall of tens of millions of vehicles worldwide.
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They wanted to help Collinson sort out his faulty purchase and get some closure.
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In total, 19 automakers are recalling more than 100 million potentially faulty inflators worldwide.
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No one has yet reported an injury due to one of these faulty bottles.
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The idea is to treat genetic disease by replacing faulty genes with healthy ones.
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Those rides were also incredibly bumpy, which Musk attributed to a faulty paving machine.
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Iowa's messy results aren't just the result of bad management and faulty reporting aps.
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Defects range from exploding air bag inflators to faulty ignition switches and electronic glitches.
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In the deposition, Archbishop Carlson claimed a faulty memory on more than 190 questions.
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Faulty earmuffs prompted the captain and the first officer to swap their preflight duties.
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But two people recently found out the hard way that their EpiPens were faulty.
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That specific article teaches kids that the zodiac signs are based on faulty science.
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His scheme is a confection of bad policy, faulty economics and thinly disguised patronage.
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These include blocked exits, inadequate sprinkler systems, faulty electrical wiring, and unstable support pillars.
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But in the case of a faulty reading, pilots need to override the automation.
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Niles Fire Department Captain Don Wise attributed the incident to a faulty pool heater.
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Do you know who loves faulty gender theatrics almost as much as Tony Scott?
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Researchers have recently called fMRI into question for its reliance on possibly-faulty statistics.
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Traffic, wrong turns, and faulty GPS all contribute to making pick-up times unreliable.
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And he denied speculation that the ride had faulty seat belts or lap bars.
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General Motors employees knowingly installed faulty ignition switches in cars between 1998 and 2014.
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Nintendo could also choose to recall the faulty Joy-Cons to make everyone happy.
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Human moderators, faulty though they can be, are good at these types of decisions.
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The third faulty assumption is that sanctions can force Iran to change its behavior.
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Mitochondrial donation is designed to prevent them by replacing faulty mitochondria with healthy ones.
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Instead, the faulty pack had four maroon placebos at the start of the treatment.
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Why should we adapt to a faulty technology, instead of demanding it gets better?
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It's a bizarre situation when a faulty device is knowingly put into new cars.
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The faulty equipment has been linked to 14 deaths and more than 100 injuries.
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The company has been under fire there over the distribution of faulty hip implants.
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In Lion Air's situation, it appears that the AOA was faulty, transmitting erroneous data.
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The character comes from this faulty base that gets exacerbated when there's nothing else.
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One is the shallow and faulty information transmitted in the majority of news media.
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If you're caught in the rain, your run won't be ruined by faulty earbuds.
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Charges of faulty forecasts have accompanied the emergence of predictive analytics into public policy.
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Actors operated on faulty assumptions about how existing arrangements were infinitely sustainable (they weren't).
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Both crashes have been attributed to a faulty automated flight-control system called MCAS.
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The process isn't perfect, and the repair may be faulty, resulting in a mutation.
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When I did, she was cursing under her breath at her faulty inner compass.
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Investigators found the blaze started with a faulty electrical box on a private property.
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It is not the only European country to report receiving faulty equipment from China.
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All the faulty indications on that airplane were only ever on the captain's side.
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"It's faulty at best and dangerously naive at worst," she said of Padilla's certification.
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A trial is underway in California over J&J's allegedly faulty pelvic mesh devices.
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A faulty sensor prevented one of the rocket's side boosters from falling away cleanly.
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Becerra claimed Michigan has the funds to replace or chemically treat the faulty pipes.
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Several investigations found multiple causes for the accident, including faulty cementing of the well.
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It proved faulty because the capability for seeing into these financial behemoths was missing.
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A faulty power line from California's largest utility, Pacific Gas & Electric, ignited the blaze.
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Traffic jams, air pollution, and faulty infrastructures can make navigating cities a real struggle.
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So they are us; the wizards are we (and Rowling merely a faulty interpreter).
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But upon taking a closer look, and an honest one, that premise is faulty.
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Using primary results within demographic subgroups to project general election outcomes is equally faulty.
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And David Leonhardt amends many American political observers' faulty understanding of the political center.
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He's repeated faulty statistics like the murder rate is at a 45-year high.
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In this case, however, it looks as though faulty checks are not to blame.
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But Hess said a faulty valve earlier this month forced the closure of another well.
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Trump said that he had been hampered by a faulty earpiece during the CNN interview.
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Setup a smart contract with a few valid Coinbase wallets and [one] final faulty wallet2.
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The body's attempt to eradicate the faulty blood vessels and repair the damage causes scarring.
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Boeing has argued the company had no evidence the system was faulty until the crashes.
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But comparisons between the two infection aren't just not helpful, they're based on faulty math.
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Some of the biggest reasons: lack of funding, a faulty business plan or poor management.
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But what we have learned is that again, Damon's optics are faulty and ham-fisted.
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"It's bad enough to have a faulty product, it's even worse to cover it up."
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Facing ballooning recall costs and lawsuits over its faulty airbags, Takata is seeking financial backers.
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The helicopter crash that killed country singer Troy Gentry was caused by a faulty engine.
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The laundry list of setbacks includes faulty ejection seats, software delays and helmet-display issues.
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"We executed his vision knowing that it was faulty," Ehrlich said of Ocean's 2013 showing.
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Singling Samsung for faulty batteries shows a lack of insight on how product manufacturing works.
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As Gizmodo previously reported, it's not that easy to exchange faulty Galaxy Note 7 devices.
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"Hands down one of the most 'faulty TV moments I've seen," he wrote on Tumblr.
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Samsung ultimately killed that smartphone after two recalls, both related to issues with faulty batteries.
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Faulty communication can stem from misunderstanding, when you don't take responsibility for what you say.
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Samsung can't afford to mess up the Galaxy S8 with bad batteries or faulty processors.
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Faulty Takata inflators have been linked to more than 100 injuries and 13 deaths worldwide.
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Even though the survey isn't necessarily faulty, the victory it hands out isn't so straightforward.
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Some of these ideas may be erroneous and may result in faulty concepts or misconceptions.
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But what's even scarier is that Delbert claims the staff knew about the faulty belt.
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Boeing later issued a bulletin reminding pilots how to respond to such a faulty reading.
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With proper implementation, such a device could correct faulty signals to mend a cognitive impairment.
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Okai said Friday Lime's claims are "groundless" and the faulty scooters come from another supplier.
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"The claim rests on a faulty premise," said Jim Campbell, a senior counsel at ADF.
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It's hard to know for sure because China's self-reported emissions data can be faulty.
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Concerns have emerged that faulty sensors and software might have contributed to the the crashes.
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Initial findings suggested that MCAS activated improperly, due to a faulty angle-of-attack sensor.
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The faulty extinguishers are equipped with plastic handles and push-buttons and can become clogged.
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But I also fear that faulty execution could be the tripwire that brings it down.
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Pros: Incredibly easy to use, easily accessible CO2 refillsCons: Difficulties returning faulty products, durability concerns
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If he's not, the system is rigged, the mike is faulty, the media is biased.
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Honda is Takata's top customer and has recalled the most cars because of faulty airbags.
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Defibrillators implanted in nearly 200,000 patients were recalled in 2011 because of a faulty part.
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Studies have traced the outbreak to faulty sanitation practices by a United Nations peacekeeping force.
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Older numbers had been based on faulty data collection, particularly from small companies and factories.
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Republican leaders seem to want to recall him as though he were a faulty airbag.
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So far the faulty inflators have killed 222 people in the U.S. and 269 worldwide.
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The faulty data activated the software that automatically pushed down the nose of the plane.
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"We enter others' lives through two mediums, words and time, both faulty," one character observes.
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Once the faulty equipment stopped emitting an electrical current, New York's brief close encounter ended.
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That was in turn postponed until December because of faulty glue on absentee-vote envelopes.
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And now he has failed to protect anyone with his faulty response to a pandemic.
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The story of how we got here is one of faulty expectations on both sides.
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Tapping "Ask Me" sends users into an endless cycle of unsuccessful logins and faulty permissions.
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Mr. Wirasena protested that the study's authors used low-quality data and made faulty calculations.
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The buzzer that lets people into the store is faulty, and people frequently get stuck.
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The proof was faulty; Mr. Trump came out against the war only after it began.
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This year, Mr. Rodríguez returned to the parole board with the same faulty Compas score.
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Faulty information became the catalyst for shutting off the free exchange of ideas at Middlebury.
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Faulty hoverboards had a tendency to burst into flames and people died as a result.
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Mr. Flynn later backed away from that assertion, saying his memory might have been faulty.
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Former Boeing engineers and aviation analysts have blamed, in part, faulty sensors for the crashes.
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The ASN regulator said the faulty electrical components meant the reactor's backup systems were unavailable.
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Her doctor told her test results showed that her genes coded for some faulty mechanisms.
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But the faulty electricity and the rats had been a real problem, Ms. Martinez said.
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Go deeper: How a faulty dog leash became a new threat for Amazon and crew
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But that narrative rests on a faulty premise; Democrats actually did pretty well on Tuesday!
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It can take years to "seed" a foreign aerospace program with faulty parts and materials.
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A faulty rocket booster caused the shuttle to break apart soon after it lifted off.
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DevOp can simply take down the faulty container and put a newly certified clean one quickly.
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The U.S. aviation regulator has also said some of the planes may have other faulty parts.
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Meanwhile, researchers trying to measure the harm resulting from the faulty device were reaching different conclusions.
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Hopefully the Christmas presents McAllister receives this year are in better shape than the faulty tree.
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A: No. Even strong supporters of the euro say that that currency&aposs setup is faulty.
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So, if Frank signs the liability waiver for the possibly faulty heart, Sasha can have it.
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Now a child from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, has died as a result of an apparently faulty board.
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Williams denied that any of his equipment was faulty and said he had been properly trained.
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Newegg is still listing the faulty Smart Charger, and I see plenty of them on eBay.
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Flynn is reported to have blamed his faulty memory rather than accept responsibility and apologize fully.
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It apparently involves faulty software on certain Ericsson equipment used on the affected company's mobile networks.
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KASHKARI SAYS UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HAS BEEN GIVING A FAULTY SIGNAL, FED HAS MISREAD THE LABOR MARKET
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It turns out, some people believe that their dogs, too, can get autism from faulty injections.
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A 10th death was linked to faulty Takata airbags, the first in a non-Honda vehicle.
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Unfortunately, some of the posts, including the one I saw, contained faulty or vaguely illegal suggestions.
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And can you tell me who the CEOs of Volkswagen (emissions scandal!) or Takada (faulty airbags
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It's so far unclear if the discarded faulty batteries were related to the Note 7 debacle.
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Click here to view original GIFGet enough dots together and your faulty eyeballs start seeing things.
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Most notable were tens of millions of faulty airbags, some of which led to fatal accidents.
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It said in a statement that the faulty software that caused these issues was being decommissioned.
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As parents, we wouldn't put up with this if we were talking about faulty car seats.
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A loose pin in a new type of fuel canister raised alarm bells about faulty manufacturing.
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It seems possible that the USB-C charging cable used in the second incident was faulty.
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Because this wasn't verified by medical records, it's possible faulty recollections could have influenced the results.
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She studies the virtual overlay to see the likely faulty parts highlighted on the actual parts.
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According to FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks, a Democrat, the faulty draft remained in circulation for months.
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The power failure was the result of a previous faulty repair job; no one was injured.
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The source of the explosions appears to be faulty batteries produced by Samsung's SDI battery division.
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The suit he was living with, he said, was faulty, leaving him with severe gastrointestinal pain.
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A faulty screen at its manufacturing facility allowed the fragments to slip through the production line.
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Takata said on Tuesday that an 11th death could be linked to a faulty air bag.
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Faulty batteries were blamed at first, and Samsung issued replacement phones that it claimed were safe.
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Twitch is a faulty platform for rational conversation because there's no good way to keep up.
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Nearly any discussion of encryption and government will include at least one of these faulty premises.
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There are days where all your carefully arrived-at treatments just feel like temporary, faulty fixes.
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The boat had a faulty engine and was headed towards rocks near the island of Agathonisi.
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It's in the hands of the creative industries to reinvent faulty materials, products, and business models.
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Pessimistic government forecasts of renewables resemble faulty predictions that telephones and computers would never catch on.
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They discussed, for instance, whether owners of faulty septic tanks would be covered by the law.
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Offering faulty vehicles to rental customers would compromise Nextmove's reputation for quality, the German company said.
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Investigators said fraying and faulty power lines, caused the fires, along with breaking and falling poles.
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German firm TÜV SÜD has been faulted by Brazilian officials for faulty inspections of Vale facilities.
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In human terms, that means the faulty diesels caused up to 2023 U.S. deaths since 2009.
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As for Mr. Trump's theory that he was given a faulty microphone at the debate, Mrs.
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Trump blamed a faulty earpiece for misunderstanding the question and said he's previously repudiated the support.
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Today, "reasonableness" rests on a faulty premise that each company can defend itself on its own.
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Concord accused Mueller's prosecutors of giving faulty instructions, tainting the grand jury's decision to approve charges.
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Some people on social media have said their lipsticks are strange textures, or items are faulty.
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Amazon, which stems from Erie Insurance's coverage for a house fire blamed on a faulty headlamp.
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That discovery, in 2000, most likely meant that years of faulty tests had convicted innocent drivers.
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This present reality of over-policing and faulty justice is tied to a complicated city history.
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I hand over £1.50 and head back to the office with my sad, faulty fidget spinner.
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When the CDC rolled out its tests, a component in them turned out to be faulty.
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As of Monday, the CDC did not have an explanation for the batch of faulty tests.
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Faulty data about how much power companies are using has also been criticized heavily within China.
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The Lion Air plane had experienced faulty data readings on earlier flights, according to Indonesian investigators.
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We then made the faulty assumption that the next new model would be: Get an education.
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The 2006 investigation, which took roughly six months, ultimately cited faulty design of the crane's base.
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While there were some delays and confusion, as well as faulty turnstiles, New Yorkers quickly adapted.
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On February 12, the CDC announced that the problem was the result of a faulty reagent.
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And one of its main effects seems to be spreading faulty "best" practices throughout the government.
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Ross, the ABC News correspondent who broke the faulty report, has had some high profile errors.
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Whatever goes wrong is not the result of corporate mismanagement or greed, it's just faulty software.
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Thankfully, she let me check my suitcase for free since it's her system that is faulty.
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There were also 2,644 delays because of faulty car equipment, and 2,584 because of sick passengers.
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That report concluded the automaker's culture allowed the faulty ignition switches to go undetected for years.
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Perhaps the CBO could inform lawmakers exactly how it has adjusted its faulty models and assumptions.
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And a faulty temperature control setting often produces ice cream that's too stiff or too soft.
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Membership at BJ's costs $55 or $110, but I found its travel booking engine was faulty.
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There were also 2,644 delays due to faulty car equipment, and 2,584 because of sick passengers.
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Suggesting less than a minute with a vibrator can fix all of that trauma seems faulty.
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The list goes on: an allegedly faulty ladder bought on Amazon is blamed for a death.
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The agency cautioned that not all Little's descriptions may be accurate as his memory is faulty.
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Or maybe it was my mother who told me this story, and her memory was faulty.
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L for what Berlin has said were faulty assault rifles, handing a victory to the gunmaker.
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Obtaining a new trial requires more than proving that expert testimony relied on faulty science, however.
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Unfortunately, faulty reconnaissance and inadequate observation allowed an undetected North Vietnamese force to ambush the Marines.
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It's also recalled nearly 8 million of the rifles with offers to replace allegedly faulty triggers.
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On Friday, officials ruled out an appliance that had seemed a likely culprit: a faulty refrigerator.
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The ruling was based on faulty procedure in the IEBC's electronic vote transmission, not the result.
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Maybe they've been measuring the wrong things, and they may have been faulty in their analysis.
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But engineers apparently fixed the issue — a faulty fuel pump — and showed the new rocket works.
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During the last housing boom, which precipitated the financial crisis, faulty mortgages fueled a flipping frenzy.
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That makes all of your planning, from beginning to end, overly flexible and involves faulty assumptions.
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He labeled other statistics, like E.R.A. or the scoring percentage of inherited base runners, as faulty.
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Walgreens stopped testing people in October 2016 — so there were three years of faulty blood tests.
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I was getting questions on Twitter from people where the premise of their question was faulty.
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Boeing may press to know how crew members responded to problems triggered by the faulty data.
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As I've argued in some detail, this is a claim that relies on several faulty premises.
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And as we obsess over the faulty narrative, we miss some other things that really matter.
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Technically, it's quite feasible to plug methane leaks, which often occur in faulty drilling operations or pipelines.
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It seems like kind of faulty logic, but there's sort of an inner armor that vulnerability provides.
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In other words, the morally best way forward can be a rewriting of the faulty financial past.
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As shown in startling infared videos, Aliso Canyon's faulty well is leaking methane at an astonishing rate.
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Smartphones (all electronics, really) can combust when equipped with a faulty or improperly-installed lithium-ion battery.
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Just like our other DNA, our mitochondrial DNA can mutate, leading to the production of faulty proteins.
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It is a bit like having your house burned down by faulty wiring in your smoke alarm.
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Of the 23 total deaths worldwide linked to faulty Takata airbags, 21 have occurred in Honda vehicles.
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Bucher said that despite a "heroic effort," the states third largest county could not overcome faulty equipment.
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Part of it could have something to do with faulty diagnostic processes, leading to overdiagnosis of depression.
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Automakers cited engineering and supply challenges to explain why they are still relying on the faulty airbags.
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I try to swipe my faulty Opus card and it magically works again, which is a relief!
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However, the problem isn't just faulty equipment from PG&E; it's the predictable effect of climate change.
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"So, they might already be having negative sexual experiences because they're relying on faulty data," she said.
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Last year's Galaxy Fold shipped with a big ugly crease and, even more worryingly, a faulty display.
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" In 2012, for example, he tweeted out, "Global warming is based on faulty science and manipulated data.
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Others have similarly used humour and creativity to expose the faulty checks and balances of academic publishing.
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The extent of faulty forge work is as yet unknown, as is whether Areva employees falsified data.
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Pilots said after the Lion Air crash that they were unaware the faulty system, called MCAS, existed.
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The plaintiffs also said the companies continued selling the faulty devices while failing to acknowledge the issue.
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Disruptions included faulty stadium WiFi and television and internet service at the main press centre going down.
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At the moment he was replacing the capacitors on a faulty amplifier for a Seeburg 222 jukebox.
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The material he called faulty was prepared for meetings with automakers to discuss how they were affected.
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They allege that the vulnerability, which Intel learned about several months ago, makes its chips inherently faulty.
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But in New Orleans the problems range from pumps to drainage canals to faulty administration and more.
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Once a shipment is found to be faulty, FEDEX can be fined $250,000 without any legal process.
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Yoshinaga said the faulty inspections for Subaru&aposs finished products had been going on for 30 years.
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Toyota is again the world's top carmaker, despite a recall of 9m vehicles with faulty accelerator pedals.
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Is the Model S any lousier because of some faulty adapters that could have caught on fire?
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Endless West's project to create wine and spirits from chemistry relies on a faulty assumption, Smith says.
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The FDA regulates faulty drugs and these EpiPens have been around for years and are trouble free.
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How to Exchange Your Samsung Galaxy Note 7Samsung's faulty Galaxy Note 7 is an unprecedented screw-up.
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While the exact cause of the explosion has not been determined, it may just be faulty batteries.
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Some will say the apprehensions data is faulty because migrants are simply getting better at undetected entry.
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For one thing, a lot of facial and voice recognition software is notoriously faulty and bias-prone.
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The cause of the failure was a faulty strut in one of the rocket's upper fuel tanks.
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And last week, it was Comey who provided faulty testimony to Congress related to the email inquiry.
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As expected, episodes of faulty voting machines have been reported across several U.S. states on Election Day.
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This has also led to adoption of faulty technologies that led to severe ecological and environmental crisis.
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During a campaign event in Pensacola, Florida, Trump went into a tirade over a faulty sound system.
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The case involved a faulty ignition switch in GM vehicles linked to 124 deaths and 275 injuries.
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In the Lion Air crash, it may have been erroneously activated by a faulty sensor, investigators believe.
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In his defence of Mr McDonnell, Noel Francisco contended that the jury had been given faulty instructions.
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The company said on Tuesday that an 11th death could be linked to a faulty air bag.
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Complaints range from faulty batteries to poor taste—e-cigarettes deliver vapour with nicotine, but no tobacco.
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As of September 1st, 35 cases related to the faulty battery had been reported to the company.
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They have been receiving faulty and conflicted advice and have been pouring money into needlessly expensive investments.
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Some of the surprises we've uncovered include an incorrectly installed window and faulty plumbing in the shower.
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The cause for the explosions is believed to be related to faulty batteries produced by Samsung SDI.
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But human or machine error, bad luck or faulty military math still lead to unforeseen civilian deaths.
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Business Insider recommends skipping third-party sellers altogether as a surefire way to avoid potentially faulty items.
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Apple has since launched a service program that repairs faulty out-of-warranty keyboards free of charge.
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"When faulty memories started kicking in in December, that's when I got concerned," she said on Tuesday.
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This isn't the first time the company has been involved in a faulty direct mailing marketing campaign.
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Kabuto and Robinson said they feared blocked fire escapes and faulty fire doors could lead to disaster.
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Most ridiculously, Taylor Swift embraced the word for her friends, inspiring faulty takes on the word's origins.
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Hospitals have repeatedly claimed that the denials of their appeals were solely related to faulty RAC audits.
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Part of it could have something to do with faulty diagnostic processes, leading to overdiagnosis of depression.
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But the company fell from grace after it was discovered it was giving patients faulty test results.
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They described Ocean's 2013 performance as "faulty," and "not great TV." And Ocean won't let it slide.
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The flames broke out in February 1997 when cosmonaut Alexander Lazutkin ignited a faulty oxygen-generating canister.
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The full price the company will pay for the faulty phones may be harder to quantify, however.
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Criminals often provide a faulty computer program "key" that doesn't release files, or no key at all.
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Takata, whose faulty airbags have been blamed for more than a dozen deaths, declared bankruptcy in June.
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But for all the benefits of culling faulty intellectual-property rights, the board is under existential threat.
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The fungibility of wealth amplifies this faulty and dangerous notion that money is equivalent to generalized ability.
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At best, the proposal is an easy change to implement to protect academic literature from faulty conclusions.
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They replaced the hatch seal with a new, softer rubber, fixed the camera and rewired faulty circuits.
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Yet there is some recognition that the system is faulty, and capital punishment is becoming more rare.
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Companies shown to have made faulty drugs often emerge unscathed after apologizing or paying a small fine.
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The team also found 267 faulty signals that were forcing train operators to pass at slower speeds.
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It was the Colorado Civil Rights Commission's handling of the baker's claim that Supreme Court finds faulty.
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Workers are increasing speed limits on parts of the system and replacing faulty signals that slowed trains.
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During a visit to the Second Avenue subway in 2016, he grew angry about a faulty escalator.
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Fires occur regularly in India, mainly because of rundown buildings, faulty electrical wiring and lax fire regulations.
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Inspectors flagged two instances of missing or faulty smoke detectors in a hallway and inside an apartment.
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When judicial and legislative avenues seem stalled or faulty, receipts work as currency in the people's court.
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Those issues were compounded by the initial release of faulty tests by the CDC in early February.
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Disturbed by the United Nations' dwindling effectiveness, he sought to revitalize the world body's faulty peacekeeping machinery.
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And what kind of faulty card deleted votes only for Gore, while adding votes to other candidates?
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That faulty valve had been replaced several years ago but wasn't working properly and was leaking again.
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Earn's faulty decision-making skills — the latest in a line of many — landed them in this mess.
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The faulty parts would eventually be found to have been responsible for 124 deaths and 275 injuries.
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Most problems include faulty audio inputs or static-filled screens, which can be attributed to old age.
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That was followed in 2001 by a fire in the roof and ceiling caused by faulty wiring.
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The evidence built a strong case that GM had known for years that the switches were faulty.
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Investigators said they believed Tuesday's blaze was caused by faulty electrical wiring or a malfunctioning gas stove.
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A spokesman for UnitedHealth disputed that assertion, saying it was based on faulty interpretations of Medicare rules.
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In the essay, he questioned his sister's account of sexual molestation, writing that her memory was faulty.
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This week, was Joe Bryan wrongfully imprisoned for the past 30 years because of faulty forensic science?
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After the CDC recently sent faulty testing kits nationwide, it is now working to fix the problem.
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Except in 212.4-240, when Japanese supplier Takata smeared its safety reputation with fatally faulty air bags.
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Rather than risk typing it out on your phone's faulty touchscreen, you long for a solid keyboard.
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But if you want to replace a faulty gene with a healthy one, things get more complicated.
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Tehran may argue instead, they said, that faulty equipment onboard the plane had failed to signal properly.
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The tests have also been faulty, causing more than half of state labs to receive inconclusive results.
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Based on stamp marks found on the faulty piping, investigators estimate that it was installed around 1973.
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Fires occur regularly in India, largely because of faulty electrical wiring and lax fire and building regulations.
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To the administration's chagrin, the hypothesis behind maximum pressure was faulty and intellectually weak from the beginning.
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Fixing them would require $20 billion, and rehabilitating less seriously faulty dams would cost $40 billion more.
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Our faulty memories are partly to blame for all this, but a bigger problem is the internet.
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Clinton mocked Trump this week after he complained that he had a faulty microphone during Monday's debate.
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That was then postponed to Sunday, from October, after absentee ballots were found to have faulty glue.
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But possessing good aim in an age of faulty, smoky ammo and inaccurate weaponry helped even more.
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Of course, a faulty microphone can't excuse Trump's policy ignorance, misrepresentations of the truth, and constant interruptions.
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Tweets and posts about voter suppression during the midterms focused on faulty voting machines and tampering with ballots.
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So our faulty tax code gives the owner an annual tax "loss" of as much as $3.6 million.
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The faulty wiring sparked a flame that soon engulfed the entire 24-foot-tall, life-size Tyrannosaurus Rex.
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That's, no offense, that's kind of a goofy question or faulty premise because this goes through four committees.
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Plus, some of the safety features on the phones — such as an "SOS" button — are faulty at best.
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It's no joke when faulty Note83s are exploding, but when their replacements are as well, and on planes?
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In some cases, faulty sensors led to stall warnings, forcing pilots to abort takeoffs or perform emergency landings.
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The faulty batteries were shipped in a wide range of products or sold as accessories for those products.
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It was the contractor that built the satellite, built a faulty mechanism that did not deploy the satellite.
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In effect, the supply chain is now an opaque and faulty process that is extremely hard to manage.
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There have been regulatory problems in Singapore, too, where Uber was accused of knowingly renting out faulty vehicles.
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A faulty battery doesn't just pose a risk to the device owner—innocent bystanders could get hurt, too.
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In 1938, during a routine training drill, a faulty grenade exploded and took Takács right hand with it.
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In 2512, Samsung was forced to discontinue the Note 249.993, which shipped with faulty, exploding 2249.99,29 mAh batteries.
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"It seemed destined to be a low ridership, niche project with some faulty underlying assumptions," Mr. Kabak said.
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The whimsical nature of World Cup maths means it is never faulty; the customer (you) is always right.
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According to Reuters, the fire started in a waste facility and was caused by products including faulty batteries.
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OneWeb has designed its constellation so that faulty satellites fall out of orbit immediately to avoid this risk.
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Later, the incident was blamed on a faulty radar reading and Petrov was praised for averting a disaster.
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Flores was the only person to appear in both — a technique that is now linked with faulty identifications.
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The forecast excludes the cost of recalling the faulty air bags, which have been linked to 2088.66 deaths.
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General Motors (GM) is seeking a new court hearing over $10 billion in liabilities involving faulty ignition switches.
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General Motors — GM is seeking a new court hearing over $10 billion in liabilities involving faulty ignition switches.
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As he pieces together his faulty memories, the viewers are putting together clues to understand the larger story.
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Importantly, the flaw hinged on faulty access controls, making it too easy for anyone to access the equipment.
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I mean, he says, 'There's a faulty thought process we have going for us at the Federal Reserve.
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One animal rights group said Tuesday the remodeled habitat essentially proved the faulty nature of the previous enclosure.
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Replacing the faulty metal sold may initially cost Kobe Steel just ¥15bn, according to J.P. Morgan, a bank.
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"I sent back my headphones because they are faulty and the manufacturer said they haven't received them..." 9.
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"This was sewage water seeping through a wall due to faulty plumbing," he said, according to The Guardian.
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Well-known computer makers like Dell and HP and Lenovo have all recalled devices because of faulty batteries.
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They decided to deactivate the faulty devices and leave the cars on the road to wait for replacements.
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NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has already figured out a way to route image-saving around the faulty software.
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Auvi-Q, the only thing that came close, was recalled for delivering faulty dosages almost a year ago.
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Samsung is reportedly recalling up to 2.5 million faulty Note7 phones that could cost up to $1 billion.
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Walter Scott was killed on April 4, 2015, during a routine traffic stop for a faulty brake light.
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Boeing may press to know more about how crew members responded to problems triggered by the faulty data.
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More than 11 million vehicles have been recalled in the United States since 163 due to faulty airbags.
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Both of these critiques rely on faulty assumptions, chiefly that these (predominantly) female posters aren't doing anything more.
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Democratic Senator Brian Schatz asked Otting when Wells Fargo customers should expect a refund for the faulty charges.
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At its most basic level, a sexsomnia episode is the result of faulty electrical signals in the brain.
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When it's white people, they blame the drug and when it's black people they blame a faulty character.
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Peters claims Fabletics discriminated against her disability and retaliated based on faulty intel ... now she's suing for damages.
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The Dodgers have a $227 million roster, and the team's future mostly depends on one man's faulty back.
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Facebook: In May, the EU fined Facebook $122 million for providing faulty information about its acquisition of WhatsApp.
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"Those who do not carry the faulty gene can be reassured and spared countless hospital visits," he said.
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The faulty chain of logic that somehow leads Joe to actually obtaining the idol is kind of miraculous.
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The 13 adults identified were found to have faulty genes associated with one of eight different inherited conditions.
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They initially believed it was a faulty refrigerator, but ruled that out at a press conference on Friday.
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Rather, it's a manufacturer defect that can happen when the circuitry that prevents this from happening is faulty.
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The Honest Company has been plagued with recalls, lawsuits, and complaints through the years because of faulty products.
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In Australia in 2013, for example, consumers forced the company to recall and refund 144,000 faulty washing machines.
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The ruling — like many of Pearce's — was later found faulty and overturned by the D.C. Court of Appeals.
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Many people discounted the margin and other factors and made faulty assumptions that Trump would lose to Clinton.
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One of two angle of attack sensors on the Lion Air jet was faulty, according to Indonesian investigators.
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Our countries need a mold-breaking agreement for the 21st century, not the faulty agreements of previous generations.
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The Times said Epstein might have encountered standing water with urine and feces from the facility's faulty plumbing.
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But the faulty assumption lurking behind work requirements is that able-bodied adults on assistance programs aren't working.
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Congress also granted $380 million to states last year to help bolster cybersecurity and replace faulty voting machines.
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The 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, was plagued by reports of faulty plumbing in shoddily built hotels.
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Some people admit that they went into an interracial relationship with some faulty assumptions about the other person.
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The Kincade, Getty, Camp and Woolsey Fires have all been linked to faulty electric power lines and equipment.
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Pixel users can claim up to $500, depending on their experience with the faulty microphones and Pixel devices.
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The newspaper, citing anonymous sources, said investigators are also pointing out pilot errors and faulty maintenance as factors.
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As opposed to car-sized hail, they saw actual cars plummeting from planes during a faulty supply drop.
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One reviewer's screen broke after he removed the protective film on the screen; another reported a faulty hinge.
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Yet even a superficial understanding of basic energy data and geopolitics illuminates how faulty these arguments actually are.
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All this uncertainty has provoked a question: Is fMRI actually a faulty tool that should not be trusted?
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James Hetfield's microphone was clearly faulty, leaving him to share with Mother Monster in a slightly awkward arrangement.
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The quadcopter-style drone endured a catastrophic crash just two minutes into flight thanks to a faulty propeller.
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His work opens the door for eradicating disease through the genetic editing and repair of faulty DNA loops.
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Our best guess is that he just got tired of seeing fans' faulty tattoo renditions of his work.
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The details: At least 113,000 doses of the company's rabies vaccine are faulty, Chinese state media Xinhua reports.
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In June, the FAA called for checks on dozens of older 737 planes for potentially faulty wing parts.
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Third, the U.S. government has made no move to penalize foreign firms actually proven to have faulty code.
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The government cracked down on faulty loan products, those with low teaser rates, negative amortization and no documentation.
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By pushing interest rates down to near-zero for several years, the Fed has given entrepreneurs faulty signals.
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Faulty kits from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention initially led to delayed and inconclusive results.
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But after Samsung's PR disaster with the Fold's faulty hardware, neither company wants to make that mistake again.
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The series' implicit argument is that old musicals, even with faulty books or politics, may offer meaningful pleasures.
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But the moral of the story is that there are plenty of apps out there with faulty APIs.
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In the United States, an initial coronavirus test kit rolled out by government officials contained a faulty indicator.
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On Wednesday, Deutsche Bank acknowledged that it had used faulty software to screen customer transactions for suspicious activity.
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"The faulty pump at Koeberg has now been repaired and is running again," Eskom said in a statement.
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Test kit shortages and potentially faulty kits initially stalled health authorities' abilities to monitor the number of infections.
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It received the first test kit in February, which was faulty, though Vetter said it was now working.
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Mr. Moeller claimed the police investigation and prosecution had tried to make the evidence support their faulty theory.
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Like its parent company, Audi solved the problem of faulty pollution equipment by deploying software that fooled regulators.
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But in certain categories, a flattering review of a bad or faulty product can be flat-out dangerous.
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Kits were shipped to every state, but officials did not say how many of the kits were faulty.
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In both cases, design decisions by Boeing allowed a single faulty sensor to activate a powerful computer command.
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No lawyer wants to admit to giving a faulty opinion, especially when the result raises questions of criminality.
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Robbins' lawyers called the new allegations "absurd" and said that they are based on "faulty" and "faded" memories.
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The agency said one death and multiple injuries have been reported as a result of the faulty airbags.
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Pros: Huge cooking surface, side burner, LED illuminated knobs, controlled and even heatingCons: Occasional faulty electric starter, expensive
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Astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir ventured outside the ISS to fix a faulty power controller on Oct.
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Thirty-four years ago today, a faulty missile warning took the world close to its first nuclear exchange.
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Medical authorities have broadly recognized the faulty empirical scaffolding of psychoanalysis and its reliance on outmoded biological models.
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In 2012, the state's highest court decided that Maryland juries in the 1970s had been given faulty instructions.
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Those faulty products have resulted in serious, sometimes fatal, injuries, setting loose a tidal wave of liability claims.
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But mistakes by the manufacturer — including design choices and faulty safety assessments — also contributed, documents and interviews show.
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These cells will hopefully produce fetal hemoglobin to compensate for the faulty hemoglobin in Gray's red blood cells.
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Sure, the item is pre-owned, but there's almost no chance that the product is faulty or damaged.
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Some justices worried that a homeowner with a faulty septic tank would suddenly have to get a permit.
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Gene therapy seeks to cure rare genetic diseases by offering a one-time fix of a faulty DNA.
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He said the model relied on faulty information, including a consumer survey funded by an AT&T competitor.
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Investigations and reports have outlined numerous issues with faulty and dangerous products being listed on Amazon&aposs site.
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Details: Most of the asylum seekers had been rescued from a faulty rubber dinghy off Libya on Dec.
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The stomach cramps I was suffering from were not caused by a faulty gallbladder, but by a massive tumor.
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Samsung's best smartphone, the Galaxy Note7, is being recalled due to faulty batteries that are causing them to explode.
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Also, having to make monthly payments, she can't afford to live on her own or replace her faulty car.
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Ura: This gets a little technical, but the errors are rooted in the faulty data the state leaned on.
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For example, during the last 11 years, faulty General Motors ignition switches have been linked to about 20 deaths.
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Faulty dick data collection and the ubiquity of porn have also contributed to a lot of fretting about size.
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The double murder case and faulty probe were used as a theme for a Bollywood movie the same year.
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On Wednesday, France's ASN nuclear regulator said EDF would have to repair eight faulty weldings at the Flamanville site.
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The ministry found the fires to be caused by faulty valves in the vehicles' exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) coolers.
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They cited engineering and supply challenges to explain why they are still relying on the faulty air bag inflators.
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It is unclear whether these answers were the result of faulty or lacking analysis, or a more deliberate evasion.
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His office racked up nearly $500 million in settlements, including against Deutsche Bank and CitiMortgage for faulty lending practices.
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Samsung blamed faulty lithium-ion batteries, which it was said were overheating and causing the device to catch fire.
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She added that this knowledge is useful for developing "therapies to replace faulty tissues in so-called regenerative medicine."
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Human memory is faulty enough that not everyone who puts forth a statement ought to be believed point-blank.
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The company had been embroiled in a global scandal involving faulty airbags that led to large number of recalls.
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The ARJ21 has suffered problems with dodgy wiring, cracks in the wings, faulty doors and its performance in rain.
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But he wasn't sure whether it was a faulty speech synthesizer or a bad recording of a real human.
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PG&E CEO Bill Johnson said it was too soon to know if the faulty equipment sparked the fire.
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That doesn't mean the way that white people have tried to dismantle racism, and proclaim allyship, isn't often faulty.
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It's one of 10 videos that the user has uploaded to YouTube proclaiming his faith to the faulty phone.
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Mildly enraged, I went back to the "Genius" Bar and it turned out that the firmware was faulty. Enough.
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The cause of the crisis—possibly faulty reactor parts throughout EDF's fleet—suggests it may not be easily contained.
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On July 12, 2013, Boeing's Dreamliner, plagued by rumors of faulty batteries, caught fire on the tarmac in Heathrow.
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Sarepta's golodirsen skips a faulty section of the related gene, in this case called 'exon 53', to produce dystrophin.
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I've manually replaced SL-1200MK2 faulty phono cables before, and it's a pain, so this is a welcome addition.
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That's such a challenge in writing nonfiction, because reality gets filtered through memory, and memories are faulty by nature.
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Faulty sourcing, incidentally, runs in the family—earlier this year, Ivanka Trump appeared to have invented a Chinese proverb.
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The Japanese government failed to pay out billions of yen in government benefits for years due to faulty data.
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Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov said that faulty work on Earth has not been ruled out, TASS reports.
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Instead, the hope is to develop "therapeutic cloning", in which cloned cells could be used to regenerate faulty tissue.
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Because of the faulty handling of Avery's 1985 rape trial, everything the Manitowoc sheriff's department says is now questionable.
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Earlier this month Nissan Motor Co. recalled more than 1 million domestically made cars because of faulty routine tests.
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I've reached out to Timex about the issue and will update if I possibly just had a faulty watch.
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In last few years, hackers have launched large DDoS attacks by tricking faulty servers into boosting their malicious traffic.
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But is the NHTSA actively investigating Tesla for manufacturing faulty suspensions and intentionally misleading customers with a nondisclosure agreement?
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They also said that Warner's assistant secretary, who reported directly to him, definitely knew about the faulty computer program.
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After all, the United States has had some of the most problems with upwards of 70 faulty phones reported.
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Chinese netizens have turned to blockchain to share a censored news story about faulty vaccines given to small babies.
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The rest repaired the faulty gene by referring to the non-mutated copy they had inherited from their mothers.
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In the past, we've seen reported incidents of iPhone users using faulty, non-official charging cables bursting as well.
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On March 12th regulators in India, where 40% of the world's A320neos fly, grounded all aircraft with faulty engines.
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The investigation is still ongoing, but a SpaceX press release issued yesterday attributed the anomaly to a faulty valve.
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Six trials are set for this year involving the faulty ignition switches and their relationship to injuries and deaths.
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On Wednesday, French nuclear regulator ASN said faulty weldings at the plant could require more repairs than originally estimated.
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The cause of the failure was found to be a faulty strut in one of the upper fuel tanks.
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That poll, as Trump must also know, was discredited months ago by numerous media outlets for horribly faulty methodology.
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However, the jury found GM didn't sufficiently warn the public of the safety risks surrounding its faulty ignition switches.
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"Our research shows several banks have faulty client and transaction monitoring", the central bank said, without specifically naming banks.
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His has repeatedly accused various outlets, such as The New York Times and CNN, of being faulty news sources.
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Suspicions emerged that faulty sensors and software may have contributed to the two crashes in less than six months.
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Over 80,000 EpiPens have been recalled in several countries due to a faulty mechanism, the company announced on Monday.
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South Korea's transport ministry said a total of 453,870 vehicles made by 17 automakers have faulty Takata air bags.
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" The Speaker said Republicans made a promise to the American people to "repeal and replace this faulty, collapsing law.
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The last faulty assumption is that Western governments must yield to the Iranian regime as no alternative presents itself.
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Alexander "Sasha" Volokh, an Emory University law professor and supporter of private prisons, told CNN the report was faulty.
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Youngsters who had been sentenced to short lives, full of suffering caused by faulty DNA, get better and thrive.
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Apple says this issue stems from a faulty logic board, which means they'll have to physically repair your device.
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In all, roughly 2m faulty vaccines are thought to have been sold, for a total of 570m yuan ($90m).
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The original battery was replaced in 2017 (after being in a faulty bunch for which Apple offered free replacements).
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And there are many more faulty cars in Europe and elsewhere in the world still to be dealt with.
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But patient and consumer advocates say health care providers are making faulty assumptions about insured patients' ability to pay.
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This will allow you to find the housing and switch out the faulty bulb with the new, working ones.
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Astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir will spend hours outside the International Space Station replacing a faulty battery part.
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The faulty power unit is about 19 years old, Kenny Todd, who oversees ISS operations, said in the call.
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The goal should be to encourage Americans to take proper steps, not scare people into inaction with faulty reports.
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Two of the six Washington Metro rail lines are still being inspected for faulty electrical cables, the report said.
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The faulty laptops reportedly told people they had already voted that day, even though that was not the case.
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If so, the item is not only guaranteed to be faulty, but could also prove to be extremely dangerous.
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A faulty one can make the gene less active or inactive, leading to impaired vision and even complete blindness.
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Apple just launched a free repair program for users with faulty keyboards on some MacBook and MacBook Pro computers.
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That stretch produced a cascade of faulty assumptions and execution mistakes from the president and his top advisors alike.
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My mother tested negative, so by process of elimination, my father had passed the faulty gene on to me.
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The idea that it would happen is rooted in a faulty metaphor, and isn't backed by modern economic history.
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Throwing out tens of thousands of faulty breath tests will inevitably let some dangerous drivers back on the road.
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An internal VA audit later uncovered faulty scheduling practices and a "systemic lack of integrity" within some VA facilities.
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That would include trials that don't just rely on food diaries, since our faulty memories can make them inaccurate.
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Edison, for whom Theranos's faulty medical device was named, repeatedly misrepresented the history of the invention of the lightbulb.
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The problem was traced to a faulty circuit board, but not before the same mistake happened two weeks later.
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Microsoft hasn't announced yet what it'll do for people who paid to have their unit's seemingly faulty battery replaced.
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Ross Douthat EVERY January I write a column exploring my faulty analysis and failed prophecies from the preceding year.
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It could also derive from inadequate processing, like cooking at too low a temperature because of a faulty thermometer.
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The faulty component, which caused most state labs to receive inconclusive results, was never essential to the test's function.
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People who live in places without any Obamacare options may blame the health care law, and its faulty drafting.
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Also, people who have been injured by a faulty Takata airbag can claim access to a $125 million trust.
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Indeed, when researchers found signs of severe ozone depletion in the 1970s, they initially thought their instruments were faulty.
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There was also a factory nearby that occasionally had accidents that cost workers their lives due to faulty railings.
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In that case, the fatal shock was at least partly attributed to a faulty charging device, the ABC reported.
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That added a new element to what investigators have been scrutinizing, including faulty airspeed indicators and possibly flawed maintenance.
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Again and again, the pilots pulled the jet's nose up, only to have a faulty sensor reverse their actions.
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Talk about the systems and how they're created and how you can get faulty ... how it moves that way.
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If they were to take the faulty devices to a Genius Bar, the Genius Bar would turn them away.
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About half are losing money, and several have problems with mold and faulty sprinkler systems, according to court papers.
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His horror doubles when he learns his company is sending faulty drugs to Africa, where they'll likely go undetected.
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The entire premise that white men without college degrees are the only possible swing voters is a faulty one.
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Decades earlier, faulty decision-making resulted in the deaths of the seven-person crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger.
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And in several other Northern California fires last year, Cal Fire determined that faulty power lines were the cause.
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The Department of Justice is still conducting a criminal investigation of who's at fault for the jets' faulty systems.
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Not surprisingly, we do it all the time, and then make big decisions based on those faulty reference points.
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Problems with faulty Pratt & Whitney engines took Airbus planes out of service earlier this year and delayed engine production.
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Why it matters: The obvious parallel — and worst-case scenario — for a faulty census system would be the healthcare.
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I cursed my faulty plumbing — an operation for ovarian cancer had produced infections and then, in 2009, an ileostomy.
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Then there's the issue of ticketing, with some believing that parking tickets shouldn't be given with the faulty meters.
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It reopened recently, but the faulty escalator is still out of order; so is the one next to it.
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Background reading: Boeing successfully lobbied to reduce government oversight of airplane designs, allowing it to regulate faulty engineering internally.
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While in the air, the faulty sensor and the automated anti-stall system kept compelling the plane's nose down.
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And once the sequences for these faulty genes were revealed, it wasn't too hard to test for their presence.
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Initial data from the ongoing investigation into the September 28 crash indicates a fuel tube may have been faulty.
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But Captain Hasan said that the carrier had a habit of simply moving the faulty radar to another plane.
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What they are close to doing is using tools like Crispr to repair faulty genes that cause serious diseases.
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In addition, the auto parts maker Takata pleaded guilty to a wire fraud charge for installing faulty airbag inflaters.
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Today, the women's lobby deploys a faulty logic: In cases where men are better off than women, that's injustice.
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The problem was not one of faulty implementation; Jackson's own actions made the process of removal bloodier and crueler.
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The Innocence Project estimates that faulty forensic science was involved in more than 40 percent of DNA exoneration cases.
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Americans waste 20173 trillion gallons of water every year thanks to leaky faucets, faulty sprinkler systems and other small systems.
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But there's a fascinating extra layer to Civil War that paints the government as not just faulty but suspicious too.
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Homeowners sued the actor and his foundation in September claiming the homes were faulty and deteriorating at a rapid pace.
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UPDATE: An AT Games spokesperson tells Gizmodo, and other outlets, that the Sega Genesis units shipped to reviewers were faulty.
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Accordingly, if one core fails then another can step in, while the faulty core reloads its configuration, thereby repairing itself.
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Faulty or dislodged components can stop your computer from starting normally: The CPU, the RAM, the hard drive, the motherboard.
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U.K. health officials are advising people to check and see if their tests are from the faulty lot, number DM10220170710E.
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And, banks with strong numbers can still fail CCAR because the Fed considered the quality of their capital planning faulty.
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In those with faulty Nav603 channels, sensations that typically wouldn't register with the brain are instead translated into extreme pain.
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The government says automakers will recall another 5 million vehicles equipped with faulty inflators made by Takata Corporation of Japan.
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She and her children had outgrown the cramped space, where they battled faulty plumbing, a testy heating system and mice.
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Retirement officials also used faulty assumptions for returns and did not sufficiently communicate the extent of the shortfalls, Oldfather said.
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They are also asking for Apple to pay to fix or replace faulty units, including offering reimbursement for replacement laptops.
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Two were discovered after the trial, and the other had been barred by a faulty evidentiary ruling at the trial.
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As Mr Subramanian notes, the trouble with bungling the numbers is that it is like driving with a faulty speedometer.
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Both crashes have been linked to a faulty automated flight system known as the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, or MCAS.
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Since the pilot can't respond and A.R.I.D. has no data, A.R.I.D.'s declared "faulty" and destined for the scrap heap.
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One is defects: every wafer has some, so Mr Feldman's team had to find a way to bypass faulty cores.
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In other words, the implication here is that the faulty battery life estimations are largely responsible for the bad reports.
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If you edit RNA and make a mistake, for instance, the faulty RNA will be degraded likely within 24 hours.
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Maryland — a 38-year-old case built on a faulty privacy premise — to the modern, hyper-connected, technology-dependent world.
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Despite Apple's faulty word-based filter, with enough careful selection and thought, teens could hypothetically pull up their intended results.
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Microsoft swapped my power supply as it was faulty, and I was never able to reproduce the same disconnect problem.
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When people end up voting incorrectly, it's typically because they've made assumptions based on little information and/or faulty impressions.
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The IQS counts every single complaint an owner has, whether a faulty transmission or a hard-to-use navigation system.
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On West Elm's Facebook, customers cajole, plead, and complain about their faulty items, missing orders, or rude customer service experiences.
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Tens of thousands of dams in North America are being slated for destruction due to faulty engineering and river damage.
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But if you think about this for a couple of seconds, you'll realize that it's a pretty faulty classification system.
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By the end of 2017 — and despite faulty customer service and a scuffle with the IRS — Coinbase was riding high.
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They lost $6,000 when a faulty nail filing product for dogs got Grant's Amazon seller account temporarily suspended, for example.
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We know how adept Trump is at gaslighting, or the art of making us believe our memories must be faulty.
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It occurs when a child inherits from both parents a faulty gene preventing the development of a normal immune system.
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Last week, the company announced that it was voluntarily recalling 123,000 Model S vehicles over a faulty power steering issue.
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The inspection that led to the report identified problems with the drainage infrastructure in the dam and faulty monitoring systems.
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Afterward, Trump blamed the move on a faulty earpiece, only to come back days later and offer an explicit condemnation.
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Trump's lack of preparation, fatigue and lack of focus led to his gaffes, not a biased moderator or faulty mic.
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For example data from a vehicle indicating a faulty part could be combined with data from sensors in Ford plants.
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"And by the way, I don't like this mic," Trump raged over a faulty PA system Wednesday night in Florida.
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Nor could anyone pretend that the significant differences between Trump's and Clinton's plans don't matter or make them equally faulty.
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I felt ashamed that my issue must be the result of a faulty skincare regimen rather than genetics and hormones.
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Rihanna fell victim to a faulty home alarm system as LAPD officers and a helicopter swarmed her Hollywood Hills pad.
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Additionally, Lyft was the Nasdaq's largest IPO since the faulty debut of Facebook on the tech-focused exchange in 2012.
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Uber's background check doesn't involve fingerprints, which company officials discounted as potentially faulty (including generating "false positives") to reporters Monday.
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The museum's faulty reservation system spawned long lines of frustrated ticket holders and threats to strike by the security staff.
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It's not clear if any faulty intelligence was ever used to brief President Barack Obama or Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
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The company has responded to customer complaints by offering to replace faulty sensors that sometimes saw obstacles that weren't there.
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This belief interferes with the scientific understanding of the Moon and teachers with these faulty concepts carry it to classrooms.
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In a statement late on Saturday, BRF said some allegations made by police were false or based on faulty understanding.
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The package arrived in a timely manner, but the dress was dirty and had a faulty button and weird silhouette.
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The problem was traced to a faulty bracket, which was holding a bottle of helium inside the rocket's upper stage.
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A spokesperson for the airline said the engine was replaced and the faulty engine would be inspected by maintenance specialists.
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Even more troubling than the faulty estimates is the proposed legislation itself, which does anything but "strengthen" the REMS program.
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And, primarily, to try to fix their faulty pass defense, which was worse than any other N.F.L. team's last season.
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Counsel for the FDA admit they had a faulty email storage system but there's no evidence Gutierrez destroyed the emails.
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For this, we need the same human instrument—faulty, romantic, and duplicitous—that brought Enron to that self-defeating point.
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The company has been caught up in one of the biggest ever recalls in the automotive industry over faulty airbags.
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Republicans have said the FISA warrant obtained on Page was an abuse of federal power and based on faulty evidence.
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The fire was caused by a faulty power line owned by electricity provider Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E.)
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Lion Air did not appear to have inspected a key sensor that turned out to be faulty, it also noted.
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According to the report, the faulty elevator has prompted some to form a tenants association and start a rent strike.
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The police conducted a faulty test of Mr. Vega's clothes that found no signs that he had fired a gun.
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At least 22000 people have been killed and more than 22004 have been injured by faulty inflaters made by Takata.
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"Whale" makes me immediately think of Twitter's faulty "fail whale," so I'm not sure about the whole branding issue here.
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"That is a faulty defense, because power can be exercised in improper ways, and that's what happened here," Himes said.
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" The FDA said "only a small portion" of the product testing data was faulty due to a "data manipulation issue.
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But after a faulty clutch put one out of commission, they all spent last season in place near the ceiling.
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The clock is ticking for Boeing to fix the faulty MCAS anti-stall software investigators blame for causing the crashes.
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The uncle praised the proposal, though he has few warm memories of the streetcars, whose brakes he said were faulty.
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One established an independent scientific commission to look into faulty forensic practices that can produce unreliable evidence in criminal trials.
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The drop also comes amid a voluntary recall of its Model S cars because of a faulty power steering component.
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In November 2017, 400,000 doses of diphtheria and tetanus vaccine produced by the Wuhan Institute of Biological Products were faulty.
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Unfortunately, it also means that health providers and patients relying on the voided tests may have made faulty medical decisions.
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His description of his Syria policy betrayed little preparation and was replete with faulty statements, like the one about Aleppo.
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When that happens, your team is far more likely to challenge faulty assumptions and help make the final decision better.
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But there have been problems with coronavirus testing -- from faulty test kits to major shortages and delays in getting tested.
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This documentary is more terrifying than most horror films: It delves into the medical disasters caused by faulty medical devices.
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Its lag is linked to faulty test kits sent out by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in February.
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In 2009, faulty track circuits led to a collision between two trains that killed the train operator and eight passengers.
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While seemingly innocuous, these kinds of faulty Cold War analogies have led to some plainly wrong thinking about tech policy.
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Our recent research shows that policymakers and experts have used faulty assumptions to assert that student debt is mostly harmless.
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In time, mental problems became mental disorders, then brain disorders, perhaps caused by faulty wiring, a "chemical imbalance" or genes.
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In both crashes, the stall-prevention software appeared to have been triggered by faulty readings from one of two sensors.
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The email cited failing brakes and faulty air conditioning in the police cruisers, ill-fitting bulletproof vests and low wages.
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The two issued an Airworthiness Directive warning about possible trim stabilizer control issues due to faulty angle-of-attack indicators.
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Our faulty built-in lie detectors seem a small price to pay for what is otherwise an indispensable social lubricant.
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The president alone is the decider when it comes to first use, but the decision maker can have faulty judgment.
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Officials confirmed on Friday that the Grenfell blaze began with a faulty refrigerator and that it was not started intentionally.
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Previously, multiple news outlets reported that the Nevada caucuses would also rely on the faulty app developed by Shadow Inc.
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Meadows also said it would be a "faulty assumption" if leadership thinks conservatives will eventually back the bill as drafted.
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They completed the seven-hour spacewalk while swapping out some faulty batteries on the outside of the International Space Station.
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Policymakers seemed to have fallen victim to that faulty assumption during decades of tinkering with the federal student loan program.
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Rather, what this situation reveals is that faulty rules that have allowed Michigan and many others states to perpetuate dependency.
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Trump answered, "I don't know," but he later blamed a faulty microphone for not being able to hear the question.
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Bryan Cranston is back as the voice of Titanium Rex, the superhero with a faulty prostate and some bumbling sidekicks.
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Faulty equipment from California's largest utility company, PG&E, has sparked wildfires in the state over the last several years.
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A pair of cushioned headphones were waiting on my seat, a huge step up from the faulty ones in economy.
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The company has publicly apologized for the faulty air bags amid congressional inquiries into its handling of the defective parts.
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And while the citation might be faulty, Bartos says the sentiment is accurate — especially when it comes to vaginal birth.
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Faced with faulty concepts or poorly devised books, even the best songwriters sometimes fall to the level of mere competence.
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Trump justified his move using faulty information, citing issues that are not even in the agreement and flat-out lying.
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The Windows maker said system instability triggered by Intel's faulty patch can in some cases cause "data loss or corruption".
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Some users have even reported the entire chip itself falling off the card because of faulty adhesive or other issues.
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The company said on Wednesday it was recalling 211,000 vehicles in North America to replace potentially faulty side door latches.
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Investigators in Indonesia have fingered faulty data as a factor in the crash of a Lion Air jet last year.
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It said EDF was checking other reactors that could be affected by the faulty parts and would replace any found.
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But what is clear is that greater transparency will allow companies to more easily challenge faulty data, if it exists.
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The company added that it believed the F.C.C. order was "unlawful" and based on a faulty understanding of Chinese law.
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The initial assessment is the faulty tube may be on older models of the aircraft, but all are being inspected.
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And yet he has not earned a win since April 29 because of the Mets' feeble offense and faulty bullpen.
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The government has said that children who received faulty vaccines should be taken to a hospital to receive another immunization.
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SoulCycle's crappy instructors and faulty bikes are to blame for a catastrophic ankle injury ... so claims a very disgruntled customer.
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Terrified, he hired a lawyer and started barraging executives at Guardian with complaints about what he insisted were faulty tests.
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A central concern in the Lion Air disaster is that the system may have malfunctioned, based on faulty sensor readings.
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Under the bill, any person or group that filed more than 500 faulty applications could be fined up to $10,000.
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Investigators suspect that faulty data from sensors on both planes may have caused the system, known as MCAS, to malfunction.
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Although faulty sex ed is responsible for a wide variety of misconceptions, pornography itself presents an imaginary form of sex.
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The devastating consequences of faulty sensors and an automated systemPreliminary reports into the deadly crashes of Lion Air Flight 610 in October 2018 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 five months later indicate that an automated system erroneously engaged after being triggered by a faulty AoA vane, and forced the planes' noses to point down.
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Once the world's second-largest maker of airbags, the faulty ones have been used by most of the world's big carmakers.
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"Early Model X SUVs had a number of issues with faulty seals in the doors and poor panel gaps," Stevens says.
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A 2009 report says one patient had 13 painful shocks and then bleeding during a surgery to remove his faulty lead.
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This year, Samsung's reputation and profit took a big hit after multiple reports of its latest smartphone model's faulty batteries exploding.
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Trying to obey, the crew reduced thrust, unaware that the faulty engines could only offer all or nothing, the sources said.
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Donald Trump, a critic of the Fed's recent monetary tightening, seized on the remarks, saying they underlined its "faulty thought process".
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But since then, the business model has proved faulty, causing the company to repeatedly pare down its once-generous subscription plan.
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Last fall, the Air Force grounded around a dozen F-35 jets when it found faulty insulation in fuel tank lines.
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Turns out, the sounds came from a faulty escalator and there's no threat to the public ... but it still caused chaos.
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Touch Disease is reportedly caused by faulty controller chips, which interpret your taps and swipes into usable data for your iPhone.
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But Berenson dismisses this evidence, going on to focus on reports, including the faulty asylum cases, that back up his point.
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Federal grand jury indicts three Takata executives on wire fraud and conspiracy charges for allegedly convincing automakers to buy faulty inflators.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC), tweeted that the FBI spied on American citizen Carter Page based on faulty and politically motivated evidence.
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But then reports of faulty batteries began to emerge, with some of the phone units generating excessive heat and catching fire.
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Bundy has maintained — and is motivated by — a distaste for politicians and what he said is a deeply faulty justice system.
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Samsung recalled the Galaxy Note 7 after faulty batteries caused devices to catch fire, and the flagship smartphone was eventually discontinued.
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Suing Donegan for defamation may be Elliott's last remaining legal recourse, but it appears to be a faulty one as well.
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Automakers have been struggling to convince millions of owners of vehicles with potentially faulty Takata air bags to get needed repairs.
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PG&E CEO Bill Johnson said it was too soon to know if the faulty equipment started the fire outside Geyserville.
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If its own security is faulty, however, the NSA can itself become an unwitting source of information for the bad guys.
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Once the Wells report was issued, with its faulty science and its circumstantial evidence, Goodell did what he had to do.
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So he procured some faulty math to tell them this: Conference championship + expansion = marginally improved Playoff chances Marginally improved Playoff chances + ????
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Faulty testing has led to heightened concerns about the effectiveness of using the testing kits to stop the spread of disease.
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She did not confirm how many states had faulty testing, or how many people may have been impacted by the error.
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In 2014, General Motors recalled around 29 million vehicles worldwide that had problems with seats, airbags, ignition switches, and faulty parts.
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Boeing has since grounded the 737 MAX worldwide, and is working to fix the faulty software that led to the crashes.
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Samsung's media arm continues code red damage control in the wake of the latest report surrounding a faulty Galaxy Note 7.
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The Chinese watchdog asked the three automakers in July to recall vehicles in China affected by potentially faulty Takata air bags.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Aston Martin has become the latest carmaker to be caught up in a major recall of faulty Daimler (DAIGn.
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It also shows how it has labeled the parts of the patient's eye, giving doctors an opportunity to spot faulty analysis.
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A U.S. judge said earlier this year the costs of replacing all of the faulty Takata inflators could be $5533 billion.
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Clearly, Samsung wants to be able to provide quality hardware service without users having to worry about faulty, third-party parts.
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"It is unclear whether these answers were the result of faulty or lacking analysis, or a more deliverable evasion," analysts wrote.
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Wheeler feared "that if they are proven faulty, that will undermine the legal case for the rollback," sources told the paper.
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Later that day, Samsung made a global announcement where it acknowledged the faulty battery and halted sales of the phone globally.
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He also defended the decision to invade Iraq, saying it was based on intelligence that later turned out to be faulty.
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At least 12,000 people die each year in road accidents often blamed on faulty vehicles, reckless driving and lax traffic enforcement.
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They said she died after jumping out of a moving vehicle and that he was convicted due to faulty forensic evidence.
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Police said there was no indication of terrorism and it was believed to have been caused by a faulty drill battery.
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However, economists themselves often fail to recognise that their insights come despite, not because of, complicated models based on faulty principles.
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Last month, it pleaded guilty to a U.S. felony charge as part of a $1 billion settlement over its faulty inflators.
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He is believed to have been electrocuted while working on a faulty light fixture in "Phantom Manor," according to Le Parisien.
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If a person has faulty mitochondria, then, they would need to have them replaced in order to have a healthy baby.
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The idea of "editorial independence," like the idea of free speech, is not faulty per se, nor is it necessarily misapplied.
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In 2010 this was used in nearly 70% of IVF cycles globally, though faulty sperm affects only 40% of infertile couples.
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Only last month Southwest was forced to cancel 2,300 flights because a faulty router brought its systems down for 12 hours.
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The fatal fire was started by a faulty Hotpoint fridge-freezer in one of the apartments, London police said on Friday.
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He argued that the benefits of increased patient awareness from these apps outweigh the risks of faulty information influencing patient decisions.
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Those bonds will help pay for damages tied to deadly California wildfires in October 2017 caused by faulty PG&E equipment.
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On top of all this, the biological theory of plausibility also suffers from a graver problem: its predictive powers are faulty.
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Defenders of Buy America rules claim that such measures help promote job creation, but here too the policy's logic is faulty.
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The Chilcot report, which is 2.6m words long, focuses particularly on the faulty intelligence and political decision-making before the invasion.
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Those bonds would help pay for damages tied to deadly California wildfires in October 2017 caused by faulty PG&E equipment.
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Three of the cars had the faulty Takata airbags, which have led to the largest automotive recall in United States history.
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The mission, which was originally scheduled for October 21 but has been moved up, aims to replace a faulty battery part.
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The report also said a critical sensor in the plane, supplied by a Florida company, was faulty during the fatal flight.
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Faulty batteries are believed to be the source of the handset's defect, which caused dozens of Note7 phones to catch fire.
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Split-second decisions based on faulty assumptions too often result in black and brown folk being carried away in body bags.
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A faulty spark plug caused his engine to continue to misfire audibly on Lap 29, but he continued pushing behind Senna.
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"emotional appeal" The Wallace interview especially stood out because other Fox shows have been promoting faulty stats to stir up fear.
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Republicans hammered Cordray and the CFPB for what they claimed was a faulty and fraud-susceptible crackdown based on flimsy evidence.
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While the most likely origin is faulty instrumentation, pilot error, or simply misidentified common phenomena, it is obviously worth looking into.
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The test flagged a faulty BRCA2 gene: When functioning properly, it helps create a protein that acts as a tumor suppressor.
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Musk's judgment, epitomized by the buyout fiasco, looks increasingly faulty - just as Tesla needs cool heads to drive it to profitability.
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Google settled a class-action lawsuit regarding faulty microphones on its Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones that were released in 2016.
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The world's most expensive drug was approved using data that was partially faulty, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said Tuesday.
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Trying to explain the cause, Marculescu said that faulty filtration that messed up "the very sophisticated chemical combination" in the water.
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Faulty air bags have resulted in 10 fatalities, all but one of them in the United States, and around 100 injuries.
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The real estate mogul later backtracked, saying that he had a faulty earpiece during the interview and didn't understand the question.
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Denka officials say the EPA based its cancer estimate on faulty science and have demanded that the EPA issue a correction.
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A CNBC report about Tesla facing potential delays from faulty parts coming off the line also sent jitters through the market.
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" One particularly pervasive theme in conservative criticism of Alinsky is a faulty claim that he dedicated Rules for Radicals to "Lucifer.
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Many families reported unsafe conditions including lead-based paint, rampant mold, exposed asbestos, faulty electrical wiring, vermin infestations and gas leaks.
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Instead Apple held an event and said "We made the keyboards quieter" admitting the past keyboards were loud, and not faulty.
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He'd been at band practice the night before, and had spent the morning trying to sort out a faulty space heater.
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Results were hurt by a multi-million U.S. settlement tied to the recall of vehicles with faulty Takata air bag inflators.
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The move sought to replace as many faulty Amphenol connectors in previously installed solar equipment as quickly — and quietly — as possible.
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Negative reviews mention defective units and poor brewing, though some of those bad stories may be down to a faulty technique.
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Since then, she said her two-year-old has suffered what she claims were severe reactions, and blames the faulty vaccine.
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To her husband's lawyers, Ms. Melgen was polite and soft-spoken, apologetically highlighting her faulty memory when asked about specific dates.
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There's no telling that that innocuous-looking app that promises to improve your Android's phone faulty battery won't steal your money.
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But on Wednesday, Mr. Maduro was still in power, raising questions about whether the United States had relied on faulty intelligence.
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The overall idea is to outsource certain human functions, the drudgery and things prone to faulty judgment, while retaining master control.
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Even after being reprimanded by the government for making faulty products, several large vaccine makers have been permitted to continue operating.
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Experts told Motherboard the operation may have ensnared innocent victims as the spyware appears to have been faulty and poorly targeted.
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The last thing that business needs is for the next 10 years of data to be built on a faulty foundation.
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The lawsuits that he brought against Wall Street firms for selling faulty mortgage bonds were among the highlights of his tenure.
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BuzzFeed News reported last week that the state of New York was developing its own test after the CDC's proved faulty.
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Anyone who purchased the bottles is encouraged to contact Contigo, who will supply a free replacement lid for the faulty products.
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Flashback: Honda recalled 12.9 million Honda and Acura vehicles in the U.S. to replace faulty Takata airbag inflators in recent years.
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And his gaffes are not outright lies; they're likely the result of a faulty memory or some confusion about the facts.
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The Dutch government has recalled over half a million face masks it imported from China after discovering that they were faulty.
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Faulty handiwork can cause serious injury or ruin a gun if a shoddy bullet jams or if a weapon is defective.
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The decision comes more than a week since the Iowa caucuses, marred by faulty technology and arcane rules, descended into chaos.
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Notices at airports banning the phone from flights because of faulty lithium ion batteries became emblems of a company in crisis.
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This is a political calculation — relying on faulty analysis of the Clinton impeachment — that a formal inquiry will backfire on Democrats.
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Board of Education teaches "separate but equal" is faulty doctrine; schools will never be truly equal if they are not integrated.
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Estimates that do not recognize this recent upswing will naturally lead to faulty assessments of the economic impact of the tariffs.
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