Google says it informed the affected companies about the Spectre flaw on June 1, 2017 and reported the Meltdown flaw after the first flaw but before July 28, 2017.
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Google said it informed the affected companies about the "Spectre" flaw on June 1, 2017 and reported the "Meltdown" flaw after the first flaw but before July 28, 2017.
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The real flaw, the real fatal flaw, is that there is no good VR content.
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It does point to a flaw in our design and a flaw in our public attitude.
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That's not a flaw in the Senate bill; it's a flaw in the C.B.O.'s methods.
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I think "design flaw" is also fair because it is a flaw in the way that they're designed.
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Flaw Detection A second new camera feature on the Note9 is called Flaw Detection, designed to prevent imperfect photos.
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The other flaw, Spectre, affects most processors now in use, though the researchers believe this flaw is more difficult to exploit.
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If such a flaw exists, then the flaw will inevitably be discovered by the hacker community, or foreign governments down the road.
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Spectre, however, is a more general flaw and may affect even more devices, though experts say the flaw is more difficult to exploit.
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Its fundamental flaw is the fundamental flaw of most grandiose decentralized blockchain notions; they are too much, too large, too megalomaniacal, too soon.
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"Regarding the assertion that especially CVE-2017-9805 is a nine year old security flaw, one has to understand that there is a huge difference between detecting a flaw after nine years and knowing about a flaw for several years," they wrote.
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The Meltdown flaw is specific to Intel, but Spectre is a flaw in design that has been used by many processor manufacturers for decades.
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" He added, "The Christopher novels are brilliant, but their flaw is that their hero has no flaw — he is too good to be true.
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Yeah. Well, a lot of your Republicans colleagues — I have a character flaw — and my character flaw is that I tend to tell the truth.
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It made for a gloomier show, but that's a flaw only if you believe that engaging with the full range of human emotion is a flaw.
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It's interesting, because the whole great thing about the hacker mentality, and something that I don't think movies completely understood, it's finding the flaw, whether that's the flaw in the person — finding embarrassing emails — or that's the flaw in the system, which is designed by a person.
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But the superficiality of the project itself was its biggest flaw—a flaw that would still be present even if American Dirt were a very different novel.
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The Pavlok's flaw is the major flaw of aversion therapy in general — and the reason why aversion therapy isn't used that much in behavioral psychology, experts say.
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If Civil War has a flaw, it's the same flaw as virtually every blockbuster released these days — it doesn't even try to work as a standalone film.
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It's another flaw in obviously the ballpark, it's been that way for a long time, a flaw in the replay to still not have a camera up there.
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DG: Well, for me, this is very much related to Ben's point, but the flaw, to me, the major flaw, is that it is hard to detect malevolence.
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But the deeper flaw in progressive thinking on Israel — the flaw that has resulted in this efflorescence of bigotry — isn't that it rests on a faulty factual foundation.
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A major flaw in Apple's FaceTime feature allowing callers to eavesdrop on call recipients was widely publicized yesterday, close to three months after the flaw may have been introduced.
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"The DAO hack was not a security flaw in Ethereum, but a flaw in the software that DAO ran on," he said, adding that StonePaper has learned from this.
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The flaw of the episode on a writing level is the flaw of the whole series — there's little attempt made to get inside the heads of the opposing force.
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Critics argue that if the spy agency discovers a flaw in a popular consumer software product, it should promptly notify the software's manufacturer so that the flaw can be fixed.
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Unfortunately, a newfound and potentially very serious security flaw discovered in VLC means you might want to uninstall it until the folks at the VideoLAN Project can patch the flaw.
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But if an existing signed kernel extension has a security flaw, a piece of malware can install that extension and then exploit its flaw to take control of the kernel.
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Intel's CEO reportedly sold $212 million worth of company stock and options after being informed of a serious security flaw in its chips — but before the flaw became publicly known.
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Sadly, that's just the flaw in humanity, and call it timely or a coincidence but this particular track references the fact that this terrible flaw still exists in the world.
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The protection required Buckeye, an advanced hacker group that exploited the SMBv1 flaw 14 months before the mysterious leak of EternalBlue, to use a separate information disclosure flaw as well.
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Apple doesn't want to do that, because it would be creating a serious security flaw in its own privacy protections, a flaw that could be exploited to hurt its millions of customers.
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The development firm, Feed-b, tried to downplay the security flaw, telling Haaretz the flaw was a "one-off incident that was immediately dealt with" and that security measures had been improved.
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Reports this week have suggested that a security flaw in Intel processors, and allegedly not AMD ones, has led to a redesign of Linux and Windows kernels to protect against a hardware flaw.
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A flaw-by-flaw guide to Facebook's new GDPR privacy changes Facebook unveiled its GDPR-related changes and how users will be asked to consent to them last week, and drew heavy criticism.
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This, says Accidental Queens, was a flaw on their part.
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This rapid sequence of events exposed a significant legal flaw.
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Galloway says the flaw resided within Myspace's account recovery page.
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This was a fatal flaw in the Iran nuclear agreement.
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Using prediction error worked, but it had a big flaw.
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The flaw was limited to a single server, NordVPN says.
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That "Madoff" has this flaw as well is not surprising.
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The flaw is in the U.S. military justice system itself.
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Another flaw is that tax sometimes works against other priorities.
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We may have found a flaw in the plan. 2.
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But there's a flaw with that talking point as well.
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When they were underachieving, this seemed like a fatal flaw.
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Hands down, the camera's focusing capabilities is its biggest flaw.
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Buyers soon learned that the car had one major flaw.
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Yet Mrs May's programme suffers from a more profound flaw.
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That is kind of my biggest flaw at the moment.
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Zoom's stock saw virtually no impact after the flaw revelations.
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Later, princely Garrett shares his epic flaw: He is divorced.
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LinkedIn patched the flaw after being contacted by The Verge.
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The flaw had been known since 1977, but was ignored.
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And that is only the first flaw in your argument.
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This is the second Google Plus flaw of the year.
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Taking on Obamacare's biggest flaw directly will be politically difficult.
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"It's not a fatal flaw, it's just a human quality."
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One particularly devastating flaw could be exploited with a worm.
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Security flaw in French government messaging app exposed confidential conversations
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This is an abnormal medical condition not a character flaw.
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As a journalist and nonfiction writer, it's my chief flaw.
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Security flaw in EA's Origin client exposed gamers to hackers
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They had the flaw in the chip, what was it?
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And this horrendously misjudged performance isn't the film's only flaw.
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But that doesn't mean it's a flaw in the design.
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His weapon is comic derision, his tragic flaw is glibness.
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Furthermore, this flaw can be explained as a programming bug.
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Squeamishness is more than a minor character flaw, Schwabe believed.
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Either way, it's a legal flaw that must be corrected.
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But describing the division this way has one great flaw.
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After their researchers assessed the flaw, the company alerted DHS.
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"This is a serious flaw in our system," he wrote.
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" But he added: "I don't think it's a fatal flaw.
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But there was a fatal flaw: There were no borders.
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"They think it is a fundamental character flaw," she said.
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Yet, there's a flaw at the heart of this claim.
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Still, having big thighs has often been considered a flaw.
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But Flaw Detection is an interesting and unsung addition here.
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The researchers turned that flaw over to Apple for patching.
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I think that's a major flaw we have right now.
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Check the "Fatal Flaw" video directed by Nick Knight here.
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But there's one flaw that may permanently lower his ceiling.
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The flaw was fixed in an update made in March.
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Your bad mood isn't a character flaw, it's a symptom.
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I think that was an enormous flaw from the beginning.
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Is this a design flaw or something else, she asks.
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There is a basic flaw with many of those complaints.
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Still, users were troubled by news of this security flaw.
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But ketamine has what many view as a major flaw.
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Ali demonstrated this flaw in trading jabs with Henry Cooper.
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Several readers pointed out an apparent flaw in my argument.
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There is a major flaw in the thesis here, though.
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Something's missing, but the flaw doesn't leap out at you.
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The states found out the flaw during the verification process.
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Johnson's history illustrates the inherent flaw in the tour's policy.
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A bigger flaw is the disingenuousness that pervades the series.
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MORE. And there is another fundamental flaw within Trump's worldview.
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The flaw, after all, is right there in the design.
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At the hotel, everyone owns up to a defining flaw.
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But the deeper flaw of Trump's foreign policy isn't psychological.
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Neither structural flaw has been fixed in the intervening years.
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I grew up having every flaw pointed out to me.
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In most realms of life, seediness isn't a fatal flaw.
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Let's call these spaces what they are: flaw accentuation chambers.
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Is it a unique flaw in the American political system?
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This particular design flaw in the parachutes was completely unexpected.
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An old security flaw in Logitech's wireless mice and keyboards that was patched three years ago is still lingering in Logitech accessories that were made before the flaw was discovered, but haven't been sold yet.
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The East Village site was a prime example of that flaw.
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The main flaw in the 1951 recording appeared to be speed.
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Two features in particular stand out: Scene Optimizer and Flaw Detection.
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It was perhaps the only flaw in the Reagans' epic romance.
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The wheels of Bev's car communicated every flaw in the pavement.
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A bigger flaw is the way these plans hinder wise investing.
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The most glaring flaw is that there is no continuous autofocus.
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The security flaw, which exposed photos for 12 days between Sept.
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But there was one major flaw in this strategy: Mueller himself.
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Also, there is a physical flaw to the Book One's design.
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The LocationSmart flaw was first reported by independent journalist Brian Krebs.
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The solution to armed violence, America's fatal flaw, is not unthinkable.
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Apple previously released software updates to address the other flaw, Meltdown.
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Further investigation by Wirecutter confirmed the Nest Cam Indoor's security flaw.
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For Washington, said flaw is a complete lack of bench production.
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If there is a flaw in Franchys game, its plate discipline.
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So why did the FBI bother disclosing the flaw at all?
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Clinton, meanwhile, based her entire debate strategy around his fundamental flaw.
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To mitigate this flaw, his selvesware recommends a more sensitive persona.
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This flaw has been exploited to great effect in the past.
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Constantly shrinking bezels led to an unfortunate flaw in recent years.
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Lawmakers should address this flaw with income-based repayment, Delisle said.
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His failure on the campaign trail lay in a different flaw.
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How they missed this terrifying flaw in QA, I'll never know.
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Every flaw that you have, it makes up who you are.
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Lady Gaga never fails to flaw us with her exquisite style.
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And that's the only real flaw in the current Twitter integration.
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And there's one huge hidden flaw to casting a global net.
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This flaw might yet turn out to be a crucial handicap.
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A bug is a flaw or error in a software program.
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In a rare advisory, NSA urges users to patch BlueKeep flaw
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That flaw in the legislation has remained unresolved to this day.
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At least 1003 deaths worldwide have been linked to the flaw.
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It could reveal a flaw in Amazon's Prime Day sales bonanza.
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However, Apple said the flaw does not impact the product's safety.
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That's not a flaw, but just poor polish from LG's designers.
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The only flaw was its temperature, which was not warm enough.
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Unfortunately, in 2010, a security flaw was demonstrated in that modem.
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There is a fundamental national security flaw in the extremists' proposal.
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Citi disclosed the flaw to regulators, including the CFPB, in 2017.
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Read about the security flaw at The Wall Street Journal, here.
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That was when humility was a virtue, not a character flaw.
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Still, it is potentially the largest flaw ever uncovered in Android.
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Its only flaw was that it wasn't long and stalk-like.
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NotPetya, which spread about three weeks later, used the same flaw.
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Digging into more advanced stats still does not reveal a flaw.
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The second flaw in Trump's argument has to do with materials.
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A major flaw is the lack of a beneficiary enrollment process.
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Lovely as they are, the buses have a pretty consistent flaw.
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The WhatsApp flaw was first reported Monday by The Financial Times.
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The fatal flaw test is more brutal when applied to women.
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This puzzle is trivia-based, but its main flaw isn't trivial.
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This is a serious structural flaw in an otherwise estimable book.
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But there is a fatal flaw about him: He wasn't tan.
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This is not some flaw to be healed through spiritual renewal.
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To Mr. Castaing, there was another flaw with Mr. Lhéritier's plan.
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What if the flaw wasn't in us but in the system?
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The Register reported there is a security flaw with Intel processors.
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Yet little headway has been made in remedying this massive flaw.
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" Or, if their perceived flaw is their lips, "Lip filler check!
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Bar-Zik notified the developer of the flaw on Friday evening.
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Its greatest flaw may be that it cannot communicate its achievements.
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Disagreement is a feature, not a flaw, of our great government.
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But the recent proliferation of billionaires suggests a more basic flaw.
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New secret-spilling flaw affects almost every Intel chip since 2011
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Who doesn't want to hear that her biggest flaw is generosity?
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Headlines Apple closes iPhone security flaw used by law enforcement on.ft.
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Bill Clinton's Big Macs were often cast as a character flaw.
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Automated dismissals are a feature, the letter said, not a flaw.
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The fatal flaw of the X21 is that the X22.5 exists.
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I would sit and let them pick apart my every flaw.
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If the Giulia has a design flaw, it's the car's rear.
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Yet policymakers often neglect this flaw in the criminal justice system.
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Every true contender has something of a mild crack or flaw.
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This is not a fatal flaw or a literary deal breaker.
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The flaw Schwarz — and, he learned, many others — had discovered was potentially devastating: a design-level chip flaw that could slow down every processor in the world, with no perfect fix short of a gut redesign.
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Intel CEO Brian Krzanich sold more than $20 million worth of company stock after his company had been informed of a massive cybersecurity flaw in its chips and prior to the company publicly disclosing the flaw.
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"Weev was the one who posted the security flaw," Cockring told me.
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No software is bulletproof, there's invariably a flaw to be exploited somewhere.
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Indeed, without this genetic flaw, terrorism would not exist to exploit it.
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The Samsung Galaxy S8 is a beautiful phone with a critical flaw.
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Frances, you see, has fatal flaw of being new to New York.
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Einstein. Franklin. Curie. Countless great minds lost to humanity's greatest flaw: death.
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So any flaw that makes obtaining access easier is a serious concern.
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They represent a fundamental design flaw in these apparently under-tested systems.
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These studies, however, have a big flaw: They lack a control group.
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Peace and Revolver also said the flaw they exploited was the same.
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A new flaw in the electoral system would be a major embarrassment.
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It seemed like a good plan, but it has a fatal flaw.
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The flaw affects almost every Intel chip since 2011, according to TechCrunch.
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First, a flaw: She and my dad share the same age difference.
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If he has a flaw, it's that his villainy feels small-scale.
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The sketch's biggest flaw is that it mostly lacks for solid jokes.
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Petrow didn't get hacked because the hacker man exploited a security flaw.
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Hackers exploited a flaw in Microsoft Word for months while Microsoft investigated.
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If there's a flaw, it's that Discovery is a very serious show.
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We are aware of targeted attacks in the wild abusing this flaw.
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The app had a flaw, according to Yahoo News Japan (via ZDnet).
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The flaw has already been patched; you just need to update iOS.
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Clearly a flexgate/engineer flaw/defect that Apple should have dealt with.
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Rutledge-Brown jokes that her son's only flaw is his messy room!
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So far, the flaw has only affected devices made before May 2015.
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The flaw has already been linked to one death and three injuries.
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Probably the coolest way to create something new from a tech flaw.
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There are concerns the flaw may affect non-Dell PCs, as well.
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The positioning does not encourage this, which is a major model flaw.
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They've been around for decades, but they've always had one crucial flaw.
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Apple will compensate the teenager and his family for discovering the flaw.
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That example highlights the most glaring flaw of CBD research to date.
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The exploit sales company Zerodium "confirmed exploitability" of the flaw as well.
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And that is the flaw that is at the core of "Snowden".
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January 3, 2018: Intel and other chipmakers publicly disclose the security flaw.
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Go deeper: What you need to know about the chip security flaw
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"I can't stand confrontation, which maybe is a character flaw," she said.
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The notes in the security update say it specifically addresses the flaw.
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They prefer "correcting": the study isolated one genetic flaw and fixed it.
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More than a decade later, that is still Android's most dangerous flaw.
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His character is never shown as having anything even resembling a flaw.
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Read More Cramer: Deep flaw that could be in your 401(k)
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TWO POLICY UPDATES: DEMS PUSH FCC TO TACKLE CELLPHONE SECURITY FLAW: Rep.
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Firefox Quantum is a great browser, but it has a security flaw.
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The third flaw is that the Democrats' message on Obamacare is simpler.
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Machine-learning algorithms share this flaw, and exaggerate it in some ways.
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Twitter says the security flaw affected Android for Twitter users between Nov.
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The biggest flaw in the whole system is nobody prepares the receiver.
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To read about the older flaw disclosed by the FBI, click here.
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The anachronisms in Florence Price's music are, in the end, no flaw.
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Which gets at Before the Flood's primary flaw: a 30,000-foot approach.
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The most obvious flaw in Lineker's ring cutting is in his engagements.
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Gowers says this practice exposes the flaw in the journals' business model.
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And that means there's a flaw in the system as it exists.
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But the [not] waiting for orders is, to some, a character flaw.
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According Isaacson, that may have created a major flaw in the research.
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But despite progress, some still view mental illness as a character flaw.
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The NDAs, as described by the Post, contain an essential constitutional flaw.
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The show's chief flaw lies in its sympathetic portrayal of law enforcement.
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There was a significant flaw in the security system of your company.
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The security flaw that EternalBlue took advantage of was patched in March.
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The flaw in Benedikt's argument is that it is so narrowly focused.
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A flaw-less performance He has autism and never plays in public.
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If you did find a flaw, there were more computers to exploit.
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The same flaw weakens the overall book, which lacks summation or closure.
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"The cost of keeping a flaw secret is high," Mr. Rice said.
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Multiple persons at TechCrunch tested the flaw and could replicate it effortlessly.
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It's a reenactment, a theater of this beautiful and tragic human flaw.
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And you could say that the novel suffers from a similiar flaw.
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This was the fatal flaw with Clinton's plan, and with Cuomo's plan.
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The perceptive reader will have already spotted the flaw in my thinking.
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How could I not have seen the signs, spotted the fatal flaw?
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There are also new concerns about a security flaw in the iPhone.
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When he singled a planned triple Axel, it was his only flaw.
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But the fact is, it's got this major political and moral flaw.
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He sees it as an ethical flaw that I don't change tires.
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Still, a flaw remained: It was far too faithful to Hellman's script.
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Eccentric design was the least troublesome flaw, with a score of 19783.
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Someone says you have this personality flaw, you can't just avoid them.
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Could fidelity be the tragic flaw of the chief executive of Barclays?
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Trotter said he was amazed cybersecurity experts hadn't spotted the flaw sooner.
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We patched the flaw, and continue to work to strengthen our security.
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That, officials say, is a feature of the system, not a flaw.
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And each time the plan turns out to have a fatal flaw.
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Microsoft acknowledged the flaw and rolled out a security update Tuesday afternoon.
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"Some would argue it's a big flaw in our system," she said.
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A newly discovered security flaw is affecting Apple's iPhone and Mac computers.
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This core flaw in the British system has harmed other parents, too.
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The attackers took advantage of a programming flaw in the website's database.
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It's here where the biggest flaw of Daredevil's second season shines through.
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Trump's used the ethnicity of a federal judge as a character flaw.
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Another potential flaw is that Trump might choose not to go along.
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But her flaw does not magically make Trump's flaws any less grievous.
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The one big flaw I had was that I wrote too long.
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But the movie never quite escapes the central flaw in its premise.
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The only flaw in Woodley's logic ... is it too little, too late?
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The fatal flaw of classical Aristotelian tragedy later came to be interpreted as a moral flaw, and Losing Earth takes up this idea in a sanctimonious afterword pleading for more focus on the "moral dimension" of climate change.
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Flora, on the other hand, again suffers from her tragic flaw: over-ornamentation.
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The Register first noticed this major design flaw in Linux kernel patch notes.
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Their discussions are public, but details of the design flaw are still unclear.
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Prakash told me that he successfully tested this flaw using his parents' accounts.
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Tim Cook's last tweet came on Monday, just before the flaw was reported.
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Lantz says it's not me, it's him—a flaw in the game design.
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This week's lackluster convention is only the latest sign of this character flaw.
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It's a flaw even the average person would notice: a lack of blinking.
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But it also suggests a flaw in the country's approach to building cities.
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I am likely not alone in feeling unloveable because of a physical flaw.
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Lyons explained why the Zoom flaw would also affect its white-label partners.
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That flaw comes from the source material, which Gaiman has adapted extremely faithfully.
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And he's the strength of the Trump campaign, and he's the fatal flaw.
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The flaw was only in the Mini, and a software patch fixed it.
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Counting on any flaw to remain a "nobody but us" advantage is shortsighted.
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The biggest flaw in the Trump economic plan is the tilt toward protectionism.
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The brake's fatal flaw, however, is the demand it makes of renters themselves.
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"If it's a more serious flaw, then it may be permanent," Brawn said.
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Another critical flaw is that the aircraft is difficult to maintain and update.
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AMD stocks have soared this morning as a result of Intel's processor flaw.
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Animated explainer of design flaw in Merlin engines, and Shilling's RAE restrictor improvement.
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But a newly found flaw in software can make all users vulnerable simultaneously.
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Defiance, in Mr Eig's telling, was Ali's defining feature and his tragic flaw.
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Researcher Jonathan Leitschuh reported the flaw on July 8 in a Medium post.
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The FAA asked Boeing to fix the problem, which quickly acknowledged the flaw.
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If you see the flaw in this plan, then you're one step ahead.
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Like WannaCry, the program attacks via a flaw in Microsoft Corp's Windows software.
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This is the fatal flaw in America's highly unusual two-party, presidentialist system.
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Apple says it'll release a software update next week to address the flaw.
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For some people, it might be pretty enough to ignore a frustrating flaw.
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But this approach had an inherent flaw: Over time, a pipette's accuracy drifts.
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The cybersecurity firm McAfee says researchers there developed an exploit for the flaw.
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In 2016, Netgear issued a warning about a security flaw in its routers.
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The latest update is said to fix the flaw and secure the app.
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The flaw in this case lies in the tradition's idealistic definition of sovereignty.
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The greatest flaw in the Affordable Care Act is not structural, but cultural.
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The second flaw of an S&P 500 Index fund is its popularity.
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UTC The Wi-Fi alliance issued a statement regarding the KRACK security flaw.
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Apple patched the flaw that KeySteal was exploiting at the end of March.
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But Elliot Alderson, also known as Baptiste Robert, immediately found a security flaw.
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These programmers even uncovered something nobody thought existed: a flaw in the game.
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If the thresher shark has a flaw, it's that it's almost too attractive.
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If the patching took time, others who learned of the flaw moved quickly.
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Being transgender isn't a fatal flaw in someone's ability to serve their country.
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According to Apple, however, this flaw is caused by dropping the phone repeatedly.
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But the proposals' main flaw, former officials said, is that they are unrealistic.
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If the attacker found a flaw in the code, whose fault is that?
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The flaw in that analysis is looking at their problem through our eyes.
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The same personality flaw says, 'I am more important than all other people.
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Worse yet, officials said they knew of this procedural flaw since the 1990s.
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Weigel's book has an unlikely flaw, given its subject: it is too short.
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That's why we cannot reluctantly accept Trump's deceitfulness as a mere character flaw.
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Clinton remains a far-from-natural politician, whose every flaw has become familiar.
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He more or less cops to this flaw, toward the start the book.
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In APT 85033's case, they used an additional previously unknown security flaw.
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Samsung appeared to identify the flaw in its manufacturing process and correct it.
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But it turns out this isn't a design flaw, as some have suspected.
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But the ETS has a serious design flaw — it lacks a minimum price.
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Earlier this year, a flaw in Apple's FaceTime video-chat app was found.
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But with iOS 9.3 — the update also released yesterday — that flaw is fixed.
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Initially, I viewed the limited context presented with the installation as a flaw.
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The security flaw can only be exploited through Safari's desktop and mobile browsers.
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But mashed potatoes have one fatal flaw: They can be a textural nightmare.
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Even more compelling is Flaw Detection, which points out when you've messed up.
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The CCR5 story illustrates a flaw in the logic that underlies gene editing.
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The tests weren't able to be used for weeks because of the flaw.
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This isn't necessarily the fatal flaw that many political and media types think.
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"The whole great thing about hacker mentality, it's finding the flaw," he said.
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If this book has a flaw it may be that it's too confident.
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"It doesn't mean there's a systemic flaw in what they're doing," Beane added.
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Federal investigators, however, blamed a design flaw rather than deterioration for the collapse.
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She figured it was a flaw that would surely be fixed before long.
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Our current situation is, to no small degree, a product of design flaw.
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And it is being investigated by Germany over its Google Plus security flaw.
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But even the most sophisticated systems can have a fundamental flaw: human error.
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It's a fatal flaw in what could be the perfect handheld gaming console.
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I can tell a structure, and I can tell where there's a flaw.
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Hackers exploited a flaw in the earlier site to gain access to files.
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But that reflects a failure of regulation, not a fundamental flaw in capitalism.
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This year's severe flu exposes a serious flaw in our medical system 21918.
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This flaw in accounting for civilian casualties is easily identifiable and highly correctable.
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It was a little cheaper than the others, because it contained a flaw.
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Trump's fatal flaw is that he cannot drag himself away from the mirror.
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"I always thought that the flaw lay in the laws," she told me.
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"The fundamental flaw here is transporting hot liquids through the air," he said.
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"It's a limitation, but not a fatal flaw to the study," he said.
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The flaw in this strategy was apparent to another author at this magazine.
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If anticlimax is a flaw in a terrorist's plot, it's critical to Mahajan's.
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LocationSmart insisted that no customer information was improperly obtained because of the flaw.
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According to Dunkel, there's a fundamental flaw in how Amazon displays buyer comments.
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A report alleging Intel chips have a security flaw is moving semiconductor stocks.
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The inability to rapidly detect unauthorized network access is a major security flaw.
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But its biggest flaw isn't what it does, but what it doesn't do.
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Here was a character flaw that could not be excused by any rationale.
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It is not clear whether the Max 8 has a fatal safety flaw.
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But there was a flaw in the code that started shutting computers down.
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You're allowed to want to look nice without it being a character flaw.
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And when celebrities like Jones are attacked, this flaw becomes impossible to ignore.
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The National Security Agency's decision to reveal the flaw to Microsoft — and then to publicly announce its move — is in sharp contrast to how it handled another flaw that it discovered but told Microsoft about too late to prevent global damage.
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But the convention has a big flaw: it makes no mention of domestic violence.
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Florence's only real flaw, apart from her lack of singing talent, is her pride.
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For more than a decade, the carmaker failed to report the flaw to regulators.
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Riefenstahl's presence points up the visual flat-footedness that is the movie's biggest flaw.
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The FBI is also still considering telling Apple exactly where they found the flaw.
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Surveillances has the flaw that it has a huge failure rate of its algorithms.
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But best practices dictate that if a flaw is found, it should be patched.
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Ozzie conceded that Tromer found a flaw, but not one that couldn't be fixed.
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She does not pick at a fatal flaw or bring up some past argument.
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Security researcher Leigh-Anne Galloway first reported the flaw on her blog Monday morning.
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Jani said he could even delete Justin Bieber's comments with the flaw he found.
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It just so happens that Temkin isn't the only group that found this flaw.
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It's weightless, hides every flaw and is available in a range of 12 shades.
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According to the lawsuit, Apple has repeatedly denied these charges, and concealed the flaw.
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For CBP, a major flaw of these military-grade drones is their high cost.
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Namely, the security flaw could allow hackers to gain access to networks completely undetected.
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But Yossi assured me that this was actually a feature rather than a flaw.
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He alerted the service to this flaw and was paid $10,000 as a reward.
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The design flaw has resulted in at least 97 injuries to children and adults.
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"My fear is that this flaw could be used for nefarious purposes," Thompson wrote.
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But it suffers from a characteristic Obama flaw: over-generosity toward his political opponents.
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As the writers correctly noted, these vaunted defined-contribution plans have a fatal flaw.
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If you haven't noticed the design flaw yet, the trick is in the donut.
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There is a flaw in Uruguay's record, one that has left a historic mark.
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But the justices will see the glaring flaw in Mr Wall's reasoning easily enough.
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The fatal flaw of white supremacy in America is the lack of self-accountability.
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This video explainer from Real Engineering includes a useful animation visualizing the design flaw.
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The swift reaction to the Zoom flaw news makes sense with this in mind.
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It's bad when a security researcher finds a critical security flaw in your software.
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Only today, after the issue became widely publicized, did Myspace finally remove the flaw.
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The flaw worked by smuggling more complex code into images hosted on the service.
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The iPhone X is a great smartphone with one, fairly large flaw: it's delicate.
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It's not a design flaw per se—it just takes some getting used to.
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Their contradictory character is not a flaw of the Kremlin's propaganda, but a feature.
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Apple is recalling certain MacBook USB-C charge cables because of a design flaw.
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Last Year Was Complicated's biggest flaw is that it isn't very complicated at all.
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But its most immediate flaw is that it might backfire on its own terms.
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Version 1 of WannaCrypt was stoppable but version 2.0 will likely remove the flaw.
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The soft flesh that began to develop around my abdomen is not a flaw.
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The document also revealed a critical flaw in the nuclear agreement reached last summer.
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A major design flaw seems to be the actual location of this physical button.
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This faux-principled position is the seed from which every other Olympic flaw stems.
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Virtual reality and 360 video share an inherent flaw — the lack of consumption infrastructure.
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"Daring to compare colonisation with these dreadful events is a true flaw," he said.
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These centers also address a fundamental flaw in the way we train these doctors.
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Apple is being sued over the "touch disease" flaw in California and Utah.—Motherboard
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The flaw, of course, is I'm holding myself to a standard that isn't real.
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We got through the song without a flaw, the place erupted one last time.
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They have embraced capitalism so fully that they will admit no flaw in it.
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The nature of the flaw has to do with the threading I mentioned above.
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But the game modes point out a big flaw with the Wilson X football.
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In the process, it has also found a second software flaw that requires fixing.
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To be fair, cybersecurity firms recognise this fundamental flaw in their anti-virus software.
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It's a frustrating flaw, but that should happen much less often with this update.
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Vanhoef said that he is not sure if this flaw is being exploited currently.
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Its fatal flaw is that it assumes regulations have only costs and no benefits.
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But Free Fire's fatal flaw is that none of the action makes much sense.
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" What addiction is not, according to one retired police commander, is "a character flaw.
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Politically you must accept imperfection: It is not a flaw, just a simple fact.
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He sees that as a flaw that he seems to think Phil can resolve.
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That's not a flaw of The O.C.'s, but further evidence of its influence.
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According to Checkmarx's report, it first contacted Google about the flaw in early July.
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A security flaw found earlier this month also left real review-leaving users dissatisfied.
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When she called Trump supporters "deplorables," she displayed the fatal flaw of liberals — condescension.
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Make it clear that the problem is not due to some unfixable personality flaw.
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The historical allegory is neat, and obviousness isn't a flaw in a protest movie.
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Thanks to WPA3's support of forward secrecy, this flaw is also rendered obsolete.
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Even if it were, it's easy to avoid and not really a noteworthy flaw.
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Her enunciation is clean and clipped, her lean towards 60s psych ("Fatal Flaw"), surprising.
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But this interpretation papers over a deeper and more fundamental flaw in Putin's government.
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For example, the Spectre security flaw (fixes for which are still being rolled out).
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His promiscuity is a character flaw that makes him especially vulnerable to physical decline.
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His worst flaw here, one from which Mr. Gomes's work also suffers, is cuteness.
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A design and manufacturing flaw was responsible for the 59-foot section breaking off.
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Then again, Virgos oftentimes have the ability to make any flaw into a superpower.
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But even more so, it also reveals a fundamental flaw in US immigration policy.
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Perhaps our much-fussed-over narcissism is not a flaw but a survival tactic.
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It's a flaw I'm keenly aware of, and one I actively try to counter.
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But the Turkish-Russian standoff points up an obvious design flaw in the alliance.
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Sanders' refusal to change is simultaneously his greatest political asset and potentially fatal flaw.
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Here is a great man whose greatness is inseparable from a devastating character flaw.
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The disinfection server responded to them and disinfected them, abusing the protocol design flaw.
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And there is a big flaw in all talk of governments of national unity.
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He plans to watch video, but thinks he has identified a persistent mechanical flaw.
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That is the biggest flaw of "The Fourth Estate": It leaves out too much.
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For all their differences, the firm and the market do share a central flaw.
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The company has shipped a new version of the app to fix the flaw.
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From there, the program used a flaw in Microsoft operating system software to proliferate.
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It's also possible the attack exploited a flaw in the underlying mobile operating system.
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This is not a fatal flaw to the impeachment process in and of itself.
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They're dangerous, perpetuating the myth that queerness is a fatal flaw in a person.
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But then I realized a fatal flaw in Facebook is they don't have tombstones.
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But that is not a flaw in the rule; it is the rule's purpose.
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There are multiple ways to tap into the Management Engine to exploit the flaw.
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They have nicknamed the flaw in the library ROCA — return of the Coppersmith's method.
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The main flaw, really, is that it is a month or so too late.
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Separately, the National Security Agency alerted Microsoft about a major security flaw in Windows.
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This is not because of some deep character flaw or disinterest in civic life.
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Microsoft told the Post that it has seen no active exploitation of the flaw.
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WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, has patched the flaw that the malware used.
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Alas, Ja's catalogue revival has a fatal flaw: Nobody really, truly asked for this.
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That flaw isn't related to the incidents being addressed by the most recent update.
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Checkmarx first alerted Google (GOOG) and Samsung (SSNLF) to the flaw over the summer.
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This use of liquid electrolytes is an inherent, potential flaw in lithium-ion batteries.
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Apple isn't happy about the way Google revealed a major iPhone security flaw recently.
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Such collective delusions illustrate both the power and the deep flaw of human thinking.
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Microsoft Corp declined to say how long it usually takes to patch a flaw.
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If the rest of the show were better, this wouldn't be a fatal flaw.
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It turns out, however, that the meta-analysis had its own fatal methodological flaw.
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If anything, Succession's only flaw is that there isn't more to watch right now.
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If you're going to fix every flaw in the American educational system ... I'm screwed.
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"Intel CEO Brian Krzanich told CNBC that Google alerted them of the flaw some time ago, but it leaked ahead of time because "Somebody was doing some updates on a Linux kernel and they improperly posted that this was due to this flaw.
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The problem with refurbished iPhone 6 Pluses is that Apple is replacing one phone with an inherent design flaw with another phone that both has that same design flaw and has old parts from a phone that was broken and has been repaired.
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A flaw-by-flaw guide to Facebook's new GDPR privacy changes The Oculus "My Privacy Center" feature will launch next month on May 20, and will allow users to take a look at the data that Oculus has on them while managing preferences.
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The fatal flaw in his thesis, a flaw that Appelbaum sometimes seems to note, is that the Framers explicitly rejected his proposed criteria for impeachment and demanded that the high constitutional threshold of "treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors" be met.
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A zero day is any security flaw in a piece of software, whether that be a popular Internet browser, operating system, or mobile app, that hasn't been disclosed to the software developer, and thus has had "zero days" to patch the flaw.
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To get the best bokeh, you typically need a very wide aperture and a very large image sensor — it's actually a flaw in how incoming light is refocused onto the sensor, though just like a distorted rock guitar, that flaw is actually desirable.
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Equifax was vulnerable because of a critical flaw in the Apache Struts web server software.
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Second, MBU's new Overtown stadium plan has a major design flaw: a lack of parking.
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Its biggest flaw is that it is not, in any meaningful way, an interactive smartwatch.
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Canada's housing market thus opens a window on a tragic flaw in the global economy.
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And when they finally had the product ready for market, it had a fatal flaw.
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The messaging service revealed a major security flaw that could let hackers access users' phones.
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It's not that bad of a flaw, but it can definitely get a little excessive.
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But the biggest flaw with all this is that there isn't a lunar eclipse tonight.
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In adapting his work to film, Vázquez remedies this flaw with a cinematic visual arsenal.
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Right now it's highlighted the flaw in a lot of the VRR displays being sold.
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Because of a design flaw, user programs with low privileges can read protected kernel memory.
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By contrast, on album highlight "Flaw," which comes just two tracks later, she looks inwards.
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They're about half the size, though I view that as a feature not a flaw.
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A critical flaw in electronic locks left millions of hotel rooms worldwide vulnerable to hackers.
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On some level, it's a flaw that can be traced back to the source material.
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In short, the exploit takes advantage of a flaw in the Nvidia Tegra X1 chip.
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A registration page where subscribers can create a TWC ID contained the crucial security flaw.
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And for the Apple Watch, its reliance on an iPhone might be its biggest flaw.
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The film's main flaw is that not all its profiles have that kind of specificity.
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Soon we discovered the fatal flaw in the Lepin system: the models don't stick together.
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"The biggest flaw in financial-planning software comes from too much data entry," Garrett said.
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This design is either the headphones' biggest perk or biggest flaw, depending on your needs.
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Mac and Windows customers with the Zoom desktop app installed were affected by the flaw.
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But Apple still didn't bother to mention what it's doing to fix Siri's fatal flaw.
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Article has been updated to note that some iPhone 6/6s models have the flaw.
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The fatal flaw of the first travel ban was its complete lack of a justification.
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The security flaw gave callers access to the call recipient's microphone and front-facing camera.
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But he does not speak French, normally a fatal flaw in an aspiring prime minister.
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The book's main flaw is that it gives a narrow view of the business world.
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So being hit over the head with Mother's Day messaging feels like a technological flaw.
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But there is a major flaw that keeps driving me crazy, and it's Apple Pay.
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It's also worth asking what a redesigned, secure WhatsApp would look like without this flaw.
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Update, 2:38PM ET: Article updated with information about an Apple fix for the flaw.
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Intel is facing at least three class action lawsuits over a recently revealed security flaw.
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But Xiao found a flaw that allowed him to bypass consent in just 15 minutes.
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It's a mess because there is a fatal flaw at the heart of the system.
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A key scene involving those two also perfectly highlights another gigantic flaw in Purple Rain.
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But I think that learning the art of delegation better would be his one flaw.
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The job market is defying expectations, but there's a glaring flaw, Axios' Courtenay Brown writes.
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But this week, the FAA discovered another potential flaw in the 737 Max's computer system.
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After all, there was a potential flaw at the heart of the efficient-market theory.
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Starbucks admitted the flaw in a conference call sharing its fourth quarter earnings on Thursday.
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Users weren't sure whether it was an intentional feature or a flaw in the iOS.
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Microsoft released an update back in March to fix the security flaw discovered by WannaCry.
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The first had a laughable design flaw whereby a zipper blocked one of the clasps.
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This apparent viewer/creator disconnect highlights a major flaw in the controversial show's primary defense.
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Researchers at SafeBreach Labs on Monday disclosed a high-severity flaw in Dell's SupportAssist utility.
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There was nothing short of surgery that would fix what I saw as a flaw.
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" Toomey countered by saying, "This is where the fundamental flaw, I think, is in Sen.
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The logic flaw here, of course, is large enough to fly a 747 through. 23.
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They just can't appreciate good cable management like this, which is perhaps their only flaw.
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Historically, it wasn't thought to be a disease, but amoral failing or a character flaw.
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But the biggest flaw remains that Your Time on Facebook treats all time the same.
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More important, North Carolina is outstanding at exploiting the zone's biggest flaw: surrendering offensive rebounds.
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Gold's "fatal flaw" in the thinking of many investors is that it offers no income.
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This security flaw was unknown to Microsoft for a while but used by the NSA.
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To be clear, this isn't a flaw in Apple Pay itself, or its payment network.
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Another security firm, McAfee, saw some attacks using the Microsoft Word flaw on April 6.
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Intel CEO sold $24m of his shares before a serious design flaw was made public.
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The GAO reports also highlight another flaw in using survey data from a national sample.
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A skyscraper in London by the same architect, Rafael Viñoly, shares the same design flaw.
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The most glaring flaw is that it's a wired controller with a very short cord.
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Interestingly, Negan's biggest flaw seems to be his fascination in how other people's minds work.
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There's fewer Intel chips in mobile, but the same flaw applies to the ARM chips.
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But there's a rather fatal flaw in Bernie's new plan: it cuts decisively for Hillary.
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God mend thine ev'ry flaw,Confirm they soul in self-control,Thy liberty in law!
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When an app breaks the rules, there is likely to be a resulting security flaw.
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But there was a flaw in the way the old mediaserver would preload that data.
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However, Lime said it recently discovered a potential battery flaw in a different scooter model.
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If there's a fatal flaw – as in Greek tragedy – this may be it. 3. Defensiveness.
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The biggest flaw with net metering is the price paid to customers with solar panels.
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The amount researchers are paid are based on the severity of the flaw they find.
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"I don't think there's a flaw in the way the team's put together," Steinbrenner said.
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He has corrected a mechanical flaw that the Yankees believe led him to tip pitches.
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The company also said it had fixed the security flaw that led to the intrusion.
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The fundamental flaw in the US tax system is that we tax wages, not wealth.
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If enforcing the agreement is important to the Democrats, they need to address this flaw.
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The self-centered tilt of his writing, however, is also chalked up as a flaw.
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But the iOS 12.4 update that Apple released more recently re-introduced the security flaw.
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Mike Krieger almost gave up on Instagram because of a flaw in US immigration law
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His coach at Ferris State, Tony Annese, said Vander Laan's greatest flaw was his perfectionism.
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Due to a programming flaw, he told them hackers could have accessed the stored emails.
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"He's the strength of the Trump campaign," Mr. Murphy concluded, "and he's the fatal flaw."
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That was partly due to a key design flaw: The engine spat out radioactive exhaust.
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Hillary Clinton's option And here is the second, even bigger, constitutional flaw in Trump's argument.
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Perhaps they're pro-Hillary partisans who identified some flaw they could craft talking points around.
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In most movies that's a flaw, but for the X-Men series it's a strength.
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I've learned so much about mental health, and that depression is not a character flaw.
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"The big flaw is that the US failed to get anything in return," said Lewis.
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But the system has a flaw: within those age groups, physical maturity can vary wildly.
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Every time someone comes up with a Hillary flaw, someone else will do a comparison.
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And men with that character flaw should never be placed in positions of policy responsibility.
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There's a weird inconsistency here based on appearances when his faves aren't without flaw either.
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Security concerns: Customers said a flaw in the iPhone let people eavesdrop on phone calls.
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The researchers said the flaw worked because many meetings were not protected by a passcode.
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Officials have said a flaw in the alert system delayed the distribution of the correction.
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If Cassell can pinpoint one flaw, it might be that Williams commits too many turnovers.
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M.Y.: The capitalist system is based on a fundamental flaw, on misinterpretation of human beings.
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Suicide is wrongly seen as a character or moral flaw — or even a sinful act.
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But the book's most distracting flaw is that morality itself seems tangential to its thesis.
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The fatal flaw of universal student-debt cancellation is that it's not, in fact, progressive.
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But the tests suffered from a technical flaw and didn't produce reliable results, labs discovered.
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This was not an accident or a flaw in the system; it was by design.
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She hates to do dishes, but that's really her only flaw as a living partner.
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What it's about: Tiger King's biggest flaw is that it's not really about, well, anything.
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According to those critics, cold brew's selling point — its absence of acidity — is a flaw.
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The company said it has patched the unspecified flaw that allowed the breach to happen.
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Biggest flaw: I'm not as widely beloved as Thin Mint, though I am objectively better.
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One dealer said it was crucial that Fiat Chrysler move quickly to fix the flaw.
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These researchers fear the flaw will leak to nefarious hackers, endangering millions of iPhone users.
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Here's the flaw in the logic: Broadly speaking, "sick" and "healthy" are not fixed qualities.
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Pranksters exploited a security flaw on the FCC site to post a fake press release.
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The failure to have a serious capital gains and dividend differential is a fundamental flaw.
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People have a tragic flaw: Sometimes we want others to do the thinking for us.
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Bar-Zik was tipped off to the flaw by an anonymous source to his podcast.
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The entire premise has one major flaw: Everyone on this show is pretty good-looking.
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"We are aware of targeted attacks in the wild abusing this flaw," warns the foundation.
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Here's where I have to confess one flaw: these shoes almost instantaneously shredded my heels.
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The reason why it doesn't need a reason is that being single isn't a flaw.
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That prospect highlights what many see as the flaw in California's calculations over the years.
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The flaw affected encryption of digital signatures used to authenticate content, including software or files.
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Still, I hoped the theme answers were humorous enough to make people overlook this flaw.
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But Intel's public statement on Wednesday indicated that the flaw isn't restricted to Intel's CPUs.
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The security flaw was reported to Microsoft in late October and fixed three weeks later.
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But its biggest flaw was the notion that economic and political liberalism were inextricably linked.
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The quirkiest part of the Dow index, and its greatest flaw, is its weighting scheme.
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The logic flaw here, of course, is large enough to fly a 747 through. 133.
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"I love the ones that, essentially, take someone's tragic flaw and exploit it," Peele said.
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The topsy-turvy script is distracting, but the movie's main flaw is that Warner Bros.
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This is the bug in the American political system, the security flaw in our software.
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But since the FBI hasn't disclosed the flaw, Apple users are not protected from it.
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This was a design flaw, was one of the main factors that caused the explosion.
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I think in Europe, in general, there's a sense that women who age naturally can be beautiful, whereas I'm not so sure that's the perception in America, specifically in LA. I think that it's seen as a flaw somehow, like wrinkles are a flaw.
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Trump clearly understands that in politics, it is far better to be on offense than defense, but his offense is ultimately offensive because he is pointing out a perceived — or even concocted — flaw in another person to distract from the very same flaw in himself.
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Microsoft has attempted to mitigate the flaw without dinging performance, but security experts like Paul Kocher, one of the researchers who discovered the flaw last year, say Microsoft's solutions still do not sufficiently address all the ways it could be used by an attacker.
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But Levinson said in an interview that the stalemate uncovers a flaw in the US system.
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That way, if researchers broke DRM only to expose a security flaw, they would be protected.
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It says it has not received any customer complaints or reports of injuries from the flaw.
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Of course the biggest flaw of all is the Empire's continued insistence on exposed exhaust ports.
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We've also identified a mathematical flaw in some previous gaydar research, calling into question the results.
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People with poor eyesight are smaller, because the flaw requires that your brain power be more.
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Two years ago, during James' first season with the Cavs, this was arguably his biggest flaw.
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Google purposefully built a ghost town The Google feed's greatest flaw is its lack of depth.
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The flaw was discovered by researchers from Graz University of Technology and was disclosed to Intel.
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Of course, the biggest flaw in Cersei's plan is that the White Walker army is coming.
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But this isn't the end of the world; it's just a sort of dumb security flaw.
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His decency is the axis on which the story turns, and also the movie's principal flaw.
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Swift is sneaking her X-Wing to find a flaw in the battle station defense, apparently.
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The security flaw could be used by malicious hackers to carry out a number of attacks.
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There was only one flaw in this picture-postcard image of spirited urban resilience: the sidewalks.
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The Clinton campaign is working overtime to make Trump's personal mythologizing look like a fatal flaw.
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Regardless of flaw, all the products in the exhibit tried to innovate in their particular field.
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"It was a major gap and flaw in the substance he was getting across," Dorsey said.
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After three weeks of everyday use I can say it's close, but with one frustrating flaw.
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So in this case, why didn't Apple catch such a major flaw before it went public?
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Daven Morris of Arlington, Texas, is also credited for reporting the flaw in Apple's security updates.
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Do I need DJ headphones that expose every production flaw because they prioritize knife-like reproduction?
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And there lies the fatal flaw in Drake's C.R.E.A.M. agenda: cash rules everything, until it doesn't.
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A security flaw in Intel processors has led to a redesign of Linux and Windows kernels.
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Intel and others were caught off guard, despite being informed about the flaw back in June.
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In the thread, Hogpen points out the same structural flaw in Cannon's argument that Eichner did.
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The flaw has nothing to do with outward appearances—this is one good looking gaming notebook.
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Microsoft has rated the flaw as "important," but not "critical" as it can't be exploited remotely.
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The FAA announced earlier this week that it had found another flaw in the 737 Max.
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His approach has really been a reminder that Andy's biggest game flaw was just being unlikable.
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The hackers had unlocked Farook's iPhone 5c using a previously undiscovered security flaw in Apple's software.
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Apple did not say the perceived flaw is strictly limited to the cellular iPad Pro, however.
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Galloway says she contacted Myspace about the flaw in April and has yet to hear back.
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Apple is "scrambling" to fix a major flaw in its latest operating system, according to CNBC.
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The rep says there was a design flaw and the cage fell into the water ... twice.
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But a new flaw emerged after Samsung switched to batteries from China's Amperex Technology, Bloomberg reported.
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"I suppose that is a bit of a flaw in the story," he concedes good-naturedly.
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Abusing this flaw, advertisers could have targeted (political) ads based on your Facebook posts and friends.
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That's not a program flaw, and it doesn't make single-payer health insurance a bad idea.
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Yet there's a fundamental flaw in the effort — and it has to do with ObamaCare's design.
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Comedian Michael Ian Black took to Twitter calling out one flaw in the billionaire businessman's message.
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I remember feeling victorious that I finally saw one little flatulent flaw, and I could relax.
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Adele's flub was the most obvious flaw of the night, but far from the only one.
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It's a flaw, and how can NHL '94 be perfect if it has one of those?
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But Friday, the IISS said there was a "methodological flaw" on their report that requires revision.
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In his mind, Hillary Clinton's worst flaw was most likely that some people found her boring.
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This diversity in addiction helps create a perception that it's a character flaw, a moral failing.
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Reaper is known to have used a previously undiscovered security flaw in Flash during an attack.
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But Monero has one flaw that sellers can't abide by — it's very difficult to store offline.
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But in fixing one problem, he's made another tragic flaw in the health care law worse.
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The company added that the flaw could also be used to alter payments or voice notes.
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He said the offending code on the site was written specifically to target the browser flaw.
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But the fact that I had an article and she didn't undoubtedly represents a systemic flaw.
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The design flaw is found in the artificially narrow foundation of articles on abuse of power.
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That is the major flaw of positive rights: Who is to blame if they're not met?
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The flaw exists in the widely used protocols that direct mobile communications to their intended destinations.
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But it isn't the slightly less-than-excellent camera that's the OnePlus 63's big flaw.
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It's a fundamental flaw in who Rick Grimes is as a man and as a leader.
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Regulators pointed to a flaw in the plane's software as a contributing factor in the accidents.
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Every vulnerability the government keeps secret is a security flaw hackers can discover and use undetected.
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The highway safety agency is investigating whether the incident resulted from a flaw in Tesla's technology.
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Christine and Alex are both artists, and that in the end is their relationship's fatal flaw.
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You should be thankful the flaw was exploited by serious people and not by some rookies.
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There is a major flaw underlying this proposal; exports are costs to an economy, not benefits.
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This really exposes a fundamental flaw in Elizabeth Warren's whole political approach and theory of change.
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One is using EternalBlue, a security flaw in Windows that was patched earlier in the year.
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We also learn in the article that there really was no fatal flaw in the mother.
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Jackson does make us feel one consequential flaw in the Fifth Republic as a political invention.
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But now that it's spread on Weibo, some are pointing out a flaw in the challenge.
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Obama demanded agencies to report any security flaw they found back to the manufacturer to fix.
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That's an obvious flaw in the thinking, and not really the fault of the man himself.
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Thing is, lifelogging solutions have either flat out sucked or contained some sort of fatal flaw.
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He also discovered a separate security flaw that could expose location data sent to company servers.
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The company rewarded him with a bug bounty of $5,000 for alerting it of the flaw.
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The infamous hack was reportedly executed by phishing the victims and exploiting a flaw in iCloud.
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The severity of the flaw is rated as "high" based on the National Vulnerability Database standards.
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It is the difference between a politician with some flaws and a flaw threatening our politics.
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"It's a huge flaw in the American system compared to any other affluent society," Singer said.
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All because of this one small flaw in one niche corner of the Let's Encrypt operation.
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In their answers, the students seemed to point out the implicit flaw in the Stouffer experiment.
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A second flaw would have fired the wrong thrusters as Starliner was preparing for re-entry.
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But Ruby's doctors had no clues about whatever hidden flaw was causing her inscrutable developmental delays.
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But to me, the tedious insipidity of many processed wines is just as much a flaw.
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That was a fatal flaw and they took a big risk in doing what they did.
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The first flaw arises from what might be called the "post Trump, ergo propter Trump" fallacy.
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A Bluetooth flaw was also found to be putting both devices at risk of remote hacking.
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That doesn't mean, however, that several years of using the iPad Pro is without a flaw.
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Still, Mr. Blair said, the episode did expose a potential system flaw that has significant implications.
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Zoom, which was founded in 2011, went public in April — after Leitschuh first flagged this flaw.
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All the apartments he had seen for $1,900, he realized, had some kind of fatal flaw.
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One need not be a genius — stable or not — to spot the major logical flaw here.
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In response, Tesla created a new version of its key fob that patched the underlying flaw.
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Software stolen from the National Security Agency was exploited to target a flaw in Microsoft software.
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" "And the more that everybody's going to discover that it keeps the fundamental flaw of ObamaCare.
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But "Truman" has a different flaw: its insistence on excusing tired standards of machismo, however understated.
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A security flaw in Firefox 72 allows hackers to access computers running the browser, MacRumors reported.
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At the center of her argument is a fundamental flaw in the "rules" of self-deprecation.
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The NSA first detected the flaw and alerted Microsoft, prominent security researcher Brian Krebs first reported.
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It is unclear how long the NSA knew about the flaw before reporting it to Microsoft.
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When the Hubble was first launched, a flaw in the mirror made it all but useless.
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"No matter what system is used to identify people, there'll always be a flaw," he said.
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Essentially, the flaw allowed users to answer another iPhone owner's call for them—without their knowledge.
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Unfortunately, any device that uses processors that have the flaw will eventually need to be patched.
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And it directly addresses the season's biggest flaw: Wouldn't they all be better off without Lucious?
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As a business proposition, guns suffer from an irreparable flaw: they last a very long time.
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The underlying flaw in the Affordable Care Act is that it does not provide affordable coverage.
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But I believe this flaw can be addressed without jeopardizing protections for individuals with preexisting conditions.
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Neither Scene Optimizer or Flaw Detection are what I'd consider must-have features for the cameras.
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But the two sides offered the justices quite different proposed remedies for the alleged constitutional flaw.
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There is, however, at least one flaw in that story: Ms. Ortega was a registered Republican.
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A general lack of awareness is the fatal flaw of today's investors, no matter their age.
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It's not a failure; it's not a character flaw — if you need it, you need it.
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We, the 320 million citizens of this country, become the victims of this fundamental character flaw.
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That's one flaw in the culture, with performance-based reviews, that Uber is working to change.
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"I confess this, my enormous error and flaw," Mr. Salvini responded in a Facebook Live video.
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In the op-ed, Farrow addresses what she sees as major flaw in the #MeToo movement.
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That kind of fuzziness, when it comes to practical recommendations, is a flaw in the book.
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During the Clinton years, Jones pointed out, evangelicals treated Clinton's dalliances as a fundamental character flaw.
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Photo: Eduardo Munoz Alvarez (Getty)A troubling flaw in phone tracking company LocationSmart's demo tool, used to advertise its services, let anyone take advantage of an easily exploited flaw to track phones from America's top four carriers without the user's consent or knowledge, according to KrebsOnSecurity.
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When Google decided to shut down Google+ because of a years-long security flaw that could have given third-party developers access to private data, it also became clear that the company decided not to disclose that flaw until a Wall Street Journal story forced Google's hand.
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NATIONALIST politicians come in many varieties, from blustering to downright scary, but most share a common flaw.
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Any mention of my flaw would make me highly uncomfortable and unable to string a sentence together.
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The disaster was made worse by a design flaw, of which officials in Moscow were long aware.
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Porn bots are known to crawl the web in search for this specific type of redirect flaw.
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Finding a flaw in WannaCry's encryption scheme, after all, could decrypt all those systems without any ransom.
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Meanwhile, government investigators apparently reported a flaw in SpaceX's Falcon 22017 rockets—crack-prone fuel-pumping fans.
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And this time, they say, the flaw applies to practically every car Volkswagen has sold since 1995.
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A decade-old security flaw could also cause you to be "lukewarm" on any company, couldn't it?
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While Gab is hardly a sympathetic victim, this issue does point out the flaw in Stripe's policy.
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In fact, the only flaw of the film may have really been that it lacked some Beyoncé.
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This new BlueKeep flaw hasn't yet been publicly disclosed, but that doesn't mean there won't be malware.
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However, one glaring flaw pointed out in our review of the first model still lingers: the camera.
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Remember the security flaw that gave callers access to the call recipient's microphone and front-facing camera?
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A security flaw on the Silk Road server points the FBI to a cafe in San Francisco.
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"Please note that I don't consider this a high security flaw," emphasizes Mulander of WhatsApp's GET requests.
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The first round uncovered a flaw in the initial survey that makes me facepalm to this day!
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Unfortunately, it also had a substantial flaw that tech media of the 1980s seemed to frequently overlook.
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But having a flaw out of the box just sets off the worst of my stubborn traits.
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As it turns out, the system is far from flaw-free, as YouTube reps themselves have said.
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Part of all this poor transparency might have been related to the timing of the flaw disclosure.
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The five did not represent any particular trend or flaw in the upper reaches of British society.
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The flaw allowed anyone with access to a Mac to gain administrator privileges without entering a password.
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"Do not say it was a security flaw; what happened was an act of desperation," he said.
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Nothing was said publicly about the technical error until The Verge learned of the flaw and alerts.
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The flaw lies largely with the weakest link: the phone system and the humans who run it.
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It feels like a pretty key design flaw in what's an otherwise pretty nice piece of hardware.
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But it's also a stance that neatly doesn't acknowledge a fundamental flaw in Blackberry's messaging system. [Blackberry]
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Most people's rebound dates won't make the news, anyway, so there's another flaw in the SATC strategy.
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One inmate was able to use the software flaw to self-issue a credit of almost $10,000.
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This is not a flaw: it merely allows the show more time to get under the skin.
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The Verge tested the flaw on a newly created dummy account and was able to confirm this.
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Apple had also said that there were no known instances of hackers taking advantage of the flaw.
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Apple stressed that there were no known instances of hackers taking advantage of the flaw to date.
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The big flaw in Young's thesis is that ability does not descend necessarily from generation to generation.
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The flaw was bad enough that Apple took the drastic step of pulling group FaceTime functionality altogether.
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They must have some sort of flaw in Instagram fundamentally that they are exploiting to do this.
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That is a flaw in Rockhold's ringcraft and footwork, not anything to do with Romero's freakish athleticism.
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Apple on Friday apologized for a massive FaceTime flaw that allowed folks to eavesdrop on other people.
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He thinks it's likely a security flaw in the app is allowing hackers to breach people's accounts.
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From: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Chapter Thirty-Six, "The Flaw in the Plan", p.603.
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From: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Chapter Thirty-Six, "The Flaw in the Plan", p.608.
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That, I think, can solve this major flaw of detecting malevolent actors in a number of ways.
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This demonstrates a fundamental flaw in the prioritization of limited taxpayer resources, which is exactly the problem.
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The research has started a debate on whether the flaw of this component was intentional or not.
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Its biggest flaw lies in its breathless approach to data, which after all, has existed for millennia.
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Last week, a virus known as WannaCry exploited a security flaw in Microsoft's Windows XP operating system.
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User Michael Capewell, called Smozoma on the forums, was one of the first to uncover the flaw.
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According to Apple, it's possible for the cable to fail without warning due to a design flaw.
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Last month, a security researcher named Anand Prakash stumbled on a major flaw in Facebook's account security.
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I remember, early in the administration, feeling that his character flaw was infecting the whole of government.
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Lieu, a Los Angeles Democrat, this week called for the House Oversight Committee to investigate the flaw.
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In other words, if there's a flaw in Linux, it doesn't usually affect Windows and vice versa.
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It said that there were no known instances of hackers taking advantage of the flaw to date.
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If disagreements are not reconciled the group will vote on whether to disclose or retain the flaw.
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I was not familiar with 26A, BUBBA SPARXXX, but that's just a flaw in my own wheelhouse.
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This design had a fatal flaw, one that Americans today are watching play out in real time.
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Giving yourself "maximum flexibility" means it will be easier to respond to future flaw discoveries, Segars said.
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EPA's inability to regulate asbestos under TSCA Section 6 is proof positive of this standard's fundamental flaw.
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Amazon responded by saying it screened its drivers and would send a patch to fix the flaw.
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Its meticulousness is to some degree a flaw, an evasion of nearly every variety of human messiness.
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The WTO's great flaw is that its definitions and rules were not written with China in mind.
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"There was absolutely no flaw in the bid," then-IOC president Jacques Rogge said at the time.
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Or, I guess you could buy this Nebula Capsule projector and try to ignore its fatal flaw.
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But a hacker exploited a software flaw and stole about a third of the new DAO tokens.
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She spotted the same flaw when placing the screen protector over her sister's own Galaxy S10 phone.
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Among other things, researchers found a flaw that could allow hackers to control a user's web traffic.
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The National Security Agency created EternalBlue to take advantage of a flaw in the Windows SMB server.
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Samsung said it thought the problem came from a "minute flaw" in the production of the batteries.
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But the fact that the underground facility was not closed was a major flaw of the JCPOA.
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Hackers allegedly infiltrated the EDGAR system through a flaw in SEC's custom software, according to Clayton's testimony.
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Researchers later managed to figure out that the issue was down to a design and manufacturing flaw.
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So for the last year, the organization has been tweaking the design to account for the flaw.
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Placing the agency under the president's direct control was the best remedy to this flaw, he concluded.
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His sound is slightly nasal, but in an expressive way: more a vocal characteristic than a flaw.
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However, with all the other benefits this card has to offer, I can personally overlook this flaw.
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The flaw was discovered by a 14-year-old in Arizona on January 19, according to reports.
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If there is a flaw in this plan, it is that it does not go far enough.
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A flaw in video conferencing tool Zoom is leaving Apple Mac users' webcams vulnerable to being hijacked.
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Potentially more problematic, unconscionable numbers of treatment studies contain the fatal flaw of confusing correlation with causation.
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This is the fundamental flaw of the current healthcare debates; Congress seeks to have it both ways.
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However, it also informs attackers it exists, giving them a chance to find and exploit this flaw.
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"There are thousands of ways this flaw affects commerce and national security," Lieu told the Washington Post.
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The second fatal flaw was the one most commenters expected would sink the club: the starting rotation.
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But Embiid is too perceptive a player for that flaw to linger as a long-term concern.
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These instructions make the printer appear to print a normal, solid part, but with a fatal flaw.
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A historical flaw in how emissions are recorded means that wood bioenergy can be called carbon neutral.
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It's something I needed to do before I could start forgiving anyone else for the same flaw.
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If When I Get Home has a flaw, it's a mildness at odds with Solange's formal strategy.
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But she lacked Lula's charisma and negotiating skills, a fatal flaw in rough-and-tumble Brazilian politics.
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In February, the same app developer team published findings regarding a similar flaw with the iOS pasteboard.
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Here's another flaw in that "Those who can't do, teach" canard: Teachers often turn into great doers.
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An additional, unexpected flaw in recent United States data may come more sharply into focus this year.
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The reported flaw is the latest in a series of quality and reliability problems with Tesla's vehicles.
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Months after Mr. Rivest submitted the MD6 proposal to N.I.S.T., a flaw was discovered, corrected and resubmitted.
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Wilson's flaw was not that he was too bold; it was that he was not democratic enough.
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Mr. Krebs notified First American and waited for the company to fix the flaw before publicizing it.
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The design flaw in most advice columns, I felt, was that their authors took themselves too seriously.
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By Wednesday evening, Google and Microsoft said they had updated their systems to deal with the flaw.
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As if a character flaw resided in a specific and therefore limited area, such as the liver.
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Most teams, even the most successful ones, have some flaw that seems to resist a quick fix.
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But he saw a serious flaw in the claim that the president's proposal would ameliorate climate change.
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The decision, however, had a fatal flaw: it was my Hallowe'en party and I was playing bartender.
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Q. The 1994 Northridge earthquake revealed a flaw in the way large beams were connected and welded.
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The world's most popular messaging service, with more than two billion users, has a somewhat baffling flaw.
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As California officials are fond of saying, that is a feature, not a flaw, of the system.
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You want to project that you're being friendly and supportive — not just pointing out a supposed flaw.
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But if Mr. Staley were a character from classical literature, his fidelity would be his tragic flaw.
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Everyone likes everyone until some flaw is exposed and then they panic and move to someone else.
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Ms. Heyer's only flaw, Mr. Wilson said with a laugh, was that she liked to sleep late.
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Dominus's article was informative, but it had one big flaw: the choice to feature Daniel and Elizabeth.
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This is not a fatal flaw because the acting is so good, the individual moments so illuminating.
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A pair of new Supreme Court cases reveal a foundational flaw in how we pick the president.
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Boeing believes that a newly discovered flaw in the plane can be fixed with a software update.
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But former Clinton White House press secretary Joe Lockhart pointed out the flaw in such an approach.
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T-mobile removed the flaw and offered Saini $1,000 as part of the company's Bug Bounty program.
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New data and improved understanding now show that there is a fatal flaw in greenhouse-warming theory.
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This self-undermining flaw makes the trope a useful way to grasp the dilemmas facing Trump's opponents.
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"I'd never heard about this sort of flaw in the computer system," Falciani later told the investigators.
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It's an unfortunate flaw in a film that impressively balances moments of joy with equally resonating despair.
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If exploited, the flaw could allow hackers to gain access to private user data inside the chips.
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Microsoft patched the security flaw used in Wanna Cry in March, before the code for it leaked.
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But asked about his own shifts over the years, Trump said switching positions isn't necessarily a flaw.
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Boeing Boeing has discovered a possible new design flaw within its troubled fleet of 737 Max planes.
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Paradoxically, that's the peace deal's biggest flaw: the fundamentals required to bring communities together just didn't happen.
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" She said, "The dark flaw that brought him down should not be the only way he's remembered.
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Earlier in the week, Qihoo 360 reportedly deleted a tweet referencing a similar flaw in Internet Explorer.
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Microsoft (MSFT) released a patch for a Windows 10 security flaw discovered by the National Security Agency.
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That clash revealed a flaw in the use of the deal-maker profile as an organizing principle.
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"I actually think this is a fatal flaw of the Twitter verification badge," he told CNN Business.
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There are many variations of one-, two-, three- and four-wheeled vehicles that share one major flaw.
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Balic is previously known for identifying a security flaw breach that affected Apple's developer center in 2013.
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No Amazon integration is likely the most notable feature (or flaw) of Kobo's new 1003-inch ereader.
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Failing to pay bills on time is not just an oversight; it's seen as a character flaw.
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His "tragic flaw," as he puts it: He cannot stop his tongue from uttering the unvarnished truth.
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It wasn't just Lehman; it was a fundamental flaw in the infrastructure of the global financial industry.
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I'd have surgery, recover, and return for more pictures, more circling, and more detailing of every flaw.
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Another flaw was that the improvement models required under SIG did not consistently build upon proven practice.
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There was another flaw in the day, A more critical one, that kept me from a nap.
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Critics of DERs point out that they also have a flaw: They've become decentralized, but demand hasn't.
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The statement was in response to a Wired article that exposed a major security flaw in Jeeps.
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The airline had previously extended cancellations through September 3rd, following the news that the Federal Aviation Administration had discovered a new flaw in the flight software of Boeing's 737 Max plane — one that was different from the flaw that led to two deadly crashes that claimed 346 lives.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --RESEARCHERS SPOT MAJOR WI-FI SECURITY FLAW: A flaw in the Wi-Fi protocol used to connect laptops and smart devices to networks could leave wireless networking vulnerable to eavesdropping.
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You don't need to tell me about every serious flaw that haunts Prey, particularly in its later stages.
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This would mean the flaw could be found in computers containing AMD and even Qualcomm and ARM processors.
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"Bariatric surgeons exclude high-risk patients from surgery, which represents the major flaw in this study," wrote Robinson.
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In May, a well-known but long-ignored cell network flaw let cybercriminals drain bank accounts across Germany.
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Unfortunately, this also reminds me of the Note 9's biggest flaw: the lack of Android 9 Pie.
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Thankfully for us mere mortals, she just posted a video that shows she has at least one flaw.
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Still, even setting aside the humanitarian issue, Trump's anti-immigrant plan suffers from a fundamental flaw: bad math.
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The security flaw here lies in the Education Department's presumption that a SSN is secure form of authentication.
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Sometimes I just feel like it's my big flaw and everyone knows about it, so why cover it?
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Apple&aposs attempt to prevent hackers (and law enforcement) from cracking your iPhone may have a glaring flaw.
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Many have criticized Republicans' intransigence and their nearly uniform backing of Trump as some kind of personality flaw.
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These generators have a key flaw – they rely on a "seed" number to kick off the mathematical process.
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But like so many Internet of Things devices, the AuYou switch seems to have a serious security flaw.
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Apple has temporarily disabled its Group FaceTime feature in iOS and macOS to fix a major security flaw.
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Even antenna-gate, by far the biggest flaw in a phone it shipped, was not a big deal.
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The core flaw of Obamacare is the subsidies are too low and the individual mandate is too weak.
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The researchers found that the flaw could also be used to send fraudulent emergency alerts to a device.
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Apple's online store contained the security flaw that inadvertently exposed over 77 million T-Mobile customers' account PINs.
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They also found one flaw in the devices' themselves, which allowed hackers to take control of the device.
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Not that that's a flaw in this world, exactly, but our love for them is harder to defend.
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Nogueira proceeded to exploit the same flaw in Mauricio "Shogun" Rua in the next round of the tournament.
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On the surface level, WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, looks to have a pretty big security flaw.
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This flaw becomes particularly ironic when Cancers overreact and lash out, defensively calling others out without any reservation.
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But it was this work that contributed to Carillion's undoing, highlighting the basic flaw in its business model.
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Then I made my first fatal flaw: I tried a book by an author I hadn't enjoyed before.
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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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Later in the day on Monday, Panera took the site offline again and has apparently fixed the flaw.
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In 2013, an encryption flaw in SIM cards was found that put around 750 million phones at risk.
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There's one flaw in this plan, however: She sounds like she's actually really good at being a mom.
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The film tries to distract us from this obvious flaw by declaring that, basically, Niander is a lunatic.
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But there are others, like a company called X-naut, who view this as a serious design flaw.
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This flaw is especially problematic because tens of thousands of genetic diseases are results of such point mutations.
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Getty ImagesCryptography researchers at John Hopkins University have found another flaw in the encryption used by Apple's iMessage.
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Although the party can position itself as a bulwark against a potential Brexit betrayal, this has a flaw.
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The researchers say that the flaw lies in how Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite, handles login requests.
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Barring some terrible flaw, it will assume its position right at the top of the Samsung smartphone pile.
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Edited and filtered photos can exacerbate body dysmorphic disorder, the relentless fixation with a perceived flaw in appearance.
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Grant Thompson, the 14-year-old who found Apple's FaceTime flaw, may get a bounty for his discovery.
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At its core, the flaw with the Big Venture Formula can be summed up in one word: frenzy.
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In its bankruptcy filing, it had blamed hackers for the lost bitcoins, pointing to a software security flaw.
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But amidst the media bonanza, a glaring flaw in the Trump foreign policy approach has begun to emerge.
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Mr Pistorius's tragic flaw was an excessive paranoia regarding intruders, which manifested itself in an enthusiasm for guns.
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But U.S. Bank Stadium Director of Communications Jenn Hathaway tells TMZ Sports there's a flaw in the report.
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Which isn't to say it didn't succeed in several respects, but Dark Corners's difficulty was its greatest flaw.
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The guidelines stipulate that if a serious flaw is found it'll have to be reported to the agency.
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Exposing a security flaw, no matter how small, can garner big headlines if it's at a big company.
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The flaw in an FCC-driven internet is that the rules reflect the ideology of the sitting commissioners.
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Microsoft issued a series of stark warnings to patch the flaw, which persisted in roughly a million computers.
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Of course, a security flaw in Tchap came into light within the first 24 hours of its release.
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Dallas will look back at its poor free throw shooting (23 of 34) as being a fatal flaw.
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This is the fatal flaw that will ensure the hero of the tragedy comes to a sticky end.
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To flaw a modern day tool that can track the before and after is ludicrous in my opinion.
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Taking advantage of the flaw was surprisingly simple — requiring a victim to click on a specially crafted link.
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But this new crop of pro-lifers see a major flaw in the left's logic behind those messages.
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Steiner didn't disagree, but noted that this issue wasn't reported as a critical security flaw at the time.
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They said the new patch issued on Tuesday still doesn't fix another flaw they provided Intel in May.
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Manager Terry Collins did not watch the session but said Harvey was trying to fix a mechanical flaw.
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Facebook paid $10,000 to a 10-year-old hacker who uncovered a security flaw in its Instagram app.
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An independent security researcher found the flaw in early December, and reported it to eBay on December 11.
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Microsoft had issued a patch for the flaw, but systems throughout the world remained unpatched, leaving them vulnerable.
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The widespread dependence on SS7 makes the flaw especially troubling, said Lieu, who holds a computer science degree.
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GM said on Friday it is recalling nearly 1.04 million newer pickup trucks for a seat belt flaw.
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In fact, it balances design and power so well that its fatal flaw—middling battery life—is devastating.
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The researchers centered on a flaw in digital imaging called photo-response non-uniformity (PRNU) to do so.
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These underlying perspectives, and the headlines from earlier in the week that reflect them, share a fatal flaw.
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The flaw was in all Windows versions since Windows Vista, which was released to the public in 2007.
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A 10-year-old has just been awarded $10,000 from Facebook for hacking Instagram and sharing the flaw.
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Ethereum's fatal flaw as a bet on upside is that the amount of ETH will not be capped.
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Despite all campaign logic, Mr. Trump's provocations were not to be his fatal flaw but a breakthrough tactic.
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Think of Robert, Cersei, Stannis, and now Dany, all of whom were undone by this same tragic flaw.
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Normally, this is a flaw; Navratilova said the team getting both players to the net would ultimately win.
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