In short, Stranger Things has flaws — big, noticeable flaws.
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You're in the trenches, they have flaws, everybody has flaws.
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If you love them despite those flaws, you mean Paul's flaws.
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If you love them despite their flaws, you mean Paul's flaws. . . .
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"Everybody has flaws, and every country has flaws," Robinson said, finishing his coffee.
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Everyone has their flaws and it's important that we help each other with the flaws.
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We're all human, we've all got flaws, but what level of flaws would you accept?
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The GANs process seeks to detect flaws in the forgery, leading to improvements addressing the flaws.
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Long- and short-term flaws Yet already the short-term flaws to this solution are emerging.
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Still, its flaws are exuberant flaws of excess, and the reader who perseveres will be amply rewarded.
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That's where government agencies review flaws in technology and determine which of those flaws should be made public.
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To publicly admit the flaws in a work is to imply the recognition of private flaws, buried deep.
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"Every fighter has flaws but it is the ones who capitalize on those flaws that become great," Ortiz said.
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Since you keep not letting me finish without discussing the flaws, are there flaws on this record that irk you?
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" Ernst admitted "the president does have flaws, but I'd be hard-pressed to find any president that doesn't have flaws.
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We are picking between two human beings who have great flaws and, to be fair, great talents despite those flaws.
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And the character flaws of the party end up being echoed by the character flaws of its most prominent members.
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In this case, as in more commonplace discoveries of security flaws, U.S. officials weigh what intelligence they could gather by keeping the flaws secret against the risk to U.S. companies and individuals if adversaries find the same flaws.
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It bears mentioning that Fashion Forward has its flaws, many of them are the same flaws the series has always had.
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It bears mentioning that Fashion Forward has its flaws, many of them are the same flaws the series has always had.
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When the Spectre and Meltdown flaws emerged, researchers said that additional similar flaws were likely to be found and would require patches.
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The so-called bug bounty program turned up 70 more flaws than the Pentagon's program and 90 more flaws than the Army's.
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Superficially, the permutations of genetic flaws might be boundless, but lumped into pathways, the complexity can be organized along the archetypal, core flaws.
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The difference is night and day: Cold-water eggs show nearly nine times more large flaws and double the number of small flaws.
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This tragedy brought to light devastating flaws in the military hierarchy and its justice system; flaws that we discovered fueled a predatory culture.
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" He adds: "The dolls have their flaws, humans also have flaws...The good thing about the dolls (is that) they will not betray you.
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"Society sees these things as flaws, but they aren't flaws — they are things in our bodies and we have to accept them," Cartró says.
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The program certainly has its flaws, but much of this criticism is aimed at the wrong issues and not really at the program's flaws.
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"Manufacturers can continuously make sure their devices can be updated with the latest software to fix security flaws or Zero Day flaws," he said.
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Dissecting its flaws becomes an attempt to dissect the flaws of mostly well-meaning white people, and we all know how well that goes.
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And if there are still unrecognized technical flaws in the standards for containment, how would we know until an incident made those flaws apparent?
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And if there are still unrecognized technical flaws in the standards for biocontainment, how would we know until an incident made those flaws apparent?
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The question is what we're going to do about the fact that there was these deep flaws in our democracy, deep flaws in our economy.
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ENCRYPTED APPS PATCH UP FLAWS: Encrypted messaging services WhatsApp and Telegram repaired flaws in their apps that allowed hackers to seize control of users' accounts.
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We believe the DOL rule has serious flaws, and those flaws are already resulting in negative consequences for the investors the rule seeks to help.
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That inquiry, however, focused only on the question of whether any flaws in the system had led to the crash; it found no such flaws.
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While season 1 was all about balancing out Jack's flaws, season 2 seems dedicated to showing viewers where those flaws came from in the first place.
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If I'm purchasing products with fundamental flaws — whether they be iffy displays or absent headphone jacks — I'm saying that those flaws aren't meaningfully problematic to me.
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I have this scripted podcast I work on, and to me, I only see the flaws and then the ways our actors cover up those flaws.
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The hackers look for and often find flaws they can take advantage of, and the companies try to fix those flaws as quickly as they can.
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He is a Messiah, but not in the way he had intended, a man whose personal flaws have saved America from the deeper flaws within itself.
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Admitting we have flaws just like anyone else keeps us connected to others, Dr. Neff said, and also keeps us from exaggerating our flaws or strengths.
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My goal is to be a better person, my art is a way to work through my flaws and the flaws of the world I live in.
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"They all have flaws because the process of running for president forces those flaws to the fore," said Zepecki, who worked for Obama's 2012 re-election campaign.
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A rare handful of movies are made stronger by their flaws because those flaws make what works stand out, especially to those who are on its wavelength.
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Google engineers discovered the CPU flaws and Intel, AMD, and others had around six months to fix the problems before the flaws were publicly disclosed earlier this year.
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Some spectators seem to expect technical flaws to be shown up immediately, and if they aren't it must mean the flaws don't matter—that they are just cosmetic.
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But gales of black pride have swept aside awareness of his flaws, and when those flaws are conceded, gusts of black defiance play down their meaning and significance.
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"Our testers also found flaws—big flaws—such as long stopping distances in our emergency braking test and difficult-to-use controls," said a review in the publication.
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Researchers are reporting a bevy of security flaws in Confide, the encrypted chat app reportedly used by White House staffers — including flaws that are trivially easy to discover.
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The problem Republicans have is that is that these flaws are not flaws a Republican Party politician can effectively articulate to an audience of Republican Party primary voters.
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Although the promotion process might have some flaws, the flaws of the system had affected these candidates from the time they joined the firm as first-year associates.
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It's celebration of inconsistency and an argument for being indelicate—the second half is more "cohesive" but less compelling, which says something about how flaws aren't always flaws.
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The White House can address individual symptoms and tweak around the edges but cannot solve the core flaws of the outdated RFS – flaws that directly impact the American consumer.
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But there's something else that guides Jenkins, generally and more acutely with Beale Street: He provides space for his character's flaws while never allowing those flaws to define them.
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As it happens, a huge number of website hacks are made possible through zero-day flaws in these engines, or known flaws in unpatched instances installed on web servers.
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While the sexual abuse revelations in last week's grand jury report highlight some of the major flaws with existing statutes of limitations, these flaws extend beyond the present case.
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While the U.K. report did not find any intentional security flaws intended for use in espionage — which the U.S. has been warning against — it did find systemic unintentional security flaws.
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When you're ready to be in a relationship, you'll find someone whose flaws don't make you crazy, maybe even someone who you love just as they are, flaws and all.
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A security researcher discovered critical flaws in Cayla's software, flaws that would allow anyone with a little know-how to hack into Cayla's system, and communicate directly with your kid.
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Its flaws constantly threaten to consume it, but the film keeps tap-dancing on those flaws' heads, staying just a few steps ahead of the claws grabbing for its feet.
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And he worries about what this is going to mean in terms of accepting our own flaws and, even more importantly, the flaws in other people if we become malleable enough that people will be seen as having flaws either through pigheadedness or by choice, rather than having been born as they are.
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The High Sparrow was a hypocrite if he had any flaws at all, and since those flaws were easy enough to identify, the rest of his intentions could be safely ignored.
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They also fear that Huawei could disclose security flaws to the Chinese government before fixing them or disclosing them to carriers, enabling the government to exploit those flaws before they're fixed.
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Such tests could help Tesla figure out if touching cells (or any other flaws) are present in its fully assembled batteries, or if flaws develop or worsen with real-world use.
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We're taught to hate our flaws — not embrace them.
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With so many different Android devices on the market, security flaws are bound to slip through the cracks — so Android wants to improve detection of those flaws rather than eliminate them altogether.
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" Despite the "exhilarating acceleration" and impressive handling, the well-respected, review-focused magazine reported "flaws—big flaws—such as long stopping distances in our emergency braking test and difficult-to-use controls.
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That is, by overwhelming the task at hand with both quantity and quality, the Postcards crew avoids possible flaws in the product in a way that highlights possible flaws in the premise.
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But even after he knows the security flaws, he still needs to write a program that exploits those flaws — hence the gift-wrapped exploit we see him coding up in the intro.
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Joyce said on Wednesday more than 90 percent of flaws are ultimately disclosed, though some critics say they are not shared quickly enough and that the most severe flaws are too often stockpiled.
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A small security outfit out of the Middle East came out with a blog post basically saying, "Hey, there's flaws in AMD's chips," which, by the way, is not how you expose flaws.
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Or, they want to hold a mirror to America's flaws.
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READMEIncredible battery life makes it easy to overlook other flaws.
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They just want you – with all your flaws and quirks.
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Yet, despite the movie's flaws, I'm glad it's out there.
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That's not to say Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is without flaws.
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Homeland Security warns of security flaws in enterprise VPN apps
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Are they afraid that its flaws will be found out?
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She has plenty of perceived flaws that could be exploited.
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"This is just an illustration of the flaws of YCC."
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Indeed, Gods of Egypt's biggest flaws are, well, everything else.
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Like any old work, I can see all the flaws.
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"My whole business runs on Apple's design flaws," he said.
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Forgiving cheaper phones for little flaws is easy and expected.
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Sometimes it's the fault of flubs and flaws and leakers.
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Netflix's adaptation mistakenly tries to exaggerate these flaws for laughs.
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The financial crisis has shown up the incumbent superpower's flaws.
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All of these flaws made me like her even more.
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That news also exposed flaws across the bank's other businesses.
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"All people have flaws and I have many," he wrote.
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The woman who overlooked his flaws and showed him love.
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Troy excavates his mind, exploring his flaws for the audience.
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I certainly have flaws, but I know I'm not scum.
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Your pals see beyond the personal flaws you obsess over.
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He has flaws like most people, but so does Angie.
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That is largely because of the flaws of his rivals.
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EVERY system for converting votes into power has its flaws.
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But of course, even the greatest loves have their flaws.
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There are a few flaws in this line of thinking.
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However, using testosterone as a marker also has its flaws.
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Even with all its flaws, that beauty still stands out.
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Right now consumers and medical professionals point to EpiPen flaws.
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But in an instant, the Autopilot feature's flaws are exposed.
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All software has exploitable flaws – it's the nature of coding.
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Weiner is introspective about their bond – and about his flaws.
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Despite its flaws, the ONS continues to produce the RPI.
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The army said it found "some flaws" in his performance.
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We've had our own ‑‑ our own flaws in the past.
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Of course, to do so meant ignoring some obvious flaws.
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It's really down to the flaws you can live with.
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Despite its flaws, Turkey at present is a democratic republic.
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Despite its deep flaws, I'm still happy this episode exists.
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He also benefited from an opponent with her own flaws.
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This process — typical of large companies — was rife with flaws.
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These are exactly the flaws that Geldon, Warren's emissary, stressed.
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But Kristof's recurring argument has glaring, and potentially damaging, flaws.
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Fortunately, addressing the flaws in social media design are easier.
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The ASN had warned these flaws could potentially be serious.
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For all of Obamacare's flaws, it took on this question.
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But Demaine and Tachi kept finding flaws in the programming.
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"It is one of my biggest character flaws," he says.
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Even Revolver has its flaws, the biggest being "Yellow Submarine".
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Because actually that's what people tend to love: the flaws.
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The Treasury Department sees two big flaws in Collyer's reasoning.
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It is not clear who tipped them to those flaws.
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But David is stubbornly detached, blind to everything but flaws.
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He's a brilliant, terrible man whose flaws are all inconsequential.
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Or are his current flaws too glaring to ever overcome?
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Our flaws don't make us unworthy of love or affection.
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Because of inherent flaws in the whole venture capital system.
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Slowly but surely, she points out all of your flaws.
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I don't think there were any "flaws" in EA's simulation.
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Dell Secureworks researchers find security flaws in two keyless locks.
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These flaws have been repeatedly exploited, and we're still vulnerable.
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The flaws of The Great Revolt are almost immediately obvious.
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There are flaws, I think, in both of these approaches.
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On the other hand, it has some pretty major flaws.
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The others pointed out what they thought might be flaws.
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And this quarter came with more than a few flaws.
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These flaws helped hackers pilfer an enormous amount personal information.
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The new oversight structure has some major flaws and weaknesses.
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Yet these flaws were more than balanced by the novelties.
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Sophisticated hacking campaigns typically rely on flaws in computer products.
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Anthony Weiner says Trump's flaws will ultimately doom his candidacy.
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It's not without its flaws, but there's plenty to love.
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Civility alone will not improve the flaws of our democracy.
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Exploits are small programs for taking advantage of security flaws.
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This episode does more to expose flaws than fix them.
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However, her plan suffers from substantive, tactical, and strategic flaws.
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Her flaws are within the boundaries of the human race.
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These candidates, and many not mentioned, have strengths and flaws.
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The solution to these flaws isn't to reject USDA organic.
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For all its flaws, "Mission Mangal" is an uplifting film.
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"The flaws of the Saudi government are real," said Sen.
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In other words, Obamacare — whatever its flaws — is not imploding.
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Flaws in Apple's mobile devices can typically fetch $1 million.
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He's paying more attention to the natural flaws in music.
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When We Forget: Eyewitnesses, Bystanders and the Flaws of Memory
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Embrace the unexpected details, flaws and decadence of it all.
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You've given no human characteristics, no human qualities, no flaws.
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Is it the best of us all with no flaws.
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Up and down the defensive roster, there are minor flaws.
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Practically every chip made by Intel has serious security flaws.
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I'm just trying to do best to fix my flaws.
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Flaws in Apple's iOS software are sold at a premium.
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This approach has serious and, some would say, fatal, flaws.
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But those flaws somehow make the show stronger, not weaker.
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There was no papering over flaws with research and interviews.
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More often than not, though, the perks outweigh the flaws.
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These are not merely cosmetic flaws, or matters of taste.
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If that's no bother, then you won't mind these flaws.
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If that's no bother, then you won't mind these flaws.
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But, they write, the law is not without its flaws.
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Adolescence, despite its obvious flaws, can still save the world.
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For all its flaws, it proved too popular to kill.
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He also admitted his own flaws as a US senator.
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"It has serious flaws and always has," Dr. Fihn said.
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The plan contained all the aspirations and flaws of modernism.
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As flaws go, it looks like a very bad one.
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Trump's personal flaws aside, McMaster made errors of his own.
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The scenarios most commonly being discussed all have serious flaws.
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People refuse to reach past his flaws — which are legion!
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Aim to love yourself more fully and embrace your flaws.
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"On other media you're hiding your flaws," Mr. Callahan said.
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I interviewed a lot of people who do have flaws.
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Flaws and all, he believed in me when others didn't.
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That doesn't mean WhatsApp isn't vulnerable to flaws and spyware.
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That would at least make the play's flaws more forgivable.
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Crop insurance has plenty of flaws, but it's not unconstitutional.
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Despite these flaws, the novel pays off in sheer plotting.
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But within days, major flaws in the study became apparent.
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It's nice when an online service promptly fixes security flaws.
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It's too bad that Trump has so many character flaws.
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I have many flaws, but I try work at them.
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He doesn't have a lot of flaws in his swing.
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Is Saudi Arabia changing or just glossing over its flaws?
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There are still flaws in this new type of algorithm.
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Many Tesla owners who do find flaws may forgive them.
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Make no mistake, mainstream media is not without its flaws.
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Google said it was studying the flaws identified by WikiLeaks.
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Not all of those flaws immediately appear to be repairable.
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It's a fine trick, but it definitely has its flaws.
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The production's achievements, though, are tangled up with its flaws.
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The resulting analysis included "crucial flaws," according to the investigation.
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The 1976 statute had flaws before President Trump took office.
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The flaws were first reported by tech publication The Register.
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He's a good head coach, but one with glaring flaws.
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Each man gave a videotaped speech about his personal flaws.
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You can't tell me that some of these flaws, he's gonna have to start shedding them as he gets older, smarter, starts to understand the game, so this is just one of his flaws.
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Presented with any paragon of virtue, people immediately start asking themselves what flaws this altruistic individual had, and if the flaws turn out to be rather glaring, that can come as a kind of relief.
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Europe's cyclical failings are entwined with a host of other flaws.
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"People will see some of the flaws in just repealing only."
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She has flaws, complex emotions, and the ability to make mistakes.
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The obstacle is life and our greatest weaknesses and greatest flaws.
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Politics may have its intellectual and political flaws, like any text
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All of his aggression and defensive flaws play perfectly into it.
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All software has flaws, no matter how carefully you vet it.
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If Kaine goes after Pence on Trump's flaws alone, he loses.
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And they're increasingly a way we see ourselves, and our flaws.
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The resulting frame is highly detailed, but also susceptible to flaws.
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The blame lies with the custody business's virtues, not its flaws.
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Eleven Eleven has some major flaws, primarily with its art design.
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"The flaws in the weldings are a serious issue," he said.
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He was unable to forgive himself for flaws and social transgressions.
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Both men are flawed, and both are superior to their flaws.
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Despite some flaws, fake videos and audio are getting more realistic.
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Chequers certainly has flaws that will need fixing in further negotiations.
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There, we'd have our flaws and neuroses identified and described frankly.
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But then the mother of three reframed her "flaws" as benefits.
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To gain entrance to a machine, hackers use flaws in software.
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Something similar may excuse some of the flaws in China's data.
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That ENA has flaws, few contest—not least its tiny size.
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He keeps blaming everyone else for his faults, for the flaws.
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The Black-Scholes pricing model has flaws that they might exploit.
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It's a mirror image of the industry itself, flaws and all.
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We just can't help but love them, despite their irritating flaws.
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One cited the same flaws in methodology others have brought us.
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While these borrowers offer hope, they also underscore the program's flaws.
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The flaws of the UN's system have been evident for years.
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And these are fundamental flaws that just need to be addressed.
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But it was her flaws that made her great all along.
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The spat is a consequence of flaws in the audit market.
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You can play to their flaws if it's a shorter run.
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The damage was exacerbated by deep flaws within Europe's monetary union.
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"Mulk" does have its flaws, but you cannot fault the intention.
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Because of this, the lights forgave my outfit's flaws as well.
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The fact is some major flaws in the media about this.
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"flaws." But on-balance they side with Jefferson's ostensible commitment to
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There are no flaws in art because art is a process.
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Industry quickly criticized the findings for alleged flaws in the research.
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Apple, Google, and Microsoft have already released patches addressing the flaws.
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And from a big picture perspective, security flaws are being exposed.
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None of this is to deny that globalisation has its flaws.
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This election exposed significant flaws with the data-driven campaign paradigm.
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And capitalism has some flaws, but socialism has no benefits, okay.
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Hear why Twitter's old onboarding flaws caused its current growth problem
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The German magazine gave few details about the reported new flaws.
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Obamacare, for all of its flaws, proved too resilient to repeal.
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Those interested in it will no doubt look past potential flaws.
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Uber's blog post said that the Times' graphic has two "flaws".
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The earlier titles had their flaws, but they were well-constructed.
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This explained why, for all her flaws, many Kenyans adored her.
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Most devices can't be patched, and software almost always has flaws.
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Those moral flaws encouraged what sociologists might call dysfunctional organisational dynamics.
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Still, as a novel, New People is not without its flaws.
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The Middle Kingdom illustrates the two big flaws in our methodology.
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But, he added, "We find fatal flaws" in research they cite.
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Then Agora disappeared, claiming that it had to fix security flaws.
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I found many flaws," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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When Apple's Maps apps had flaws, it was considered headline news.
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However, they also found major flaws in the reporting of findings.
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Researchers at Rapid7 found security flaws in the Fuze chat app.
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Since its release, we've been working hard to remedy these flaws.
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Even Jack Bauer had cheated on his wife and had flaws.
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As the administration knows, many flaws afflict the current immigration system.
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Recent stock market volatility illustrates the flaws in Trump's latest logic.
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Obamacare's failures are a result of the law's fundamental design flaws.
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Fixing the flaws in the USMCA should be a top priority.
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The flaws with the Mazda 3 are minute and mostly unimportant.
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Clinton will try to overcome her flaws by scorching her opponents.
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Much of the food is impressive, though there are some flaws.
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I was thinking about bringing Patrick to life, flaws and all.
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But as a full-size pickup, it has almost no flaws.
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However, these programs also have flaws that call for incremental improvements.
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Not to mention all the other major flaws in both bills.
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Identifying, reporting and correcting information system flaws in a timely manner.
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The problem with plastic mailersThe plastic mailers certainly have their flaws.
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These flaws helped hackers pilfer an enormous amount of personal information.
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I know that there are flaws in the system, even corruption.
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Researchers who successfully report security flaws are rewarded for their work.
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When those flaws come from someone else's code, well, good luck.
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There are minor flaws in this irresistible firecracker of a book.
|
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Despite its flaws, the Galaxy Fold remains an incredibly engaging device.
|
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The application of blockchain to IoT isn't without flaws and shortcomings.
|
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Miethner thinks so, even though she's paid to deconstruct our flaws.
|
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Breaking camp, the Orioles had two fatal flaws in their roster.
|
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We are left with two candidates with distinct strengths and flaws.
|
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"Every team has flaws," Red Sox bench coach Ron Roenicke said.
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I think [the movement] will have its flaws and its backlash.
|
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But they have their flaws, too, just as we all do.
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Even though the show has flaws, it is ambitious and unpredictable.
|
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Ms. Townsend, always alert to design flaws, has found a few.
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None of these minor flaws detract from the book's overall achievement.
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"The old agreement had flaws — many of them," Mr. Narang said.
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Whatever their other flaws, laziness is usually not one of them.
|
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The D.A. also said there were "serious flaws" in the case.
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You want clear glass without visible seams, flaws or raised lettering.
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It's no secret who we are and what our flaws are.
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"That is one of the big flaws of CovidLock," DomainTools said.
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There's no telling how many of those contracts have similar flaws.
|
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The flaws were fixed in February when Apple released iOS 12.1.
|
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Their gestures and quirks, their flaws and strengths, are all familiar.
|
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A teardown of the device made those flaws even more apparent.
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It was clunky and had product flaws right from the launch.
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Nowadays, many companies and researchers are working to eliminate these flaws.
|
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Flaws in widely used corporate VPNs put company secrets at risk
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Whitman's flaws were at once eccentric and typical of his day.
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Like all of them, he is a human being, with flaws.
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But the flaws of laissez-faire soon came to Communism's rescue.
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He has stepped into our flaws and stretched open our shame.
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Railroad experts said minor derailments were often caused by track flaws.
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You'd have too many flaws and people will stop using you.
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Obamacare, though not without flaws, has done a world of good.
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It's also faced its share of security flaws with the iPhone.
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Dugan details the alleged flaws in the Grammys nomination selection process.
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Biden certainly has his flaws as a candidate and potential president.
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Microsoft had patched those flaws only weeks before the two attacks.
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They are having more luck dissecting flaws that limited its spread.
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And, aside from its flaws, The Morning Show is compulsively watchable.
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Those qualities -- and flaws -- are magnified under the camera's unforgiving eye.
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A culture of secrecy kept known design flaws from getting fixed.
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A number of character flaws can make you a missing person.
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Those flaws are part of a larger problem with this novel.
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He was able to hit with a couple little flaws anyway.
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The ACA, flaws and all, created independence for millions of Americans.
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For all its flaws, it feels like an alarm going off.
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He said there were procedural flaws in the lower house vote.
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" As for that missed departure, Ms. Hicks said, "Flaws have happened.
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It is not hard to find flaws in the current system.
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Those are just a few of the most shocking security flaws.
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He almost never apologizes, and he rarely admits to having flaws.
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For its many flaws, Tomb of the Mutilated opened a door.
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My brain tends to obsess over perceived flaws in my appearance.
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But Trump's decision underscored two major flaws in his withdrawal plan.
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Last year, Britain criticized Huawei for engineering and supply-chain flaws.
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Despite the show's triumphant reception, it did not unfold without flaws.
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But marathoning 10 episodes of the show just highlights its flaws.
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All of the things I don't like about it aren't flaws.
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Everyone loves a good mystery, but this one has two flaws.
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And that plan has some flaws, and a lot of uncertainty.
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But always our back-and-forth kept me thinking, reassessing, curious about the nature of the country's flaws and, with every new idea Alan dissected, I was more hopeful that the flaws could be repaired someday.
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The flaws of the bill, then, can be understood as a symptom of the flaws of the Republican Party, which has for decades maintained a myopic focus on tax cuts at the expense of nearly all else.
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While the flaws could allow an attacker to gain full control of group chats on the application, any would-be attacker would still first need to take control of the WhatsApp server to exploit the security flaws.
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Flaws in Testing All along, Flint's water was being tested for lead.
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They had flaws and foibles, vanities and neuroses, backstories and inner lives.
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Instead, these four humans are punishing each other with their incessant flaws.
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And I happen to think overconfidence is one of Obama's great flaws.
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Besides lacking a framework for assessing success, the scheme has other flaws.
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Those flaws aside, I'm still fascinated by the idea behind the Nuraphones.
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But it wasn't only politicians pointing to dangerous flaws in the deal.
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It is still gorgeous but you see more of the library's flaws.
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There are other obvious flaws to the "Arya is the Waif" theory.
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But this move does nothing to fix fundamental flaws in Google Play.
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I&aposd correct all the flaws of other people tried raising me.
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I apologize and I'm seeking help to deal with my flaws/issues.
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It's hard not to be insecure when someone points out your flaws.
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They're seen as flaws; any form of imperfection is seen as wrong.
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We're often taught to embrace all our flaws and love ourselves unconditionally.
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But for all the legal system's flaws, many people still use it.
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Casting any thinner causes quality problems and flaws in the steel's microstructure.
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For all its flaws, the status quo is the best available approach.
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That's not to say that the retro structure is without its flaws.
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You can overlook some flaws—his stale breath or her questionable style.
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Hopefully additional design flaws haven't been introduced with these new parental controls.
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The Affordable Care Act has many flaws that need to be addressed.
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In addition, as others pointed out, the app has some serious flaws.
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He was a man, with great talents and great flaws, often intertwined.
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One was modern, perfectly transparent; the other old, with small distorting flaws.
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After all, the 27.43-year-old Payton's flaws aren't exactly classified information.
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However, at today's $999 sale price, this computer's flaws aren't so glaring.
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One of its flaws is that the test only analyzes named characters.
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His actions aren't always sound, but what hero doesn't have their flaws?
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But flaws and mistakes don't make someone less worthy of human decency.
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We're used to appreciating certain works with all of their unintended flaws.
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Haters gonna find some flaws anyway even if you DON'T have ANY.
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Despite all these fundamental flaws, American negotiators keep making the same mistakes.
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Your flaws — your unsuccessful attempts at greatness or even mediocrity — are real.
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His gawkiness and flaws speak to the ones we see in ourselves.
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The flaws in narration and text are symptomatic of Tyrus's primary problem.
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Manufacturers have to patch flaws identified by Google within a specific timeframe.
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Both countries have deep structural flaws that have produced crises of democracy.
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There were at least two flaws to Say's view of the economy.
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There's no real flaws in our procedure and how we are working.
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My physique has flaws that are both beautiful and unique to me.
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Twitter users were quick to point out the flaws in the statement.
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Jawa's long-term prospects depend on harnessing nostalgia while eradicating performance flaws.
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The first reactor, delayed by design flaws, eventually went live in 24.7.
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Comcast has patched several flaws that allowed improper access to customer data.
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But Prakash isn't the only researcher who discovered serious flaws in Studio.
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But the latest bombing has exposed deep flaws in Somalia's security forces.
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Other tech limitations still exist, too, but those are only momentary flaws.
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Chicago is about the ways we use fantasy to ignore social flaws.
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Frank Field, a Labour MP and an expert on welfare, sees flaws.
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The intense media scrutiny drew attention to flaws in the prison system.
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But even with its flaws, BMI is definitely not a useless measure.
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In that race Republican voters selected a nominee with some significant flaws.
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By revealing her flaws, she hopes others will feel comfortable embracing theirs.
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Her uptight exterior masks flaws just like the rest of her siblings.
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Go deeper: Vodafone denies Bloomberg report on security flaws in Huawei equipment
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Side by side with the G2250, the G2649 Play's flaws stand out.
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Whatever its flaws and risks, the anti-corruption drive marks an advance.
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Alabama showed few flaws in its first matchup against a ranked program.
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But of course, even amid good news, hacks and security flaws persisted.
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Opposition to the bill But critics say the bill has critical flaws.
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Of course there are some visible flaws, with the zombies in particular.
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And if our flaws are endless, God&aposs love is truly boundless.
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That argument had its flaws, but the revised weighting undermines that logic.
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The Samsung device has its own merits and flaws that stand out.
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For all his flaws, and those of his renegotiation, Mr Cameron does.
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Why have the American people not been exposed to his incredible flaws?
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These are literally the types of flaws that keep designers at night.
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In the case of Three Billboards, those flaws lie in two areas.
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That's what's going to make compelling cinema is to show people's flaws.
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However, with its good functionality you're also pulling a package's security flaws.
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I think it has some noticeable flaws, but it's mostly pretty solid.
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"GOP's health plan isn't perfect, but tackles ObamaCare's biggest flaws" https://t.
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A security firm recently claimed to have found security flaws in Tinder.
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Both are flaws but only one can help a burglar get in.
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While they may be loved, today's tech darlings aren't without potential flaws.
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Torpedo remains the priority as it precursors the other flaws, said Hussain.
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Users on Twitter were quick to point out the site's multiple flaws.
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Well, despite her many flaws, Rita is a wonderful mother and teacher.
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Maybe I don't accept my faults and flaws or see my strengths.
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Trump certainly had more than his share of flaws as a candidate.
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Human-rights groups and the UNHCR have catalogued the plan's many flaws.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton, despite her flaws, is well-equipped for the job.
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The novel — both Eugene's and Mr. Means's — is not without its flaws.
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But she has proven less vocal about flaws in her own campaign.
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The U.S. is attempting to fix similar flaws in its own regulations.
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Researchers find flaws in encrypted chat app popular among White House staffers.
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Despite all its flaws, it is still the lesser of two evils.
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But the media, they take those flaws and put them on steroids.
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More problems piled up after news of flaws in its lab testing.
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There are other more important and more serious flaws with the program.
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These are serious product flaws, and both companies need to fix them.
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If these flaws were going to be corrected, they would have been.
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But with amplified character flaws, The Boys calls them back into question.
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Zuckerberg emphasizes those results, even as he acknowledges flaws in his approach.
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They should have ideas, and point out the legitimate flaws of opponents.
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As it stands now, the USMCA text has flaws in both areas.
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Like the spirit of the previous age, ours has its characteristic flaws.
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It will be something else entirely: his admitted and well-documented flaws.
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Last week the IG reported even more flaws in FAA's "NextGen" projects.
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All the flaws of the pro-choice candidate would no longer matter.
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Their circuitry is too complex, too vulnerable to the flaws of humankind.
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Hackers have taken advantage of stockpiles of cybersecurity flaws in the past.
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All presidents have flaws that cast some doubt on their nuclear judgment.
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People have a complete inability to see the flaws in their candidates.
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But the pea-brained guineafowl are revealing the flaws in that assumption.
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Bitcoin aimed to change this, but it was born with serious flaws.
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Orlando isn't the only one being forced to deal with his flaws.
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Your flaws are beautiful, and just being different from everybody is okay.
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But the butterfly keys had some critical flaws: They were easily broken.
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I liked that she decided to make an issue of the flaws.
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And some of the script's flaws are just standard-issue stupid storytelling.
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But the affair also highlights the flaws of the Turkey deal itself.
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The eighth inning also exposed some of Betances' few, but significant, flaws.
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Every new technology is ridden with security flaws early in its lifespan.
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She didn't scrutinize my figure or focus her attention on my flaws.
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But even with its flaws, the EPA has done some groundbreaking work.
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These flaws make the president's alternative of leaving the JCPOA equally problematic.
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And that includes all of her flaws and all of her strengths.
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"We began to accept each other's flaws and compromise," Ms. Vargas said.
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The fatal flaws with Boeing's 737 Max, pictured above in Renton, Wash.
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The report didn't link any of the flaws to the Chinese government.
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The flaws wouldn't have bothered him a bit in a live concert.
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Whatever the other flaws, Mr. Keenan's work is a bright spot. 2.
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How worried should I be about the Spectre and Meltdown security flaws?
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Morrisroe was completely unprecious with his negatives, emphasizing their flaws as perfections.
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There are major flaws in how the Pentagon handles its information technology.
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And an investigation by ProPublica found Crosscheck was riddled with security flaws.
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We are the people of King David, a man of many flaws.
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But the past decade has exposed flaws in both of these approaches.
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When we talk outside work, she is quick to dismiss her flaws.
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It means not being afraid to expose flaws, and not being perfect.
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As Mr. McCain himself often said, he was not without his flaws.
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The endeavor has since brought multiple alarming flaws to light every year.
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Colleagues past and present spot flaws and email editors in the newsroom.
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For all his flaws, Mr. Musk has long possessed such a genius.
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Guha admires Gandhi's achievements, but does not gloss over the man's flaws.
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Still, most flaws can be mitigated with the right mix of perks.
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These flaws do not keep this production from being fascinating and impressive.
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Perhaps our democracy's built-in — and growing — flaws are intractable in nature.
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In describing his flaws, Mr. Rock says he was hooked on pornography.
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Apple is finally rewarding security researchers for finding security flaws in macOS.
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One of Cargomatic's clearest flaws was its lack of concern for margins.
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The company has also tried to point out flaws in Spotify's accusations.
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She thinks it has flaws but is overall a force for good.
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A consulting firm has been hired to identify flaws and propose solutions.
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Yet these flaws don't impede the jolly appeal of the novel's storytelling.
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Despite its flaws, Chadwick's book shows us it was not always so.
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Their inherent flaws aside, ideally, both identities should be able to coexist.
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Still, human error was one of the biggest flaws in Iowa's process.
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Any flaws in these data sets have already spread far and wide.
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We use makeup to accentuate beloved features and play down perceived flaws.
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Step one is helping them understand they have injuries, not character flaws . . .
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George Washington, whatever his flaws, is honored as father of this country.
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It means experts can check under the hood for vulnerabilities and flaws.
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This week, an Associated Press report pointed to flaws in the case.
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But Russo's skill is such that these flaws are easy to forgive.
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Google disclosed the flaws to Apple last August, according to the report.
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Google disclosed the flaws to Apple last August, according to the report.
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Aspden clearly loves her characters, but she unflinchingly recounts their flaws too.
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Snyk helps developers find and fix security flaws and keep hackers out.
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But look too hard at this model, and its flaws become clear.
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While the software is obviously unfinished, there are some really glaring flaws.
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I began to think more clearly about its flaws and its potential.
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Feel free to laugh and point at all my technical flaws here.
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Given the flaws of the Tomatometer, why use Rotten Tomatoes at all?
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As those flaws have been exposed, chipmakers have scrambled to patch them.
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Advancements for eliminating flaws in wine, like volatile acidity, have not improved.
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It plays on so many of the obvious flaws in the system.
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"Feud" has its flaws—a jokey song cue here, blunt exposition there.
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Trump's flaws of temperament and character make such a clash dangerously likely.
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Tech experts said the bugs, named Spectre and Meltdown, were design flaws.
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A dimwitted, meanspirited spawn embodying the nation's worst flaws, failings and nightmares.
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B Cory Booker Logical flaws are not an issue with the senator.
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The architecture flaws first came to light for vendors in mid-2017.
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The security flaws described by WikiLeaks are intended to target individual phones.
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"There were so many flaws in his trial," attorney Alexander Lindsay said.
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Flaws aside, however, for $35, you&aposre getting your money&aposs worth.
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Adler used Ivanovich's testimony to show flaws in the Secret Service's procedures.
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Amid these flaws, the N.W.H.L. has had its groundbreaking moments, as well.
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I like characters who are completely unafraid of showing all their flaws.
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Indeed, they barely register among the flaws in US international economic policy.
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Its flaws notwithstanding, "Lolita, My Love" has something of a cult following.
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Morris's willingness to work with Theranos illustrates the flaws in his contrarianism.
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But her flaw does not magically make Trump's flaws any less grievous.
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But there are some flaws to the way this system is built.
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That study has since been retracted over methodological flaws in its findings.
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Yeah, I think that she has plenty of flaws, she made mistakes.
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None of these flaws prove fatal to the film as a whole.
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And I know Squad has its flaws, Hell, the World knows it.
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The book could have gone further in portraying the man's flaws, however.
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Well, he had flaws, and flaws make you human, and when we're talking about the electorate that just wants to be heard by another human, I think that's part of the thing that resonated very much with them.
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The original legislation, passed in 2012, had a lot of flaws in it — flaws that have become significantly more evident as European platforms have grown and people have come to better understand how equity crowdfunding works in practice.
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A new Harvard study shows that multiple researchers independently uncover the same security flaws more often than previously thought, a discovery that could affect the way governments determine whether to keep those flaws secret for use in espionage.
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Sometimes, making your show better can simultaneously make it worse, can expose the flaws in the template that were always there that viewers were better able to overlook when there were more obvious and glaring flaws to point to.
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As a musician, you always try to find perfection, but perfection doesn't exist, so you always find flaws in what you are doing; I'm not able to listen to Alcest too much because I'm only focusing on the flaws.
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Warren, along with Sanders, are the only presidential hopefuls to articulate the U.S. economy's innumerable flaws in any kind of coherent way; Warren is arguably the only candidate with a detailed set of prescriptions to deal with those flaws.
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There were other technical flaws that resulted in incorrect tax assessments, they said.
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But for all the government's flaws, vigilantism rarely seems to do much better.
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And one of those obvious flaws at the moment is cash-on-hand.
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And despite its flaws, Rock Band VR might just make that rebirth possible.
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They can — and should — demand a more serious attempt at fixing Obamacare's flaws.
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There is no evidence that GE's 2200HA-Class turbines have fundamental design flaws.
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Measure for Measure challenges us to recognize both their flaws and their humanity.
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Trump has his share of flaws but comic timing isn't one of them.
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Would somebody do that in person, invent deep flaws to seem more real?
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That, amidst its deep fissures and flaws, Brookdale could, and should, be better.
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Usually vulnerabilities in software are accidents or mistakes—flaws that shouldn't be there.
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Sure, the idea has its flaws (for starters, it's not exactly environmentally friendly).
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It's filled with contradictory studies that are each rife with flaws and limitations.
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Often because of flaws in the code, such as not using secure communication.
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Neither is this an attempt to absolve Clinton of her flaws and faults.
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After BuzzFeed News reported the findings to Comcast, the company patched the flaws.
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Since websites and magazines love to share 'celeb flaws' - well I have them!
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This was only one of several serious flaws in the commissioner's suspension ruling.
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Accept all your flaws, then no one then can use them against you.
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Perhaps some of these narrative flaws will be addressed as the series progresses.
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And, ironically, many have produced reporting that revealed catastrophic flaws in Facebook's platform.
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There is no doubt there are serious flaws that need to be addressed.
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Intel calls the newly discovered flaws "Microarchitectural Data Sampling," or MDS for short.
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The new database may be dodgy, but the old sources had flaws too.
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And in the weeks before the US election, some significant flaws have appeared.
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Despite its flaws, the overturned election was probably one of Kenya's most credible.
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Outdoor Tech's Chips ski helmet speakers are a hot mess of security flaws
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Flaws in Bitcoin suggest that a lasting revival of cryptocurrencies is unlikely (9'20).
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You embrace everything that you are as a woman, even your flaws too.
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Indeed, highlighting these flaws is seen as helping the EU in the negotiations.
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If you don't update the firmware, hackers can easily find flaws to exploit.
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As Intel began to roll out patches for the flaws, problems cropped up.
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For all its empirical flaws, many central bankers remain loyal to Phillips's teachings.
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The "new order replicates all of the legal flaws evident in its precursors".
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I forgot about all my imperfections — I forgot about the itchies and flaws.
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But the few areas where it bests Apple are outweighed by its flaws.
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Viola Davis is exploring — and exposing — possible flaws in the American justice system.
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For all its flaws, though, the IVD was unprecedented in the Arab world.
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It's women like Zoe touching up tiny flaws, and influencers plumping their lips.
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They don't talk about exploiting browser flaws, they don't use the word 'hack.
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It was about brave military men embracing this controversial figure, flaws and all.
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Chile's voucher-based education system, despite its flaws, outperforms those of its neighbours.
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Looking for flaws on this team besides Smith, you really have to nitpick.
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Major strides have been made in preventing compiler flaws, but many vulnerabilities remain.
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A new machine learning technique can scan tweets to spot critical security flaws.
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Oyeyemi's fascination is with the flaws that make us human—and the dreams
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Because I'm not the one who decided they were flaws to begin with.
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They still have their flaws, but it's a step in the right direction.
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Exposing her flaws and weaknesses has made people like her more, he notes.
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"Hillary's flaws symbolize a much deeper rooted break in the system," he said.
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That legislation must address sunset flaws by allowing U.S. to snap back sanctions.
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It also shouldn't matter that this production of Julius Caesar has artistic flaws.
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Last year, the two reported flaws in the SiteOmat, including another hardcoded password.
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For the record, it's blaming health care system flaws for the price increase.
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This week, Microsoft issued patches for 79 flaws across its platforms and products.
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The biggest challenge was that any flaws in movement get magnified in timelapse.
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Attractiveness doesn't rest on the ability to see beauty, but to detect flaws.
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Even in his flaws, which we all have, he is a good man.
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The government and cybercriminals exploit technology flaws that let them gain sensitive information.
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How could they not see the same flaws I saw in this man?
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They built an Android app that could use the flaws to kill people.
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Flaws in Amadeus' airline booking system made it easy to change passenger records
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It's not without its flaws, but the stuff that works, works extremely well.
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He is always having to deal with their biases, their mistakes, their flaws.
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Still, even his empirical research had flaws, something Mr Stedman Jones skirts over.
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Eview has not informed Rapid7 of any intention to repair the security flaws.
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For Emer, makeup is no longer about covering up flaws, but showcasing skill.
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Most people think that the human spine is one of evolution's great flaws.
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They say they want to bring attention to flaws in America's justice system.
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Critics point out flaws with the technology and applying it for this purpose.
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Some conservative groups have argued that the measure has extreme due process flaws.
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To deal with these flaws Australia and Canada have transformed their immigration systems.
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Any flaws they saw in him, even very real ones, are suddenly secondary.
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Trump will have to refocus attention on Clinton's flaws to win the presidency.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal has come to encompass nearly all of Facebook's flaws.
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And one of those obvious flaws at the moment is cash on hand.
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The law had flaws, but in my opinion they could have been corrected.
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She believed that he was a decent person with a few serious flaws.
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Week 5 saw a several NFL contenders lose or have their flaws exposed.
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The program netted security researchers $85033,000 in rewards for discovering the security flaws.
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According to transcripts, the banking system began to reveal flaws in October 2007.
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Feature My obsession with the flaws, reproductions and potential collapse of Michelangelo's masterpiece.
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BoJack may be an insecure asshole, but his flaws have an origin story.
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Even so, critics of the Iran have a point when they mention flaws.
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Conservatives rose to the challenge, rallying around the Republican candidate despite his flaws.
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But the collapsible design had its flaws, notably the absence of a reel.
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His character flaws and offensiveness were well-known prior to the 2016 election.
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In short, what do our individual flaws really mean for the market economy?
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Still, for all of her flaws, she executed key candidate requirements with aplomb.
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The economic crisis exposed and exacerbated structural flaws in the European Union itself.
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One possibility is that judges are growing more conscious of the system's flaws.
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They identified all of those flaws with a new custom tool called 5GReasoner.
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Even the most confident and successful people over-analyze their flaws and mistakes.
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But in Sex Education, it's a raw display of human failures and flaws.
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Whatever his flaws, President Obama has reinforced our desire for class in presidents.
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Any improved deal would need to address the glaring flaws in the original.
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Lawmakers are also worried about potential flaws in the global telecom system itself.
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Hillary Clinton, for all her flaws, has demonstrated a basic level of competence.
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And though Defenders has its flaws, Marvel has accomplished most of that mission.
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And Democrats had plans to fix its flaws and build on its successes.
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But some problems aren't resolved, and occasionally flaws do cost people their votes.
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When you start pixel peeping, those flaws become oh-so-very-painfully obvious.
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If it does, it will have conquered flaws in both concept and execution.
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So how do we make these perceived flaws hold less power over us?
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I don't know what her flaws are yet, but I know they exist.
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I recognize that Sheela had major flaws, and may even be a psychopath.
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Apple has its flaws, but its privacy settings are thankfully not among them.
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BMW's response: BMW has verified the flaws and even given Tencent an award.
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As I got into it deeper and deeper, I saw all the flaws.
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The bottom line: The flaws in the US healthcare system compound one another.
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Put all this together and you get a market with some weird flaws.
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Instead, he said, they reflect major flaws ingrained within the company's top employees.
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Julia Angwin, who has written about Facebook's flaws before for ProPublica, has answers.
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Fortunately, the flaws can be fixed, if policymakers are willing to be bold.
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They can have no flaws because they must represent the entire trans community.
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Ms. Ressa still points out flaws in Facebook's system and questions its priorities.
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The Assembly has scheduled open public hearing to spotlight flaws in the system.
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In our eagerness to point out their flaws, we shouldn't overlook their benefits.
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She meticulously combed through recruits' files, clashing with coaches when she found flaws.
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As a middle schooler, he beta-tested computer games looking for security flaws.
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And yet, you see all your home's flaws, so why wouldn't your guests?
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Irritating flaws in their iPhone or Samsung devices lead them to seek alternatives.
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Whatever Kessel's flaws may have been in Toronto, productivity wasn't one of them.
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Just yesterday, it acknowledged that its anti-money laundering software had serious flaws.
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Don't make me point out flaws in people, because that isn't the point.
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Design or construction flaws can remain undetected for years, until a disaster occurs.
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The Justice Department is not blind to the serious flaws of these audits.
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But, whatever his flaws, the former senator from Colorado was a political Nostradamus.
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The Food Program and Unicef have long been aware of the system's flaws.
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The last thing many people want to think about are flaws and faults.
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Regardless, the extent of the fallout from Mr. Weiner's character flaws is stunning.
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As in the previous two years, they found a host of new flaws.
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The idea is that it's ultimately safer for anybody to spot potential flaws.
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The 5853-year-old artist creates handmade porcelain vessels endowed with fatal flaws.
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It did not take an expert to spot serious flaws in the plan.
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Some owners have complained that cars arrived with crooked panels and other flaws.
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For all its flaws, the Communist revolution taught Chinese women to dream big.
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Many of those cases had fatal legal flaws, according to the consumer bureau.
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For about four decades, the flaws implicit in the project didn't seem important.
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His character flaws are the only thing that gives us a fighting chance.
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A cybersecurity company in Israel found major security flaws in the TikTok app.
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We are aware of their flaws, certainly, some very painful and pronounced indeed.
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But the format is also an unparalleled way to pinpoint a movie's flaws.
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The NSA also "did not know about [these] flaws," according to a Jan.
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Mr Bongo, for all his flaws, knew not to kill the golden goose.
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In classic wine service, the tasting moment was solely to check for flaws.
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To read the rest of our story on the security flaws, click here.
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Most recently, Cha starred in MBC's new romantic-comedy series Love With Flaws.
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Among its funnier flaws was the presence of the entry IS IT TEN?
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And all of the candidates auditioning for the role have big electoral flaws.
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" He added: "There will be mistakes, flaws in the way I communicate today.
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It revealed some flaws in Masayoshi Son&aposs grand $100 billion investment vision.
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He is aware of his flaws and does not retreat from discussing them.
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His candidacy is also built upon structural flaws in the nation's political system.
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The company fixed the flaws less than a month after they were discovered.
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It's not through personal flaws or bad choices, they say, but simple economics.
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Of course, the A.C.A. has a number of flaws, and repair is critical.
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DHS can then patch those flaws, stopping hackers from taking advantage of them.
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Researchers have noted that they are among the worst chip flaws ever discovered.
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Sony also addressed some of the PSP's most obvious flaws with the Vita.
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Her numerous flaws that were once ignored have now come to the surface.
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All of these things are extremely small, easy-to-miss omissions and flaws.
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But first, flaws in the structure of the Social Security system need fixing.
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We appreciate that Sega didn&apost emulate these flaws for nostalgia&aposs sake.
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But this story drives home how dangerous flaws in these devices can be.
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The United States has also expressed concern about what it calls electoral "flaws".
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Luckily, despite these flaws, Will and crew were still interested in the idea.
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But Cats also endures, despite its flaws, because it's a Lloyd Webber musical.
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But when your flaws are a little bit more, you should shut up.
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But the stolen-goods institute reveals the flaws in AMLO's anti-corruption policy.
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It presents a nostalgic case for a queen, with all of her flaws.
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We like to find the flaws and the negative stuff in each person.
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Both Croft and Kennedy argue the tech boom exploited the city's existing flaws.
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In other cases, flaws with process may be the least of the problem.
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It has nothing to do with the merits or flaws of capital punishment.
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Alternatively, you could always point out flaws that aren't related to the job.
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The coronavirus pandemic is exposing inherent flaws in the US' social safety net.
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The incontestability of his psychological defects and character flaws has finally sunk in.
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Others argue that Kondos Field's intricate choreography can blind the judges to flaws.
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For all of its shocking flaws, "Cops" does have a few compensatory features.
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But buying hazelnuts in Turkey means supporting a crop with glaring humanitarian flaws.
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The standard anti-forgery devices used by most banks couldn't detect any flaws.
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And that illustrates one of the most frustrating flaws in existing regulatory structures.
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"You don't pull the lever to endorse a candidate's flaws," says Thiel. Bygones!
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The IAT, however, does little to make its flaws clear to test takers.
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But it seems likely its flaws will be minimized by a binge watch.
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The eating disorders and body dysmorphia – a condition in which one can't stop thinking about perceived flaws in their appearance, regardless of whether those flaws actually exist – was a presence in Jamil's life from her early teenage years through her 20s.
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"The only way of making a system secure against adversaries who want to harm us is by designing it such that there are no known flaws or backdoors whatsoever, and by fixing it if any flaws are subsequently discovered," he argues.
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But a Hawks squad that has given up the ghost of perfection and embraced their flaws—and, more important, forgiven each other for those flaws—is a team that remembers just what it is to love something bigger than themselves.
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"I think everybody knows they have flaws and when you're around somebody that's willing to admit their flaws and willing to be open about what's wrong with them, I think that you end up just being more comfortable yourself," he said.
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By writing candidly about his own triumphs and flameouts, Mr. Altucher "shows readers how they can succeed despite their flaws, not because of a lack of flaws," said Tim Ferriss, author of the best-selling "4-Hour" self-improvement series.
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We want each other to be perfect and to be transparent about our flaws.
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Still, it's a step toward addressing a security issue that's flaws are increasingly evident.
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Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Mozilla release patches for ZombieLoad chip flaws Read more:
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The understanding, they said, was that these and other flaws would be fixed later.
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Patrick is all of us: deluding ourselves that our flaws are really our virtues.
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Sure, everyone knew ad-based models—sometimes called "the Internet's original sin"—had flaws.
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Despite and because of its flaws, this truly is an accessory of visual excess.
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Whatever the consumer welfare standard's flaws, has the twin advantages of incumbency and clarity.
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People cared because it finally confirmed—in glaring, embarrassing details—Hart's gaping character flaws.
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Finding disease-causing genetic traits is a lot like spotting flaws in computer code.
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We're talking about this show because we still watch it, despite all its flaws.
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Flaws in the armor Despite Holmes' charisma, the product she peddled never actually worked.
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I feel like I finally have embraced my body, with its flaws and everything.
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Fidel had many flaws and they are well known to the world by now.
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The mom says she wants to encourage women to love themselves, "flaws" and all.
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Sure, it can be fun to make fun of the U.S. and its flaws.
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Since websites and magazines love to share &aposceleb flaws&apos - well I have them!
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It devolved into a laundry list of what flaws we saw in each other.
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The flaws may be real, but the precedent set here is an unsavory one.
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There are assuredly flaws in how the major social networks, including Facebook, moderate speech.
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The current headsets are pretty good, but "they all have tragic flaws," he says.
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You're showing your flaws, your personality, the real you — and that can be terrifying.
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Data-dealers hawk "exploits": flaws in code that allow malicious attackers to subvert systems.
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Presently, we cannot do this due to the flaws in the WEA/EAS system.
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For all its flaws, it's a great place, he says, to raise a family.
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The seller knows more than the buyer about any hidden flaws in the property.
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Algorithms aren't perfect mathematical equations—they're designed by people, and like humans, have flaws.
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Both of their records contain flaws that black and brown voters might find unacceptable.
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And the better cameras get, the sharper each of those flaws comes into focus.
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Several security flaws were reportedly found in the Facebook-owned messaging service in 2019.
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DHS has previously come under criticism for security flaws in the Global Entry program.
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Ms Schreck probes the constitution's flaws but also demonstrates the power of understanding it.
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Amanda talks about modern dating, its limitations, its flaws, why 'The League' will win.
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She had her flaws like everybody else and we can all relate to that.
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As season 282553 takes great pains to prove, Hannah made mistakes and had flaws.
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Dig deeperGreece's eight-year odyssey shows the flaws of the EU (August 18th 2018)
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Yet in most countries three flaws show how the art of plucking has failed.
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Election hackers have spent years trying to bring attention to flaws in election equipment.
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But it still trades in moment-based storytelling, complete with the model's inherent flaws.
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Next, in your number one spot—But we didn't even talk about the flaws!
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The euro celebrates its twentieth birthday saddled with flaws dating back to its conception.
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"We put ourselves out there for the world to see, flaws & all," he wrote.
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However, as the Dot has flourished, it's put the device's flaws under a microscope.
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That is because Mr Sessions, despite his flaws, believes in the rule of law.
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There is no evidence yet that hackers have taken advantage of the security flaws.
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The researchers spent the next several months trying to find flaws in their approach.
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Ethereum hard-forked, again, to deal with an attacker targeting its security flaws, again!
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The Democrats urged the Republicans to co-operate with them on fixing Obamacare's flaws.
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But others turned the flaws in the manuscripts into decorations in their own right.
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Political differences between the north and south mean that three institutional flaws remain unresolved.
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All that attitude disguises one of the film's central flaws: It just looks cheap.
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And then there is the question of who knew about such flaws and when.
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Even its most cherished gadget—the Galaxy smartphone—has seen its share of flaws.
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Finally, the government has had to concede the flaws in its ill-gotten conviction.
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There is a discussion to be had about Jefferson's flaws, as he had many.
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To support the other despite his or her flaws, or perhaps because of them?
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He must have character weaknesses or flaws that bring out the worst in him.
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It was a cultural watershed, and it pointed to age-old flaws in Hollywood.
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Trying to bridge the gap between science and popular media will always have flaws.
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Wired says the research looks at these flaws as a problem endemic to Android.
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However, it also comes with flaws that span its design, camera, and battery life.
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Microsoft also offers up to $250,000 for serious Hyper-V flaws in Windows 10.
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Before that, he warned several other companies of security flaws, including WorldCom and Microsoft.
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Still, at such a cheap price, the Blu Vivo XL3 isn't without its flaws.
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Its cashier-free convenience stores have taken some time to move past critical flaws.
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The "backdoors" were a number of security flaws that Vodafone found in security testing.
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All his flaws were on display: the racism, the sexism, the nastiness, the mendacity.
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Trump has found a way to turn his widely criticized flaws to his advantage.
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Nevertheless, although WPA3 has its flaws, we still consider it an improvement over WPA2.
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The recent allegations against the author throws the film's flaws in even sharper relief.
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They contain tells, like creepily ever-open eyes, from flaws in their creation process.
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The company is fixing one of these flaws by finally releasing an iPhone app.
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"But I also want to show them that everyone is beautiful — flaws and all."
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And sometimes, the encounters shed light on policy flaws that can then be addressed.
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And it neatly walls off the new program from the flaws of the old.
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It may still have flaws, but at least it feels like XCOM once again.
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It also rekindled debate about lagging European security cooperation and flaws in police surveillance.
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I feel British, but I'm starting to see more of the flaws in it.
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Among the flaws in this piece: suggesting Weiners problems have direct link to porn.
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Consequently, the fancy center display with its high PPI revealed flaws in the programming.
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Despite its flaws, there's still a lot to love and appreciate about the game.
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Many of the legal flaws slammed in today's decision are baked into that law.
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Every debate has serious flaws, both in the speaking style and content debaters bring.
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CHINA'S HUAWEI HAS MADE "NO MATERIAL PROGRESS" ADDRESSING EQUIPMENT SECURITY FLAWS - BRITISH GOVT REPORT
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But the movie is mostly forgiving of the character flaws that come with stardom.
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It's fine, you're human, nobody is perfect, you've got a couple flaws, it's good.
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These numbers look great, but there are flaws in how the study was conducted.
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GSMA recognized the flaws, but a spokesperson was unable to provide comment when reached.
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The researchers also found flaws in DJI's apps and its web-based FlightHub site.
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Moreover, the new reform does not address the more fundamental flaws in the Energiewende.
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Eurogamer has dug deep into PlayStation 4 Pro performance, and found a few flaws.
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It's easy to understand why pundits keep returning to the question of Clinton's flaws.
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These are flaws in the design of democracy, but not threats to democracy itself.
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It was deemed the best public transit system in North America despite those flaws.
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But some companies can get suspicious of external hackers reporting flaws in their systems.
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Besides bringing greater scale, a tie-up could help patch flaws on both sides.
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But the SS85033 flaws are still at the periphery for many Congressional cybersecurity leaders.
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AND ONE OF THE MANY FLAWS IN THE TPP WAS THE RULES OF ORIGIN.
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Toni Every system has flaws, but how else are we going to analyze things?
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These people become your family, and like your family, they each have their flaws.
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And the Republican tax bill will slowly reveal flaws that need prompt legislative fixes.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi from Libya, an operation that revealed major flaws in NATO operations.
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New flaws in 4G, 5G allow attackers to intercept calls and track phone locations
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These flaws would alone discredit the JCPOA, but the agreement also had expiration dates.
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Some items might be overstocked, while others have aesthetic flaws or are nearing expiration.
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Well, if you've got a flawed candidate, find some flaws in the other guy.
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It pokes fun at the flaws and foibles of the social and political system.
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This law made manifest all the flaws inherent to legislative planning of the economy.
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It's a book that depicts Nixon's many flaws against the backdrop of Lovecraftian horror.
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For many of us, it can be tough to embrace our flaws or mistakes.
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She's now using her photos to shed light on the flaws in the system.
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Much of the mainstream media has, on occasion, overreacted to their flaws and foibles.
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He didn't succeed in convincing the court to recognize the flaws in Scalia's reasoning.
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Yet "The Jamb" has a rough charm precisely because of its flaws and stumbles.
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Two common methods — the dividend capitalization and capital asset pricing models — both have flaws.
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They added that flaws could allow them access to otherwise inaccessible and confidential systems.
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To my health industry colleagues: let's begin by recognizing the flaws in our system.
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"Look, all of our leaders have flaws," Sanders replied when asked about Kelly's remarks.
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And however great her flaws, she is still in the zone of human decency.
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Some concerns about the bedThe Leesa Hybrid is outstanding and finding flaws was difficult.
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As with most artists, I was forced to reconcile his talent with his flaws.
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White delineates Grant's virtues better than any author before, and they outweighed his flaws.
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But there are some major flaws that basically make the plan dead on arrival.
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But intelligence agencies have been public about their use of these types of flaws.
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We empathize with her flaws, and in a way, we see ourselves in Annie.
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That hasn't stopped a small dwindling group of hackers from finding flaws in it.
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Like fMRI, each tool has its advantages and flaws for scientists to grapple with.
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There's all these flaws and faults that are kind of part of the record.
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Racism and misogyny are not seen as character flaws in the Republican Party. Clearly.
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I have this secret theory that all bad writing comes out of character flaws.
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Trump, for all his flaws, ran a campaign based on clear positions and aspirations.
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And while she as a feminist character has her flaws, she is timelessly alluring.
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Trump's presidency has been extraordinarily good at exposing flaws and weaknesses in American democracy.
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For days, they looked for flaws in the code, immersing themselves in its logic.
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The officials acknowledged flaws in the ID-issuing process and promised to fix them.
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They argued the incident showed flaws in the administration's strategy of transferring prisoners overseas.
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It has also published a technical paper outlining how the flaws can be mitigated.
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President Trump's executive order seeks to correct several flaws of the H1-B program.
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The Democrats-only A.C.A. was a step forward, but one with deep technical flaws.
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For all their flaws, these are transit systems that didn't exist 40 years ago.
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President Trump must be held accountable for flaws in his response to the virus.
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The New Health Care Randomized controlled trials, despite their flaws, remain a powerful tool.
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As a middle schooler, Mr. Houston beta-tested computer games looking for security flaws.
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How could I possibly judge its merits, or sift through to pinpoint its flaws?
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What flaws in the investigation and prosecution contributed to the acquittals, in your view?
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Tijuana has some flaws: the long musical interludes tend to drain the dramatic energy.
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Despite its flaws, the twentieth anniversary of Friends occasioned a flurry of positive reminiscences.
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But that's what I loved about this book: its honesty, even in its flaws.
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He should do the same for those, including himself, who play down Bibi's flaws.
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Even with its flaws, the existing system can detect tsunamis caused by seismic activity.
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But this idea has only drawn attention to one of the flaws of Mrs.
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He has his flaws that he will have to control, insiders here tell me.
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Finding and testing for flaws and breaches in smart devices is Mr. Henderson's specialty.
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In India, those flaws appear super-charged and directed primarily at one community: Muslims.
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The Green New Deal, even with its flaws, is a good place to start.
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Marvel's films have their flaws, but they are stuffed, maybe even overstuffed, with ideas.
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After its initial launch last year, ZTE noted some obvious flaws in its functionality.
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Theeb has its flaws, but it proves Nowar has a great film in him.
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Conversely, mediocre whites ought to be served ice-cold; the temperature masks any flaws.
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They are political creations, with the flaws, limitations and choices that politics usually involves.
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No doubt the period has its flaws: lower ceilings, sometimes-uninspired design, fewer amenities.
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The flaws typically start, according to the research, with a targeted "watering hole" attack.
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And despite their flaws and struggles with profitability, shared mobility services are en vogue.
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Because that's what "Larry Sanders" was: Here's what people look like, flaws and all.
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Most fathers also communicate more directly and more honestly with children about their flaws.
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In a separate decision, the court found similar flaws in several state legislative districts.
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Unfortunately, these character flaws are overshadowing the successes he and his team have accomplished.
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But main characters have to have flaws, and have a journey and be rich.
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Software flaws also caused two Boeing 737 Max plane crashes that killed 346 people.
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But many of these studies are beset by methodological flaws, leading to overhyped results.
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Batman's outfit earned points for style, but experts felt it had some design flaws.
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Taken as a whole, this varied slate reveals a conductor with gifts and flaws.
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"Obamacare's design flaws were not the fault of the American people," Mr. Brady said.
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Her quips take aim at everything from ironic strategy flaws to questionable wardrobe decisions.
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And they should remember their senator's flaws accordingly when casting a ballot this fall.
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Keller Lenkner called the accusation a "smear" to distract from the settlement's fatal flaws.
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Experts believe that they may be the most dangerous computer processor flaws to date.
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As such, it has many of the flaws endemic to these hardcover sales brochures.
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My mind fixated on exquisitely small flaws, like the dirty floors in my rental.
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However, the MTA's own inspector general questioned the data's validity, citing numerous methodological flaws.
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Why were so many decent Americans willing to overlook Mr. Trump's insults and flaws?
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Noted As a product designer, Janet Lieberman often finds flaws in everyday tech devices.
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More refreshing still, the episode allows Wendy to reveal flaws in her character, too.
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Officials have said that the interagency review process leans toward disclosure of technological flaws.
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But unfortunately, the A.C.A. law created by Democrats in Congress had several big flaws.
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Their records cover up fatal flaws: the Patriots' offensive shortcomings and the Chiefs' inconsistency.
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Kamala Harris's campaign had its flaws, but we can't let liberal biases go unchecked.
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As capital punishment's many flaws have become impossible to ignore, its use has dwindled.
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The Spectre and Meltdown flaws were first leaked to the public in early January.
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That thinking, Baigent said, had been fueled by poor-quality studies with known flaws.
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Clinton's flaws aren't just smaller than Trump's, they are not on the same scale.
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The newly reported processor flaws are characterized using the technical jargon of speculative execution.
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Design flaws in the WannaCry architecture prevented the attackers from actually providing those keys.
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Sometimes, owners hide flaws in the hopes a buyer will miss an expensive problem.
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But the growler has flaws, which has led Oskar Blues Brewery in Longmont, Colo.
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Sadie Robertson is calling on her fans to practice self-love, flaws and all.
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Also: Breath testing of drivers; extreme-risk gun laws; Gauguin's art and personal flaws.
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The bottom line: The flaws in the U.S. health care system compound one another.
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PG&E's bankruptcy highlights the flaws in how the state pays for catastrophic wildfires.
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For all its flaws, the Green New Deal is a useful call to action.
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Compounding the flaws, pilots received limited training about the system before the first crash.
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was littered with flaws and an unpleasant tone.
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Whatever it's other flaws, the Roberts Court thus seems to understand electronic privacy's importance.
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If he was worried about exposing Snap's flaws in public, he wouldn't go public.
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But the meta-analysis apparently had serious methodological flaws in how it evaluated outcomes.
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We reported our findings—all of them with flaws and holes he'd already discovered.
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That big 'bad dude' was at church singing, with all his flaws, every week.
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They had love and money worries and endured tragic flaws or feelings of insecurity.
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He poured fuel on a long-running debate over how government intelligence services should balance their desire to keep software flaws secret - in order to conduct espionage and cyber warfare - against sharing those flaws with technology companies to better secure the internet.
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In fact, that might be my biggest takeaway from the acting in Green Book: Both Mortensen and Ali give powerful performances, but Tony reminds you of the film's flaws, while Shirley is able to paper over those flaws a lot of the time.
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It's at once a better and worse book than you might remember — worse because it has those flaws you may not have noticed as a teenager, and better because those flaws illuminate a complexity that was there all along, hiding in plain sight.
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Researchers have also pointed out that some flaws in 53G allow for "downgrade" attacks in which a target's phone connection is manipulated to downgrade to 25G or 25G service, where hackers could use unresolved flaws in those older networks to carry out attacks.
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AF: When I went to meditation — it was around the same time — I realized how I'm not a perfect person, I have a lot of flaws myself, and it's okay to have flaws, and it's okay to not be a perfect person.
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But we just have to understand that there are flaws in it just like in any system, and we just have to make sure that we can exploit those flaws and perfect it and not actually be a slave to it, you know?
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Let's take a look at a few of the most egregious flaws in the system.
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The program will continue through January 1, giving hackers even more time to find flaws.
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Proxy fights are high stakes — each side looks for flaws in the other party's slate.
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That big bad dude was at church singing with all of his flaws, every week.
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Worse still, known weaknesses and flaws can hang around for years after their initial discovery.
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And why do the Oscars still matter so much to us, despite all their flaws?
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And I have luckily learned to love myself no matter what 'flaws' I may have.
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Emily has her flaws: She's a total snob, she's controlling, she's manipulative, and she's difficult.
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"Flaws of this nature have a pretty short life cycle," one senior Apple engineer said.
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That study found serious flaws in Jacobson's methodology, and it too was published in PNAS.
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These methods of testing, both on animals and humans, have been criticized for their flaws.
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Photo: GettyDogs have loved us for thousands of years, despite humanity's many flaws and foibles.
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For all his flaws an executive, he was not shy about trading aggressively mid-season.
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Okay, now, just to play hypotheticals, Trump exposed some pretty deep flaws in the election.
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Fixing flaws in SS7 will take more than buy-in from one or two carriers.
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