Not haphazard, that seem haphazard, and probably a full time CEO.
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The reason we know so little about this process and it seems so haphazard is because Trump knows little about the process and it is so haphazard.
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I don't think it was a haphazard thing thrown together.
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His management style was as haphazard as his buying habits.
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The results are wildly haphazard from one scene to another.
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Mr Temer's Brazilian Democratic Movement (BDM) called the action "haphazard".
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However, the timing of his departure does feel quite haphazard.
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Rat snakes are variable and haphazard in their body application.
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Despite the score's haphazard appearance, its effect is very calculated.
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On first encounter, it looks and feels chaotic, haphazard, random.
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The haphazard results of individual actions by deputies aren't enough.
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While the designs may look haphazard, the process is precise.
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But Project Magnum was, apparently, more haphazard than spy operation.
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Then they imagine haphazard, often stupid ways to solve these problems.
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Physical systems with this kind of haphazard motion are called turbulent.
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Instead, the sketches and debris evince the impish, sweet, and haphazard.
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These opposing lines create what appear to be a haphazard grid.
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Getting such a demeanor from haphazard methods is quite an accomplishment.
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This can make for a partial, haphazard sort of decision-making.
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"Haphazard enforcement is the policy," said immigration law expert Shoba Wadhia.
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Very occasionally, this haphazard approach yields a stand-alone emotional complexity.
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Despite the scale of the evacuation, its implementation has been haphazard.
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" Discipline of officers is "haphazard, unpredictable, and does not deter misconduct.
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Nearby, someone has piled unwanted bicycle forks in a haphazard row.
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The choice of where to send it was almost entirely haphazard.
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"Roe's jurisprudence has been haphazard from the beginning," reads the brief.
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But Mr. Trump's initial discussions with foreign leaders have been haphazard.
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Sloppy forensics, corrupt officers and haphazard investigations left few cases solved.
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The evolution of that science was haphazard and often comically unscientific.
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In my experience, the robot's cleaning process looked a little haphazard.
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It's goofy, there is mischief; there was more of a haphazard element.
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Trump responds to their response, a haphazard attack leveled at his critics.
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Rand Paul), or for the haphazard process that produced these proposals (Sen.
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At the state level, protections for LGBT employees are haphazard and inconsistent.
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Arab areas, clustered around the city's old centre, are haphazard and dilapidated.
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But a lot of thought went into this rather haphazard-looking contraption.
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Home Smart owners will be accustomed to these haphazard rollouts by now.
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This refusal to follow strict partisan lines may appear to be haphazard.
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This haphazard data storage also makes the government vulnerable to security breaches.
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Creating haphazard rules is not the answer to fixing our tax system.
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But that's because we tend to waste time with haphazard daily habits.
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That the Trump administration's policymaking process is so haphazard is one thing.
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However, once again, the haphazard racks did not deter the bargain hunters.
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While some states have adopted their own disclosure rules, they're a haphazard patchwork.
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We're often forced to add haphazard layers to get the coverage we need.
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The best of these struck me about five days into my haphazard experiment.
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This itself smacks of haphazard catch-up, a game other cities don't play.
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He thought that supposedly haphazard, so-called de facto segregation was a myth.
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Secondly, MBU handled the school district deal in a rushed and haphazard manner.
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Communications are very haphazard and very few people have been able to escape.
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Given these haphazard groupings, a government reshuffle might not seem a bad idea.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A haphazard selloff at HNA Group keeps getting trickier.
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Compositional elements that at first glance seem incongruous or haphazard reveal unanticipated harmonies.
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But fighting a major war proved this haphazard process did not work well.
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The announcement was also haphazard and may not have been fully thought through.
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But Trump isn't just a random demagogue promoting bigotry in some haphazard way.
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Haphazard mixing can lead to "hot spots" — concentrated doses that are instantly fatal.
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The scares become haphazard as the occult menace of the film finally emerges.
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Neither a ballerina nor a bare ankle is safe from Tumblr's haphazard algorithm.
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That haphazard approach naturally extends to the bags I'm throwing my things into.
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In Mother Jones, Pema Levy explores Florida's "haphazard" system for restoring felons' rights.
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Such is the gentle genius of one man's comfortingly haphazard approach to comedy.
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Inside the stock is haphazard, unalphabetical, and sometimes in piles on the floor.
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Or will you be looking at an eight-hour stretch of haphazard work?
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Because of his paintings' haphazard distribution, no one can say how many exist.
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That would help streamline all these efforts so the response isn't so haphazard.
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Suddenly, her seemingly haphazard career started to make an odd kind of sense.
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The contrast to the haphazard approach on Obamacare repeal could not be starker.
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TikToks are premeditated, storyboarded and vastly different than the haphazard Stories on Insta.
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No doubt Carrington would have chuckled at the haphazard journey to find it.
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Earlier this week, a 200-gallon mud spill created haphazard conditions in Harrison County.
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Haphazard and unlicensed building, a feature of many areas across Greece, was also blamed.
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The president's haphazard concession emboldened Democrats and dispirited fellow Republicans at the same time.
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However, the blaze, blamed on poor safety standards and haphazard industrialization, dented Kunshan's pride.
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It was impulsive, sporadic, spastic, colorful and haphazard, but unfortunately, not always visually appealing.
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Not everyone's so haphazard when it comes to necking a handful of pills, however.
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In the 1980s, the economic landscape of college sports apparel was still largely haphazard.
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Whatever the motivation, haphazard clinical practice and spotty oversight led to addiction and death.
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Gross, Kennedy joined the court's other conservatives to uphold Oklahoma's haphazard lethal-injection protocol.
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To planners the sprawl seems haphazard, and it has bad consequences, especially in Africa.
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The streets were just haphazard, but in a lovely way, covered with worn books.
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" Haphazard process .... "Trump's pardon of D'Souza was his sixth act of clemency as president.
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The third zone of dysfunction is the Trump administration's haphazard staffing and vetting procedures.
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But some of those in El Paso say the overall response has been haphazard.
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That this book feels haphazard is both a liability and perhaps an unexpected asset.
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"It was a completely horrible, haphazard look," he recalled, comparing the hairstyle to roadkill.
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Remember the collective hand-wringing over their haphazard play late in the regular season?
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Still, Schumer warned that Trump's proposed tariffs were "haphazard" and not thought through well.
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How she spent down that mountain Mr. Kroc had built was far more haphazard.
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Mr. Kenny: In the Trump administration, news can develop in such a haphazard way.
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That's the same man who stands against Wanda's house arrest and Bucky's haphazard incarceration.
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The contestants present their haphazard, time-strapped creations to win a prize of $10,000.
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The experience, the décor, and the layout is a bit haphazard, but full of charm.
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There's no reason you have to be as haphazard when it comes to storage though.
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Our approach is more haphazard, we don't have nearly as much musical talent as Scott.
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With such steep competition, it's rare that automakers have truly haphazard entries in any segment.
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Jessica going home is a perfect example of how haphazard a Survivor decision can be.
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The haphazard first few weeks of his presidency have done little to encourage those hopes.
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There were no injuries, but the incident highlighted potential risks of haphazard and incomplete construction.
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The haphazard ban hasn't been successful in keeping Facebook out of trouble with state officials.
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Poor planning allows mismanagement of reconstruction efforts and alleged corruption, making recovery slow and haphazard.
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More broadly, Duterte's anti-Americanism and haphazard diplomacy is worrying Washington's allies in the region.
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Then, when it does start to fade, it does so in the most haphazard manner.
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Until then, both liberals and conservatives will rightly claim that enforcement is haphazard and opaque.
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Instead of despairing, Arthur says "NOPE" and instead embarks on a haphazard literary world tour.
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" And he concludes that the "haphazard nature" of the drilling near the park "hurts everyone.
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Choosing furnishings to decorate a room can be a time-consuming, expensive and haphazard task.
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Millions of Americans of all stripes will lose out if this haphazard effort goes forward.
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The United States has taken a haphazard approach to applying the SST tag to countries.
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But if you insist on some idle haphazard speculation, you've come to the right place.
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What's most frustrating about all this is that Nintendo's actual enforcement of copyrights seems haphazard.
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The haphazard pile is full of mood-altering, and even sometimes mind-altering, musical treasures.
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It's like a little haphazard playpen for musicians, where everything is high quality and preserved.
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This uneven tone may reflect the Green family's somewhat haphazard approach to collaborating with scholars.
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I was choosing all of it, in whatever haphazard manner I could hold onto it.
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The play was haphazard and disorganized, but such informality seemed to be precisely the point.
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Inspections have been haphazard and cursory, alarming reports have been ignored and official efforts understaffed.
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This habit evolved by a haphazard process, led by the whims of an infinite sidebar.
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By the government's own admission, the federal agency's stewardship of the program has been haphazard.
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Both supporters and opponents of the tariffs have criticized the process as haphazard and ineffective.
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The combination was a haphazard experiment but she got lucky and began to feel better.
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Within the hotel industry, the event raised eyebrows for another reason: it was unbelievably haphazard.
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We relied on a haphazard Democratic Party endorsed voter database known as NGP VAN's VoteBuilder.
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"The way Elon has managed communications at the firm has been incredibly haphazard," Gerber said.
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My discovery in the cellar took a haphazard collection of anecdotes to a new level.
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Then my haphazard glance through the large front window found them, scurrying across the street.
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There are some signs Trump's campaign may be focusing on its seemingly haphazard ad efforts.
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His real economic record, however haphazard and under-theorized, could still win him re-election.
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The combination of oil, wax, and enamel is thinner and the application is more haphazard.
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By "shifty," he means slippery and haphazard, a makeshift operation without a coherent vision or plan.
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This speaks to the haphazard approach that Republicans have taken to designing their health care bill.
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Soon the pair moved in together and started working together in depth on those haphazard demos.
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Jo Johnson, the universities minister, aims to improve teaching quality, streamline funding and tidy haphazard regulation.
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Would seeing these characters on-screen together make up for the haphazard, forced way Warner Bros.
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Likewise, more young activists would bring instinctive savvy to the Tories' haphazard efforts on social media.
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Like many Indian cities, Chennai's growth over the past 13 years has been rapid and haphazard.
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But the strategy Cruz and Kasich have actually settled on is more outlandish and haphazard still.
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The haphazard dismantling of Obamacare is already underway, with no viable replacement plan yet in sight.
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Skin cancer is serious business and yet we take an incredibly haphazard approach to sun protection.
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Like many Indian cities, Chennai's growth over the past 20 years has been rapid and haphazard.
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However, all the insane stunts, parties, and haphazard experiences do make for some truly great stories.
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But no one is calling for Facebook to be haphazard with the creation of these algorithms.
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Stopping first at Mars, we'll fly over some chaotic terrain—so called for its haphazard appearance.
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"Don't Blame Me" feels like a focus-grouped scrapbook of haphazard images concerning betrayal and lust.
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This is a very short book, and it treats its themes in a glib, haphazard fashion.
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So this isn't just about the problems in coordinating legislative efforts with the haphazard Trump administration.
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Haphazard Googling seemed to show that the photo began making the social media rounds mid-2011.
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" Chief among its complaints, that the sanctions placed against the alleged perpetrator were "haphazard and insufficient.
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But this source said the haphazard handling of Ratcliffe's vetting was more serious this time around.
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Is a few months of haphazard online education worth exacerbating the consequences of America's digital divide?
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It can be hard to tell if these playlists are highly specific or just completely haphazard.
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What is interesting, though, is that some of my haphazard strategies now emerge as professional advice.
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Though an uneasy calm now holds, the haphazard nature of the agreement could encourage future uprisings.
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Internal chaos produced the abrupt, haphazard announcement of Trump's tariff plan that rattled markets last week.
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Thus 2020 Democrats rip Trump for a clumsy and haphazard approach without rejecting trade confrontation itself.
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The developments underscore the haphazard approach the Trump administration has taken toward using its political power.
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The polychromatic painting of some of these buildings can be haphazard, with seemingly random color choices.
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But the process of deploying these scooters isn't as haphazard as it's made out to be.
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That will look a little bit haphazard and a little half-baked from a consumer perspective.
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While this randomness is upsetting, even mutations caused by environmental or lifestyle factors are haphazard, explained Tomasetti.
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Because the behind-the-scenes stuff in this season is just so haphazard and random, isn't it?
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By 1742, the livret presented the works in a less haphazard manner, numbered and organized by artist.
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There's nothing worse than arriving to your destination and realizing your clothes are a haphazard, wrinkly mess.
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Hospitals that didn't allow it, tended to be more haphazard in their approach to end of life.
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Nutritional information on foodstuffs was widespread but haphazard; many items carried outlandish claims about their health benefits.
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The result has been haphazard, laying little groundwork for how to handle these cases in the future.
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However, just because the BRI seems somewhat haphazard right now, doesn't mean it will remain that way.
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Moreover, transgenics, as the technique of moving genes from one species to another is called, is haphazard.
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Even the gradual shift of the other characters' feelings toward the robot feels haphazard rather than earned.
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"No one individual has the ability to remove supporting structures in a haphazard manner," Mr. Zimmerman said.
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The teams played a generally haphazard and at times listless game after the three-day Christmas break.
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But a number of hunters say such attempts at population control have been haphazard and often inefficient.
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Snowden's haphazard actions might demonstrate he wasn't an official Russian agent, but the impact was the same.
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Unfortunately, the video is brief and — in classic gadget leak fashion — just a little haphazard and blurry.
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She had longed for the unpredictable, haphazard quality that other people had, which she had found beautiful.
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Fears of a damaging, haphazard Brexit are growing with every day that passes without a withdrawal agreement.
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It's a cat-and-mouse game, and Ms. Ressa said Facebook is haphazard about enforcing the rules.
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All members, trained and untrained, carry arms — the procurement and provision of which has also been haphazard.
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This approach seems haphazard, rather than methodical, which challenges the idea that a painting should convey order.
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In the Amazon Prime show, Hanna's literal exile from the cave is far more haphazard — she's caught accidentally.
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Choosing not to pollute those with dull, haphazard Live broadcasts from users could ensure Snapchat lovers stay loyal.
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Many capitals still rely on out-of-date planning laws, leading to haphazard building and needlessly expensive rent.
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And Conway will need to do something about the still haphazard communications and organization throughout the Trump campaign.
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Fans fretted over the film's seemingly haphazard marketing campaign and its good-but-not-great box office predictions.
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Intense meditations on faith, family, and loyalty rub up against adventures in haphazard anal bleaching and amateur pornography.
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A third aspect of ungovernability is the systematic corruption of constitutional norms, making political processes haphazard or arbitrary.
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But with Victoria in the rearview mirror, it soon becomes clear the flooding there was haphazard and sporadic.
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Though the mourning dove may be known for its grace, a dove nest is a somewhat haphazard construction.
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Venus in Aries makes even the most haphazard aesthetic look great because of the self-confidence it brings.
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Above all, I felt it was a haphazard stab at "inclusivity" meant to make the brand look good.
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American policies have complicated life along the often remote and haphazard line dividing the United States and Canada.
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The fourth bomb, which exploded on Sunday evening, was more haphazard, and very different, from the first three.
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"I have to assume, and there's been some reporting on this, that it's much more haphazard," McCann said.
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He moves from one subject to another and back to the first, which can seem a bit haphazard.
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In the early months of his administration, Mr. Trump's approach to politics was, like most everything else, haphazard.
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Itinerant, largely undocumented workers devoted to hurricane recovery in the U.S. have endured shabby housing and haphazard payments.
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But the Eurothriller clichés in "Arctic Circle" are stitched together in even more haphazard and sometimes nonsensical fashion.
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The term was introduced to the Kennedy Administration almost sixty years ago, and its arrival was somewhat haphazard.
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To many, the election of Trump, whose foreign policy appears haphazard and whimsical at best, is an extreme.
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The efforts to keep the princesses safe are curiously haphazard — or, worse, arrogantly blind to the local situation.
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Other senior Republicans described a haphazard campaign operation that often seemed to lack a clear message and strategy.
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The comma, he suggested, said more about the haphazard punctuation practices of the day than the framers' intent.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro called Trump's approach to trade "erratic" and "haphazard," while Sen.
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And some of the hardest things to witness were the cruelty and desperation at the haphazard aid distributions.
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And beyond the YRBS, other data collection efforts on LGBTQ suicide and health risks are haphazard at best.
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This time around, however, the process seemed rushed and haphazard, like so much of what Trump has done.
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But when all the votes came in, Trump's unorthodox campaign and its haphazard financing managed to upset them all.
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It estimates that the NYPD has already used facial recognition in three thousand cases and sometimes employ haphazard methods.
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There are no real-world reasons why these safeguards should be compromised via haphazard—and truly extraordinary—regulatory fiat.
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From magic mirrors to selfie walls, retailers' haphazard attempts to court millennial shoppers have not been short on gimmicks.
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Facebook and Twitter were clearly unprepared for an influence campaign of this scale, but the threat seemed equally haphazard.
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The works, ordered not chronologically but by what Tate has termed "a series of juxtapositions," feel haphazard and chaotic.
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Like Google's messaging focus, YouTube's efforts to spin out successful streaming and music products has felt confusing and haphazard.
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Industry players say it is still on a learning curve and that its strategy has been haphazard at times.
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TravelBank will have to convince small businesses to ditch spreadsheets, emails, and haphazard receipt photos for a standardized app.
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The haphazard dumping of scooters needs a major overhaul that these companies aren't about to work out amongst themselves.
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In addition, haphazard construction in neighborhoods like Nkolbikok makes the area largely inaccessible to HYSACAM's dustcarts and rubbish collectors.
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Helgen's defenders insist he's not guilty, but even if he is, the haphazard investigation may damage the Smithsonian's reputation.
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I'm not a genius with a 300-year vision, but SoftBank's strategy looks pretty haphazard when experienced up close.
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They would like you to believe that a haphazard, overly expansive ban on future development is the only option.
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Watch any Trump press conference or speech and you are immediately struck by the massively haphazard nature of it.
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Voters are thus spared the old bureaucratic paperwork maze and haphazard record-keeping that compounds delays on Election Day.
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"They've trafficked in alternative facts...they've been haphazard and downright dysfunctional," Schumer paused to shush tourists in the building.
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"The Haunting" is classic activist theater — the haphazard acting is typical of the genre — that prefers didacticism to dialectic.
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So much of the political response seems haphazard and uncertain; we saw this coming, so why aren't we prepared?
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"The whole thing seems haphazard to me," said Marc Polymeropoulos, a former senior C.I.A. official who retired last year.
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Where the Web series was amateurishly filmed, with nondescript interiors and haphazard lighting, "Insecure" is artfully composed and glossy.
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Their encounters, which are as often violent as they are haphazard, evoke a heady host of classic American storytellers.
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Still, Trump's response was more orderly and less haphazard than he had offered after North Korea's previous hostile actions.
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Without him against top level opposition in Madrid, Argentina wilted and to describe their defending as haphazard is generous.
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But compliance remains haphazard, and many people are uncertain how to interpret their data even when they obtain it.
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The firing of Bolton is simply the latest example of the totally and completely haphazard nature of Trump's presidency.
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The publication is a broad compendium of nonverbal communication, and all the intentional and haphazard collisions on the way.
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"It should all feel a bit haphazard," said Rowe, who has now been working with Bailey for about 15 years.
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Howard is surrounded by apathy and manipulation as well as poor writing and haphazard intention that never translate on screen.
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Image: FacebookBut as you see more images of the building, things feel chaotic and haphazard, rather than peaceful and integrated.
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She said all the right things about getting the place organized and doing things properly that had been haphazard before.
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As a six-year-old, he fumed about haphazard and inaccurate information, such as flag books which ignored small countries.
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The experts at Sephora are dubbing the trend "Rebel Eyes," and it includes everything from smudgy eyeliner to haphazard glitter.
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Thanks to some haphazard party planning, however, it rapidly became about as far away from 'intimate' as you can imagine.
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Much of the food distribution has been haphazard, leaving many families uncertain of where the next meal will come from.
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Black curly hair strewn across his head in a way that seemed haphazard but was surely and entirely thought through.
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But the variation is so small and so haphazard that there doesn't seem to be any real intention behind it.
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It didn't improve my mediocre athletic abilities, and my study of modern Greek was as haphazard and ineffective as ever.
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The cupboards are stocked with a random assortment of hotel-sized toiletries and makes up for our haphazard packing nicely.
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Dockworkers are caught in indirect light and the haphazard shadows of the loading docks as they perform their backbreaking tasks.
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I wrote and figured and wrote and figured, interest and time broken up by all the little haphazard scattered payments.
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But with no big hits coming out of any of those moves, the strategy looked increasingly haphazard and ill-managed.
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Even if it wanted to, though, the GOP couldn't have prevented the convention from degenerating into a grotesque, haphazard mess.
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After a successful but safe run on a television sitcom, Jackie charts his haphazard return to the insult-comedy boards.
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And their haphazard path to high stakes criminality is paved only with the best of intentions, and hilariously amateur mistakes.
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Its haphazard implementation — federal agencies and congressional leaders weren't even notified — betrayed the rank incompetence of Trump and his staff.
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As researchers have looked more closely at that data, the seemingly haphazard leak now looks more like an international conflict.
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The seemingly haphazard leak now looks more like an international conflict The strongest evidence comes from the leaked data itself.
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Toward the end of Lost in Space, the story's haphazard quality suggests more of a comparison to Neill Blomkamp's Chappie.
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My mother-in-law's approach to life is mirrored on her feed — messy, haphazard, awkwardly cropped insights into her life.
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But an investigation by CNN has found that the agency has been, at best, haphazard about tracking and recording deaths.
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But if that were Trump's only concern, he never would have pursued his haphazard trade policy in the first place.
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Much like Qdoba's bowl, Chipotle's keto bowl felt like a label that someone slapped on a haphazard combination of ingredients.
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A decade ago this was a haphazard affair for data enthusiasts, but increasingly it is an ordinary part of sales.
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It shows that there was consideration of how to deal with it, rather than just a haphazard handling of it.
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Not only have its engagements with hip-hop mostly been haphazard, but Street Fighter is mixed martial arts with magic.
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While the work recalls such monumentally violent decisions by colonialists, it is far too haphazard in design to be effective.
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Workers also complain about the companies' tendency to run kitchens with too few workers, too little equipment and haphazard upkeep.
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In Beira, about 300,000 people who live in flimsy housing in crowded, haphazard settlements are especially vulnerable to natural disasters.
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But as the lights slowly brighten, it becomes clear there is too much furniture, haphazard and oddly placed, for realism.
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It's also particularly troubling given the haphazard way in which the executive order on immigration was rolled out last week.
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Similar apartment explosions in the past have been caused by Russia's aging infrastructure and the haphazard enforcement of safety regulations.
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One can't deny that parts of the city are run down, or that haphazard additions on buildings can be unsafe.
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Backman and Arcobello were roommates as sophomores, sharing a room that Arcobello decorated with haphazard drawings on loose-leaf paper.
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The haphazard nature of the National Guard deployment was revealed by the administration's different timelines on when troops would arrive.
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The private sector was attempting to change, in however haphazard a way, what publicly elected officials could or would not.
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And he may be empowered by the haphazard political coalition that trampled democratic practices under the pretext of saving democracy.
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In 21.3, she photographed ramshackle tents lining a canal; a group of Model T's making haphazard camp in a gully.
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"It can be quite haphazard," said Zhou Xun, a historian of modern China at the University of Essex in England.
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Now we are seeing the unintended consequences of haphazard rules that claim to be non-discriminatory but are anything but.
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Support for the Afghan government is the key to an expeditious but not haphazard wind down of the NATO mission.
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Instead, sanctions have been haphazard, poorly coordinated among the Americas and the EU, while undermined by Russia, China and Cuba.
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Still, Trump's response was more orderly and less haphazard than he had offered to other hostile actions by North Korea.
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It gives a sense of just how creaky and haphazard the old-school, analogue business of intelligence-gathering has been.
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Funding teaching materials in such a haphazard manner is not efficient, nor can it be easily replicated in other contexts.
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By which I mean it offered crowded, haphazard and choppy storytelling with bold choices that depart from historic Trek norms.
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It was a stark contrast from the haphazard allocation of houses in the favela where Nogueira had been born and raised.
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Like attempting to control a vehicle while inebriated, Toledo tries to steer the haphazard direction his life seems to be travelling.
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From Chicago to Los Angeles, Mexican American communities are feeling the stress and trauma of haphazard "development plans" and transplant wanderlust.
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Imports of flour for his biscuits are haphazard because of a Saudi-led blockade at Hodeida, the country's largest commercial port.
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And because the data is so haphazard, it makes it difficult to identify what actually helps cut down on sexual violence.
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Trump's haphazard style of governance forces journalists, lawyers, and government officials to expend innumerable hours on doomed initiatives and errant tweets.
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Mr O'Shea also pointed out that the rucking loophole had been occasionally exploited by other teams, albeit in a haphazard manner.
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Among network operators, this trick is known as BGP hijacking, although it's usually seen at a smaller and less haphazard scale.
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The Trump campaign, sometimes known for its haphazard, disorganized messaging, is hewing closely to its talking points on the Kaine issue.
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Like attempting to control a vehicle while inebriated, Toledo tries to steer the haphazard direction his life seems to be traveling.
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It was this partisan dysfunction that made the Russian misinformation campaign so potent, even though it was haphazard and low-budget.
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The next 20 or so represent a graveyard of bad ideas and haphazard cash grabs (no offense, Crazy Penguin Catapult FREE).
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Haphazard obstacles to the workings of the market can preserve some advantage for the few, but logically cannot for the many.
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Lt. Guilherme Derriti, a spokesman for the Sao Paulo Fire Department, said haphazard living conditions may have contributed to the blaze.
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The haphazard nature of the Afghan forces' defense against the Taliban was again on display after the fall of Khanabad district.
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I'd be excited about this even if it was just some haphazard third party throwing together a Star Wars-themed weekend.
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That's a radical change—I mean, it sounds haphazard and it sort of is, that's the adaptability [Andrés] brings to it.
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It sounds like a haphazard mix, but the way Singularity blends old and new is a large part of its appeal.
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Nothing lines up, the drumming is haphazard, its moods swing wildly, and it feels like the tracks were not properly synced.
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Music critic Adam Harper called her earliest music epic collage, but that implies that her constructions are haphazard, without clear intent.
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But they look haphazard without a frame, so make sure you invest in nice casing for your art once you graduate.
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While the number and history are significant, the arrangement is somewhat haphazard and requires some explanation to achieve its full impact.
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"Our interviews strongly suggest that the autonomous generative self that many men described is also a haphazard self," the authors write.
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Wall Street analysts, noting Tesla's haphazard progress, had long expected the company to return to the public markets for fresh capital.
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Data collection had been haphazard and subject to political manipulation, making it difficult merely to divine the extent of the crisis.
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The haphazard, chaotic nature of this process suggests he has a chance of becoming the single least effective speaker in decades.
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A lack of paperwork and haphazard legal proceedings have plunged many of those attempting to prove citizenship into a Kafkaesque nightmare.
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This may explain some minor kitchen inconsistencies, like knife work that can be painstaking on some nights but haphazard on others.
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Bossie also assumed a critical role on Trump's haphazard team, taking on the role of deputy campaign manager in September 2016.
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The wall is seven feet long and messy — a haphazard collage more closely resembling an archaeological pileup than a purposeful archive.
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These haphazard lines are fundamentally unfair and inefficient, and invite tax planning by sophisticated taxpayers to get within the preferred categories.
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Individually, the pieces were interesting enough, but their placement seemed haphazard, as if movers had plunked them down in a warehouse.
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In terms of Trump and the other outsiders, the GOP is arguably in the midst of such a haphazard, collective meandering.
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In the end, I rush for the bus in a haphazard outfit, my self-induced bedhead neatly packed away in a bun.
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But its haphazard and chaotic implementation created crises inside the government while mobilizing mass protests outside Washington, in cities around the country.
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And as risky or haphazard as one of these financing ventures might sound, everyone looks smart if the movie is a hit.
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We wanted the movie to have that casual haphazard feeling of a friend retelling a really really funny story to another friend.
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The format is haphazard: Sometimes he's cooking, sometimes he's eating, sometimes he's performing on stage, or smoking marijuana, or doing push-ups.
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It was a little more haphazard as the companies were getting ready, because essentially the Power Points were starting to become hardware.
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Fifty or so staff members—waiters, sommeliers, interns, cooks, and chefs—stood in a haphazard semi-circle, waiting to greet them. ""Hi!
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Yet while making her statement she dons a ridiculously oversized wig and inexplicably constructs a haphazard outdoor sculpture made from surrounding snow.
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Communication is haphazard: Sometimes messages arrive different times at the same place, the same time at different places, or not at all.
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There are four teams in the league, which is as haphazard and weird and backhandedly polyglot as any other independent minor league.
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Instead, its goal is to let employers reassign their recruiters from haphazard resume-scanning to outreach so they improve their candidate pool.
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Critics have pointed to a different reason: haphazard roads, lack of markings, livestock and unmarked turns, would turn driverless cars into deathtraps.
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Fate, I have learned, is a haphazard forester—marking clumps for destruction, then cutting unevenly, leaving some stems behind, vulnerable to rot.
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"Part of the magic of this record is the volleying of ideas back and forth in a haphazard way," Mr. Lopatin said.
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"The opposition remains a haphazard, dysfunctional coalition of parties with diametrically opposed ideologies that cannot agree on basic policy platforms," he said.
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You'll learn to ditch your sloppy and haphazard habits and replace them with simple, time-saving solutions adopted from highly productive people.
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Oversight of those sums is haphazard and not centralized, as there is no national agency in the country watching over youth sports.
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It is recorded as part of the permeating and inebriating atmosphere of the haphazard which is the essence of Mr. Powell's art.
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Most of the artists here are not represented by galleries, and the works range from solemn and polished to haphazard and improvised.
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Senator Ugenti-Rita, who sponsored the bill, called it an effort to bring uniformity and transparency to a haphazard, little-publicized service.
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But much of what surrounds her in this glittery, haphazard production seems to be working overtime to divert attention from that performance.
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With what appears to be the haphazard movement of waves and clouds, this large print conjures a world that trembles with chaos.
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Others take on coats: a haphazard quilting of rice, dried celery with its whiff of hay, and scrambled egg, a golden mantle.
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Yet, many of the classes in the UX program seemed haphazard and poorly thought out to Nishida and some of his classmates.
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The haphazard coping mechanisms I was employing to handle my not-so-bad autism crumbled, and I had a life-threatening crisis.
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The largest factory in the country's economically depressed south teeters on closing, a victim of declining industry, haphazard regulation and volatile politics.
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That has made the struggle over the steel works an emblem for what ails Italy — declining industry, haphazard regulation and volatile politics.
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Though the place is still under construction, the haphazard collection of antiques already here raises the question: What exactly is going on?
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It withered and died, converted into a haphazard and little-used Slack competitor that was quickly and efficiently overshadowed by Microsoft Teams.
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The lack of preparation for how to handle these edge cases ahead of the election cycle underscores Facebook's haphazard approach political advertising.
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In his exclusive interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe, Drake says the theme of VIEWS is the haphazard, ever-changing weather in Toronto.
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Certainly sex and consumerism are no strange bedfellows, but in Rhoades's work, the relationship is rendered in an ad hoc, haphazard, illogical form.
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It also isn't entirely clear that reducing legal opioid use will necessarily prevent more deaths, at least if done in a haphazard manner.
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It's an elaborate touch, and one that is undermined by the lazy and haphazard approach to maintaining the overall illusion of the show.
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At every turn, the president's efforts to manage the economy, market and currency have been undercut by global headwinds and haphazard policy making.
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The end result is a sometimes haphazard system that can still have devastating effects on any service the regime sees as a threat.
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And new HDMI features hit the market at a glacially slow pace: early TVs were haphazard at best in adding support for ARC.
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The company's decline comes in the wake of a haphazard iPhone SE launch earlier this year and iPhone 6 Plus release last year.
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From an outsider's perspective, it's a haphazard curation of selfies, graphite drawings, panty pics, bloody fingers, and all the things she finds beautiful.
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The response was haphazard: Because the U.S. didn't expect a fight, American military assets weren't ready to assist the soldiers on the ground.
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It's a little haphazard and buggy: my scanner periodically stops working, and the experience is over the moment I think it's getting started.
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Elsewhere in the box set book are photos of other White Album-era lyric sheets, scribbled on a charmingly haphazard array of items.
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Healy and March investigate in their shambling, haphazard way, and discover sinister links between a canister of film and the Detroit car industry.
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The question now is whether we will deal with climate change in a logical, economically-efficient way or in a haphazard, costly one.
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Despite the haphazard nature of Mr. Trump's early calls with world leaders, his advisers said the transition team was not suffering unusual setbacks.
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The sheer volume of stories at hand makes the reading experience haphazard, while few of the narratives distinguish themselves in any meaningful way.
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Among other things, the new rules "will restrict industrial investment project management standards, strengthen regulation, prevent haphazard investment and redundant development," he said.
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"It seems insane that you can make haphazard decisions about so many people's data," said Can Duruk, a technology consultant and software engineer.
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But rather than fusion cuisine, with all the haphazard blending the word implies, Andrea serves highly polished Turkish dishes made with Finnish ingredients.
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Instead of a sexy stubble, I grow a few strands of wiry black hair that stick out of my face at haphazard angles.
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There was no way, Hughes argued, that the government could credibly come back decades later and use those haphazard records to prove anything.
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Students learned it was facing closure as they sheltered in place and adjusted to sometimes-haphazard online instruction in studio art and sculpture.
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Students learned it was facing closure as they sheltered in place and adjusted to sometimes-haphazard online instruction in studio art and sculpture.
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The result was a decision that Democratic lawmakers criticized as days overdue, but which some in the aviation industry called abrupt and haphazard.
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This haphazard planning has led many victims to hold off paying, at least until they can guarantee they will get their data back.
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Megan Roup's Sculpt Society is fun (and tough) if you're a haphazard joiner, but it's really built for the latter kind of client.
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"We don't have the luxury of being haphazard," the senior administration official told Reuters, stressing that they were not specifically referring to Rosneft.
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But, considering the haphazard nature with which this administration conducts all business, it's not entirely implausible that the Iran attacks delayed this process.
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A vast new complex planned for downtown Toronto, with a haphazard-looking stack of blocky modules, is utterly indebted to the Safdie building.
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But the Presidential Medal of Freedom has often been bestowed via a quirky and haphazard review that reflects the personality of the president.
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The story raised fresh concerns about the haphazard national security process in the White House and Trump's rough relationship with US intelligence services.
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I experimented with every kind of class possible — yoga, spin, Pilates, rowing — but it was all haphazard, cobbled together by trial and error.
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Republican and Democratic senators alike agreed that the separations were inhumane, and subsequent efforts to reunite the families had been haphazard at best.
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The tests it did run were so haphazard the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services concluded the company had put numerous patients at risk.
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We're told to do one-armed snatches and bent-over tricep-extensions and dumbbell thrusters (lol), which everyone attempts in their own, haphazard way.
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The fluffy celosia petals cascade into negative space, giving the arrangement a haphazard, spiky look — almost like a Jackson Pollock painting, or fuzzy caterpillars.
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Many of her crafts have a haphazard, slightly unhinged quality to them that lend a little bit of a bleak edge to the proceedings.
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It was an abrupt reminder of the broad reach of US tech sanctions, and a sign of how haphazard companies are when enforcing them.
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The pound plunged to new lows Tuesday after lackluster U.K. data compounded growing fears of a haphazard Brexit outcome at the end of October.
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Widening the lens from Ms Walter's situation, Mr Silverman called America's death-penalty system "imperfect in application, haphazard in result and of negligible utility".
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Coupled with astute music cues, the editing is adept at reflecting the mood of the characters and turning the tone quickly without feeling haphazard.
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If you don't have an eye doctor, Hubble will help connect you with one in your area, although the interface is a little haphazard.
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THE downtown Manhattan store of T.J. Maxx, with its dreary fluorescent lighting and haphazard displays, is about as glamorous as the average petrol station.
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Eight employees of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo are due to be charged with negligence for a haphazard restoration of King Tutankhamun's burial mask.
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Thus, the FCC's privacy policy replacement is so haphazard, convoluted and confusing, that there is no way for an average consumer to understand it.
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That's why this would've been a much lower-profile case had the administration not rolled out Travel Ban 1.0 in such a haphazard manner.
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The process by which the Trump administration chose to go about withdrawal was quick, haphazard with regard to U.S. allies' interests, and fundamentally unstrategic.
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In addition, Maduro's haphazard approach to economic policy has left bondholders believing that he would not be able to conduct a serious debt negotiation.
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One of the few comedies on the list, "Arrested Development" is the haphazard story of the ludicrous Bluth Family filmed in a mockumentary style.
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Phelps, who had been unable to commit either to Johnson or to swimming, overcame his haphazard preparation to win six medals, including four golds.
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The Finest Hours is three movies — one excellent, one merely adequate, one potentially excellent but hobbled by haphazard editing — awkwardly stitched together into one.
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You can do that on some vacation-idea apps, but most are haphazard and, more important, divorced from useful information about flights and hotels.
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They can initially look playful and even haphazard, but with a little time, a rigorous consideration of painting as object, illusion and process emerges.
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For that reason, it's one of the most concrete public signs that the EPA's effort to dismiss climate change is coordinated and not haphazard.
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He has grown to especially hate Kelly's rigid rules, so he purposely blew off Kelly's process and announced planned tariffs in a haphazard way.
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According to some haphazard back-of-the-envelope (read: Slack channel) maths, it still has a way to go tweet out the full report.
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In wresting control of the administration's haphazard response to the virus, Mike Pence has taken on a familiar role as the president's political janitor.
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They usually do not have to meet arduous federal safety requirements, and they face a haphazard inspection system that varies from state to state.
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Taken together, these accounts show how one episode in an unprecedented public health crisis has been handled in a haphazard and ad hoc fashion.
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The guides distinguish street art or murals from more haphazard graffiti in their thoughtful discourse that covers artwork mining topics from political to comic.
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But this week's top spot goes to The Unworthy Thor, which shows everyone's favorite Norse god as a down-and-out, hammerless, haphazard hero.
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But the products of his grotesque imagination, which fixed on anything smelly, phony, hollow, haphazard, askance or asymmetrical, remain testaments to humor's revelatory power.
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These immigrants had very little to work with, but their haphazard combination of odds and ends became popular throughout the country as "chop suey."
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The result is a bit haphazard and unfocused, with the film randomly broken into chapters to give a feeling of structure where none exists.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)At Beirut's Galilee Secondary School, around 2000 Palestinian teenagers are crammed into a single classroom in a haphazard arrangement of desks.
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Haphazard clearing of the forest is forcing the animals into plantations as they search for food and shelter, resulting in conflict with plantation workers.
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"The haphazard way the Home Office has dealt with these children is nothing less than emotional and psychological abuse," Liz Clegg told a reporter.
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Plenty of musicians and fans are sick of SoundCloud's expensive hosting costs, haphazard content takedowns and lagging user experience as the site's status withers.
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The back and forth Wednesday is just the latest in a long-running and sometimes haphazard push to advance legislation to assist Puerto Rico.
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The database that fire officials use to track properties in need of inspections is outdated, resulting in a process that is haphazard at best.
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It's very haphazard, is the problem, is that they either have to not do it at all or do it, and do their job.
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Community Help is meant to replace the kinds of haphazard spreadsheets and documents that rescuers scramble to compile in the moments following a disaster.
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As a social app, the avatars are too contorted into specific situations for general use, and as a news reader, it feels haphazard and inefficient.
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Likewise, the story was simple but haphazard, with Deckard bumbling from one place to another and suddenly finding himself at the conclusion of the film.
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The developers of NGSS and Common Core math started by reducing the mass of content that had accumulated over the years, often in haphazard fashion.
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Their fun, expertly-tailored workouts will have you seeing the results you're looking for in a fraction of the time a haphazard gym regimen would.
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Its confident yet breezy cinematography lingers on the faces of characters, letting scenes unfold so patiently that Palcy's choices could easily be dismissed as haphazard.
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From Politico:[Trump] uses the Internet minimally, other than tweeting and tracking his mentions, so what other news stories he sees can be more haphazard.
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The specific travels from planet to planet are preserved, but the reasoning behind them has been removed, making the storyline feel haphazard, accidental, and overstretched.
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It also leads to haphazard patterns of eligibility and, as a result, poverty traps in which it is more lucrative to earn less in wages.
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But the problem with Suicide Squad is that its haphazard storytelling decisions are indicative of the total lack of a steady hand on the tiller.
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According to reporter Dennis Wagner, the disposal was just as haphazard as the fact that the material was left in the museum for 18 years.
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In "Keanu," once Rell and Clarence start hanging with Cheddar's group, they swap their everyday speech ("good English") for tougher, rougher talk and haphazard grammar.
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Maggie draws up a haphazard plan to reunite John with his ex-wife Georgette (Julianne Moore) in the hopes of returning their lives to normal.
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Indeed, the apparent lack of insolvency planning is one aspect of this case that does clearly resemble Lehman Brothers and its haphazard collapse into bankruptcy.
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There are many aspects of this story that seem mildly shocking in retrospect: the haphazard aloneness of it all, the wrongheaded decision masquerading as moxie.
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After a half-decade of stilted moves, haphazard trades and bungled team-building, the Nets are still trying to gain their foothold in New York.
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Unfortunately, without reams of personal data and leading artificial intelligence that Facebook owns, IRL's in-house suggestions via the Explore tab can feel pretty haphazard.
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While they behave like pirate stations in the way I just mentioned, what usually typifies pirate stations is that they are quite haphazard, quite basic.
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Just consider Charlie Sheen's haphazard foray into HIV advocacy and how he managed to raise more awareness about the disease than most United Nations conferences.
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BARBAGALLO I was doing a really haphazard Marie Kondo of my apartment and I found a play I wrote when I was 16 or 17.
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Not unlike prior Trump administration declarations about ad hoc practices and unwritten rules, Kelly's proposal effectively would ratify what has been a haphazard political reality.
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I can appreciate why you have one, with your vast following and groupies — but the whole thing does feel a bit haphazard and unevenly applied.
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As his standing in the polls rose, veteran Brazilian political operators marveled at how a campaign strategy that seemed so haphazard was beating everyone else's.
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On the other hand, the cavernous Winter Garden at Brookfield, with its treacherous acoustics, poses a problem for a show already burdened by haphazard storytelling.
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Amidst a sea of premium video and haphazard Stories that blur together across streaming services and social apps, Snapchat finally found something Facebook can't copy.
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Regarding Snowden, Inglis stated during the interview that Snowden's actions were too haphazard to be planned, implying that Snowden was not an official Russian agent.
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I'll be frank: thanks to the haphazard manner in which it was packaged and shipped, the pothos is too dirty to be an indoor houseplant.
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One face mask seller, who asked to remain anonymous to avoid damaging their relationship with Amazon, told WIRED the company's enforcement mechanisms have been haphazard.
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Aside from a 3-0 win at Los Angeles to start their Western swing, their play has been haphazard and lacking urgency in recent weeks.
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From there, a ton of A-listers make their way into the movie — usually as the subjects of Galifianakis' haphazard (and often legitimately hazardous) interviews.
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Her case reflected both the hysteria stirred up by Ebola at the time and the haphazard, varying rules governing public health emergencies across the country.
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The panicked and haphazard conditions under which we engineered such creatures has given them a form of autonomy that we do not yet fully understand.
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When the Republican party seemed to move forward in a haphazard and clearly partisan manner in 1997 and 1998, the public disapproved of their actions.
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Then it was the seemingly haphazard rampage of the shooter from Odessa who killed seven people in West Texas and injured at least 22 others.
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Throughout most of the 103th century, the Army's attitude toward physical training, beyond the basics of marching and close-order drilling, was haphazard at best.
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At the hearing Thursday morning, Comey explained that it was one of Trump's haphazard tweets that convinced him to share his memos with the press.
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However haphazard my initial attempts, I strove for improved literacy, which I knew would be evaluated by state exams come the end of the school year.
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More worrying, is the prospect that a haphazard approach to the region revitalizes anti-American sentiment and America, once again, becomes mired in the region's politics.
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At the very least, it will make the GOP look fractured and ideologically extreme as they proceed in a haphazard way to ultimately confirming the choice.
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Absent an official investigation, what we have are Ford, Ramirez and Kavanaugh's own statements, secondhand impressions from other witnesses, and a lot of haphazard character testimony.
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Laura Hudson: Also, the punishments of women feel very haphazard, which is weird in a society that is so devoted to ritual and being extremely regimented?
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The editing is really bizarre, and haphazard to the point where the movie is rushing to complete all of these stories in its final 20 minutes.
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Most days I came to class with my hair thrown into a haphazard ponytail or my 'little girl' pigtails and — you guessed it — I hated it.
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You need to be strategic — the goal is for your skin to look like skin, not to look like it's covered in haphazard layers of cosmetics.
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This haphazard approach also means that we've suffered quite a few mishaps at the airport, from accidentally packing restricted goods to leaving out some important items.
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But the Republican government knew that it would need more than anarchist volunteers with a haphazard assortment of weapons to defeat a modern, fascist-backed army.
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"Just looking at the videos of them throwing lifesavers, it looked haphazard," the woman, Turia, said on Wednesday, describing attempts by nearby ships to help survivors.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Step-by-step, a team of technicians assemble a haphazard system of wires, computer chips, and old 2G flip-phones.
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The trouble, say Githongo and some of the businesses affected, is the haphazard nature of the demolitions, which they say come with little or no warning.
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The fact is that, 100 days in, our President remains very much the man he was throughout his frenetic and haphazard decades in the public eye.
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Why it matters, per Axios' Amy Harder: This gives military credence to the Interior secretary's haphazard decision earlier this year to remove this portion from consideration.
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Like the kitschy shtick and deadpan stand-up that it references, White's portion of the 2017 SECA Art Award exhibition engages the improvisational, unexpected, and haphazard.
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Between prep, travel, haphazard networking, watered-down speeches, and extended happy hours, it's unclear what your startup gains beyond a hole in the chain of command.
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Sure, my single mom and I did laundry, vacuumed, and washed dishes, but in our small two-bedroom apartment, things were more often haphazard than immaculate.
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Intentional, non-haphazard time spent with the people around you—who, very much like you, are just trying to live, get shit done, and be respectful.
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The chants of "Build the wall" in 2016 were realized in a haphazard zero-tolerance immigration policy that resulted in nearly 3,000 child separations in 2018.
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Blasts in the northeastern city of Tianjin in 2015 killed 173 people, a disaster that was blamed on weak regulations and haphazard management of explosive materials.
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To help you make a statement — rather than a haphazard jumble — art installers, museum staffers and others with expertise in hanging art offered a few tips.
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Whatever the case may be, historians say his haphazard ruling style helped lay the groundwork for the Communist revolution in the country exactly a century ago.
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That's especially the case in Silicon Valley, where pivoting has become the new failure, a concept to describe a haphazard, practically madcap form of iterative development.
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Some speculated that our planet's axis would tilt wildly, triggering haphazard ice ages, and that its core might lose its stability, causing earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
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Belleza's world-building is at times haphazard, but its real-world analogues and social commentary make "Empress of a Thousand Skies" an important and relevant novel.
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The fight over the steelworks is "an emblem for what ails Italy — declining industry, haphazard regulation and volatile politics," writes our Rome bureau chief, Jason Horowitz.
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Independent operators A 2018 report by Deloitte found that 2019% of Nairobi's population is dependent on matatu buses -- but organization of the sector can be haphazard.
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For all the show's faults—its weak script, its haphazard and predictable plot movements—it understands how static the genre has become and suggests a correction.
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"Litigating this across the country will be random, haphazard, and it will take decades" to get the necessary resources to those most in need, Shapiro said.
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It was the only part of the ceremony that seemed at all haphazard — like a bartender dumping a cocktail shaker into a row of shot glasses.
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Sebastiano, moreover, was involved in the haphazard installation of the second version of the statue in the Minerva, which he described in panicky letters to Michelangelo.
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"BIDs provided local leadership and services that were formerly absent or haphazard at best," said Ms. Wylde, whose group was an early supporter of the districts.
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Today, he's an emblem of the Trump administration to the world — repping a foreign policy that some say is overly brash, overly aggressive, and overly haphazard.
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Now that they've been broken apart and they've seemed to have done it in a way that's completely haphazard and they don't know where they're from.
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Rather, it's that the adults were merely a haphazard and ineffectual barrier against Trump's instincts — which, contrary to some popular myths, have always been quite hawkish.
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In short, it doesn't resemble a signature so much as it resembles those haphazard doodles you use to check if your pen still has ink in it.
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Hyland has discussed this haphazard start to the relationship before, telling Self magazine that Adams was FaceTiming her while she was at the hospital recovering from surgery.
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This said, it's very possible those words could grate—some critical resistance to the band is rooted in Healy's lyrical style, which can feel haphazard or contrived.
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This year's haphazard attempts to revamp the Oscars are neither, and they're doing more to drive away potential viewers than to ease them back into the fold.
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This is an action-driven yarn — the equivalent in the Shakespeare canon of a popcorn picture — and Mr. Nunn's careful editing improves the tale's sometimes haphazard momentum.
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His government's cyber-activity was more a haphazard and petty response to what the Kremlin perceived to be Hillary Clinton's intervention in Mr Putin's election of 2012.
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Some are taking steps in that direction, but their efforts are haphazard attempts to add contemporary works to portfolios merely because their colours or shapes are related.
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Balancing security risks and competitive risks will not be an easy task for American officials, but pitfalls for haphazard trade policy are high for private-sector actors.
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At all events, the result was a kind of homemade Arc de Triomphe, extremely haphazard-looking but basically stable, made of some three or four hundred books.
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Haphazard and incongruous uses of American power and influence will continue to allow our adversaries to manipulate the President and our allies and partners to ignore him.
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But as you continue through the exhibition's gallery spaces, it feels as if you've stumbled into an archive — a little haphazard, a little dry, a little inert.
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Public health officials have been frustrated by haphazard cooperation from countries worried about the stigma associated with Zika as well as those overwhelmed by other health crises.
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Father and son crossed the U.S.-Mexico border in late May, where they were shocked to discover the chaos and confusion wrought by the haphazard policy change.
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Rather than carefully pushing back Iran and enrolling broad support for this effort, the approach has been haphazard, unsettling and counterproductive — and Iran remains one step ahead.
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Dallas Jackson's Blumhouse-produced "Thriller," on Netflix, is like a feature-length version of that meme, a haphazard assemblage of recycled parts from other, better horror movies.
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The fallout of the coronavirus, that is, could make the American right embrace big government and deficit spending more openly than ever before, however haphazard its approach.
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In the postwar era, the coalitions that made up the Democratic and Republican Parties were haphazard and incongruous, bearing little resemblance to the ideological tribes of today.
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She "excelled in drama" and went on to have a haphazard youthful stage career in Liverpool and London, with time out for stints in several repertory companies.
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The only problem is that perfect rulebooks don't exist, because natural language is far too complex and haphazard to be reduced to a rigid set of specifications.
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She arrived at court handcuffed and wearing a navy pantsuit, her hair held back in a haphazard bun and her face showing little sign of make-up.
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Many of these brands have haphazard quality controls that have resulted in knockoffs, unsafe ingredients and vape liquid leakage, but the authorities have rarely policed these companies.
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But the government has been helping them in a haphazard way, often with emergency provisions under Federal Emergency Management Agency, rather than with a coordinated proactive strategy.
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A. Squirrels' nests, also called dreys, may look like haphazard clumps of leaves but are actually fairly complex in their construction, with several layers of different materials.
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Several experts, however, said the recent sidewalk-clearance campaigns were a far cry from Singapore's earlier effort because they seemed shortsighted, haphazard and biased against the poor.
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Wanting to give fans the joy of seeing a young Minerva McGonagall onscreen is understandable — but tying your narrative timeline in knots over a haphazard cameo is not.
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As The Sorrow and several other characters argue in the game, the castoffs are an unnatural, violent, haphazard group who have very little concern for those around them.
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Indeed, one might argue the grinding epidemic of large scale shootings in America is actually more haphazard and thus dangerous for the average citizen than headline-grabbing rampages.
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Paez&aposs family was typical of Los Lotes&apos haphazard growth over the years, with five sons each building a dwelling on a plot their grandparents had settled.
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This all sounds kind of haphazard, which isn't necessarily a huge surprise since Medium came to the subscription model only after trying and abandoning an advertising-based business.
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Jim Jeffrey, the US Envoy for Syria and the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS, suggested damaging and long-lasting impact from the President's haphazard policy moves on Syria.
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Yet despite the formal presence given off by an infusion of military forces, the process of identifying migrants remains haphazard and appears to be nothing more than profiling.
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Breach response is always chaotic, but this one is particularly haphazard because of a new set of rules established by the EU's General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR.
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The result is that American signals on North Korea are is haphazard and scattered, and far more dependent on the president's personal whims than it needs to be.
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Reconstruction of Mosul, much of which was destroyed in a military campaign to recapture the city from Islamic State militants in 2017, has barely begun and is haphazard.
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For Feathered Changes, Serpent Disappearances, Deball creates rubbings, sculpture, and pottery as a set of studies on the sometimes haphazard dispersal, recombination, and interpretation of artifacts over time.
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The opposing Houthis, too, have been blamed for haphazard shelling, and leaving the country littered in landmines, exposing Yemenis not only to fatal threats now, but for generations.
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It could be fun once it figures out where and how to direct its snark, but at the start, it's too haphazard to make much of an impression.
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A long ribbon of elevated highway circles much of the city before expanding north into the neighboring State of Mexico, where public transportation is at its most haphazard.
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This is my favorite advice because most people don't plan their search; they simply go about it in a haphazard fashion, [so] you'll be ahead of the game.
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He hires two down-and-out friends, Tedo Hurkoglu and Lashard Rewis, to help him mount an extremely haphazard kidnapping scheme that involves abducting Mike Malone after practice.
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Instead, he has proposed the death penalty for drug dealers, entered into haphazard diplomacy talks with North Korea, and gone back and forth on his views on tariffs.
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I would caution against concluding anything based on this haphazard browsing other than that the results do back up the researchers' sense that there's more research on dogs.
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The state of the house, from dilapidation to haphazard renovation, mirrors the shifting relationships among its residents, including a Jewish family in hiding, a former courtesan and more.
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From then on, her well-being and "somewhat haphazard education" are overseen by her guardian, the poet Stéphane Mallarmé, and by her mother's friends and colleagues, the Impressionists.
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The haphazard nature of the government's tactics was revealed this week when a ballyhooed session with bond investors in the capital, Caracas, produced few attendees and no results.
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His haphazard and faint-hearted defense of democratic freedoms and amateur approach to messaging foreign audiences when his leadership is put to the test, does democracy a disservice.
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The city's Department of Homeless Services has been criticized for having a patchwork of shelters and making haphazard placements that frequently saddle children with long commutes to school.
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The targeted nature of such destruction means it generally escapes widespread condemnation from the peaceful camp, but that could change if the damage were to become more haphazard.
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Such efforts tend to be haphazard and revolve around Mr. Trump's comments at rallies and on his Twitter feed, as does much of the messaging of his campaign.
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The Texas Republican reiterated that tariffs, "which are pretty haphazard and are actually impacting American businesses," are not effective in getting China to changes its ways on trade.
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The sound recordings that resulted — she released dozens of albums before her death last year — are unpredictable and atmospheric, but there is nothing chaotic or haphazard about them.
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Under the current haphazard laws and rules adopted by states that have legalized, we are simply not able to ensure public health and safety as marijuana becomes mainstream.
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The fact that this matter is even in question is a testament to the haphazard and confusing way the Trump administration has decided to make major policy announcements.
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Similarly, akin to a child's purposeless meandering on paper, "Breath and Fall" (2015), is a free-flowing outpouring of haphazard lines and doodles over chunky dollops of paint.
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What do some of America's top North Korea experts think, and why is it that they're divided on a Trump policy that seems (from the outside) haphazard at best?
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In the beginning, the plans for the robbery feel incredibly ill-formed and haphazard, especially as mapped out, by Jimmy himself, in a 10-point list on the refrigerator.
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More recently, Musk joined CEOs from across the industry in condemning Trump's haphazard immigration restrictions, but it came just as Musk was joining up to Trump's Manufacturing Jobs Initiative.
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The company's approach to disruptive elements and abusive users ranging from run-of-the-mill trolls to well-established hate groups has always been haphazard and inconsistent at best.
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However, the forest department's haphazard approach to the trapping and release of monkeys and their treatment before and after the operation, could be the real reason behind the problem.
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Instead of relying on users alone to tag videos — which is haphazard and inconsistent — it will allow these sites to build a more comprehensive database of what they're offering.
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Almost 60 professional Muay Thai matches and 12 straight MMA victories later, Champion still speaks of the haphazard venue with a bit of awe mixed into her wry observations.
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Along with the administration's haphazard and often uncompromising approach to international relations, we may also see the end of such global initiatives as the International Rare Diseases Research Consortium.
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The first iteration of the order was haphazard, poorly-written and subject to court challenges, which is why the White House struggled to get cover from its own party.
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"I had been haphazard in getting skin checks, and the doctor said that had I waited another six or nine months, the melanoma could have become untreatable," Johnson said.
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Regardless, the haphazard collection of countries with the best cybersecurity chops suggests that best practices are within reach regardless a country's financial resources, population size, or any other variable.
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You might call it flashy, and part of the early negative reaction was the result of the design being sort of haphazard and not entirely worth the long wait.
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What remained was haphazard and inconsistent, a concert that told no coherent story about Prince apart from the fact that he was widely admired and almost impossible to emulate.
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Works by the likes of Max Beckmann, Emil Nolde, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Marc Chagall, Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky, and Oskar Kokoschka were hung in a haphazard and chaotic manner.
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Longworth said that Situation Tables "aren't formalized" and are "not perfect," a characterization she says reflects the haphazard way in which the model was rolled out in the province.
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During the Monopoly tournament, the haphazard nature of real-life real-estate transactions was lost on the students who focused on the top prize, which amounted to about $2,000.
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Tova told me a few more details about herself, but in a haphazard fashion, so it was hard for me to understand what came first and what came later.
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He asks a handful of former public servants, now living as private civilians, what they fear might happen if Trump continues his haphazard approach to staffing the federal government.
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But 40 years later, data collection is still haphazard as policing agencies that protect just 31 percent of the country's population volunteer to abide by the deeper reporting standards.
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Instead, it was a haphazard alliance of convenience between individual militiamen — a kind of attack made possible by the total chaos that prevailed in Benghazi after Qaddafi was toppled.
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The collection can seem a bit haphazard, but the modern works, including photos and iron sculptures from West African artists honored during Dakar's Biennnale, are not to be missed.
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Even though Moshe Yassur's production has a hazy, haphazard feel, in times like ours, a story about ordinary people seduced by fascist overtures seems too, well, on the nose.
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The haphazard and misleading response to the news — including a statement dictated by Mr. Trump himself — led to finger-pointing in the Trump camp and to Mr. Kasowitz's departure.
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He looked surprised when I asked if any were postcards but then, after digging through a haphazard pile of manila folders, he pulled out a small stack of them.
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The first major deportations under Herbert Hoover were cruel and haphazard attempts to expel anyone with a Mexican-sounding name – including some U.S. citizens – to open up more jobs.
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Ondaatje brilliantly evokes a haphazard time in postwar London: dark streets in areas the Blitz has destroyed, night barges transporting dogs bound for the racetrack, the world of spies.
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His last book, The Spider Network, was a meticulously reported story of a possibly autistic man at the center of a haphazard global conspiracy to manipulate the Libor rate.
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It is difficult to separate admiration for what Lee has achieved in writing this book from evaluation of the resulting product, which is honest and insightful but feels haphazard.
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Because of its haphazard emergence, urban farming is largely unregulated, leaving farmers free to use whatever liquids they can find - including dangerous effluents - to grow their crops, officials warned.
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If people could see my own nonstandard, haphazard career path toward being a reasonably compensated startup founder, perhaps it would help them find contentment in where they are now.
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"We have to let the Chinese know that we recognize that President Trump has pursued an arbitrary and haphazard trade policy that's had victims on both sides," Yang said.
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My sister's feats of haphazard behavior — like losing our car keys on a cross-country road trip or leaving her wallet on the bus to the airport — are legendary.
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Hint: Keeping pin-heavy looks from going into haphazard Hellraiser territory is about simplicity, believe it or not, and giving the pins a purpose — even when you're creating decorative patterns.
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I wrote back in 2013 that Facebook's "categorial imperative," by which the company assembles personas from political and social breadcrumbs in haphazard jigsaw style, fundamentally limits its understanding of users.
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Sometimes, it's in the way the show will suddenly start cross-cutting from story to story in haphazard, thrillingly reckless ways, like its attention is split in a million directions.
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Police said they found a "haphazard daisy-chain of extension cords and plug extenders" leading into the tunnel complex "that created a substantial risk of fire," according to court documents.
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The off-tempo vocal delivery is uninspired, the outro sounds like a shreds video, and the haphazard percussion only confirms there were several fedoras present at the time of recording.
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"This bird is a metaphor for the thought that takes flight", Magda Radu, the show's curator, explains, noting the artist's interest in involuntary movement as a haphazard path to creativity.
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Tsipras accepted full political responsibility for the disaster on Friday and pledged a series of changes, including on illegal and haphazard construction which is thought to have worsened the blaze.
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Lee Gyung-ryul, a protester with No Olympics Anywhere, said he thought the way the Korean government combined the teams was a little haphazard, but was happy they did it.
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The result has often been haphazard enforcement of policies: Facebook removed pages associated with Jones and his Infowars website starting last year, but left up his personal profile, for example.
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But there is no overarching system for managing or even designating such places; instead, they are subject to a complicated, overlapping and haphazard mix of local, provincial and national administration.
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Sandweg, the former DHS counselor, said that the tallying of prosecutions mentioned in the emails appears to be haphazard, but the omission of tracking children's whereabouts was even more alarming.
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"Now it's more of a little kitchen lab and a bit less haphazard, but I'm still in my kitchen!" says Preston, who is currently working on a new oil blend.
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In the video, walls of printers spit out paper to create different patterns, changing like a kaleidoscope on a bender before printing haphazard mosaics of the beach, sky, and earth.
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His efforts to manage the economy, market and currency have been undercut at every turn by global headwinds and haphazard policy-making, Keith Bradsher reports in The New York Times.
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Multiple former employees say the haphazard approach to structuring the company's finances is why the accounting firm KPMG cut ties with Faraday Future, as reported by Jalopnik earlier this year.
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Details: Two reports from the Georgetown Law Center on Privacy and Technology released today, outline both a proliferation of facial recognition systems and the haphazard way they are often used.
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With 284 overall casualties, this year's scattered mass shootings, which tend to receive haphazard attention at best, have been almost as bloody as the Belgium attack with its 301 casualties.
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China Southern, headquartered in Guangzhou, near Hong Kong, is China's biggest carrier by passenger volume but is known for sometimes haphazard service, with flights delayed or canceled with little notice.
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But the extra time won't solve the haphazard structure of Congressional hearings, in which questions bounce back and forth between members of the two parties in disjointed five-minute intervals.
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The Payne Lindseys of the world chase mysteries in their own haphazard fashion, while the Sarah Koenigs know how to apply a polished, professional gloss to the most chaotic investigations.
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But instead of talking about the NFL's haphazard guardianship of its incredible game, we should be talking about the actually incredible game Super Bowl LIII is shaping up to be.
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The decision received bipartisan backlash, both because the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) continues to hold territory in Syria and because of the haphazard way it was made.
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It can also be haphazard, especially in the second act, when the men visit Roderick's hippie mother (Carole Monferdini) in New Mexico, where they hope Tuffer can finally go clean.
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There's a tacit admission that it's too late to fix the season's biggest missteps (the traffic stop and its utterly absent consequences, baby angst, Rachel's traumatic reveal, Adam's haphazard return).
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Amis narrated and satirized the tribulations of a haphazard lecturer, but his true target was the vicious class hierarchies that lingered in postwar Britain despite the nation's promise to democratize.
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Now IGTV feels haphazard, with trashy viral videos and miscropped ports amongst its Popular section alongside a few creators trying to produce made-for-IGTV talk shows and cooking tutorials.
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But Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have all been vigorously criticized for their seemingly haphazard and inconsistent application of their existing policies, whether with respect to nudity, harassment, or copyright infringement.
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This result may indicate a haphazard stitching together of clothing based upon materials that were available to the Iceman, as ancient rudimentary leather is posited to rapidly deteriorate after manufacture.
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It's more like a visual autobiography — a haphazard log of the artists they have collaborated with, sprinkled with the occasional gallery purchase or craft project by one of their children.
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So far, there has been only self-interested self-regulation that looks like a mishmash of reactive and haphazard decisions by executives who seem to remain ignorant of human nature.
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His defenses of the Haymarket anarchists, the Pullman strikers, Eugene V. Debs, John T. Scopes, and Leopold and Loeb march by in a haphazard parade, with little attempt at analysis.
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The overwhelmingly white Parole Board is chronically understaffed — it now has 13 members instead of 19 — which means that it goes about its business in a hurried, almost haphazard way.
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As President Donald Trump's Twitter trigger finger has revealed, he has taken a much more haphazard approach when it comes to both crafting policies and communicating them to the public.
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Residents of Karachi's slums — by some estimates 61 percent of the population lives in the haphazard concrete sprawl along the city's perimeter — face other challenges in dealing with the heat.
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Android apps on tablets were a mess, adding them as an option on ChromeOS felt haphazard, and most recently the Galaxy Fold had a slapdash approach to windowing multiple apps.
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If Mr. Biden were to run, he would no doubt make his foreign policy credentials, and Mr. Trump's haphazard debut on the global stage, a major theme of his campaign.
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We talked about everything from the politics of the goose, to a shocking revelation about the origins of its HONK, to the haphazard and fumbly way the game was developed.
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Not gonna do it: it's enterprise-focused and from what I can tell about Google's cloud business right now, a haphazard message app strategy is the least of their worries.
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As the possibility of the truly purposeless, the haphazard, random, and even ugly is further selected out, so too is the uniqueness of the personal connection to space and place.
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The rest of the apartment has the atmosphere of a college dormitory room, with its obligatory unpacked suitcase on the floor and haphazard strewings of books and papers and objects.
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Utilizing a "haphazard" collection of hardware, they're able to create pieces with surreal logics, interlocking and interacting in ways that shouldn't make sense, linking distant worlds and creating new ones.
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Dan Brewer (RET.) The haphazard method of incineration generated numerous pollutants, including carbon monoxide and dioxin—the same chemical compound found in Agent Orange, the dangerous defoliant during the Vietnam War.
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Blame the National Rifle Association, blame haphazard gun control measures, blame inadequacies in the mental health system—whatever the cause, a growing number of citizens, and lawmakers, feel things must change.
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We chat about Saulnier's history of experimental filmmaking, the casting of Patrick Stewart as Green Room's neo-Nazi villain, and how his haphazard use of violence creates a visceral horror experience.
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In rolling out his apparently haphazard and ill-conceived travel ban, Trump has put a match to an accumulation of tinder-dry worries, grown in the run up to his presidency.
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And even those critics should be curious how the Trump administration has managed any of that, when so much of what it has done has seemed haphazard, ill-considered and incoherent.
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" Cybersecurity and voting experts said they were not surprised the app failed, and that the rollout of the app was so haphazard and irresponsible that its failure was a "predictable outcome.
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Google's search algorithms have been haphazard for a long time, but over the past year we've seen a number of incidents where top results are spreading wildly inaccurate and offensive material.
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After a full decade of seemingly improvisational, almost haphazard looking lighting tableaus, here now was a design as fluid with symmetry as it was conversant in the language of negative space.
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Like the CBS mainstay, it's a chart show, a haphazard smattering of a given week's best-selling artists playing in a TV studio to a bunch of awkward, half-clapping adolescents.
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Tsipras has accepted full political responsibility for the disaster and pledged a series of changes, including a crackdown on illegal and haphazard construction that is thought to have worsened the blaze.
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The force is struggling to cope amid haphazard decision-making, worsening morale and anger among rank-and-file officers that they are taking the public heat for government unpopularity, they warned.
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"We've gone through the haphazard cuts of sequester that we're probably to the point of needing an organized process to review facilities, and that includes Congress at this point," Turner said.
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Justice Breyer questioned Noel Francisco, a lawyer for a second group of challengers, describing a federal program filled with haphazard exemptions and asking whether it would violate the religious freedom law.
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So they make these retrospective judgments, but in a kind of haphazard way that doesn't seem to promote accountability in the way that political scientists would like to think it does.
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I saw other people having fun with sports and exercise, and I wanted to feel that way, so I began trying to befriend my own body through haphazard trial and error.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump arrived in Britain after two days of haphazard deal making with NATO allies and throwing some of America's closest diplomatic relationships into disarray.
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While the president will certainly face a great deal of political backlash, Republicans up for reelection are also becoming especially uneasy with the neverending trade dispute and haphazard implementation of tariffs.
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We might not notice these haphazard marks when they are on an actual floor, but on McEneaney's wood panels, they become an integral, and at times dominant, element of the composition.
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Indeed, if you are pro-immigration as I am, you have to acknowledge that this haphazard "system" has overwhelmed the Border Patrol and our immigration courts and contributed to Trump's election.
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The décor has a haphazard, thrown-together feel: Christmas lights, a poster of the ruins of Tikal on the wall, a cartoon cutout of Dora the Explorer, the tiny restaurant's namesake.
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WASHINGTON — As anyone associated with the Trump administration knows, it only takes one outburst — a few haphazard emojis here, a call to The New Yorker there — to cement a new reputation.
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The president's absence, which his aides dismissed as a mere coincidence of the calendar, seemed to highlight the haphazard way in which his White House has approached its dealings with Congress.
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The change of setting provides a smart framework that not only connects the work with the history of its composition, but also provides an organizing principle for the purposefully haphazard plot.
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The haphazard budget set-up, where agencies are expected to chip in, has only gotten more precarious as the hubs go further into an administration that seems largely indifferent to them.
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"Beach House 2" was vital and entertainingly sleazy, far more innovative than the pretty but haphazard retro collection helmed by Mr. Remi, the producer who gave Amy Winehouse her throwback swing.
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CreditCreditGuillermo Arias for The New York Times TIJUANA, Mexico — The sky had been dark since morning, the Baja sun a rumor behind banks of clouds settled comfortably over Tijuana's haphazard hills.
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In the magical world the play creates, two well-meaning, if haphazard, protagonists live in a multistory treehouse where they try to write a story, but keep getting distracted by villains.
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Scholars like Manchester University's Roberta Mazza have been consistently highlighting the danger of the Green family's haphazard approach, from purchasing objects that had appeared (illegally) on eBay to Carroll's Palmolive effect.
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Air drops are a last resort for delivering humanitarian aid because they are haphazard, expensive and can provide only a fraction of what can be supplied by a convoy of trucks.
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The mother said the head of the department pushed the case based on scant hearsay testimony in a haphazard series of interviews and hearings, some of which he was not privy to.
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It's a haphazard mishmash of more meaningful and resonant pieces of culture, a callow pastiche that stands on the shoulders of more interesting works and demands the applause they've earned for itself.
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The haphazard way these bans were implemented make it hard to pinpoint exact dates, but for several years metal fans were at risk of arrest simply for wearing a band's T-shirt.
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The Holy Synod made up of all Greek bishops said in a letter read out loud at Sunday&aposs memorial service that everyone bears responsibility for protecting the environment from haphazard development.
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In an admittedly haphazard way, that might be what Daddy are looking to convey through this project, and it might also be one reason why James Franco so aggressively courts queer art.
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The beginnings of the band may seem haphazard, but even from the band's infancy, there's been a glorious harmony to their three instrumental voices that allows their improvisation to be nearly invisible.
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It's a change meant to curtail what was previously a haphazard flow of documents or print-outs — some of dubious origin — to the stack of reading material that Trump sifts through daily.
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Twitter, in response to questions from The Times, said the trolling and spread of disinformation about the Kentucky race appeared scattershot and haphazard, but largely appeared to originate in the United States.
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I would admire a haphazard installation of an Albanian urn, an old Coke bottle, and a vase of decades-old dried weeds, all sitting on top of piles of National Geographic magazines.
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Frances F. Townsend, a former Homeland Security adviser to George W. Bush, said she hoped that Thursday would be a turning point in the halting and haphazard struggle to derail Mr. Trump.
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At a glance, the objects seem simply like the material amassed overtime by an indecisive collector, but they evoke a sense of darkness, or at least disorder, heightened by their haphazard placement.
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Some in the neighborhood want to be sure this cultural activity not only remains central to the area, but that it also retains the gritty, haphazard quality that has made it distinct.
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Yet the video depicts a curiously haphazard operation, with an ill-advised placement of the mine on the ship, careless safety procedures to remove it and little effort to hide the activity.
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Lone-wolf plots inspired by ISIS or al-Qaeda, on the other hand, are generally less deadly — but also, by their homegrown and often haphazard nature, much harder to spot and disrupt.
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"We need a cyber doctrine and our enemy needs to know what it is," he said, referring to a feeling that American response to cyber threats was haphazard under the Obama administration.
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There are some haphazard care instructions scribbled on the back of a Martha Stewart recipe, and there's a cat here I've never seen before, so that's how this is going so far.
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Trump's vision of the US military as a mercenary force is horrifying, but even more horrifying is that he has engaged in the seemingly purposeful, if haphazard, destruction of long-term alliances.
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This is a deliberate stylistic choice — but it's also exasperating, even allowing for the fact that Theo is meant to be an exasperating character, an Everyman whose motivations are arbitrary and haphazard.
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His observations about "Daisy" — like his praise for spontaneous, haphazard cine-flow and the freed camerawork of the avant-garde deity Stan Brakhage — point to the artistic direction that Mekas would embrace.
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This tradition continues to this day, with indigenous extraterrestrial tribes in Avatar and Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets being little more than haphazard mixtures of Native American and African iconography.
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While political commentators point to all the risks and threats that the nation faces as a result of President Trump's haphazard approach to foreign policy, most Americans aren't worried about international conflicts now.
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When reward systems at the workplace are much less clear, obfuscated by undefined goals, poor interpersonal communication and haphazard raises, these career simulation games can feel like the "playing house" version of life.
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No, it created this game for people who have loved Sonic all their lives, who remained patient as Sega stumbled through increasingly haphazard ideas about what to do with its once edgy icon.
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This is partly due to the fact that there was very little forensic evidence for many of the murders, and partly due to the fact that Bundy benefited from haphazard and befuddled policing.
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Although SoundCloud had a content ID system in place since 2011, it began more rigorously enforcing copyright complaints after inking deals with labels, often with haphazard results, so hardcore users started looking elsewhere.
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Sure, bangs that are longer, thicker, and straighter than others are more high-maintenance; but if done right, it's a style that makes even your most haphazard style look sophisticated and put together.
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On any Android phone, my favorite shortcut is the double tap of the power button to launch the camera — a quick, instinctive action — which the U12 Plus turns into a comically haphazard frustration.
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It's no wonder that there's so much confusion about whether Alex Jones and Infowars belong on the platform given how opaque the company is about its own policies and haphazard enforcement of them.
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As WIRED and others have reported, the haphazard policy enactment has left asylum-seekers in a labyrinthine, multi-agency system rife with opportunities for records linking families to go missing or lack information.
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In front of me is a large, white paper that's been covered in abstract, haphazard patterns of coffee grounds, held to the sheet underneath by what might be human saliva mixed with Vaseline.
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Until now, few Republicans have had the temerity to challenge Trump's flagrant assault on democratic mores and values — the mistreatment of the press, the haphazard executive orders, the compulsive disregard for the truth.
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It comes at a time when he and his close associates in the Likud party face criticism for their haphazard efforts to shut down the existing state broadcaster and set up a successor.
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It was a change meant to curtail what was previously a haphazard flow of documents or print-outs -- some of dubious origin -- to the stack of reading material that Trump sifts through daily.
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Undercounted and unidentified Border Patrol has failed to include hundreds of migrants who died on US soil in its official tally, and haphazard identification of those migrants can leave their families without answers.
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But there's often a rush toward the end of hospitalization — when a patient wants to leave or a rehab bed opens up — leading to a haphazard set of final conversations, appointments and prescriptions.
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From Mike Allen and Swan: Trump has grown to especially hate Kelly's rigid rules, so he purposely blew off Chief of Staff John Kelly's process and announced planned tariffs in a haphazard way.
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And chaos -- even when it works -- stresses the parts of an administration tasked with carrying out the haphazard -- and often contradictory -- orders from a President who, increasingly, is facing questions about his competence.
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More unsettling, haphazard enforcement and surveillance efforts there have upended commerce with our No. 2 trading partner and have struggled to stop extremists, drug traffickers and illegal immigrants from entering the United States.
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But it was a pyrrhic victory: Al-Shabaab used Ethiopia's unpopular and haphazard operation in the Somali capital to ride a wave of public resentment that helped rapidly grow its power and influence.
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"The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed," Mr. Pollack wrote in an email.
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But the deal has plenty of critics in both parties, who say that Mr. Trump's tactics have been haphazard and economically damaging, and that the agreement leaves the most important economic issues unresolved.
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It's an annoyingly pretentious phrase, but for any eye-rollers out there, it's the haphazard tearing into irregular, craggly-edged chunks, rather than meticulously cubing them with a knife, that makes them spectacular.
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It makes sense that as filmmakers have made haphazard progress with telling queer stories, it has been tantalizingly easy to keep exploring how LGBT people — especially queer teens — grapple with how to come out.
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However, by better understanding the haphazard means by which elites signal their desired policies to Putin, we can watch those more public channels and, perhaps, get advance warning of what is being discussed there.
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So this was just a platform where I was in a more formal setting for that to happen versus how it normally happens, which is kind of off the cuff, or haphazard, or random.
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And when she does this shortly before the curtain drops on her story and the show's life — before we get see her meaningfully stand up again — it leaves a final impression of haphazard incompleteness.
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In reality, the process is frequently more rushed and haphazard — artists and labels hurry the process along in order to get songs out, and metadata is frequently cleaned up later as mistakes are noticed.
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Republicans take charge of impeachment defense CNN reported on Thursday that Republican lawmakers were taking the reins of the effort to counter the Democratic impeachment push amid frustration at the White House's haphazard approach.
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I also know I want to buy a home in the near future, and I'm so worried that my haphazard spending and saving will make it impossible to ever get my down payment together.
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There's something to the moments between tweets, when you suspect people are watching and waiting for your next sentence, while you're trying to write quickly enough to stay connected through Twitter's haphazard threading system.
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The haphazard way that Siri has lurched forward has got to get smoothed out if Apple is going to make a huge play for improvements in the same way that it's doing with Maps.
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"There is a history in Hollywood of haphazard endings to trilogies, and I didn't want to become a part of that dishonorable tradition of pretending the third one doesn't exist," he wrote on Facebook.
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TRIPOLI, Libya — The casualties at the Aziziya field hospital south of Tripoli used to arrive with gaping wounds and shattered limbs, victims of the haphazard artillery fire that has defined battles among Libyan militias.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) has no standardized practices for cost accounting, does a haphazard job tracking costs, and in fact regularly engages in practices that conceal the total costs for each species.
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NATO has faced plenty of existential scares in the era of President Donald Trump, but now the United States' long-standing allies in East Asia have become victims of the president's haphazard transactional worldview.
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When the BLM applied a similar zoned approach in Nevada, three solar projects were approved in under ten months – less than half the time it has taken using more haphazard project-by-project methods.
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Richard Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, waved a page of a draft version of the proposal with handwritten changes to in the margins at one point to demonstrate what he attacked as a haphazard process.
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Mr. Clifford also recited accounts of gun violence from Charles Reznikoff's "Testimony," a poem culled from court records that is a less haphazard predecessor to Ms. Chuma's collections of voices and documents of suffering.
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And you — or rather, the New Jersey Repertory Company in Long Branch — did so with "Struck," a somewhat haphazard comedy that nonetheless succeeds because of an abundance of energy and a lot of likability.
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Meanwhile, the haphazard application of new emissions standards saw dealers struggling to shift swollen inventory of older models, and a long wait for news on electric-vehicle subsidies has hurt the likes of Nio.
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At Gawker, staff members also cited unionization as part of an effort to improve haphazard communications between management and staff members as the company grew from a scrappy start-up to an established site.
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Sustained investment in Alzheimer's research is what we need, with long-term funding goals and plans in place, not a haphazard approach to funding as if all the lives at stake do not matter.
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Huge slabs of ice, some metres thick, were stacked in haphazard heaps all around us, displaced by the constantly shifting pressures pulsing through the frozen skin of the vast ocean that lay beneath us.
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Other sources called Grab's management ineffective and their policies haphazard, and claimed that the office it opened in Seattle in January is symptomatic of its struggle to attract and retain talent in Southeast Asia.
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As I have often stated, Comey is an affable and amiable gentleman and one must trust — I guess — that his heart is pure and his haphazard efforts as FBI director were earnest and sincere.
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Handling his exit in such a haphazard manner has earned Johnson untold amounts of criticism in the days since, given how much the Lakers mean to Southern Californians and how unexpected this news was.
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Jon Steele, a photographer who had brought a chain saw to help remove fallen trees, said the service, haphazard as it might have seemed, was a welcome distraction from the carnage of southeast Texas.
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Demna Gvasalia doesn't use Russian characters, but there's a Soviet sense to his aesthetic: oversize and shrunken garments layered in a haphazard way, and awkward proportions in odd fabrics, like fake leather or Lurex.
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In arguments that intermittently advanced conspiracy theories, attacked the whistleblower, and questioned House Democrats' fact pattern, President Trump's defense counsel made a haphazard case against convicting the president in the impeachment trial this week.
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It is not surprising that Picabia was also a member of the Section d'Or group, and, like Léger, distributed disparate body parts and mechanical elements in what seems at first a turbulent, haphazard fashion.
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Some of them had been here a week, and the resultant pop-up village was a baffling, haphazard medina of humongous live-aboard vehicles, grilling setups, cornhole games, improvised saloons, and chain-link fence.
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But Corbo observed that, unlike the randomly dispersed cones in human eyes, or the neat rows of cones in the eyes of many fish, the chicken's cones had a haphazard and yet remarkably uniform distribution.
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Trump confirmed what my reporting had made clear, which is that many of those choices had been haphazard, in part because his presidential transition team was wildly unprepared for him to actually win the presidency.
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But in the end, the overall film feels haphazard, like it's careening wildly down the street, shouting information at you and hoping you can keep up, all thanks to its awkwardly edited leaps of logic.
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Indeed, in describing how his unit was organized, Knutson paints a picture of a political, haphazard, wasteful and ultimately disappointing division where it was never quite clear who should be working on what or why.
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If early experiments were dedicated but haphazard, like Isaac Newton poking himself in the eye with a blunt needle to understand vision, recent work is like Newton splitting a ray of light with a prism.
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After Tuesday's correction, the SIGAR inspector general slammed the Defense Department for having "classified or marked not releasable to the public large amounts of data in a seemingly haphazard fashion" in the last three quarters.
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And Lake Lure's haphazard relationship with history, its attempt to keep track of the Dirty Dancing locations even if the buildings have burned down, bumps up against the belief of Dirty Dancing fans every August.
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The ostensible forest guide, Lane (Wes Robinson), issues haphazard and useless warnings that the witch is a take-no-prisoners kind of gal, but these make no sense given that he's entered the woods himself.
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Compared to Tesla and Waymo, Uber took a more haphazard approach with its self-driving testing, which is typical for the company that has epitomized the "move fast and break things" motto of Silicon Valley.
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Tsipras said he accepted full political responsibility for the disaster last week and pledged a series of changes, including a crackdown on illegal and haphazard construction, failings that are thought to have worsened the fire.
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AutoDraw is like AI's take on Pictionary—it looks at your rather haphazard drawings on screen and then tries to recognize what you're trying to sketch out, replacing your efforts with something much more professional.
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In another scientifically questionable move, the European Commission recently unveiled its proposal for a haphazard system to identify chemicals as "endocrine disruptors" without actually confirming whether named substances can actually harm the human endocrine system.
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Set in New York (although, because of the play's haphazard exposition, it takes a while to figure that out), the play centers on two Filipino-American families who inhabit different apartments in the same building.
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The haphazard nature with which US sanctions are often enforced also undermines them as a tool of negotiation—often the target, like Iran, cannot be sure a change in behavior will actually get them lifted.
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Yellowing papers crammed into mail slots, broken chandeliers and busted calculators, an ancient slide projector and more lay in seemingly haphazard fashion, and provide nifty hiding places for those "odd-looking personages" of Irving's story.
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The outcome is likely to further complicate efforts to solve a migration crisis in which coordination among Europeans is already so haphazard that Ms. Merkel has looked to Turkey to solve the problem for them.
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The government has announced a long list of relief measures and promised to tackle decades-old problems, including haphazard and unlicensed residential building, to minimise the risk of a repeat disaster and cool public anger.
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And the brushstrokes were imperfect too, visible, haphazard, the paint distributed unevenly, inexpertly; but that wasn't right, really it was striving for something ideal, that was what I felt, the frequency I wanted to catch.
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While the administration got off to a sure-footed start on Venezuela, rallying dozens of countries against the Venezuelan president, critics said its response had become haphazard and chaotic as the crisis has dragged on.
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If "The Light Years" can seem haphazard or uncurated, scribbling hitchhiking routes back and forth across the map, what it sacrifices in reflection on Chris's experience it makes up for in reflection of the culture.
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And given both Justin Timberlake's somnolent 22018 performance and Maroon 22010 and Travis Scott's haphazard, cringe-inducing celebration of Adam Levine's chest tattoos, the past few halftime shows have offered plenty of room for improvement.
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But it's slightly haphazard: It includes "No Fences," a diamond-certified album from 303, and "The Chase," an almost diamond-certified album from 1992, but not "Ropin' the Wind," a diamond-certified album from 1991.
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Instead of hoping for small improvements from generation to generation, in a haphazard process that can take decades to pay off, scientists will use 21st-century know-how to pick up the pace of progress.
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The seemingly haphazard response has prompted calls from all sides to adopt a clear new set of rules governing harassment claims that streamlines the process for accusers while ensuring rights of defense for the accused.
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It was a framing reflected by the President himself in a tweet thread Monday night, that amounted to a full flip from his claims last week, and once again displays his haphazard approach to policymaking.
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It's a question we can only answer with the help of a few haphazard, slipshod mathematical equations, hastily thrown together by someone (me) with virtually no working knowledge of math beyond a fifth-grade level.
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In some cases in France and elsewhere in Europe, the thefts appeared to be executed almost flawlessly, only for the thieves to be tripped up afterward by haphazard plans, often for disposing of the loot.
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Higginbotham describes an excruciating aftermath, as Pripyat's residents were coaxed into a "temporary" evacuation and middle-aged reservists were drafted into a haphazard cleanup process — though "cleanup" doesn't convey the perilous, Sisyphean ordeal they faced.
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Then-President George W. Bush's administration was criticized for its haphazard initial response to that storm, and Donald Trump's administration was taking care to be seen as responding quickly to its first major natural disaster.
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"The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed," Assange lawyer Barry Pollack told The New York Times.
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If you're getting a lot of your news off Facebook already, you must like the rather haphazard way it serves up stories and tries to keep you in the loop with what's happening in the world.
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Because of the haphazard manner in which data privacy has been treated over the last couple of decades, some organizations might not even know what data they have on hand, or what server is storing it.
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Far less than the sum of its parts, this haphazard show is best taken as an opportunity to reconsider Moreau's close kinship with literary models and his convoluted relevance to the shopworn concept of "modernity" itself.
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Here are three of them: Michael Bickelmeyer is an Ohioan whose campaign website mostly consists of a haphazard collection of PDFs, only some of which are relevant to his tilting-at-windmills bid for the presidency.
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"People end up spending a lot more money on electricity access just by using haphazard means (such as) kerosene lamps, firewood, candles, generators," said Aminata Dumbuya, Sierra Leone campaign director at the Power for All campaign.
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This lawless rider completely ignores the lengthy, deliberate, and inclusive process that led to the 2015 clean water rule and once again highlights the current administration's hasty and haphazard actions when it comes to public protections.
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Complaints abound about the haphazard nature of Mr. Trump's operation, in which power is so divided among strategists and members of the Trump family that the process of making even simple decisions is laborious and unpredictable.
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But modernization has been haphazard: the local limestone that was used is crumbling from more than a century of rain and air pollution, and no detailed blueprints exist for the building's maze of plumbing and wiring.
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In addition to "Big Deal," July also saw the release of his latest DFA album Black Bubblegum, a sticky collection of guitars, bass, and drums organized into a haphazard, harrowing collection of melted down rock tropes.
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"The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed," Barry Pollack, one of Assange's lawyers, told the Guardian.
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Instead, in a wealthy world of increasing economic disparity, I expect us to increasingly see two-tier infrastructure; stable, secure, reliable infrastructure for the 20%, and a haphazard, kinda-mostly-functional, vulnerable tier for the 80%.
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The haphazard angle it's shot from and imperfect cropping (her eyes are out of the frame) are bold gestural moves that put forward a new idea of portrait photography that is more raw, experimental, and revelatory.
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But too often the ideas here, visual and otherwise, feel haphazard — outer and inner space, Pattinson's head, sexual taboo, apocalypse now or maybe then — more like material for a vision board than a fully realized vision.
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As strange as that sounded, what happened next further underscored the haphazard oversight of the quarantine process, one of the most important tools that public health officials have to curb the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
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The former vice president charged that Trump engaged in a "haphazard" decision-making process to take out Soleimani and offered "tweets, threats and tantrums" instead of communicating why he made the move to Congress or allies.
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This haphazard approach not only allows some despots to get away with murder and build up their weapons of mass destruction, it also signals that it doesn't take much to get on Donald Trump's good side.
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The government has announced a long list of relief measures and promised to tackle decades-old problems, including haphazard and unlicensed residential building, to minimize the risk of a repeat disaster and to cool public anger.
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The haphazard method of getting rid of trash in open air burn pits generated numerous pollutants, including carbon monoxide and dioxin—the same chemical compound found in Agent Orange, the dangerous defoliant weaponized during the Vietnam War.
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Instead of a unified worldview, Trump has more of a set of impulses — for instance, that any international agreement should benefit the United States financially — but he tends to apply them in haphazard and often contradictory ways.
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At the same time, however, the U.S.' Gulf allies have been, at best, haphazard in their imposition of previous sanctions on the Taliban: If they follow through now on sending a real warning, the Taliban might listen.
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" Barry Pollack, an American lawyer representing Assange, told the Times: "The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed.
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But again, their positioning seems a bit haphazard, as if no one had really thought about how important it is to get a good flow-through from first to last, to pace, surprise, and delight the visitor.
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On early November Skype calls, he and Zammuto both remember the era fondly, breathlessly describing the bitter cold of the winter they spent working on the record in a haphazard studio they'd set up in the pantry.
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We'd argue that a foreign aid investment for the sending nations of Central America would offer returns that far outweigh the cost, and provide a far better deterrent to border crossings than our current haphazard, punitive approach.
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That is prompting warnings from experts who say the administration's haphazard use of tools that freeze assets and cut people and countries off from the world's banking system could undermine the entire program by spawning new workarounds.
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While Republicans claimed the CFPB's overzealous regulation and haphazard enforcement was starving off small institutions and slowing lending, Democrats countered that the economy was stronger under the agency's watch and that evidence doesn't back up Republican claims.
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TIANJIN, China (Reuters) - China will strictly prevent 'haphazard investment and redundant development' in the automobile industry, an official from the state planning agency said on Saturday, apparently referring to proposed rules on automakers' investments in new capacity.
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There are only about 1,100 confirmed cases in the United States, but experts fear that is only a fraction of the real prevalence, because testing for the coronavirus has been unavailable or haphazard in the United States.
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There's a genuineness to haphazard, imperfect production, Ford explained, and maybe even a taboo—perhaps the sense that the person you're watching isn't a professional, but doing this for the love of the act, just for you.
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The vote-counting meltdown in Iowa's antiquated and haphazard caucus system -- a process used partly to circumvent New Hampshire's law requiring it to hold the nation's first primary -- has further underlined the flaws in the existing order.
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Besides the fear of allocating funds you'd rather spend elsewhere, a lot of the anxiety comes from feeling insecure about making haphazard decisions and wondering whether the next guy knows a thing or two more about investing.
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Attractiveness is a very haphazard dish that can't be boiled down to height or skin color, but Asian men are told that regardless of what the idyllic mirepoix is or isn't, we just don't have the ingredients.
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But on Friday, multiple sources said that the order was not close to being signed — an indication perhaps of the somewhat haphazard approach to executive orders being taken by the new administration in its first week in office.
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The strange-science angle that briefly suggests a new spin on The Ring, with Gabriel supposedly investigating the afterlife in the most haphazard, disorganized, irresponsible way possible, winds up being one of an entire shoal of red herrings.
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Whenever you have so many loud voices involved — carriers and chip suppliers along with Google and device manufacturers — the outcome of their collaboration is prone to becoming exactly as haphazard and unpredictable as Android software upgrades have become.
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But if you look at mass shootings in Europe so far in 2016, not only is the pool of events drastically smaller, but the ones that do occur seem to involve haphazard gunfire in public areas less often.
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Jeddah, Saudi Arabia's commercial capital, is the largest port city on the Red Sea and the main gateway to Mecca, but its appeal to tourists has been limited by haphazard urban planning and a lack of public transport.
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Ms. Bakst and Mr. Masnyj bring attention to meticulous placements and replacements (of body parts, of objects); Mr. Cabrillos offers a more lovingly haphazard look at the body in relation to inanimate things, specifically two unglamorous beige carpets.
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China is trying to put the brakes on the blistering yet haphazard growth of the country's online micro-lenders, unveiling tougher rules in recent weeks, including a ban on loans to borrowers who have no source of income.
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So far as shooters go, this reboot was the best I played in 33: firmly old school of no-reload simplicity, but designed for speed, for efficient slaughter rather than the chunkier, more haphazard battles of the original.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The sculptural assemblages of Abraham Cruzvillegas often appear precarious, fragile, and haphazard, creating a heightened awareness of their fragility — and a fear of tripping over a taught rope or delicately balanced chair.
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Surprisingly, while plans for treatment for people who depend on methadone and buprenorphine to treat addiction are working reasonably well in some places so far, pain patients who need opioids seem to be getting much more haphazard care.
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The parcel is home to a haphazard collection of businesses: a coffee shop, a car wash, a dry cleaner, a Speedy Mart and a handful of other enterprises, most of which look like they have seen better days.
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But he was criticized for haphazard tax reform and shock demonetization of high-value currency notes in his first term - which contributed to an economic slowdown - as well as intolerance for dissent and ignoring anti-Muslim hate crimes.
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But sources say that laser-focus on public demonstrations led to the rushed launch of Uber's self-driving pilot in San Francisco, as well as a haphazard demo of Otto's autonomous trucks performing a beer delivery in Colorado.
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Decision-making, especially within groups, is often carried out in a haphazard way, broken up by irregular moments of collective reflection in which the members of the group attempt to rationalize the choices in terms of the outcomes.
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At an industry conference in Tianjin on Saturday, Nian Yong, head of NDRC's Department of Industry Coordination, said the agency will strictly prevent "haphazard investment and redundant development" in the auto industry, apparently referring to the proposed rules.
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Kelly has succeeded in imposing some order on what had been a haphazard operation, but Bannon will still have "a direct pipeline into the Oval Office with Breitbart, Twitter and the TV," the same White House official added.
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At the time of Trump's inauguration, some organizers said the haphazard nature of the planning meant the committee was unable to competitively bid out the contracts for venues and catering, leaving them subject to whatever vendors wanted to charge.
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But while the Retpoline team says they weren't caught off guard, the code for the tool wasn't made public until the day after the official announcement of the flaw, in part because of the haphazard break in the embargo.
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Just as the panel buildings themselves were a cheap bastardization of the utopian ideals of Brutalist architecture (à la Le Corbusier), the communities formed around these buildings were a haphazard and diluted version of the ideals of communism itself.
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The scope of assistance Mr. Al Hardan is accused of supplying to the Islamic State was unclear, and federal prosecutors declined to say whether he was planning any acts of terrorism or whether his efforts were sophisticated or haphazard.
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During the process of interpreting the tangles of stinkweed, crumpled chain link fences, and haphazard façades reaching for sneaker-festooned power lines, Brown began to see Marie Antoinette's piled hair — and from that bewildering epiphany the aforementioned shift followed.
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The police are struggling to cope amid haphazard decision-making, worsening morale and anger among rank-and-file officers that they are taking the public heat for government unpopularity, serving and retired officers, politicians and security analysts told Reuters.
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Girls gave Hannah her big break (publishing her Modern Love piece, the kind that has boosted many writers, and at least one killer whale) and then let her follow that up in a loping, haphazard, but decidedly upward trajectory.
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"The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed," Barry Pollack, an attorney for Assange in the United States, told CNN.
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To make "Suicide Squad" stand apart from a glut of superhero films, Sue Kroll, Warner's president of worldwide marketing and distribution, pursued a bold strategy, releasing haphazard-looking posters with stylized skulls and green and purple Day-Glo colors.
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It's something that could be said of much Italo-disco, a genre of peculiar experiments and miscommunicated messages, an entire wealth of music born from the haphazard attempts of confused producers as they tried to create something else entirely.
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But above all, White House veterans say, President Trump is responsible for the haphazard nature with which his operation has functioned, in part because he knew and cared little for the rules and norms that govern the executive branch.
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The transition from abstract brushstrokes to specific details is magical — I can think of no other word that quite describes what happens when an image emerges with such startling clarity from a welter of what seem like haphazard brushstrokes.
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Unlike China's system, our emerging post-privacy order is not (for now) totalitarian; its impositions are more decentralized and haphazard, more circumscribed and civilized, less designed and more evolved, more random in the punishments inflicted and the rules enforced.
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The picture offers a relentless barrage of toilet humor, haphazard film parodies (the sight of the director naked, channeling a "Silence of the Lambs" character, is unfortunate indeed) and gore effects that are no less repellent for being unconvincing.
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The FATF recommends such parallel investigations, and its report on Mexico underscored haphazard, uneven results of current investigations, noting low conviction rates and tiny seizures of assets compared with the amount of illicit proceeds that are generated in Mexico.
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That's the state of affairs in the opening pages of Bruce Chadwick's "Law and Disorder: The Chaotic Birth of the NYPD," which chronicles the haphazard beginnings of what is today the largest municipal police force in the United States.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Sunday delivered a more orderly, less haphazard response than he has offered to other provocations by North Korea after Pyongyang conducted a powerful nuclear test that intensified the pressure on his young presidency.
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This all conspires to give the impression that Twitter, instead of merely commenting on the world, can actually influence it in a far more targeted way than, say, a haphazard bundle of Facebook ad buys during a major election.
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But these haphazard, thematically mixed dungeons (you might have to put a dark, overgrown room next to a desert one) pale in comparison to the normal ones, which are of course in Zelda fashion carefully tuned and rewarding experiences.
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Make no mistake, if it is done in a precipitous and haphazard manner, there are risks to a withdrawal -- especially if it is without the cooperation of other regional powers with a stake in a peaceful and stable Afghanistan.
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After some half-asleep fumbling, I end up with a haphazard meal of oatmeal with chia seeds, Burmese lamb stir fry and rice, half a cup of black tea for the caffeine, and as much water as I can handle.
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But he acknowledged that the record of comments weaken the government's case -- and he suspects that they could be introduced alongside evidence that the order isn't tailored to a clear security risk and its haphazard rollout to strengthen constitutional challenges.
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Instead of allowing our busy schedules to foil future trips with haphazard planning, we asked Melissa Biggs Bradley, former travel editor of Town & Country and founder of Indagare — a boutique travel company that offers modern, membership-based travel services — for help.
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Reviews for the company on Glassdoor are absolutely brutal, with current and former employees making claims of haphazard management, conflicts with Chinese executives, broken promises, and sudden and massive department-wide layoffs taking place just months after employees were brought on.
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With multiple rounds of recall, confusing emails from the company and few ways to get face-to-face with a Samsung employee, Note 7 customers have to rely on often haphazard responses from the Korean electronic giant's competitors, carriers and retailers.
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It's an uneven, haphazard selection, but leaving artistic quality aside, its unusually optimistic-sounding title inadvertently raises a large and intriguing question: At a time when contemporary art seems to be spinning its wheels, what could a new heritage be?
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SALVADOR, Brazil (Reuters) - There is nothing Lionel Messi craves more than winning a trophy with Argentina but his side's haphazard performance in the 2-0 Copa America defeat by Colombia on Saturday laid bare the difficulty of the task he faces.
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"We've learned over the last year that Trump is probably even more haphazard and incompetent than some of the people most fearful about his presidency believed, which makes it much more difficult for him to undermine the system," Mounk adds.
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Assuming Wood and Harris are paying attention and not logging hours on Fortnite, keeping your actors so totally unaware that they don't even know the plot seems like a pretty haphazard way for HBO to make such a complex series.
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But while the haphazard routing invoked claims of traffic hijacking—a real threat, given that nation states could use the technique to spy on web users or censor services—the incident turned out to be a simple mistake with outsized impacts.
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I cannot really express how much it pains me to know that there are countless prototypes and even titles that got canned in production which have been completely lost to the ages thanks to haphazard or non-existent archival practices.
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But in choosing such an extreme version of the ban, and in executing it in such a seemingly careless and haphazard way — the order, Lawfare's Benjamin Wittes memorably wrote, was "malevolence tempered by incompetence" — Trump ensured this backlash would be supercharged.
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At twilight, we all took a walk—or a hike, what with the hills—a half mile or so to a park and back, in a sort of mood, at once energized and haphazard, that I now associate with Owens.
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Phelps took comfort in knowing he had put in the work and prepared well, in contrast with his haphazard, halfhearted approach to the 2012 London Games, where he relied on guile and guts to win six medals, including four golds.
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But there is no deep principle of democracy or cosmic justice that says that winning, say, 38 percent of the vote and 42 percent of the delegates in a haphazard primary system entitles you to the nomination of your party.
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The downside of this distributed, choose-your-own-adventure model of organizing is that it can be somewhat haphazard, and not always employed in the ways and places that would be most effective, at least not on a national level.
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These alterations are being made in a predictably haphazard fashion, with little in the way of guiding theory, but the cumulative effect is to turn Obamacare into a law that they can, if not love, at least learn to live with.
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"The haphazard world of looking for jobs became a little more organized in 1944, when a young actress named Terese Hayden started Players' Guide," the actor Arthur Anderson wrote in "An Actor's Odyssey: From Orson Welles to Lucky the Leprechaun" (2010).
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In other words: The overtime win over Purdue was enough, as the 1-point win over Auburn turned out to be enough, and as a victory over Texas Tech after a standout season and a haphazard tournament would be enough.
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The Canada Border Services Agency announced new coronavirus screening questions Monday after being criticized for an apparently haphazard approach to evaluating inbound travelers for possible symptoms and to advising them on the strongly encouraged 14-day self-isolation period upon arrival.
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"Our goal is to fund the government in regular order," said Senator Richard Shelby, the Alabama Republican who is the chairman of the Appropriations Committee, offering some optimism that Congress might avoid its now routine haphazard stopgap approach to funding.
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Hawes called on the government to develop a comprehensive plan to help the industry meet the new goal, suggesting that a haphazard approach could undermine sales of hybrid vehicles that are helping to meet climate goals in the near term.
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Houston has never had the kind of overall zoning framework that would keep potentially hazardous industrial sites and residences apart, said John Mixon, a retired University of Houston law professor, but added that a patchwork of "haphazard, one-shot" rules exist.
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The former likely magnified the issue of viewers watching a parade of winners from relatively little-seen programs -- with "Game of Thrones" a notable exception -- and the latter yielded a flawed, haphazard show, which badly overplayed some of its bits.
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His decision to move ahead with such a meeting was unusual for a political campaign, but it was consistent with the haphazard approach the Trump operation, and the White House, have taken in vetting people they deal with ahead of time.
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In some stations they did manage to visit during peak season, they were chagrined to discover scenes of chaos: inadequately trained managers, severe understaffing, haphazard traffic flows for delivery vans entering and exiting stations, and packages scattered on the floor.
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Pulling in private-sector investment and providing clear guidelines are essential to help governments prioritize safe, well-connected and clean transport, and avoid reliance on haphazard informal networks, said the Sustainable Mobility for All coalition of some 50 international organizations.
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Gathered in Washington for a conference of the National Governors Association, Democratic leaders from the states expressed optimism that Mr. Trump had opened the way for a Democratic comeback by governing from the hard right and in a haphazard manner.
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Half were kept on a waiting list; the other half were divided into groups of twenty-six and participated in a three-day-long session, led by an experienced therapist (a best-case scenario, given the haphazard quality of the field).
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It is in the F.A. Cup's third round that the lesser lights have the chance to bloody the noses of the great and the good, when the coddled elite come unstuck in airless, ramshackle stadiums and on haphazard, mud-ridden fields.
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We continue the tour with events that occur minutes, hours, days, months and years ago, finally stretching back thousands of generations to the level where Darwinian processes explain why the systems that produce behavior evolved in their particular, haphazard way.
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"The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed," Assange's attorney in the United States, Barry Pollack, said in a statement to NBC News.
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On trade, Baldwin criticized the Trump administration's policies as "haphazard" since they didn't only target China but went after allies such as the European Union, Canada and Mexico and resulted in retaliatory tariff hitting Wisconsin's cheese sector and Milwaukee-based Harley-Davidson.
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In this series she meets a priest (played by Andrew Scott), which obviously nudges our haphazard protagonist into taking a completely different perspective on life, thus catapulting her into a load of brand new trouble in what quickly becomes Fleabag vs God.
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The smart home beckons, but I say this as I stare at the elaborate twists and turns of my modem, router, cable, and power stack — an area that, no matter how hard I try to keep neat, stays a nest of haphazard wires.
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There are deeply poignant snapshots, in which fathers and their children mug for the camera, along with unselfconscious and even haphazard images, portraying these men as they go about the most quotidian tasks of life: cooking and eating, grooming, reading, traveling, and sleeping.
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Although Twitter has taken numerous steps in recent years to address harassment on the platform, its rules remain vague, its enforcement lackadaisical and haphazard at best — and its tolerance of abuse by powerful users something still far closer to policy than the opposite.
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It's also the logical outgrowth of the haphazard campaign he ran, with wanton disregard for the kind of norms—like disclosing tax returns and promising to liquidate holdings—that have bound past candidates or discouraged them from seeking office in the first place.
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Bradley Tusk, who said he felt "forced" to vote for Hillary Clinton this year because of Trump's haphazard policy stances, told our audience at Disrupt SF that he'd offer funding and political support to startups that bring the voting process to mobile phones.
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The entire process had been haphazard: They'd arrived at our place on the hottest day of August, greeted by our anxious, barking dogs; I learned that day that they didn't accept cards or checks, and had to run to the bank for cash.
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This somewhat haphazard approach of throwing cryptocurrencies against the proverbial wall and hoping that something sticks was certainly effective at expanding the scope of blockchain-based currency systems; however, that alone doesn't explain the appreciating value of the asset class as a whole.
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Maybe manufacturing communities are willing to live with Trump's haphazard experiment because they have already lost millions of jobs in what feels like a long-running trade war—one in which, for decades, the United States never fired a shot on their behalf.
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The tariff decision led to the resignation of Gary Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council, and was carried out in a typically haphazard way, with exemptions granted to certain countries like Canada and Mexico countries, sowing even more confusion and chaos.
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The strongest pieces are those which fall most in line with his film work: a painting like The Kotzur Gift (below) incorporates what looks like a still from his Trash Humpers (2009) film and smothers it in large, haphazard streaks of industrial paint.
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Eat This Now that cannabis is legal for medical and recreational use in multiple states, people who might have previously enjoyed haphazard homemade edibles can partake in more artisanal offerings — like Turkish-delight-style jellies from the California-based brand Rose Los Angeles.
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The best way to pickle roasted mushrooms turned out to be less focused, more haphazard, wildly mixing up the haul, gathering about two pounds of all kinds from the market, or the forest floor, or wherever it is you typically find your mushrooms.
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Siddartha Lokanandi organized the reading at his bookstore, Hopscotch Reading Room, where, in addition to encountering a wide range of books, whose haphazard arrangement makes for surprises and delights, you can also buy beer and other spirits long after the sun has departed.
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But the process that led to adding the citizenship question, he said, was haphazard, dishonest, infected by politics and questioned by experts within the Census Bureau and by six former directors of the bureau who had served in both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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While city officials justified the campaign as an effort to forestall future accidents, it was, in fact, the latest and most aggressive move in a series of heavy-handed urban policies that attempt to redeem the dire consequences of Beijing's haphazard urbanization.
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The primary challenge has been that the company is a collection of seemingly haphazard brands and businesses: its protein business (Empire Kosher Poultry, Plainville Farms), its personal care business (Alba Botanica, Avalon Organics), and its snacks and other foods (Terra Chips, Ella's Kitchen).
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Not only do they play an outsized role in setting policies, they also benefit from murky conflict-of-interest rules, weak lobbying-disclosure laws and a haphazard accountability system in which cases can drag on for years even when outright fraud is discovered.
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As Boeing gets the Max airworthy again, Calhoun will need to work to repair the company's frayed relationships with the FAA and Congress, which have been put out by the Max crisis itself, as well as Boeing's haphazard handling of it under Muilenburg.
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The haphazard way that ISIS captives, which were being guarded by the Syrian Democratic Forces, are now being handled is at the forefront of worries for Steven Cook, a senior fellow for Middle East and Africa studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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While Islamic State has organized assaults that required months of training and planning -- such as the November 2015 attacks in central Paris, which killed 130 people -- it has moved steadily toward inspiring loosely coordinated and sometimes haphazard attacks by self-radicalized perpetrators.
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Wednesday's explosion occurred near the German embassy at one of the entry points to Kabul's unofficial Green Zone, a haphazard warren of concrete blast walls and sandbagged check points that has grown up around the diplomatic quarter as the insurgency has intensified.
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Wearing his Army uniform, General McMaster spoke to a group that has been rattled and deeply demoralized after weeks of upheaval, following a haphazard transition from the Obama administration and amid the questions about links to Russia, which swiftly engulfed Mr. Flynn.
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But even by that haphazard standard, the President's decision this week to release a rough transcript of his July 25 conversation with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky makes zero political sense -- either in the moment he did it or in the after-action report.
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Anyone else, however, is likely to be bewildered by a haphazard structure, a surfeit of dill-pickled red herrings and the blank impenetrability of Michael Fassbender's Harry Hole, a supposedly rule-averse detective who does markedly little detecting over the course of two hours.
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Some companies are choosing to go deep into the haphazard images they're collecting from crowd-sourced contributors, while others are using artificial intelligence and a vast network of connected vehicles to share information about road hazards, and pave the way for true autonomous cars.
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Despite Donald Trump rating his administration's response to Puerto Rico a ten out of ten this week, staffers with US Representative Nydia Velazquez's office said the scene Wednesday mirrored what they've heard from other parts of the island about a confused and haphazard relief effort.
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And, just last week, photos emerged from the George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center in Salt Lake City showing an overflowing trash can, dirty sink, and haphazard countertops in a room where veteran Christopher Wilson was set to receive injections for a service-related injury.
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The deaths of Mongolian Groom and the 36 other horses this year highlight both the dangerous and haphazard nature of horse racing and, in some cases, the recklessness and callousness of some of the humans who own, train and make a living off the horses.
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The apparent epidemic levels of the behavior have exposed a structural weakness of psychiatric care: Because self-injury is considered a "symptom," and not a stand-alone diagnosis like depression, the testing of treatments has been haphazard and therapists have little evidence to draw on.
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Trump doubles down with Putin invitation Coats' humiliation, however, was not the most troubling development on another stunning day of reverberations from the Helsinki summit, on which Trump moved on from haphazard cleanup efforts to a defiant counterattack that was embodied by the Putin invitation.
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It is no longer feasible merely to propose patches and workarounds to the 21625 Foreign Assistance Act which was, itself, a restructuring of awkward, haphazard, and ineffective post-war programs from the 2900s that had become increasingly bogged down by bureaucratic fragmentation and infighting.
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Mr. Trump's thunderous and fear-laden acceptance speech Thursday night got a roaring welcome in the convention hall, but the chaos of the past week renewed broader questions about the haphazard and deeply self-involved style that assured his stunning success up to now.
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The new Public Theater production of this relatively obscure Shakespeare play gets many things right, but its biggest triumph is to make us reconsider the reputation of a work derided for haphazard jumps from romantic declarations to military strategizing, from bawdy banter to moral questioning.
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Nearby, a small colony of clay shapes that might have been squeezed between human fingers lays in a row; elsewhere they form a haphazard cluster, as if fashioned and then tossed aside after their original purpose was forgotten, or they were simply no longer necessary.
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Between the lines: It's no big surprise to see a president's signature policies land at the Supreme Court, but the travel-ban case is uniquely tied up with Trump's haphazard policymaking process, and with the tug of war between the president and his administration.
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Concocting your own pot brownies has long been a haphazard and inexact science for recreational stoners—instructions will vary on the amount of bud and method of infusion, and often DIY cannabis cooks pay no mind to the potency of the strain they're using.
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Rumblings began about the president's unhappiness with a haphazard situation handled without his knowledge, and Mr. Trump spent Thursday working the phones, referring to Mr. Porter in one call as "bad garbage" and saying that he questioned Ms. Hicks's judgment, according to two advisers.
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The interior is now flooded with light and brimming with colorful goods: a sculptural Memphis-esque chair with a blue marbled seat, a boxy jacket made from turmeric-colored silk, a mirror shaped like a face in profile and painted like a haphazard checkerboard.
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They warned about what could come, perhaps as soon as next year's midterm elections, if the existing mix of outdated voting equipment, haphazard election-verification procedures and array of outside vendors is not improved to build an effective defense against Russian or other hackers.
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In California, our son was jubilant that we had been there, and in our haphazard parental way, we had kept our promise — he loved growing up in New York City, but the Red Sox helped him, as Frank would say, do it his way.
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Castro called Trump's approach to trade "erratic" and "haphazard," while Harris compared the president's trade policy to the man behind the curtain in "The Wizard of Oz." More tellingly, though, none of the candidates said they would immediately scrap Trump's tariffs if they took office.
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The haphazard changes to the oil sector, which have accelerated in recent months, are remaking the oil industry in a nation whose assertive energy policies had, since the 1950s, served as an example to developing countries of how to take control of natural resources.
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Over a haphazard and unpredictable presidential campaign that Mr. Trump dominated, they served a steady diet of acidic commentary on his candidacy; hosts like Samantha Bee, Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah and John Oliver made their opposition to him an intrinsic part of their shows.
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Adding to Mr. Trump's challenge is an approach to personnel that at times appears haphazard; he abruptly asked 46 United States attorneys to submit their resignations on Friday and immediately clean out their desks, leaving himself the task of appointing replacements around the country.
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This time around, Democrat believe they're better prepared: they have a far simpler narrative on the Ukraine scandal, the caucus is unified against Trump, and the White House has so far had a haphazard defense, flailing from one quickly debunked talking point to the next.
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He has managed a haphazard but successful foreign policy that has avoided new wars; strengthened the military; renegotiated unfair trade deals; faced down serious foreign enemies and called out unhelpful allies; and delivered national security, a strong economy and relative calm in the cities.
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Although in a New York Times interview with Caroline Hirsch, Hara has described her six-centimeters-square photographs as "all taken by mere accident," the images in her first solo exhibition, In the Blink of an Eye, at the Miyako Yoshinaga gallery are hardly haphazard.
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And while other Trump allies have taken turns in front of the camera, particularly after Lara gave birth to the couple's first child last month, she is the central figure of an effort meant to complement the at-times haphazard communications strategy emanating from the White House.
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Julie Larsen of the American Legion, the largest advocacy organization for veterans in the United States, testified before Congress last month that some of these debts are the VA's fault — the result of the same types of haphazard systems and standards that caused the 2014 records scandal.
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In spite of Libra's well-cataloged risks and unanswered questions, there is a massive opportunity in plain sight for the global financial system; it would be a tragedy to let that opportunity be destroyed on the basis of Facebook's reputation or Libra's haphazard go-to-market.
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From the U.S. Government, the Centers for Disease Control invested in the DR Congo's National Emergency Response Center to ensure a coordinated response to Ebola instead of the haphazard actions by national and global actors which marked the early days of the previous West Africa outbreak.
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Glitter, simultaneously haphazard and affected, is best paired with an insouciant attitude, which explains why it follows us through childhood: sprinkled on finger paintings in art class; suspended in plastic bracelets and nail polish applied at slumber parties; embedded in tights, twinkling with good feeling and bravado.
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This is haphazard and reductive, but also how people attempt to sort mature players who seem "ready to contribute"—something that's tough to say about anyone making the jump to the best basketball league in the world—from those who are seen as riskier, less-developed projects.
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As ambassador, Ms. Haley has been an outspoken and often forceful envoy — someone whom foreign diplomats looked to for guidance from an administration known for haphazard and inconsistent policy positions — who emerged as something of a star amid the dysfunction of the president's first national security team.
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BroadwayHD's Off Broadway selection is interestingly haphazard, ranging from Richard Nelson's "The Gabriels" cycle at the Public Theater to Julie Taymor's exquisite "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at Theater for a New Audience and the New Group's revival of "Buried Child" with Ed Harris and Amy Madigan.
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Sorting through the haphazard pile of clothing spilling out of the two suitcases still serving as my dresser, I yanked on a sweater dress I purchased for $20 on sale from Urban Outfitters, a faux-leather jacket from the Limited, pilled tights, and a pair of Payless black flats.
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It all feels pretty haphazard for a spell, until Cassian and Jyn get some skilled help, including a pilot ("The Night Of's" Riz Ahmed) and blind monk (Hong Kong martial-arts star Donnie Yen), whose faith in the Force is matched only by how well he wields a staff.
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Prior to the start of the FBI investigation, the only information that was available about the sexual misconduct allegations that Kavanaugh faces came from first-person statements that Ford, Ramirez, Kavanaugh, and another woman named Julie Swetnick had made — along with haphazard character testimony offered by their respective supporters.
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Innovative startups are inventing new things on a regular basis, and there is a danger of slipping into a haphazard approach of patenting whatever happens to be available rather than systematically analyzing the business needs of the company and protecting the IP that moves the needle the most.
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We looked at loads of houses before we found one: It was a bank-owned wreck with a leaky roof, a bathtub that drained into the yard through a haphazard hole in the wall, and a mess of once-wet dog food still caked to the kitchen floor.
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They don't allow the entire process to deteriorate into what we saw -- legislators voting on invisible plans and then trying to make a big decision in a haphazard way, threatening to make massive changes to a key part of the economy without any sense of what they were doing.
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Given the haphazard structure of the episode, one could easily chalk up the relapse to yet another flashback — or, if you're really committed to the idea of the show killing someone off, go so far as to interpret the final scene as a suggestion Rue won't survive the relapse.
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They described planning for the convention as somewhat haphazard, saying that Mr. Trump's focus on lining up speakers had been hot or cold on any given day, and that he had not spent much time making calls to convention speakers to strategize about their remarks and encourage them.
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Looking like pieces in a Scrabble game, it spells out the meanings of such seemingly haphazard initials as CHAP - or Common Humanitarian Action Plan - RIMLG - or Regional Integration and Multi-Level Governance - WEEE - or Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment and UNSSSS - the U.N. Security and Stabilization Support Strategy.
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They added that "the substantial electrical needs of the underground tunnel complex were served by a haphazard daisy-chain of extension cords and plug extenders that created substantial risk of fire," and that Mr. Beckwitt was aware of an increased fire risk in the hours before the blaze.
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Horowitz's massive report, released last week after an 18-month investigation, found rampant internal problems inside the FBI, from a "culture" of leaking to the media, to haphazard email practices — a fact that irritated Clinton allies, given she was under scrutiny for her own use of personal email.
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It can be simultaneously true that slavery and Jim Crow robbed black Americans on a scale that still requires redress, and that offering redress through a haphazard system of minority preferences in hiring, contracting and higher education creates a new set of reasonable white grievances in its turn.
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But they do suggest that the YouTube users who turn to the platform for news and information — more than half of all users, according to the Pew Research Center — aren't well served by its haphazard recommendation algorithm, which seems to be driven by an id that demands engagement above all else.
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After that haphazard, long-out-of-print 1999 album, Lennox resumed his solo career with 803's Young Prayer, a hushed meditation on grief, before finally breaking through with 2007's Person Pitch, a woozy tapestry of sampled textures and dense-as-hell harmony that still feels impenetrable 12 years later.
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In 1957 New York's subway contained a haphazard mishmash of fonts, both serif and sans, and a typographic designer, sick of the visual cacophony, submitted a brief to the New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) with a standardised plan, entitled "Out of the Labyrinth", to help guide locals and tourists alike.
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Mapplethorpe is at its best when it shows that even now, while some of the acts may no longer shock, his photos are just as striking as they were 40 years ago; perfectly composed depictions of "dirty" sex are perhaps all the more powerful given the current proliferation of haphazard ones.
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So because there isn't the same kind of structure or infrastructure that exists around smaller personal mobility devices at this point, they do seem a little bit more haphazard, which as a result gives them a bad rep, even though in reality we should be embracing more of the micromobility trends.
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The haphazard roll-out of the plan, in which millions of liters of fuel are delivered each day by tanker truck instead of by pipeline, is a new test of investor confidence in Lopez Obrador, who rocked markets by cancelling a partly-built $13 billion airport five weeks before taking office.
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The person who really needs advice in this situation is the C.E.O. Surely he or she does not want the organization represented in such a haphazard, indifferent way, with H.R. representatives belittling potential employees and sending them back into the world with a thoroughly negative view of the entire enterprise.
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I network anyway, but people who actually have had literal interest in this company doing well who know every brand that we might wanna work with, who know every suitor who may wanna acquire us, who know every other investor who may want to invest ... KS: So, not as haphazard?
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The mockumentary film follows Tim Heidecker (a fictional version of Tim Heidecker) as he runs a haphazard campaign for district attorney of San Bernardino County, an act of revenge against Vincent "The Rat" Rosetti (Don Pecchia), the lawyer who fell short of convicting Heidecker for 20 counts of second-degree murder in 2017.
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