Once the notice is filed, business will have up to 180 days to address the complaint, either by fixing it or simply make progress toward fixing it.
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They see a problem, and a way of fixing it.
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One solution to fixing it is super-easy — better jewelry.
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Yeah, I definitely think they are accountable to fixing it.
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"Minecraft is busted, and you're constantly fixing it," she says.
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If anything breaks, you're fixing it, and always something breaks.
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So they came up with an idea for fixing it.
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So, together with the owners, Ryan is fixing it up.
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I think that was sort of fixing it after the fact.
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Nilay: Why do you think they're not capable of fixing it?
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But today he took a huge step back from fixing it.
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"Henry ... I inherited a mess, but I'm fixing it," Trump said.
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Fixing it will take hard work, focus and a disciplined approach.
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Should your new foldable screen break, fixing it could be costly.
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But fixing it is not as simple as it might seem.
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Fixing it should be an early priority for the next president.
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And we have started fixing it from the budget of 2019.
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If anything goes wrong, Zebra would be responsible for fixing it.
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And finally, explain the results that you've achieved by fixing it.
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Fixing it requires examining and addressing the larger forces at play.
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But he says Google is making progress at fixing it anyway.
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I inherited a MESS and am in the process of fixing it.
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Fixing it would resolve the moral dilemmas presented by the EpiPen episode.
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I do, and are not taking responsibility for fixing it at all.
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Mr. Trump ended it but said he was open to fixing it.
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Once a fishery has broken down, fixing it is fraught with difficulties.
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That means fixing it is simply a matter of reorienting the agency.
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But they don't seem to be fixing it or focusing on it.
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The governor, however, has been trying his darnedest to evade actually fixing it.
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"They still say 'zero tolerance,' but the bureaucracy isn't fixing it," Jensen added.
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Now, it appears they are fixing it up (naturally), as Southern Living reports.
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Determining what lies behind the persistent wealth gap is essential to fixing it.
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Make sure the guy fixing it actually knows what the fuck they're doing.
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The worst part is that Apple is pitching a fit about fixing it.
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"Ask them what to fix and we're committed to fixing it," said Limp.
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We have to see what's wrong to have any chance of fixing it.
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But now that you know, it's time to get to work fixing it.
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The responsibility for fixing it should not be left on our shoulders alone.
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She bought the house at auction for $209,000 and began fixing it up.
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Instead of defending his plan, Mr. Cuomo would be better off fixing it.
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But I worry that this time, everybody thinks somebody else is fixing it.
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If this makes you uncomfortable, you stand a good chance of fixing it.
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They often suffered from intense pain — and Beckett was charged with fixing it.
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Google confirmed that the figure was a bug and that it was fixing it.
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FERRECHIO: On the other hand, they have been talking for years about fixing it.
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Senate Democrats have unanimously opposed repealing Obamacare and have instead called for fixing it.
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Google confirmed that the figure was a bug and that it was fixing it.
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"If you destroy something, you should take some responsibility for fixing it," he says.
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But it was also going broke, and fixing it became a priority for Gov.
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It is a white one, and fixing it is the job of white America.
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The reasoning is because exposing a problem and not fixing it helps no one.
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And then later, fixing it after [the fact] becomes ... so big and so impossible.
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The immigration system is broken but the president has no interest in fixing it.
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Most people have never had gumbo before, so I love fixing it for them.
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As with a soufflé, if one gets messed up, there will be no fixing it.
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All is not yet lost, but it is time to get serious about fixing it.
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After one failure, those behind the Euro model "spent some time fixing it," Maue said.
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Fixing it with laws based on the last crisis is probably not the best approach.
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Senator Alexander's bipartisan plan to stabilize insurance markets is a good start toward fixing it.
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The walk-in would break down practically once a week—we spent thousands fixing it.
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Fixing it will take money, courage and commitment from several levels of the institution's hierarchy.
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As mentioned above, it's not fully clear what's causing the issue, which makes fixing it tricky.
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You've been part of creating this mess and you should absolutely be part of fixing it.
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He spent another $2000,000 fixing it up so air conditioners could handle the Las Vegas summer.
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Still, this was a bad mistake, and the WHCA needs to start fixing it right away.
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We knew exactly how to deal with acid rain and ended up fixing it pretty well.
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She and her husband bought a simple wood-frame house and set about fixing it up.
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Navarro has gotten wind of the Panama account problem and Marty makes fixing it look easy.
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He spent another $28,2000 fixing it up so air conditioners could handle the Las Vegas summer.
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So rather than doing their job and fixing it, let&aposs just abolish the law enforcement agency.
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He blamed China for the bad relations and said the onus for fixing it lies with Beijing.
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The Economist: Are the political and economic systems that have facilitated global warming capable of fixing it?
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Fortunately, Trump recognizes the catastrophe that Obama and Clinton caused, and he is committed to fixing it.
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If Mr Trump's diagnosis of what ails America is bad, his prescriptions for fixing it are catastrophic.
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He found that the shower had no waterproofing and told me I was responsible for fixing it.
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So it's all about diagnosing it quickly and fixing it so you get back to the show.
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Two-thirds of Republicans would prefer to focus on getting rid of Obamacare rather than fixing it.
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Wall Street's self-interest should not be allowed to stand in the way of finally fixing it.
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Without the green roof, fixing "it would literally have been a 10-minute job," Mr. Heidenry said.
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Just two days into the new law, and some are already fixing it for the average Californian.
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She paid just $2,690.50 for it and has spent a year and five months fixing it up.
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And for the operators of those chains, locating the problem is the first step to fixing it.
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"Now that we know the problem, the next issue is fixing it," Vonn wrote of the injury.
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Their method of fixing it is to go back and ask congress for more and more money.
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"They now have water but no thanks to Trump, it all came down to them fixing it themselves."
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Fixing it would be too expensive, so instead, it was skipping town, and taking the lessons learned elsewhere.
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One perfect way to address the problem, but put off fixing it, is to focus on developing talent.
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"The mechanics ended up fixing it, the pilot said, but then there was bad weather predicted," she said.
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We haven't fixed it, aren't fixing it, and the way we're talking about all of this is gross.
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We were experimenting, playing with it and fixing it, and that was when this DARPA challenge got announced.
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There has been resistance to fixing it, some of which has come from prominent researchers at leading universities.
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The community team is aware of the situation and is working on fixing it as soon as possible.
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After her death, I moved into her home and slowly began fixing it; so many things needed work.
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Still, Mr. Bloomberg's current campaign approach reveals more about America's broken system than his likelihood of fixing it.
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It — or rather, the possibility of fixing it — was at the core of his entire theory of winning.
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"This bill is so badly flawed that there's no fixing it" is how a Democratic committee aide described it.
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But instead of fixing it, the assistant on the other end of the line insisted that Gleason was wrong.
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Fixing it, the Times suggests, will take much more than formulating new medications or fixing America's health care system.
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It's not just the ransom itself but the lost productivity and time involved in fixing it and rearranging things.
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It's also the most visible event in for the ticket industry, which makes fixing it all the more important.
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Google says its YouTube ad problem is "very very very small," but it's getting better at fixing it, anyway.
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The plausible options for fixing the situation are diminishing, but fixing it should be a first-order policy priority.
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The Trump administration may not be responsible for this train wreck, but it is now responsible for fixing it.
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Republicans said the tax increase was an unintended consequence of their measure, and they are supportive of fixing it.
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Their method of fixing it is to go back and ask Congress for more money, more and more money.
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Fixing it has become the personal mission of Matt Ross, the Founder of One River School of Art + Design.
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There are elements of the process of fixing it, but you have to have broad-scale public education reform.
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Extend your phone's life by fixing it when things break, cleaning the charging port and swapping out dying batteries.
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And since this really was not broken in the first place, why go to the trouble of fixing it?
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WeWork's main business is leasing office space, fixing it up and then subletting the space to individuals and companies.
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The focus on fixing it eventually brought us to Windows 10 and the excellent Surface devices the company sells today.
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You can customize it, and you have to take care of it, regularly fixing it up and refilling the gas.
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There's a big issue with the ticketing system, so I spend the morning and part of the afternoon fixing it.
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Those who have created or tolerated the foreign policy failures of the past decade are not capable of fixing it.
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As the saying goes...if it ain't broke...then Trump won't need to blame an immigrant for not fixing it.
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I don't have a situation that's broken, and so I feel like I don't have to worry about fixing it.
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He later clarified that he was not criticizing the entire initiative, he was just making an argument for fixing it.
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They list the property, which Brooks bought for $230,000 and invested another $240,000 into fixing it up, for $1.35 million.
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"I have no way of fixing it," Mr. Lipinski said in an interview at his headquarters in this Houston suburb.
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Spotting a problem with the company's approach, a good manager could set the firm on a path to fixing it.
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They are unusually prone to creating this sort of crisis, unusually inhibited from fixing it and unusually slow to recover.
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To me, that seems transparently dystopian — not that the world is bad, but that nobody cares anymore about fixing it.
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America is facing a crisis over its crumbling water infrastructure, and fixing it will be a monumental and expensive task.
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But if something is stopping the update, like a lack of space on your phone, don't delay in fixing it.
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The system is broken and it's time we vote for lawmakers who are committed to fixing it in its totality.
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But the shambles itself long predates Trump, and fixing it would require something much bigger than a staff shake-up.
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Can you give me an example of one of these categories and what the approach to fixing it looks like?
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Trump's role in this story is that he's just another guy who made big promises about fixing it, but didn't.
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It's about the notoriously difficult to drive Porsche 911: Porsche made a beautiful mistake, and it's spent 50 years fixing it.
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Recognising a problem, though, is easier than fixing it: the Nokia division, for instance, now mostly gains attention for hefty losses.
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If you've ever had a flat tire when biking, then you've probably experienced the unique torture that goes into fixing it.
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" Hogg said it took members from within the organization continually calling out leadership "for us to actually work towards fixing it.
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What they don't need to stress about is that fixing it will cause more harm or have long-term negative consequences.
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There is also no question that he prefers ranting about its brokenness to making even a token effort at fixing it.
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While the unanimous opinion is that the current situation is untenable, not everyone agrees on how to go about fixing it.
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Still, I thought that fixing it was only a matter of bringing it to the attention of the people in charge.
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A better approach might be to pinpoint what exactly is broken in the system and to take steps toward fixing it.
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And, I know that if I happen to make a mistake, fixing it is not going to be a big deal.
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Reuters spoke with Rademacher to talk about where the system is falling short - and how we can go about fixing it.
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Today, the Metro is in such a state that fixing it may require shutting whole lines for months at a time.
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Civil society groups and opposition lawmakers said this downplayed the severity of the problem and the government's role in fixing it.
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It's time to quit talking about it and, if people are serious about fixing it, let's sit down and resolve it.
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While fixing it up, she gets better, learns to be nicer, makes friends and helps an ill boy get better, too.
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If there are times when we fall short, we are committed to being open, taking responsibility for the problem, and fixing it.
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Our safety net is broken, and it's broken at such a fundamental level, there's no fixing it, because it is by design.
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You can defend science that says climate change is a big threat and that tech can be a part of fixing it.
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Yeah. But the governor has successfully made the argument that the city should contribute to the cost of fixing it as well.
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The Russell Sage Foundation authors are pointing to a way not just to tinker with the problem, but to start fixing it.
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When I'd finished fixing it, when I found a partner, I wouldn't have to put effort into not being single anymore. Normal.
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But at least fixing it doesn't involve brain scans, antidepressant pills or clinging for dear life to some cantering Cheyenne or Misty.
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He was fixing it up and he actually sold it to buy me and my brother and sister four-wheelers for Christmas.
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The city's Department of Transportation first wrote about the issue Thursday on Twitter, saying that DOT crews were working on fixing it.
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The tax code has been flawed and inefficient for a very long time, precisely because fixing it could be so terribly disruptive.
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Obviously, they haven't fixed it, or they haven't made any strides whatsoever, and they talk about fixing it, but they never do.
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It won't violate anyone's privacy for it to admit a mistake and that they are fixing it to ensure it doesn't happen again.
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Critics said the funding bill would not do enough to protect migrants and would pump money to a broken system without fixing it.
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But I didn't want to leave empty-handed, so I forked over $15 (cash only, please) with dreams of fixing it up myself.
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My husband and I bought a foreclosure in a beach neighborhood a few years ago and are fixing it up slowly but surely.
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Now, if only she could truly live up to the second half of her business mantra: changing it and fixing it for good.
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Not knowing when or if RCS Chat would be available for your phone was RCS's second biggest problem, and Google is fixing it.
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No, says Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan — who has endorsed fixing the background check loophole but is against Obama fixing it.
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But Democrats are oddly complacent about it, in part because fixing it might help them politically, and they're worried that might seem unfair.
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The racial wealth gap is where past injustice compounds into present inequality, and understanding its mechanisms is the first step toward fixing it.
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Given the quick turnaround time, there isn't much that's changed between the previous and current builds, besides some minor bug fixing, it appears.
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It's an untenable system, and to the administration's considerable credit, the new executive order appears to go a long way toward fixing it.
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" Clovis told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day" that he's not sure where Pierson got her information, but said the campaign is "fixing it.
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And if a survey of 700 tech founders tells us anything, it's that fixing it is still not a top priority for many startups.
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After reaching out to Ricky Reed and Lizzo's team about fixing it, we put the song in dispute in 2017 when it came out.
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The bill would also create an out-of-pocket limit for Medicare drug costs, fixing it initially at $3,100 a year for Medicare beneficiaries.
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" Understanding a problem "is the first step to fixing it," she notes, "only I'm not sure whether I care to take any further action.
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At 19, he started out buying a broken front loader, a machine for scooping dirt into trucks — then fixing it and hiring it out.
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The problem w/ the concept of "global warming" is that the U.S. is spending a fortune on "fixing it" while China & others do nothing!
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After all, it shouldn't be the job of women, who bear the brunt of this problem, to somehow be responsible for fixing it too.
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"I was sick of this negativity, of people criticizing the Coalition instead of fixing it," Al-Jizawi told Al Jazeera back in January 2014.
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After a few days of silence on the matter, Apple has acknowledged the issue, apologized for the spam and says it's working on fixing it.
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"This was all about the Dodd-Frank disaster, and they fixed it, or at least have gone a long way toward fixing it," he said.
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GMC is fixing it for 2020, but given how many miles buyers put on their trucks it was a disappointing omission on our test truck.
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The decision to leave the agreement is a message to the world: We'll take the lead on contributing to the problem, but not fixing it.
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You're fixing it right now because you're spending time and you're studying and you're working on your craft and you're trying to tell your stories.
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The plan for fixing it doesn't much matter, which is why the Republican Party is likely to follow its leader down whatever path he chooses.
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And if the mistaken planning isn't caught ahead of time, fixing it afterward depends on good will among the children and, even then, requires planning.
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"Fishermen are very good at looking at the problem and fixing it if they have the tools in the toolbox to do it," says Pettinger.
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In Democratic politics, there is agreement that the old house isn't good enough, but disagreement about just how possible — or affordable — fixing it will be.
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And then holding power to account: How'd we get to where we are now and who is responsible for leading the charge to fixing it?
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Ministry officials said on Monday that viewers worried that television shows "exacerbate inequalities and gender stereotypes, rather than fixing it," the Korea Joongang Daily reported.
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"The race to get this reactor backup is not about fixing it, it's about assuring Entergy profits," said Damon Moglen of Friends of the Earth.
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More importantly, for each category there is a generic approach to fixing it, to actually performing the maintenance approach that I'm describing, repairing the damage.
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"We understand the importance of this issue and are committed to and engaged in fixing it", a company spokesman said in an emailed statement on Sunday.
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But the central bank tried to halt the renminbi's slide on Friday morning by fixing it 0.015 percent higher than the day before in mainland trading.
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If an investigation found that a city pipe outside of the building is the culprit, then fixing it would not be management's responsibility, Mr. Mann said.
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It's fragile, crumbly, and all you knew about it growing up was that if you put a hole in it, fixing it was a big deal.
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Rhodes faces a public school system crumbling in financial ruin and a community that doesn't really want someone from the state in charge of fixing it.
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On Wednesday, the judge in Hawaii turned his temporary restraining order against the ban into an indefinite one, fixing it in place unless it is overturned.
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And according to him, he did fix it, or is fixing it, never mind what his intelligence chiefs told the Senate Intelligence Committee just last week.
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"We'll have a booth in the startup area, people see our banner, and say hey, yeah, that's a problem, how are you fixing it?" says Ghostwave's Zody.
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I mean, they're interested in fixing it, it's just not something they're capable of fixing and I think that's a Google problem not just a YouTube problem.
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Holt also could remind Americans that climate change can be fixed -- and that fixing it also means fewer dirty-air deaths, cleaner cities and more-sustainable jobs.
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But while this individual case is finished, the weakness he exploited is still out there, and fixing it will be much harder than catching a single stalker.
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Along the way, or after the project, we also spend time debugging, which means chasing down a problem to find the root cause and fixing it up.
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If you have a more serious problem, like a faulty oxygen sensor, fixing it can improve your mileage by as much as 40 percent, the DOE reports.
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I recognize that on learning that, on doing it, countering it, checking it, catching it, fixing it, is going to be, it may be a lifelong process.
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One is that you take possession of the whole of an existing system and maintain it, gradually making it more efficient and fixing it when it breaks.
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If there had been even a few Republican moderates who voted for the Affordable Care Act, Congress might actually be fixing it in good faith right now.
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I think one could argue that they're doing it a little too slowly, although as long as it's resolute and you're fixing it, I think that's important.
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Seeing the problem is the first step towards fixing it, but it's going to take a lot more software and time before the map looks any less scary.
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It is reasonable to assume that fixing it was not Rebecca's priority given that she was reigniting her music career, and Jack began drinking again at this time.
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The barn was used for cars or carriages at some point, as evidenced by some sweet graffiti found on its walls while fixing it up as a studio.
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The country's new energy and mines minister, Gonzalo Tamayo, told Reuters earlier this month that fixing it was a top priority, although it may not reopen until 2018.
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Either they roll out some product things that really start fixing it quickly and ramp up their revenue, or they're in deep, deep, deep, deep, deep, deep trouble.
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Despite this glaring hole, Microsoft has a fix, but it's not making it very clear to users who have already linked accounts or automatically fixing it for them.
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His financial instability was not some individual failure, but a function of a broader economic system that had become so unequal that fixing it was a moral calling.
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"Fixing" it — that is, bailing out the insurance companies— will lock the system in place and ensure that the GOP owns it, and loses their remaining credibility, forever.
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This could be anything from small and barely noticeable to large and stretching all across the display, and that's also going to affect how you go about fixing it.
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If Making a Murderer bears a hopeful message, it's not that the criminal justice system is doing its job; or even that we stand a chance of fixing it.
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Sanderson Farms, along with 13 other poultry producers and affiliated companies, has been hit with a lawsuit alleging price fixing, it said in a Tuesday filing to the SEC.
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As the digital rights group EFF explains here, EULAs can be used to stop you criticizing a product publicly, for example, or from fixing it yourself if it breaks.
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He said in his Financial Times interview that he planned to talk with Xi about that situation and use trade as "the incentive" to talk China into fixing it.
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"The impossibility of fixing it brought me to the brink of a 'breakdown,' so identified was I with that instrument," she said in an interview with NPR last year.
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Both immigrant rights advocates and immigration hard-liners agree the court system is struggling under a crush of cases -- but they diverge widely in their proposals for fixing it.
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"Take any problem in Washington, and the corrupting influence of money in politics is standing in the way of fixing it," Gillibrand said in a statement to The Hill.
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But if you're making a story about facing and fighting the unknown — if it's about surviving a situation, not fixing it — you maybe don't even need to address the mystery.
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His design team proposed offsetting the green tint by painting the back of the glass white, then fixing it to perforated metal sheets coated on one side with white silicone.
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At first, Fletcher was going to purchase the home to flip it for profit, but she became so invested in the idea of fixing it up that it became personal.
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Because shouldn't they be here and go, 'Okay, we've maybe got some things wrong, we got a reality check this year, but now we're going to focus on fixing it'?
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" So Forsythe, a junior at the time, decided to take matters into his own hands: "I ended up taking my phone apart, ordering some parts online and fixing it myself.
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I'll admit it was extremely frustrating in the moment, but at the end of the day I'm kind of proud of myself for breaking this thing and then fixing it.
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Thankfully, DC has taken the exact opposite approach: It's chosen to make public the exact location and magnitude of the problem — which, arguably, is the first step to fixing it.
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Weed's message to social media can be summed up as: This is a problem we'll work with you to fix, but you need to agree to work on fixing it.
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It's more like dropping it in, upgrading your software, seeing what broke, fixing it, and then maybe going faster if your apps are good at multithreading and have Metal support.
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It's more like dropping it in, upgrading your software, seeing what broke, fixing it, and then maybe going faster if your apps are good at multithreading and have Metal support.
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One worrisome possibility, as Senator Chris Murphy noted, is the Senate passing a bare-bones bill, under the guise of fixing it during so-called conference negotiations with the House.
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The Houston man who owns this mini bike says he spent over a year fixing it up and restoring it to the original condition, and now it's good to go.
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In terms of fixing it, one of the problems, again, is that people who already come from a position of privilege can afford to work for free, just like unpaid internships.
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So let this be a reminder that if you, like the lead designer of Gmail, are getting tired Gmail's new features — you can always try fixing it with a Chrome extension.
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Employees can take a photo of a broken windshield with a coin for scale, and the service will tell you the next steps — replacing the windshield, fixing it with resin, etc.
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But this week, Mr. Foster, 26, couldn't get the Ford's check engine light to turn off, and the dealership told him that fixing it would cost $1,000, which he didn't have.
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At the very least, fixing it requires cultivating long-term expertise on the local level so agencies aren't reinventing the wheel the rare occasions they're given enough money to undertake megaprojects.
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For spring, makeup artists dispensed with painstakingly perfect mascara in favor of clumpy lashes, a look that's only difficult to achieve if you can't resist fixing it upon seeing your reflection.
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She had two surgeries since but the arm still isn't 100% so she went under the knife again Thursday for another procedure in hopes of fixing it once and for all.
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Whether I can stomach, morally, just talking about college affordability for eight years, or 14 years, or 20 years ... shame on all of us for running on this without fixing it.
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"I mean, the only possible way of fixing it is more Mother Nature, especially wetlands, cleaning the water," said William Mitsch, a specialist in freshwater ecology at Florida Gulf Coast University.
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"Basically everyone would pay it," one lobbyist tracking the tax bill told me, adding for emphasis that fixing it would be the No. 1 and No. 2 priority for Republicans now.
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Whether it's a natural disaster or a problem on the border or some other intractable domestic issue, the military is seen as the only viable, trusted institution capable of fixing it.
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I'm bringing this issue up because it's one of the few moments where Google's sleek, thoughtful, and attractive Pixel software design breaks down, and fixing it seems like such a minor tweak.
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In the case of my MINI's rear hatch, an elaborate electronic system just seemed like overkill, and when it broke down, fixing it was far more expensive than its low-tech counterparts.
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So, if you've been experiencing this on your own devices, at least you can take solace in the fact that Google has figured out what's wrong and will be fixing it soon.
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It's not yet clear whether Cuomo is on the same page, but he's largely been charged with the transit system's failures after a drawn-out argument about who's responsible for fixing it.
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But after Mr. Cuomo appeared to take responsibility for the crisis, the governor argued last week that the city owned the subway system and should take a primary role in fixing it.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co learned that a cockpit warning light on its 737 MAX jetliner was defective in 2017 but decided to defer fixing it until 2020, U.S. lawmakers said on Friday.
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We have started it, we are fixing it and we&aposre building new and we&aposre starting it, but - and we&aposll build it for a lot less money than these people think.
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Many forum users have complained about this, but Bose's FAQ page lists it as an issue that customers should be aware of, which pretty much rules out any firmware update from fixing it.
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Google isn't yet telling us everything that's coming in O, but the marquee feature is meant to address a perennial smartphone problem that has seen equally perennial attempts at fixing it: battery life.
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I've talked about it with my doctor, and we're trying a few different things in hopes of fixing it, but until we figure it out, I'm stuck with a pretty icky sleep schedule.
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They refuse to deal with the hole in the roof when the sun is shining, but will suddenly rediscover the urgency of fixing it when the storm hits and repair is most difficult.
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Fixing it will be a particular challenge because it requires Congress to undertake patent reform — and the pharma sector is adept at blocking any legislation that would take money out of its pockets.
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When Facebook discovered the issue, it stalled fixing it for more than a year while it came up with a plan to make it seem like it wasn't a big problem, the lawsuit says.
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Especially when we see images of ourselves so often, what might once have been an annoying flaw can start to loom so large in our minds that fixing it begins to feel genuinely urgent.
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On Monday, Buttigieg told a voter in New York that he is aware of the lack of diversity at some of his presidential campaign events and that he was "very intent" on fixing it.
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But it feels more like we're all back where we started -- Obamacare is the flawed law in need of a tuneup and there's no clear path to fixing it or getting rid of it.
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Tesla has been fixing it on the fly, largely I think because the company is in near-permanent fire-alarm mode with everything that isn't the all-consuming vehicle-assembly side of the enterprise.
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"All of these groups are responsible to some degree for having created the opioid crisis, and all who have the power to do so must now take some responsibility for fixing it," he wrote.
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Mr Zuckerberg's approach to fixing it has been to tweak what posts users see, prioritising "meaningful interaction" over "meaningful content", which has resulted in people seeing more of their friends' updates and fewer news stories.
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Instead of having to go from body shop to body shop to get quotes for a minor repair, customers can submit a picture and description through Fixico&aposs website and request quotes for fixing it.
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So, sometimes when I get like -- I&aposm trying to like pipe something -- like, I&aposm not very good with typing with the tweets, so I&aposm correcting and fixing it 22018 minutes to send one.
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Before market open, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) set the yuan mid-point at 6.5552, suggesting a stronger Chinese currency, after fixing it at a five-year low against the greenback on Wednesday at 6.5693.
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The Tea Party was motivated partly by a deep and growing frustration with the way things are going in this country, and a sense that the party establishments weren't up to the task of fixing it.
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To understand that debate, it helps to step back from campaign slogans and look at the underlying economics of higher education — both the ways it has gone wrong and the various philosophical approaches to fixing it.
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After years of defending former Democratic President Barack Obama's landmark healthcare law known as Obamacare from Republican attempts to repeal it, Democrats have struggled during the campaign to agree on the best approach to fixing it.
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"Commanders have come before Congress countless times to ask for the public's trust and faith that they take this issue seriously and insist that they alone must be responsible for fixing it," Christensen said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON, April 15 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday offered Boeing Co advice in the wake of two fatal crashes involving its 737 MAX jetliner, saying the planemaker should "rebrand" the best-selling aircraft after fixing it.
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It's an elaborate, perversely comic scene in which a loathsome monster is strangely empathetic: Like any workaday slob, he's made a small mistake in his job, and fixing it has turned into an increasingly complex comedy of errors.
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"[Clinton] had been incapable of gauging its gravity and reluctant to avail herself of the only option for fixing it," they write of her resistance and eventual apology for using a private email server while secretary of state.
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From there, they put the glass on the floor and nudged it so that it lined up perfectly with the gap in the structure before lifting it together and fixing it to the frame with screws and panels.
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Inzerillo's team of about 1,000 engineers and 250 product folks spent much of the last 12 to 18 months trying to prevent some of these issues, by testing the service, pushing it until it broke and then fixing it.
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"Children know there are a lot of scary things in the world, that there are a lot of bad things that can happen, and these shows make them feel like they could be part of fixing it," Klein said.
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"The first episode is going to follow me house hunting for my new house and choosing it, and then fixing it up and moving the kids in," says Christina, who shares daughter Taylor, 7, and son Brayden, 2, with Tarek.
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AND I'M HOPING THAT IF IT DOES WORK, WE LOOK BACK ONE DAY AND THIS HAS BEEN A RENAISSANCE AND AN EXAMPLE OF AMERICA, AFTER HAVING MADE A MISTAKE, COMING TOGETHER AND FIXING IT. WAPNER: JAMIE, THIS IS SCOTT AGAIN.
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"The only way of making a system secure against adversaries who want to harm us is by designing it such that there are no known flaws or backdoors whatsoever, and by fixing it if any flaws are subsequently discovered," he argues.
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His subject (besides himself) is no less enormous than the problem of higher education in the United States, and in 79 minutes he arrives at what he, spitting in his haters' faces, calls his "Grand Unified Theory" for fixing it.
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A source at the Department of Commerce, which regulates the fishing industry, says that officials at the department's International Trade Administration were aware of the problem, and at a meeting last year discussed "fixing" it, even bringing in Secretary Wilbur Ross.
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Sort of like, you know, you have a house and it's a rundown house in a very good neighborhood and lots of things aren't working but they persisted in creating even more problems for the house rather than fixing it.
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In that way, as the Breakthrough Institute's Alex Trembath has argued, the plant-based meat backlash reflects how much classism and elitism creep into our national conversations about our food system — and how they might stand in the way of fixing it.
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I was trying to decide whether or not to spend money fixing it up when the good folks at Electra Bicycle Co. leant me one of theirs to use for a few weeks, on the one condition that I wear a helmet (done).
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By allowing subpar and crumbling infrastructure to go unaddressed, not only do people miss out on the jobs that fixing it could create, but the drag on businesses has a potentially negative effect on jobs that aren't directly related to construction and infrastructure.
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They require very small amounts of water to grow, they can grow in harsh, dry climates, they grow in poor nations, providing food security, and they act like a natural fertilizer, capturing nitrogen from the air and fixing it in the soil.
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They require very small amounts of water to grow; they can grow in harsh, dry climates; they grow in poor nations, providing food security; and they act like a natural fertilizer, capturing nitrogen from the air and fixing it in the soil.
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Read More: You Can Adopt a Piece of Space Junk and It Will Tweet at You Space debris is an intimidating issue, but a quick browse through the ESA conference program shows that some of the world's top scientists are dedicated to fixing it.
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It is why his solemn address—the equivalent, for a new president, of a State of the Union Address—spent so much time making a case to his core supporters that he inherited a mess, but had made huge progress already in fixing it.
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And fixing it to the Tuesday after the first Monday in November was designed to standardize the amount of time between voting and the meeting of the Electoral College -- and to do after the fall harvest, but before winter weather made travel more difficult.
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If the Insider candidates Who Can Govern don't do a better job of Getting It, owning that they helped mess it up in the first place, and connecting their plans for fixing it to the core, traditional values of their parties, we're all in trouble.
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President Donald Trump's decision on the 2015 Iran nuclear deal could come on Friday, and experts say the "writing is on the wall" that the administration won't recertify the landmark agreement and he likely will turn his attention to getting European support on fixing it.
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It increasingly looks as if something fundamental is broken in the global growth machine — and that the usual menu of policies, like interest rate cuts and modest fiscal stimulus, aren't up to the task of fixing it (though some well-devised policies could help).
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But given the fact that this has been an issue for years now, fixing it seems like the very least that Google could do—particularly given its own admission that some of its users may rely on Incognito for protection beyond simply skirting a site's views meter.
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There are a number of good reasons to go with Google's OS, including better Android integration and a more robust app store, but Samsung's always been interested in developing its own ecosystem — and besides, Tizen isn't broken, so Samsung ain't fixing it, as the saying goes.
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Today's youth have come of age in an atmosphere where encroaching problems of climate change, global terrorism, economic crises, and mass shootings — to name a few — have opened our eyes to the reality we're living in, the weight of fixing it all resting on our shoulders.
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Today's youth have come of age in an atmosphere where encroaching problems of climate change, global terrorism, economic crises and mass shootings — to name a few — have opened our eyes to the reality we're living in, the weight of fixing it all resting on our shoulders.
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He began the 2014 season knowing that he had torn the flexor tendon in that same elbow—something that was not publicly disclosed until after he underwent Tommy John surgery—and decided to pitch on because he figured that fixing it wouldn't help his UCL anyway.
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The original Nike Run app was actually the simplest and the best, but the new one is full of glitches, and I've called Nike to complain many times and gotten all the way up to the top, but they don't seem to be fixing it or focusing on it.
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The pros and cons of wireless chargingImage: PiJust dropping your phone on a mat (or piece of furniture) is obviously more convenient than hunting around for a wire and then fixing it in place, and convenience is the biggest reason to use wireless charging over the cabled alternative.
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Image: Isaiah Schultz/iFixitHaving a broken phone is not a situation you want to be in for long but there's always the question of whether to stump up the cash for a professional repair or have a go at fixing it yourself (assuming you've no insurance or warranty coverage).
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Unfortunately, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE seems uninterested in fixing it and does not understand how to do so.
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One of the most frustrating aspects of this problem is that we already have models for fixing it, whether it is a version of the National Transportation Safety Board, as Mr. Bell seeks, or an empowered citizen review board with strong investigative powers, which Ms. Jameson is calling for.
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So often when we talk about racial tension in America and globally, we think a bit through the lens of how bad it is, how big a problem it is, how so much energy goes into fixing it, but it's something that we won't see change in our lifetime.
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In 1817, the French surgeon-in-chief of the Grande Armée, Dominique Larrey, had described a very similar injury to a Russian colonel cut down in a French cavalry charge, as well as the surgical procedure for cleaning such a wound, fixing it with dental braces, and sewing it shut.
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Still, even if there's room for improvement, it's good to see that Apple is at least starting to think about the issue and offer ways to address it, even if Screen Time in its current form is more concerned with noting that phone overuse is a problem rather than fixing it.
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I was not aware of the details of these travelers, but we will resolve this in a more systemic issue in terms of improving the training in the department, look at the oversight as well in that department to see what the breakdown was, but I'm committed to fixing it.
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The Guardian report, which describes the vulnerability as a "backdoor", notes that independent security researcher Tobias Boelter identified the issue in April 2016, when he says he reported it to Facebook, only to be told it was "expected behavior", and that the company was not actively working on fixing it.
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And the Trump administration not only needs to fix the coronavirus testing protocol rapidly (and not just say they are fixing it) and push the CDC to release data so public health experts can take appropriate action, they also need to work with Congress to pass the Healthy Families Act.
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TWO FORMER MAYORS WERE IN JAIL AND THEY SAID WE'VE GOT TO FIX IT. BUT FIXING IT MEANT WE NEED JOBS, WE NEED EDUCATION, WE NEED THE STREET LIGHTS ON, WE NEED THE POLICE GOING TO MORE AREAS, WE NEED TO GET RID OF 73,000 ABANDONED HOMES, WE NEED TO BUILD AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
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" For example, he told me: "When you hear about this little girl stuck in a well, and you devote all your energies to fixing it, you're putting aside that there could be hundreds of thousands of people suffering much worse that could also use your help, but they don't trigger your empathy.
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The A Series of Unfortunate Events actor describes the interior of his brother's house in New Mexico as a "fixer upper" and says instead of fixing it, he just ignored a few of the rooms, including the den, where he's been stacking boxes and housing a weight bench with no other furniture.
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As such, by seeking to prevent any confirmed cases on their campuses, these universities may have ushered the virus into the homes of parents and grandparents in innumerable local communities across the U.S. If the wrong KPI created this mess, then the right KPI(s) are urgently needed to begin fixing it.
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The chef and food historian Maricel E. Presilla was also reassuring, writing in her book "Gran Cocina Latina" about how many Yucatecan cooks take a semi-homemade approach, buying a ready-made recado rojo (that red-orange paste of achiote seeds, also called annatto) and fixing it up at home with their own toasted spices and charred garlic.
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SO I THINK ACKNOWLEDGING PEOPLE WITH PROBLEMS AND FIXING IT DOESN'T MEAN THEIR POLICY IS ALWAYS RIGHT THE ROAD TO HELL IS PAVED WITH GOOD INTENTIONS WHEN IT COMES TO POLICY AND YOU SHOULD BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT WHAT YOU'RE TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH THERE ARE A LOT OF EXAMPLES AROUND THE WORLD ABOUT POLICIES THAT WORK AND POLICIES THAT DIDN'T WORK.
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The guy who clicks on the malvertising ad, the lady who doesn't update her software, the agencies that horde software vulnerabilities so they can use them, the companies that produce faulty code and take their sweet time fixing it, the legislators and regulators who criminalize legitimate security research, and consumers who couldn't care less: we're all part of one big, vulnerable ecosystem.
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Because there are plenty of knots on a tip-up: one to tie the hook, two to attach a barrel swivel that prevents the line from getting tangled, one to tie the line to the reel … any of which can go wrong, leaving you with no fish, a semi-functional tip-up, and a free ticket to freeze your hands for ten minutes while fixing it.
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