Should engineers ever expect (imperfect) to compensate for (imperfect) tech?
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But this is an imperfect world, and we are imperfect people.
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All nations are imperfect, but some are more imperfect than others.
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I think that at the end of the day, you realize just like in companies, it's imperfect people with imperfect information, making imperfect decisions.
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From there the scale slides down to Very Very Slightly Imperfect (VVS1 and VVS2), Very Slightly Imperfect (VS1 and VS2) and Slightly Imperfect (SI1 and SI2).
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My mother was poor and imperfect, but she wasn't poor because she was imperfect.
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Imperfect Produce is a service that delivers seasonal, cosmetically imperfect produce for affordable prices.
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That's what makes self-compassion so different: 'I'm an imperfect human being living an imperfect life.
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I show up with my imperfect, resilient body in the streets of Berlin, my perfect imperfect city.
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For as imperfect a car as it is, and it is wholly imperfect, the Ghibli does just that.
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" Citizens, he warned, are "likely to undervalue the imperfect freedom and equality delivered by their imperfect liberal democracies.
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What is more, he wants these pots to be as imperfect as they are, imperfect as forms, that is.
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Indeed, like all arms control agreements, the JCPOA is an imperfect mechanism with an imperfect inspection regime built in.
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At the end of the day, the apps connect riders with drivers, who are imperfect people, leading to imperfect experiences.
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I tested two of the big players in the world of unwanted produce: Misfits Market and Imperfect Foods (formerly Imperfect Produce).
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Whisper networks are imperfect because they operate in an imperfect world; this is about as trite of an observation as they come.
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While all economic forecasts are — to be generous — imperfect, historical analyses show the Fed's forecasts have been less imperfect than the rest.
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Levy has done that here, mapped the force of what happened — written an imperfect account of the imperfect art of surviving loss.
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Hence the hospital's decision to switch to Epic, commonly viewed as the least imperfect of several imperfect electronic health record systems on the market.
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Both were immigrants from the Dominican Republic who had an imperfect command of English and an imperfect understanding of their rights under U.S. labor law.
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Transplanting imperfect organs "Imperfect organs" are kidneys that are viable but may come from an older patient or a patient who has high blood pressure.
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" But, she concluded at the end of the post, "I'm an incomplete, imperfect, broken mess, and I'm here to say that it's OKAY to be imperfect.
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If we were to apply a market imperfection index to each, it might be fair to describe a visit to a family physician as mildly imperfect, an admission to a hospital as considerably more imperfect and a trip to the local emergency department as fully imperfect.
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For Wal-Mart, the sale of imperfect apples marks only the second time one of its suppliers created a packaged or bundled special brand of imperfect produce.
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EST Several Northern Calinfornian Whole Foods outlets will start working with startup Imperfect Produce to provide access to cosmetically imperfect produce, starting a trial run Apr. 2016.
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But underneath it is the truth that we are trying so desperately to hide from ourselves: we don't live in an imperfect world, we are that imperfect world.
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Or one could say: This replacement will indeed make a difference, because the leveling is subject to inertial friction due to imperfect markets and is itself thereby imperfect.
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Just like imperfect pitters, there are a number of imperfect hacks floating around on the internet: paperclips, straws, and chopsticks have all been employed to get the pit out.
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We've been in denial about who we really are: we as Americans are all imperfect human beings in an imperfect world, capable of great good but incapable of sustained good.
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We are imperfect beings living in an imperfect universe, so in our efforts to better understand, and yes, explore, that universe, failures can occur despite our best efforts to avoid them.
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Directed by Marianne Elliott, and featuring an illustrious cast that includes Andrew Garfield and Nathan Lane in top form, this "Angels" is a rich, imperfect production of a rich, imperfect play.
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Third-party repairs are a decent — but imperfect — solution.
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Next is Imperfect (I1), in which others will start to be able to notice imperfections, then Imperfect 2 (I2), which you will definitely be able to notice an inclusion with the natural eye.
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A few veer toward the tedious ("Imperfect," a chapter devoted to her difficulties with that tense, as well as Italian prepositions, accompanied by an atypically clumsy parallel: Lahiri, like the tense, is imperfect).
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Imperfect information is better than no information, the CCC argues.
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The meshing of the real and 3D was somewhat imperfect.
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All these travelers, their worries and preoccupations, left imperfect traces.
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Even when humans oversee automated systems, the results are imperfect.
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Those ratings, as Mashable has reported, can be imperfect too.
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Philanthropist," and an "imperfect human being working to better myself.
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This turns out to be a subjective and imperfect system.
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And how imperfect was the unassisted human memory (he'd forgotten)!
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So AB 5 is an imperfect solution, but it's something.
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Unfussy food, unfussy vibes, and the permission to be imperfect.
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It's an imperfect process and we're always fumbling through it.
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Check out the entire wonderfully imperfect performance via TruTV above.
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The book itself is, as they say, imperfect and clunky.
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"IQ is an imperfect predictor of many outcomes," Schneider added.
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Unlike the "hosts" inhabiting Westworld, our human memory is imperfect.
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Military advice is thus imperfect and subject to human biases.
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Electors must make their decision on imperfect and incomplete information.
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Even though results are getting better, they are still imperfect.
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Language is imperfect, we can never know anything, yadda yadda.
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Mark and I agree: For product releases, imperfect IS perfect.
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The flu shot is a miracle, but an imperfect one.
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How much of our knowledge is built on imperfect media?
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Glaucoma has typically been treated with eyedrops, an imperfect solution.
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All these bellwethers are predictors, but they are imperfect predictors.
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Mr. Dennis of Microsoft said the compatibility checker was imperfect.
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In markets with imperfect information, price cannot equal marginal cost.
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The pardon power is necessary in an imperfect justice system.
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Comparing turnout between different midterm years is imperfect at best.
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They have fallen through the cracks of an imperfect system.
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Perhaps we should view smartphone access as an imperfect substitute?
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Katie Matt, you're such a believer in our imperfect democracy.
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Imperfect, perhaps, but, as sommeliers and wine merchants know, practical.
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All people are imperfect, thus so too are all parents.
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While imperfect, it's a big reason I have medical coverage.
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Cutting checks is an imperfect tool to fight a recession.
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Ola's effort to shift from local to global remains imperfect.
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An imperfect wing of dark liner was the final flourish.
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The road to carbon neutrality is paved with imperfect solutions.
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Life is a riddle whose only imperfect solution is love.
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The Nobel — imperfect as any human endeavor — shone a light.
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I believe whatever report the F.B.I. produces will be imperfect.
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Even if it's me, we will have an imperfect candidate.
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Earlier this season we learned he was an imperfect husband.
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I have my theories, but they're only that — imperfect conjectures.
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Recent instances of recidivism show that these efforts are imperfect.
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Yeah, parents can be annoying, and yeah, they're deeply imperfect.
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However imperfect, only institutions can turn ideals into social practices.
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Loredo thinks the law may be imperfect, but worth it.
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It's still imperfect, but the jukebox is a huge achievement.
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It would still be a deeply imperfect program, of course.
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Imperfect knowledge is how we get accidents to begin with.
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As cities are made by humans, they necessarily are imperfect.
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Yet the imperfect idealism that animated protesters in Chicago endures.
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But we live in an imperfect and increasingly unpredictable world.
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The records of Starfighter flights are known to be imperfect.
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CEO Les Moonves, but said any large company is imperfect.
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Most people are trying in their own awkward imperfect way.
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Our crumbling, imperfect world is not worthy of Keanu Reeves.
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Laredo thinks the law may be imperfect, but worth it.
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"We are living in an imperfect world," Dela Rosa said.
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I live in (and love) my big, old, imperfect apartment.
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The comparison with the Catholic Church is apt, if imperfect.
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I'm letting myself be tired, be imperfect, be how I am.
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How beautifully perfect/imperfect each and every one of us are.
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The imperfect waves amplify the texture in Selena Gomez's piecey 'do.
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In Flights, mobility is what helps us transcend these imperfect vessels.
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The Pokémon Go Plus is reasonably priced, though imperfect in execution.
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These checks and balances are imperfect too, but they do work.
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The humans that design these equations are imperfect and often thoughtless.
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That left them fighting for, in their eyes, an imperfect product.
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Congress has three primary means to enforce its will, all imperfect.
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We're all imperfect, we've all got issues: weird psychological insecurities, problems.
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Today, Imperfect Produce has more than 260,2200 subscribers in 1153 cities.
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Wearing earplugs is a decent but imperfect solution for this issue.
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U.S. Attorney Kenneth A. Polite called the outcome an imperfect resolution.
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Jeb was a flawed candidate, who ran a wildly imperfect campaign.
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AB 5 is an imperfect, but certainly better, alternative to nothing.
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I am an imperfect human & I'm not afraid to say it.
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Netflix's Amanda Knox documentary — itself imperfect — has more believable plot kinks.
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And from that perspective, the imperfect economy is doing perfectly fine.
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An imperfect surveillance state that incorrectly thinks it found the criminal.
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It was an impressive if imperfect execution of its lofty ideas.
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"You can be imperfect...and still have a voice," she said.
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It's also essential to highlight how imperfect these technologies still are.
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The numbers that the SEC requires companies to report are imperfect.
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Not that this still isn't a very imperfect, sometimes maddening work.
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Justin Verlander is an imperfect but useful comparison for our purposes.
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But they were also compelling because of their shaky, imperfect quality.
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However, this was an imperfect measure of the effects of inflation.
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But in our deeply imperfect — and, yes, Islamophobic — world, it isn't.
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Beecroft: He's always saying that what he does is bad, imperfect.
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The point isn't that democracy is bad, merely that it's imperfect.
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Dr. Kilmer and Dr. Ridgeway acknowledge that their estimate is imperfect.
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The following — admittedly, imperfect — analogy highlights the importance of measuring effects.
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And all agree that humans are imperfect interpreters of God's will.
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BOBBY WONDERFUL: An Imperfect Son Says Good-bye, by Bob Morris.
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While imperfect, their five-year relationship represents a more tantalizing existence.
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Iran, however imperfect, is likely to be there in 10 years.
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I think that Github has always been imperfect as an organization.
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Many also dispute that Affordable Care Act is an imperfect system.
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Whatever we get will be imperfect, which isn't a terrible thing.
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He made an imperfect but critical move toward universal health coverage.
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Looking at 50 front pages is a useful, if imperfect sampling.
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The implications, like the people and our representatives, are also imperfect.
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But his commitment is an imperfect match with his legislative record.
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Though their communication was imperfect, an asylum officer believed Mr. Thuraissigiam.
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Beyond that, comparing regulatory activity across administrations is an imperfect exercise.
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But its charm is being a very imperfect, straightforward rock record.
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It's an imperfect system, but it's better than a failed budget.
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Uber has apologized for an "imperfect" rebuttal to a BuzzFeed investigation.
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When I was younger, my mother let me love imperfect things.
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Doctors are human and imperfect, sometimes prioritizing profit over patient care.
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Let's assume there is a known center of the imperfect circle.
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The needs of our future may be falling into imperfect hands.
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And police are certainly as imperfect as the rest of us.
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The longing for homeland, however imperfect, is a common enough trait.
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Sure, such simulations are imperfect representations, but they're vastly more efficient.
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We journalists are as imperfect as anyone — if not more so.
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Strangely enough, people find comfort in this kind of imperfect parlance.
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I am still voting for one of the imperfect dem candidates.
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Like any result based on a survey, the estimates are imperfect.
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The series finale was a perfect goodbye to an imperfect show
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It will be just like every other happy occasion: wonderfully imperfect.
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And over time we saw steady, incremental, even if imperfect, progress.
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It's a grown-up acknowledgment that we're a messy, imperfect species.
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The series has never been afraid to make its leads imperfect.
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There's a tacit understanding that the Fold is an imperfect device.
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"We were handed a very imperfect deal, Henry," his mother said.
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Patients aren't medical experts and ultimately consumers are imperfect decision-makers.
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This is, obviously, an extremely imperfect science but a helpful ballpark!
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In practice, the systems are imperfect, two of the people said.
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But we're human, and we're imperfect ecologists with alternating license plates.
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It means that many, many ordinary, imperfect people have experienced it.
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Buffett built on Graham's imperfect approach by adding in quality metrics such as return on equity and capital and retained earnings, and someday (if not already) someone will improve on Buffett's imperfect approach, too, Carbonneau said.
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While some mistakes of environmental destruction might take a bit longer to correct than those in picture books, Gravett leaves her reader content in a messy, happy, blissfully imperfect restored forest, filled with perfectly imperfect creatures.
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It was imperfect, a bit of a wreck and I loved it.
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And sure enough, Dunham is a wildly imperfect woman, artist and feminist.
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But monitoring hate crimes is a difficult undertaking and an imperfect science.
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Read: Imperfect, slept-on, casual, DGAF — whatever you want to call it.
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But though his legacy may be imperfect, Obama is making no apologies.
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As Vox notes, BMI is an imperfect measure of obesity and health.
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The messier and more imperfect it is, the cooler it will look.
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Ana: To me, labels seem imperfect, at times flattening, but politically necessary.
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He appeared to mock Ford for her imperfect, but perfectly human, memory.
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After all these decades of ingenuity, however, the coffee lid remains imperfect.
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The crowd's clothes covered the same intolerably imperfect flesh as hers did.
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Both studies suggest that "weight of evidence" reporting is an imperfect remedy.
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Think you have an eye for a perfectly imperfect swipe of eyeliner?
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So I think it's sexy and honest and imperfect and that's okay.
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Jason Wu's beauty look was an imperfect take on 1940s Hollywood glamour.
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All of our imperfect selves can learn a little bit from that.
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It's just about making things a little chicer and embracing the imperfect.
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I loved basketball because it's basketball, a stylish, imperfect, sublime, intimate game.
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For the first 10,2850 years or so, credit was useful… but imperfect.
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He creates objects of intended contradictions: sleek and imperfect, refined and whimsical.
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I too am human, imperfect, and not some benevolent cancer patient trope.
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While the feature works, the translation can sometimes be rudimentary and imperfect.
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But it is still an imperfect gauge of changes to living standards.
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The first is that cheap, simple, imperfect solutions are often good enough.
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It encourages breeding but, like all conservation measures, it can be imperfect.
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All three of these characters are fleshed out, and, as such, imperfect.
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The quotes attributed to the actress are also rendered in imperfect English.
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"It's an example of how imperfect our democracy is," Sanchez Barba said.
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It's an imperfect system, but unfortunately, it's one we're all stuck with.
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Rather, it's that Duke is an imperfect, embarrassing representative of their ideology.
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Measuring bug populations is an imperfect science—they're small, mobile, and hidden.
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It's imperfect, but it works, albeit better with some games than others.
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Responses are always imperfect; lack of drinking water remains a critical issue.
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As central bankers freely admit, their control over the economy is imperfect.
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"Venezuela is imperfect, but it can be made more perfect," he continued.
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These are inadequate, imperfect options, but they're surely better than doing nothing.
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A severely self-critical composer, Brahms destroyed many manuscripts he deemed imperfect.
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An imperfect but free press is not the enemy of the people.
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In Europe the picture is clouded by mixed motives and imperfect data.
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Dodd-Frank is imperfect, but Glass-Steagall is a reform dead end.
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I don't expect her to mirror me perfectly: I'm pretty imperfect myself.
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The major advantage of Imperfect Produce is that it gets delivered directly.
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I learned firsthand from Imperfect Produce that it all tasted the same.
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He said the CDC currently has an "imperfect" ability to diagnose Zika.
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She is — I am — perfectly imperfect, and that is a beautiful thing.
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Then the legislative process, as imperfect as it is, will take over.
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Before her, women on television were not permitted to be so imperfect.
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There's a reason why imperfect character moments like these seem so attractive.
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It's also a window, if an imperfect one, into the author's soul.
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Schools are abandoning standardized testing, saying scores are imperfect measures of aptitude.
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Journalism, no matter how grand, remains an imperfect first record of history.
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It's an imperfect use of the term, but it suits my purposes.
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Diabetes demands perfection, and I am the most imperfect person I know.
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Seventy years after Truman's order, the military remains an imperfect, evolving institution.
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What we have in Australia is as rare as it is imperfect.
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Instead, ARVN was a complex institution serving a young and imperfect state.
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We also know a bit more about how imperfect it still is.
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It's imperfect at first and gets stronger the more research you do.
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After all, what is worse, an imperfect solution or a paralyzing pandemic?
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Like Dr. Mundel, he argued that even imperfect vaccines could save lives.
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By 4 or 5, children have notions of romantic arrangements, however imperfect.
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Third, imperfect integration of both capital and goods markets is a reality.
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But the only thing worse than imperfect accountability is none at all.
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It was an imperfect vessel, though, unable to contain his immense power.
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But even in the Somali region, the process is imperfect and fragile.
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Every awards season is imperfect in some way — sometimes in multiple ways.
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Google devised a temporary solution that the people said has been imperfect.
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In his new book, "Love for Imperfect Things," which comes out Feb.
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While imperfect, Promesa offered a powerful tool to reduce the island's debt.
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Cut yourself some slack and remember that being human means being imperfect.
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Gingrich's past policy record is also an imperfect fit with Trump's platform.
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It's a useful, if imperfect, marker for measuring the magnitude of #MeToo.
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It's just like, at some juncture, you have to reconcile with the fact that you're an imperfect person and that your efforts to fix another imperfect person read as you projecting, you avoiding, and worse, you just being sanctimonious.
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But don't we all fall in love with imperfect partners in the end?
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And to be perfectly blunt, the vaccine, imperfect as it is, saves lives.
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Rousey is — like all of us — imperfect, and she's damn proud of it.
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The 1951 Refugee Convention, while imperfect, once offered protections to stateless, persecuted people.
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But the software remains imperfect, and so people are almost always involved, too.
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Shame on me for always expecting perfection from an imperfect company, I guess.
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The World Bank and the IMF are imperfect vehicles for China's economic diplomacy.
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While ours is an imperfect system, it is the envy of the world.
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As in so many cases alleging sexual assault, these women make imperfect witnesses.
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To find out, I chatted with the founder of Imperfect Produce, Ben Simon.
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I find a lot of beauty in things that are imperfect or unfinished.
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As to the comfort of the NDH 20s, I'd describe it as imperfect.
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Review aggregation on Rotten Tomatoes is a nifty idea and an imperfect science.
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So, for the first 21980,218 years or so, credit was useful… but imperfect.
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Imperfect exit polls have been kept secret for fear of influencing the outcome.
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" "Lowest form of advertising @match_UK claiming freckles & eye colour make a person imperfect?
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But he is an imperfect man who made a series of bad choices.
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From now on, personal scandals and imperfect or unvirtuous behavior will not disqualify.
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Matthew's grave to give herself permission to marry her final, imperfect beau. Fellowes
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And hey, we've all got imperfect photos that still hold meaning for us.
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For Bragi, though, the current version of the Dash is an imperfect experiment.
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Self-governance is already taking place in limited areas, albeit with imperfect success.
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"What they discovered was an imperfect subtraction" of the signal waveform, Brown said.
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Because for a lot of us, being imperfect means somehow we're not lovable.
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Neither the government nor the federal system, however imperfect, is under immediate threat.
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Trump might go in such directions, but for now, such analogies are imperfect.
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Those productivity data from the Energy Information Administration are an imperfect measure, however.
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As it stands, they further narrow an already imperfect path for pursuing allegations.
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In the end, however, Mr. Sanders turned out to be an imperfect messenger.
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The stock market is a reflection of the economy, albeit an imperfect one.
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In this, Orwell's predictions of the nature of Cold War conflict were imperfect.
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Imperfect though these proposals are, they still pose a threat to Big Pharma.
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"Someone called them the most perfect imperfect Games," IOC spokesman Mark Adams said.
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You can't have a "more perfect union" if you have an imperfect election.
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All methods of measuring terrorism involve imperfect data and rely on judgment calls.
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"I am very afraid I will die tonight," she worried in imperfect English.
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Sometimes that love is not only imperfect, it seems to be missing entirely.
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However imperfect, it's important to know when our categories are helping or hurting.
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Cellular service is already imperfect, and always-on-everywhere connectivity is a myth.
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America is an imperfect democracy, in other words — but it's hardly an oligarchy.
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My first instinct is to trust the market over my own imperfect judgments.
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For now, at least, we're stuck with an imperfect system of voluntary disclosures.
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His penchant for being an imperfect oaf makes him oddly resistant to criticism.
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Kelly acknowledged he'd "made some mistakes" and has "imperfect ways" in the song.
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Clinton, the imperfect politician, is not the right standard-bearer for this fight.
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Much of this balance is achieved from Clarke's performance as the imperfect Kate.
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For many, admitting we are imperfect is tantamount to saying we are worthless.
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Throughout the season, I pocket every one I encounter, even from imperfect fruit.
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It's much better to live in an imperfect democracy than a perfect dictatorship.
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He said that voluntary programs are imperfect, often leaving vulnerable homes in place.
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I'm still working on allowing myself to be imperfect enough to find love.
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It was imperfect, but someone from his town nevertheless asked to buy it.
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" He calls himself a "most imperfect person" and an "absolute hard-drinking hellraiser.
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And it's imperfect especially in differentiating among ancestries that look very genetically similar.
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All of the research in this field involves imperfect data and methodological compromises.
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KLOBUCHAR: It was imperfect, but it was a good deal for that moment.
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An imperfect promise for a nation struggling to become a more perfect union.
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It does not yet amount to a cure, and the treatment is imperfect.
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Name Withheld The duty of charity is what Kant called an imperfect duty.
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School safety experts say steps like the drills are crucial, if imperfect, safeguards.
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I believe that a Senate hearing, whatever form it takes, will be imperfect.
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I loved the non-traditional narration, the raw intensity and the imperfect characters.
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The change is always slow and imperfect, but it has to start somewhere.
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Plus, their tools would provide an imperfect response to the problems at hand.
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As President Barack Obama himself acknowledged, DACA is an imperfect and temporary solution.
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"Killing Eve" is an unusual show about two powerful — and deeply imperfect — women.
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These survivors are the wreckage Lorenzo left behind, casualties of his imperfect heart.
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Measures of inflation are imperfect, and prudence dictates maintaining some distance from zero.
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My solution — a husband for home, a wife for away — has been imperfect.
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We're comfortable calling balls as balls, but prefer to criticize strikes as imperfect.
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We seem to be launched on a delayed spate of posthumous imperfect judgments.
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Yet one message of this imperfect and intriguing book registers with terrible clarity.
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To say that online privacy is imperfect is an understatement for the ages.
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"Things like this are going to happen because people are imperfect," he said.
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All such deals are imperfect, so the U.S. must assume North Korean cheating.
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Cusack admires the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi —a reverence for the imperfect.
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It&aposs time for imperfect women to grant themselves permission to join them.
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While it was imperfect, and had its share of scandal, the economy benefited.
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Come holiday time, it's the small, perfectly imperfect gifts we often return to.
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An imperfect promise for a nation struggling to become a more perfect union.
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Both books are imperfect: Lasch's is too angry, Huntington's too pessimistic (I think).
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An analogy to consider from ordinary criminal cases may be imperfect but informative.
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Political leadership, while imperfect, is superior to previous iterations, both black and white.
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Even if imperfect, they will give hope and the promise of new life.
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"We are living in an imperfect world," dela Rosa told a news conference.
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He retreats to a safer bank — aren't we all just imperfect human beings?
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Capturing public sentiment and converting it into governance is a messy, imperfect science.
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"Science is by its nature imperfect, but it is hugely important," Oliver said.
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Bruised or otherwise "imperfect" food can go into soups, casseroles or other dishes.
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All imperfect, all can get things wrong, some may be occasionally corrupt. Right.
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The point is not to lionize the imperfect, unequal electoral systems of yesteryear.
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But if at some level we do not agree to live together with good but perhaps imperfect opinions held by good but imperfect citizens, we can no longer be one nation under God or anyone else but some ideological tyranny.
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"Result of imperfect service" sounds as if it might call for a small tip in a restaurant, but the imperfect service here is a ball tipping the cord of the net and still landing in the service court, called a LET.
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"It's going to be an imperfect process that advances step by step," Spence said.
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Maybe these esteemed health agencies are afraid to associate with imperfect messengers like Sheen.
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While biometric technology has experienced huge leaps of progress, it's still imperfect and controversial.
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Or just another imperfect, damaged human who doesn't know the 'right' thing to say.
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Both teams are imperfect enough that they're as likely as not to finish below .
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Rather, each country has built on its own history, however imperfect, unusual, and untidy.
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For starters, the Tuscaloosa, Alabama, native is fine, totally, totally fine with being imperfect.
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"I don't feel like there's such a thing as an imperfect body," Taylor said.
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Can social media accountability, in all its imperfect forms, help sustain change this time?
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Polls are an imperfect snapshot of where the race is at any particular moment.
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During his eight seasons with the Thunder, the team was all kinds of imperfect.
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It seems counterintuitive, but Democrats are in a decent, though imperfect, strategic political environment.
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These are imperfect solutions, grounded in acquiescing to content providers' more forceful licensing demands.
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The results are still distinctly imperfect, but far smoother and more accurate than before.
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MH: What used to happen to the misshapen fruits and vegetables Imperfect now sells?
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But Fiat and PSA, the maker of Peugeot and Citroën cars, are imperfect partners.
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So Washington's approach, while imperfect, may be the kind of thing that could work.
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We also enjoy seeing realistic depictions of women — and that includes their imperfect appearances.
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With Sony, a sloppy tap or imperfect swipe can result in changing tracks unintentionally.
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Tesla has a habit of giving customers imperfect new features that can be misused.
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As imperfect and idealistic as these principles may be, we're better off having them.
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The boyish-looking James Franco is an imperfect match for Tommy Wiseau's craggy agelessness.
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This is partly because the reserves, especially the smaller ones, are such imperfect havens.
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But while a taxonomy strives for scientific accuracy, a folksonomy is by nature imperfect.
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In fact, they know it means to expect their peers to be quite imperfect.
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If net metering is imperfect, there is little agreement on what should replace it.
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Sometimes the gene would be damaged or scrambled, the copying imperfect or undertaken repeatedly.
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This start is a prime example of why scouting and statistics are imperfect bedfellows.
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But these examinations are limited and imperfect, due to the dearth of useful intelligence.
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I put on Cutthroat Kitchen while I select my produce for my Imperfect box.
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"We didn't know how to respond in a system of imperfect information," she says.
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Second-day hair usually has the best natural texture for a perfectly imperfect style.
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This is a company that takes that imperfect produce and sell it to us.
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Mattis said the deal was imperfect but that the United States should uphold it.
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Much like the PSVR driver, though, it's an appealing but imperfect solution at best.
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We say only that this very imperfect procedure is the best so far invented.
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Of course, the world and those of us wandering around in it are imperfect.
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It's imperfect, but also couldn't minimize its own relevance even if it wanted to.
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In typical Huawei fashion, portrait photos are a bit soft, and bokeh is imperfect.
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At the moment, these "organoids" are small, imperfect and used mainly for drug testing.
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Yes, just about everyone has said that this is an election of imperfect choices.
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"iBoy" was largely viewed as an imperfect movie with a strong Maisie-Williams performance.
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Ali was a man, which is to say complicated and many-faced and imperfect.
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Few agree, thanks to nutrition research that is as extensive as it is imperfect.
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So she traded (imperfect!) journalism for really manipulative entertainment that sometimes poses as journalism.
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The false presumption that diplomacy, even if imperfect, thwarts war is Kim's ace card.
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This should stand us in reasonably good (if imperfect) stead, should a crisis arise.
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The lasting consequences of mistakes or imperfect compromises decisions matter in all three shows.
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Counting missionaries is an imperfect science, says Todd Johnson, who helps run the database.
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Nobody knows better than they do that politics is a world of imperfect choices.
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Our medical era is one of complex technologies, seemingly endless information, and imperfect data.
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Although an imperfect source, Arsht complied Wikipedia data from 3,580 battles and 6,619 generals.
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" • In "Tarzan," our reviewer writes, "the filmmakers have given Tarzan a thoughtful, imperfect makeover.
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But the result is imperfect, because it elides crucial elements of the whole story.
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And most humorous to all my friends, I was an unofficial Imperfect Produce ambassador.
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Rio's water hosted some imperfect moments, too, and also the Games' most embarrassing ones.
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Quality pollsters are guided by history and history is a useful, but imperfect guide.
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But he was — and is — an imperfect vessel for a conservatism of ages past.
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Is it wrong to speak from where we are when it's an imperfect place?
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A very close but imperfect similarity tends to be unsettling or even downright disturbing.
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According to Imperfect Produce, one in five pieces of produce don't pass the benchmark.
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Judging is, quite obviously, imperfect for a number of reasons in MMA right now.
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LEE PEIFER, ALBUQUERQUE To the Editor: Have we forgotten that we are all imperfect?
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They will take the challenge of an athletic but imperfect Gators squad in stride.
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Maybe radio was meant to be analog all along, in its fuzzy, imperfect form.
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Welcome to the VICE Guide to Life, our imperfect advice on becoming an adult.
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On Sunday, Bangladeshi voters will have to pick one of two very imperfect options.
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Why are imperfect solutions (sometimes seen as failures) often the source of scientific progress?
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Models are imperfect, but they're better than flying blind—if you use them right.
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Social media and traditional media are imperfect mechanisms for establishing truth or enhancing understanding.
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That is despite imperfect enforcement of sanctions by the likes of China and Russia.
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That much can be garnered from satellite observations, but satellite observations can be imperfect.
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Balancing her commitments on and off the field is an imperfect art, she admits.
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The play itself is imperfect, with a sentimental ending and one character's unconvincing enlightenment.
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"It's imperfect, and some people are concerned about the more recent negotiations," said Sen.
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There's "room to be imperfect and not be defined by that imperfection," Wiesel added.
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WAR is an imperfect statistic, but it tries to encompass everything, including ballpark factors.
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Perhaps the best, albeit imperfect, guide here is Zephyr Teachout's primary campaign in 2014.
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A sign on the front door advertised "imperfect" women's clothing on the lower level.
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This is a brute-force approach to shutting out robocallers, which makes it imperfect.
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But she called herself "an imperfect candidate for this job" because of her race.
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Patient Safety Indicators, while widely accepted as measures of safety and quality, are imperfect.
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Still, she concedes that she is an imperfect messenger for a story about migrants.
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Justice Kennedy acknowledged that a rehearing without the affected justice was an imperfect solution.
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It's an imperfect show about feeling off-kilter, struggling to comprehend your own life.
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Whatever the ritual, it would be complicated and imperfect, as all symbolic gestures are.
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"I am an imperfect man saved by God's grace," Sanford said at the time.
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This multiplier effect is in part because immigrants are imperfect substitutes for native workers.
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Elections are choices between imperfect options, not up or down votes on individual candidates.
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"In imperfect-information games, endgame solving is drastically more challenging," Sandholm and Brown write.
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The spirit of Romero's flesh-eaters and imperfect heroes is what's fueling Romero Lives!
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Plus, antidepressants even at the best of times are an imperfect fix for depression.
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An injured and underwhelming starting rotation put extra strain on a very imperfect bullpen.
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Analysis: Experts say that referendums tend to be highly imperfect measures of public opinion.
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Unlike Humpty Dumpty, I can be put back together: wiser, content, imperfect, and involved.
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So, he has no credibility on this as report found that there were no crimes by Clinton, no bias at the FBI and something that we all know that James Comey is an imperfect man just like we are all imperfect people.
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What the Eva lacks in range, it makes up for with ardent, if imperfect, performance.
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"[The flarmingos] are low poly, uncanny, imperfect, and sometimes glitchy human-flamingo hybrids," Lucas stated.
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Researchers have used all these imperfect tools to learn some important things over the years.
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Why should people see life's more imperfect moments when they may not want them to?
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Well, maybe the best we can hope for is to live in an imperfect meritocracy.
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In a dream world, we would all roll out of bed with perfectly imperfect hair.
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When it comes to running big companies, today's imperfect shareholder democracy may be the same.
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Beth, Terry, and their marriage are imperfect, but the two care deeply about their daughter.
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Loving, Little Fires Everywhere proves, is an imperfect and confusing act, regardless of the circumstances.
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So if it weren't for Imperfect, it would go to landfill, compost, or animal feed.
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Absolutely. "The [Bechdel Wallace] test has been acknowledged to be useful but imperfect," Carmichael admits.
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But they still think it best to push on with the imperfect deal in hand.
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As usual, in a world with no perfect phones, this is yet another imperfect example.
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"In its infancy, you have an imperfect company where mistakes were being made," Owens said.
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Her best friend Molly (Yvonne Orji) is the imperfect ride-or-die we all need.
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It's an imperfect deal, but, for now, both sides can sell it as a win.
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Faced with two imperfect choices in this election, the difference between them might seem small.
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We all are imperfect and need prayer, and everyone deserves a chance to be heard.
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Everyone has their own 'imperfections' and there's nothing imperfect about them — they make us unique.
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In the meantime, we have to accept Plan B as the imperfect option it is.
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At least, however imperfect Baby Driver is, and however uneven Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol.
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I want to see women like me: I'm imperfect, I'm in tech and I thrive.
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Imperfect as they are, however, the country's pluralist institutions still find ways of pushing back.
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Buying AI takes time, can feel like hard work, and the results are often imperfect.
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"I'm an imperfect messenger, no doubt about it," Sanford said on CNN's "New Day" Wednesday.
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Here's the problem: Genetic testing is imperfect and genetic care is still in its infancy.
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Given a will of her own, a perfect woman might not want her imperfect creator.
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And it remains an imperfect gauge of what it actually feels like to be outside.
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It's a wonderful, if imperfect, introduction to virtual reality that's relatively attainable at only $100.
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But killer apps often emerge on imperfect versions of the platforms they bring to life.
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This is what troubles me about where Google's going: perfect photos result in imperfect memories.
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"Now, we know subsequently that some remained, so it was an imperfect solution," he said.
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Unlike Yeezus, it won't top many 2016 lists—it's too blatantly imperfect, too flagrantly unfocused.
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The forms are imperfect because they record values of liabilities in assets in vast ranges.
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This is the classic error of failing to act because a proposed solution is imperfect.
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He's selfless and virtuous, but scarred — and, in many ways, defined — by his imperfect history.
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The imperfect actions of the hero are far greater than the inaction of the victim.
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Change is coming, and even if it is imperfect and incomplete, it is definitely welcome.
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Supporters say the bill is imperfect, but the only viable option to help Puerto Rico.
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He spoke imperfect English, a reflection of spotty schooling in Rwanda, which has spurned French.
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It is imperfect, there is much to criticize, but there have also been positive changes.
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As Taylor has argued, trade deals, however imperfect, are keys to both fairness and growth.
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This is actually quite an imperfect science, but undoubtedly a net positive to reported profits.
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Apple TV Plus' "See" is an imperfect yet entertaining, intriguing, and overall strange fantasy series.
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Nevertheless, the story we do get is an imperfect but entertaining and strange fantasy series.
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An imperfect understanding of history is every bit as harmful as complete ignorance of history.
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If these bills are imperfect, don't we retain the right to amend and improve them?
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The BJP is not the only party with an imperfect image in the forthcoming poll.
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When healthy, the Jays will once again have a handful of decent but imperfect options.
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Religion is the human church, and it's run by humans, and all humans are imperfect.
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I've watched my trans teammates face both transphobia and imperfect allyship from the fight community.
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But it is an imperfect science, beset by accusations of racial bias and false positives.
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As it stands, Jordan has a spot in the league all his own, however imperfect.
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Platforms like Imperfect Produce also help cut down on food waste while saving you money.
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To be sure, some groups opposed its membership alleging imperfect democracy problematic human rights record.
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In reality, we make decisions in imperfect conditions that prevent us from thinking things through.
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Perhaps the only imperfect part of 'Lose Yourself,' from a mindfulness perspective, is the title.
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It was an imperfect compromise, but it made Iran less worrying for years to come.
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Negotiations are frustrating, imperfect and uncertain, and they may seem less satisfying than dropping bombs.
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Frustrating recipe and imperfect texture aside, these cookies actually tasted unique in a good way.
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The "Ring" I remember was musically imperfect but visually awesome, with moments of stunning grandeur.
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The coils are layered on top of each other, forming a lopsided, imperfect, oval shape.
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Any good story has an imperfect hero, where they struggle with something and they overcome.
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When she died, each side in the debate pondered her uneasily as its imperfect own.
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He is comfortable now, and this man I like: imperfect but not impertinent. Human. Relatable.
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The translation was imperfect, but it was immediately clear that the story was a fabrication.
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You'll get a soft bend that adds fullness — and feels a little quirky and imperfect.
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Another way to solve problems of an imperfect system is to get creative and pivot.
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We're in the business of telling that story: the imperfect journey, and the perfect dream.
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Ineligible voters can end up on the rolls because of mistakes and imperfect elections databases.
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" Wu also opened up about allowing herself to be imperfect while being a "public figure.
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"Roseanne," the revival, was imperfect but complicated, trying to engage with important if volatile issues.
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Voodoo's genius lies in D'Angelo's decision to make an album as imperfect as the times.
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It's still imperfect, though, and hard to get a great shot on a first try.
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Refslund challenges readers to honor not just the imperfect but the scraps and the pulp.
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Narrator: According to Apa, what makes a perfect smile is actually, well, an imperfect one.
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The researchers also noted that their study was imperfect because it didn&apost use humans.
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"Hispanic became the imperfect compromise," and eventually became a census category in 1980, Mora said.
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"Hispanic became the imperfect compromise," and eventually became a census category in 1980, Mora said.
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Bernie Sanders has an ambitious, though imperfect, plan to help slash Earth's skyrocketing carbon emissions.
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NBC&aposs "The Good Place" series finale was a perfect end to an imperfect show.
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But this process can lead to a lot of light being lost and imperfect colors.
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While imperfect, high-quality public opinion polls are the best measure of that public support.
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Nuclear weapons are complicated machines, operated and maintained by imperfect human beings, within complex organizations.
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And they believe that their security is imperfect if they don't have some nuclear weapons.
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Our NHS is a wonderful, albeit imperfect, health system - and the envy of the world.
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It was an imperfect strategy by today's standards, considering audiences could easily miss the correlation.
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Now having said that, it is clearly an imperfect, unfair, unjust, and racist capitalist economy.
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His brain is the notebook is the computer: imperfect memory devices sustaining a broken system.
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The men are portrayed as witty, imperfect individuals rather than austere icons to be worshiped.
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Behind the workers, racks full of deformed cakes labeled imperfect slumped in clear plastic bags.
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"For countless patients, an imperfect organ is better than no organ at all," Verma said.
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"And even an imperfect bill would be better than the status quo, which is nothing. "
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Extra oxygen is an imperfect buffer against altitude sickness, but it lowers the risks considerably.
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The problem is that Big K is a manmade object, and therefore, it is imperfect.
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They, like the people who designed them and carried them out, were compromised and imperfect.
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But that division was imperfect and failed to satisfy those who wanted Ireland fully united.
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" Imperfect Produce—founded in 260 by one of Lutz's original business partners, Ben Simon—serves 21 West Coast cities, as well as Baltimore and Washington, D.C. Simon envisions Imperfect delivering in "all major metropolitan centers on the East Coast by the end of 210.
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"It ended up being a perfect day for an imperfect predicament," she says with a laugh.
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Jesika freehanded the stars, but don't stress: the more imperfect they are, the cooler it looks.
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Many of the stories feature edgy, smart, imperfect women, and Witherspoon promises they're all great reads.
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Without it, people like the students in Talihina must devise imperfect workarounds just to get by.
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"I decided not to get old anymore," says Ishiguro, whose English is excellent but syntactically imperfect.
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These "perfectly imperfect" moms aren't helping women through their time of matrescence (the transition into motherhood).
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The final audio tracks are rather imperfect and their zero crossings are all over the place.
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" It added that detection may be imperfect as "detection may be delayed or may not occur.
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Then I eat an apple from my biweekly Imperfect Produce box as a post-workout snack.
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Furthermore, the pros of canceling out unwanted noise generally outweigh the cons of slightly imperfect audio.
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It's not that the idea of forgiveness and acceptance of "imperfect" eating was new to me.
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Despite decades of meteorologic research, the business of predicting the weather is still an imperfect science.
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But the tracker, which is run by Ryan Thibodaux, was an imperfect leading indicator of perfection.
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There are many haunting, poignant moments throughout and though the book is imperfect, it is essential.
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The voters, they argue, will reward the Conservative Party even if they think the deal imperfect.
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And yet, the Malaysia of my childhood — my subjective, imperfect memory of it — is unequivocally joyful.
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Think: imperfect waves, ponytails, braids, and the industry's latest obsession with a certain '70s-inspired cut.
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"You're all perfectly imperfect and unique and beautiful," she wrote in the caption on her video.
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Most MPs believe, with reason, that Mrs May's imperfect compromise is worse than the status quo.
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Artistic representation of an imperfect crystal, with repeating units portrayed as a series of infinite ducks.
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It's an imperfect science, I mix a bunch of products together and add glitter on top.
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A representation, perhaps, of the imperfect symmetries and correlations between dualistic systems of thought and power.
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And let us have the courage to embrace our unhappiness, our imperfect minds and failing bodies.
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But creating a smart city by upgrading the infrastructure is a lengthy, expensive and imperfect process.
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There are always going to be moments of uncertainty, because we live in an imperfect world.
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This cake is a beautiful portrait of the company's current state—imperfect yet somehow still alluring.
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To this, Balasubramaniyan replied: But that doesn't mean these imperfect fakes couldn't cause some mischief now.
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When you think of French girls, you probably envision flawless red lips and perfectly-imperfect lobs.
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"It's an imperfect check that we're performing," she says, "but we're doing the best we can."
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Child-development experts agree that almost any family, however imperfect, is better than none at all.
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And you will only ever be an imperfect you, so you might as well accept it.
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But that's an imperfect process, especially when dealing with groups as small as the trans community.
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U.S. officials acknowledge their intelligence about the internal structure and leadership of Boko Haram is imperfect.
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Imperfect, but considerably better than rejecting all lessons of the past — or, worse, ignoring them completely.
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It's an imperfect method; our database of offerings is constantly evolving as new information becomes available.
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Unfortunately, gauges of such expectations derived from bond prices—admittedly imperfect measures—are falling, not rising.
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Anderson's IMDb page only includes one other credit, a film called IMperfect with a TBD release.
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Email is like life: It is messy, imperfect, full of surprises, and everybody handles it differently.
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Luger had the perfect pro wrestling body, but paired it with such decidedly imperfect everything else.
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An imperfect comparison: You are running and need to quickly run in the exact opposite direction.
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Cooper has called the replacement law imperfect but necessary to help repair North Carolina's damaged reputation.
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But Bus Simulator 183, while imperfect, sold me on a genre I didn't know I needed.
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Today, we're taking inspiration from one of the standout looks last year: an imperfect, braided updo.
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The unexpected, unplanned, unorganized, imperfect, but at the same time, perfect, happy, spontaneous, magical, beautiful moments!
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Yeezus's dystopian sci-fi future was in fact just an imperfect glimpse of this industrialized behemoth.
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How do you course correct, then, when dealing with the imperfect data set of human behavior?
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They have a stable of imperfect but powerful hitters who make for prime pinch-hitting candidates.
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No matter, he replied: Akihito was merely the current, imperfect vessel; one day, he would pass.
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Yes, Team USA is imperfect, and yes, the rest of the world has NBA stars, too.
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Imperfect though it was, it offered Syrian civilians a brief respite from five years of violence.
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" He didn't specify what medication he is uses, but he did say "it's an imperfect solution.
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But, he said, he was just fulfilling his role as a "disrupter," if an imperfect one.
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Two Senators who can get in a room and make an imperfect, but nevertheless important deal.
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But presidential disclosure filings have long been criticized as an imperfect way to calculate personal wealth.
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The more I accepted my imperfect mind, the more I settled into a place of contentment.
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" She knew his English was imperfect, so when she saw him she said, Papa, it's "daughter.
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In many of those countries, the American way of choosing a president seems ideal, however imperfect.
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Analyses like the Moody's report are, of course, imperfect exercises, Mr. Zandi and his colleagues acknowledge.
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And yet, as my father knew, a perfect shelving system is also inherently an imperfect one.
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And the humble cardboard box, which plastics-abhorring consumers are pushing over plastic, is imperfect too.
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When the love is imperfect, or a family is destructive, something else can be learned: forgiveness.
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Even if Saudi Arabia was not an imperfect or troubling ally, the US needs this vision.
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The results are imperfect and often clumsy, but they would have been mind-blowing in 1997.
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This was politics at its finest: when strange bedfellows operated in support of legislation, albeit imperfect.
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It's an imperfect comparison, obviously, because Trump locked up his nomination much earlier than Clinton did.
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They are imperfect reflections of intelligence, and for most people don't tell you much at all.
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You prefer to at least go into the office with a topic, but life is imperfect.
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"Imperfect information is a common problem that should be considered and compensated for somehow," he wrote.
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The mole's eyes, however, do not open, nor do they project but are left there imperfect.
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Your imperfect figure is just one more way you're disappointing yourself, your community, and your God.
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Hillary Clinton is an imperfect candidate who is, nevertheless, extremely well qualified to lead the country.
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It's an imperfect measure, but is generally used to denote a tweet that went over poorly.
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The parallel with what the modern Russia has experienced during this World Cup summer is imperfect.
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One chalk-sketched titan has an oddly lumpy, imperfect, maybe-not-young body; and he's sleeping.
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Even Mr. Rahmat, Mr. Tarip's son-in-law, admitted his own wife was an imperfect convert.
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Her dependency on our terribly imperfect drugs has ruled out her candidacy for more promising ones.
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A man is a imperfect person who is a good person, over the age of 609.
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Everyday language, as early lexicographers most likely found, is an imperfect medium to transfer this precision.
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So the best the companies can hope for is to continue their current, if imperfect, alliance.
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Nearly every economist believes that the official numbers, while imperfect, are free of direct political influence.
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I believe it's important to vote, but I know the system is imperfect and that's discouraging.
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Imperfect Foods was able to accdept food meant for airlines, said company co-founder Ben Chesler.
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"I think it is an imperfect arms control agreement — it's not a friendship treaty," Mattis said.
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Like music, like poetry, like baseball, like grandmaster chess, it's something gloriously imperfect that people do.
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It's McCain at his best, a defense of the imperfect but noble pursuit of democratic politics.
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This too is an imperfect solution to a crisis that is not amenable to perfect solutions.
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Now the House must give its approval, even though the bill is, without doubt, highly imperfect.
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It's an imperfect portal into these choreographers' ways of working, for those who have the time.
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In the eyes of some, Süssmayr's effort was imperfect at best, but it became the standard.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's proposal is an imperfect way to provide rail access to La Guardia Airport.
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Why not let New York start working on this problem right away, however imperfect its approach?
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Strout, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Olive Kitteridge," writes of a powerful, imperfect familial love.
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That estimate of box office numbers is imperfect, however, as is Nielsen's tracking of streaming viewers.
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The second problem is that the Champions League is an imperfect gauge, even for supporting evidence.
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He was, rather, a decent if imperfect banker who, as Enrich says, internalized his employer's problems.
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The purity of her vision has sometimes made her an imperfect singer of her own song.
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We were standing by a claw-grab machine that was filled with anatomically imperfect plush giraffes.
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Why does G. Cristina Mora, an associate professor of sociology, describe it as an "imperfect compromise"?
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Even the lead organizer, who is white, has called herself "an imperfect candidate for this job."
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When that was the case, it was a curse, because even an eidetic memory is imperfect.
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"I think it is an imperfect arms control agreement — it's not a friendship treaty," he said.
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" General Mattis, who is hawkish on Iran, said it was as "an imperfect arms control agreement.
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Reformers hope that new legislation, though imperfect, could still deter prosecutors from relying on jailhouse informants.
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She and her mother were both clever, heads-held-high victims of those laughably imperfect men.
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Whatever the opposite of the perfect time to leave the White House is -- the "imperfect time"?
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It is an imperfect deal, one that has failed to deliver on its promise, he said.
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Above all, a Biden run avoids repeating the mistake of 2016 — the hubris of imperfect foresight.
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In other words, imperfect information delivered immediately is better than perfect information that arrives too late.
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It uses algorithms and users to flag potentially inappropriate content, but the system, obviously, is imperfect.
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Imperfect as these financial institutions are, for most of us, the answer is very likely no.
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Both parties will be judging turnout to get an early, if imperfect, measure of voter enthusiasm.
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The landscape is imperfect yet familiar, with story arcs that prove there isn't just one Chicago.
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We are on this mission to build a perfect piece of meat and that product is imperfect.
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Other solar system objects similar to MU269 — like comets, for instance — have rounder, though still imperfect, forms.
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With negotiating time almost up, Britain has the imperfect deal that it was always going to get.
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It's an imperfect journey, but we have come too far to give up the fight for justice.
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The point is that pain intensity scores are an imperfect measure of what the patient is experiencing.
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This program dedicates space to sell discounted imperfect produce, more commonly known as ugly fruit and vegetables.
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International lawyers point to two, admittedly imperfect, analogies on Earth as ways to think about space mining.
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" Booker's Spanish was also imperfect, as he said that he would change "this one" instead of "this.
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It's forced me to like let things be really messy and imperfect, and let that be okay.
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The use of the tondo or imperfect circle is Gadd's way of trying to make things whole.
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"Don't let imperfect word choices tank the conversation," as The New York Times rather politely puts it.
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The AFL-CIO's measure is imperfect because it does not compare executives directly with their own employees.
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Shrill, though imperfect as most things are, is perhaps the most daring and revolutionary of this bunch.
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Poker is an imperfect-information game, which makes it far more challenging for artificial intelligence to master.
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If anyone could convince you to ditch your center part, it's Middleton and her imperfect princess part.
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Optimality requires perfect knowledge, and knowledge of market trends and fluctuations is, to say the least, imperfect.
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Companies like Leap Motion have put a ton of work into software design, and it's still imperfect.
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We're imperfect beings, but to some extent reason has a huge edge because we can reason communally.
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First, mainlanders are enthusiastic early adopters of whizzy technologies, even if the early versions are somewhat imperfect.
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By definition, a mixtape is homemade and intimately imperfect, which perfectly befits Chance's style: independent, unexpected, personal.
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Dunham herself is also an imperfect champion of feminism who identifies as a writer among other things.
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But Professor Heckman and Mr Moktan argue that the magic five journals are imperfect arbiters of quality.
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Monique is an imperfect character that refuses to fit into any preconceived notions of a perfect victim.
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As Stamos pointed out in his tweets, this is an imperfect solution to an incredibly difficult problem.
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Letter 131 The author and essayist shares insights on immigrant striving, social media and Australia's imperfect meritocracy.
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And here's the thing…We are all beautiful, unique, and perfectly imperfect just the way we are.
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And here's the thing… We are all beautiful, unique, and perfectly imperfect just the way we are.
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I will no longer fret about hairy arms, skinny legs, the occasional pimple, or the imperfect smile.
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Blemished, imperfect, evolving, Canada is still the best country the world has come up with so far.
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But when I went to my first fitting, I had the most imperfect wardrobe waiting for me.
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It takes the imperfect OnePlus 5 from five months ago and fixes much of what ailed it.
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"Meghan's interior design style, much like her personal style, is a mix of perfectly-imperfect," she explains.
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Granted, it's an imperfect analogy; there's probably an easier way to measure the trees in a forest.
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In the two millennia from antiquity to the 17th century, children were mostly seen as imperfect adults.
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Indeed, new evidence suggests our memories are imperfect and malleable constructs that are constantly changing over time.
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But even though Siempre Bruja — like Carmen herself — is an imperfect show, it remains a game changer.
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But that main deal, while imperfect, was the "best possible", Mr Macron told reporters back in September.
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Granted, it's not a groundbreaking look — even though there is a careful art to looking perfectly imperfect.
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Yet the Republican leadership will move heaven and earth to forge an agreement—however imperfect—before Christmas.
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To some, the internet meant leaving the baggage of their imperfect bodies behind — existing purely as intellect.
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America's border is imperfect, but it is not in the state of crisis that Mr Trump describes.
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The used watch market is interesting in that imperfect information has been driven out of the system.
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Are we looking at the abstracted image of a mechanical figure, or an imperfect, symmetrical abstract painting?
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Though imperfect, Secretary Clinton has the competence, maturity and leadership experience needed to do the job well.
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Screen Time is another imperfect tool in a parent's arsenal for the epic battle over kids' attention.
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Framed as a form of resistance to gentrification and the UNTITLED art fair, the project is imperfect.
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The team's prosthesis, while certainly impressive, is still an imperfect imitation of the human arm and hand.
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Because the test is imperfect, Brawley said, there are a number of missed cancers and false alarms.
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HARRISON: I mean, so people don&apost want to realize it&aposs an imperfect world, you know?
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They are strong and they are free; they are also imperfect; they are manipulative and complex characters.
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Also, maybe it's my own imperfect placement, but there's a bit of a wobble when I type.
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The IPO market was the most transparent proxy we could find, and while imperfect, it is instructive.
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The momentum of the Vulture reveal propels the story to its climax, which is effective, if imperfect.
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This tax is an imperfect antidote to the current tax exemption for employer-paid health insurance premiums.
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Lady Gaga's latest wax figure is a imperfect illusion, and by that I mean it's complete trash.
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It's never perfect, but what is most imperfect is not trying it, so try it we will.
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She needs to see a woman who is daring to EXIST in her imperfect, in progress-beauty.
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What follows is a sometimes deliciously rocky, occasionally out of focus, purposely imperfect chronicle of tour life.
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Discoveries help us understand our world — the scarred, imperfect beautiful mess of it — just a bit better.
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I know I am an imperfect person and have made a number of mistakes in my life.
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The whole process is imperfect in a way that computer animation can only be by faking imperfection.
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Instead he paints them as most parents truly are: earnestly imperfect, but doing the best they can.
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It's very expensive, very slow, and actually frankly imperfect because the data is in the wrong place.
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Ms Dudley Edwards identified The Economist's creed as the belief that governments are more imperfect than markets.
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Although the internal market brought only imperfect accountability, what if the new models fail to deliver improvement?
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The two men are the double conscience of the novel, two sides of an imperfect linguistic mirror.
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Imperfect and limited though the agreement was, it seemed that momentum had gathered behind fighting climate change.
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The story behind "Landfill Harmonic" is so good that even some imperfect filmmaking can't hold it back.
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Pir, Elias, and Ismael acknowledged that the intervention had been imperfect, but they didn't share the animus.
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But it's also a test of how those visions fare out in the permanent, imperfect real world.
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Before we head off on the rest of this deeply imperfect election, take a second and enjoy.
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" Roxanne Jones hopes it will indeed be Cardi B, because she loves "imperfect, confident, self-made women.
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Null never yields to nihilism, but captures the rich and complex, if imperfect, lives of the dispossessed.
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Both lift the handmade and natural and imperfect above the machine-made and synthetic and shiny-new.
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And banks could learn far more from relationships with borrowers than the imperfect science of credit scoring.
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The very specific, imperfect femininity — the sense of one woman's struggle to make art — that's my bailiwick.
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Watch the video above to see why the body mass index is an imperfect measurement of obesity.
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His confused, imperfect attempt at loving me was just a mirror for how poorly I loved myself.
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"Game of Thrones" star Jason Momoa leads an imperfect, but entertaining venture into the future called "See."
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We nurture wrongheaded notions because they make us feel a little bit better about our imperfect selves.
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It was an imperfect plan, but still it provided, finally, a starting point for negotiations with Brussels.
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Pickett has decanted his novel to the stage with an imperfect grasp of how stage plays work.
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She also released her first EP, Perfectly Imperfect, and later, an album, 21's Just the Beginning.
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This is simply not the case for the admittedly imperfect relationship between Jews and Arabs inside Israel.
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It's an imperfect country, full of pain, but one that we can and should take pride in.
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Over all, the national primary vote is a rough if imperfect indicator of the national political environment.
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" He notes: "Walking away from imperfect agreements, however, is rarely better than addressing their imperfections over time.
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Still, California has demonstrated that even in our messy and imperfect health care system, progress is possible.
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We supported Constantine, and Harry Truman, and many other imperfect men who were better than the alternatives.
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"Outlander" is meant to be a show about two imperfect people whose relationship is complicated but powerful.
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" Mr. Gottlieb said, "Maybe there's some appeal to the imperfect for us, because it's who we are.
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Scientists recognized that mice were an imperfect model — they never develop dementia — but the studies were encouraging.
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Like any exit polls, those in India are imperfect, but their accuracy has improved in recent years.
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At other times she conceded that she was forced into "imperfect choices" during her time as sheriff.
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Any seal is bound to be imperfect, observers argue, and such measures will only delay the inevitable.
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Any seal is bound to be imperfect, observers argue, and such measures will only delay the inevitable.
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We don't need a government of saints; people can be imperfect (who isn't?) yet still do good.
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" Schrag described any kind of geoengineering as "at best an imperfect solution that is operationally extremely challenging.
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The only sets she ever lost to Horvath came on that imperfect day at the French Open.
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Imperfect Partners The United States and China are locked in a mutually dependent, frequently dysfunctional economic partnership.
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Faced with imperfect choices, some retirees cobble together different types of insurance, a mix that includes Medicare.
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"Don't be tattletales" was another caution from our parents, but it was imperfect — or at least incomplete.
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Money is a poor proxy for public-spiritedness, just as age is an imperfect one for passion.
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A postscript: At least one photographer has come up with an imperfect way to still develop Kodachrome.
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And as imperfect as the body positivity movement may be, just remember: We didn't even have one.
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The vaccine is imperfect and some people may still get sick even after getting a flu shot.
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So, electing a Republican governor seems to give your state a fair but imperfect shot at growth.
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"As humans we are imperfect," Bieber is heard saying in a video posted on his YouTube page.
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IMPERFECT UNION Newnan, Ga., decided to use art to help the community celebrate diversity and embrace change.
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I don't want to live in a society in which fetuses deemed imperfect are routinely eliminated. Education.
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One major worry when it comes to autonomous weapons is an imperfect weapon in the wrong hands.
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"I think this is an imperfect arms control agreement — it's not a friendship treaty," General Mattis said.
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South Korea has come far, but as these last months showed, it is still an imperfect democracy.
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Some have criticized the bill as an imperfect attempt to solve the problem of green card shortages.
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Agricultural trade now generally follows rules that, while imperfect, are far better than no rules at all.
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Generally, Chinese are more receptive to new things and more tolerant of imperfect products, including mobile apps.
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It's an imperfect bill, but it is far better than the Senate proposed alternative (known as SESTA).
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Instead, every special election provides a small and imperfect bit of information about the overall national picture.
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As with all personality frameworks, the temperaments are an imperfect representation of the enormous diversity of individuals.
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And would rather lose surrounded by perfect allies than win with an army that includes imperfect allies.
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Personally, the concept of imperfections in our bodies is something that I don't understand; Imperfect to whom?
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Clinton, who is widely viewed as too close to the financial sector, seems an imperfect messenger for change.
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Do you think a constitutional democracy, however imperfect, is possible at all without a shared conception of truth?
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But it's something, an imperfect catharsis, and another loss at home to Germany would have nearly felt fatal.
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KT: To paraphrase Ben Horowitz, 'the first rule of organizational design is that all organizational design is imperfect.
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It's an imperfect parallel, since the boatman observes the water; he does not use it as a tool.
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Imperfect 3 (I3) is last, which Marmer advises to steer away from if clarity is important to you.
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The phones have always been a blunt instrument, a clumsy and imperfect way for citizens to be heard.
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Simon ran it for four years, with help from Chesler, before stepping away to focus on Imperfect Produce.
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Because of this, the imperfect manifestation of sex positivity that many inadvertently practice can be a destructive tool.
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Cherish the time that you have and please forgive yourself if you are imperfect or make a mistake.
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It's imperfect, but it addresses a number of the key issues many, myself included, had with the Ionic.
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The quiet nerd with a heart of gold discovers the woman he loves is imperfect — she's a bot!
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Release date: September 21 Fahrenheit 11/21992, though sprawling and imperfect, is Michael Moore's best film in years.
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The boxes of equipment had been dropped off Tuesday in the wrong location with imperfect labeling, causing concern.
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The people building the business and the people planning on cashing in on your efforts are imperfect allies.
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Imperfect Produce and Hungry Harvest are focused on the B2C market of delivering excess produce straight to consumers.
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The results have been mixed, and attributing them to initiatives like Univision's is an imperfect science, experts say.
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The peace is imperfect; Isaias, Eritrea's leader, is a repressive dictator who has ruled the country since independence.
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"DeepStack is a paradigmatic shift in approximating solutions to large, sequential imperfect information games," the system's creators wrote.
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In the years that followed, imperfect democracies in Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand appeared to be gaining strength.
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Apply it to the center of the lips, then tap toward the edges to achieve that imperfect look.
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When Breath Becomes Air is an imperfect book, but it draws its power and permanency from those limitations.
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Additionally, "Naturally Imperfect" produce will be available at many other Loblaws brand stores in provinces across the country.
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In theory adding a safety driver to supervise an imperfect system ensures that the system is safe overall.
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"We acknowledge that (our) assessments may be imperfect," one administration official said in a background call with reporters.
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Thomas did us all a service in writing a Black family as dynamic and imperfect as the Carters.
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It's an imperfect movie in a lot of ways, but one driven in large part by fan service.
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For now, some viewers remain eager to see closer approximations of their experiences, even if Hollywood remains imperfect.
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"While American democracy is imperfect," Stevens wrote in his last notable dissent, in the 21990 Citizens United v.
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Algorithms are imperfect attempts by computers to explain the world, or at least some small corner of it.
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The annual review focuses too much on the past, for example, and is biased by our imperfect memories.
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Presidents are often faced with galling, imperfect choices, particularly in these times of deep polarization and divided government.
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The exchanges, although imperfect, are a mechanism to help us exercise our muscles and get better at this.
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Richard, the former Obama State Department official, pinned the proposal on an "imperfect understanding" of the bureau's function.
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In this way, Bortholuzzi makes worlds that are perfectly imperfect, full of the beauty of all that's broken.
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Cookie and Lucious' animosity towards each other is also revealed through their fine ass but equally imperfect children.
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It's a way to warn Abigail about how mistakes can haunt you and to prove that she's imperfect.
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"So the artifacts that you have in the end are imperfect for all sorts of reasons," says Ploeger.
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But as we've seen with body positivity, combatting beauty trends is at best a slow, incremental, imperfect process.
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It is yet another example of the already imperfect, messy franchise entangled with an even more complex reality.
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I love their motto that make-up should be fun, easy, imperfect and personal… kind of like me!
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In the past week, her format and call for imperfect Disney princesses has been all over social media.
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And with Twitter specifically, two-factor authentication is a very imperfect solution to the problem of unauthorized access.
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We're able to see it for what it really is: an imperfect but valuable thing, scars and all.
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But the implications of applying imperfect technologies are vast — and in the case of law enforcement, not academic.
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Strategy games require a high level of strategic capability in an imperfect information world — "partially observed," it's called.
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"As a B2B name with many marquee clients Twilio is worth watching, if an imperfect bellwether," said Wolff.
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It'd be one of those imperfect but wonderfully memorable PlayStation-era experiences that I'd complain nobody makes anymore.
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My hope is that we're going back to where we started, as an imperfect but comparatively enlightened country.
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We live in an imperfect world in which we have to act on partial agreement and partial knowledge.
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"We want to encourage consumers to report their illnesses, even though it's an imperfect system," Ms. Scott said.
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But they are structurally hard little things that allow you to feel the imperfections of an imperfect road.
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This is an imperfect investment environment, arguing for less risk-taking than at earlier points in the cycle.
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That makes it an imperfect solution, though it's not the only method for melting down non-recyclable items.
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"This is no longer a perfect storm, this is an imperfect storm," CNN Meteorologist Chad Myers said Friday.
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U.S. intervention, however imperfect, never involved the level of commitment the Soviets deployed or that the terrorists sought.
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In this case, taking the results from one arguably imperfect rat study while ignoring others makes no sense.
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Often, what an organization cares about — job performance, recidivism — can't be measured directly, so imperfect proxies are used.
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When we must choose from profoundly disappointing choices we must, nonetheless, choose persons of imperfect and flawed measure.
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Saltwater texture, loosely tousled waves, imperfect layers — the hallmarks of the quintessential L.A. haircut are easy to identify.
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Chipotle says it's using third-party metrics firm Delmondo instead — but such data is said to be imperfect.
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He was an imperfect man with drug residue in his system and a stalled vehicle in the road.
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What can happen when we combine the large amount of facial biometrics data with a potentially imperfect system?
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It is imperfect, just like the coach himself, but no one will remember that if it gets there.
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In the short there are posters on the waiting room wall informing people how to be more imperfect.
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I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what elements returned that feeling of imperfect evolution.
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Gregg and Angus fill me with warm, bubbly happiness because their love is messy, imperfect, and beautifully aspirational.
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The words we use to describe the ideologies of presidential candidates are imperfect, but at least they exist.
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Baffling as it may be to elites, Mr. Trump embodies a real if imperfect model of family values.
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We have to distinguish between imperfect leaders and corrupt ones, and we need the vocabulary to do so.
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Anyone who's owned one of these things knows that they're imperfect and often struggle to understand human speech.
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But thanks to Matz's perfectly imperfect start, the result was decided before the Mets had recorded an out.
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You'll forgive your father eventually, or just get used to thinking of him as imperfect in this way.
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And as usual, the ceremony did an imperfect job of capturing the most intriguing corners of the genre.
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Florida's protracted 2018 midterm election has revealed the warts of an imperfect voting system that normally go unnoticed.
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"Imperfect men have been empowered and permitted to run the world since the beginning of time," Wambach writes.
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The European elections, typically low-turnout affairs dominated by the most ideologically motivated voters, are an imperfect barometer.
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Israel rightly claims with pride its status as a vibrant if imperfect democracy up to the green line.
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Yet here she is, an imperfect, entirely self-possessed woman telling her story with clarity and without shame.
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The potential triumph of a deeply imperfect woman over a powerful man won't exactly break a glass ceiling.
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Opinion Columnist Affirmative action is a thorny issue, an imperfect tool to push society toward more perfect equality.
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In her words The comedian Deborah Frances-White discusses the perfectly funny side of oh-so-imperfect feminism.
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His freedom was imperfect and tightly controlled — a government minder, unobtrusive but obvious, trailed Xie wherever he went.
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Their romance came about when they were young, and it was imperfect, the way of so many romances.
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Wandering the hallways, one overhears a multitude of pitch-imperfect voices, ranging from breathy delight to bellowing sorrow.
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Certainly, imperfect advocacy through awareness campaigns has the potential to save more lives than ignorance and inaction do.
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As anyone with FOMO knows, watching other people's digital lives is an imperfect substitute for real-world interactions.
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Newly surfaced documents illuminate how that happened — and the origins of the messy, imperfect democracy we have today.
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But lung scans are also an imperfect means to diagnose patients, leading to the possibility of an overcount.
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Just as foster parents are not generally heaven-sent or evil incarnate, foster kids are also humanly imperfect.
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I'm trying to decide whether the fact that it is knowingly imperfect also means that it's bad work.
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It's no secret that texting is an infuriatingly imperfect if not destructively impersonal way to convey your feelings.
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The characters' musings about regrets — life is imperfect, you see — seem superfluous, the byproducts of an overwritten screenplay.
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"Many of our social media experiences are an imperfect replacement for being with someone in person," he said.
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Despite these early successes, FOIA is an imperfect tool for the public to gain access to government documents.
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" Acceptance — of ourselves, our feelings and of life's imperfections — is a common theme in "Love for Imperfect Things.
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And what place does love — in all of its imperfect, incalculable glory — actually have in all of that?
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But even if NAFTA were somehow perfect 25 years ago, since that time, it has become decidedly imperfect.
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The C.I.A. is an agency made up of imperfect beings, just as in any government or private office.
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Jordan Rodgers is letting fans in on the details behind his "perfectly imperfect" second proposal to JoJo Fletcher!
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This was a lab experiment, so it's an imperfect representation of what might happen by the year 2300.
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Either way, MbS's Vision 2030 programme to diversify the kingdom away from oil has had an imperfect beginning.
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We are are living in an imperfect world where failure and struggle happen to the best of us.
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Sure, he's a flawed billionaire with an imperfect past, but he's the only one who can save us.
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George W. Bush is an imperfect man, but he led us through the tragic days following the attacks.
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But Tumblr&aposs imperfect machine-learning algorithm only poses a problem for those still active on the platform.
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FUTURE IMPERFECT: THE UNCANNY IN SCIENCE FICTION at the Museum of Modern Art (July 25601 through Aug. 31).
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It involves trade-offs equally painful for both sides that produce an imperfect outcome better than the alternative.
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In the meantime, I pulled out some pieces that reflect on the game, in all its imperfect glory.
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Heroes turned into villains, villains into heroes, and the decisions made, while imperfect, at least made narrative sense.
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At one point, the perfection of a Tollhouse cookie in the imperfect city brings tears to Tess's eyes.
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We tend to forget that candidates are people; people are imperfect, and they should be allowed to evolve.
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The correspondence was still imperfect but it was better, and I kept the job for a second summer.
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What about the "Tire" (2018), an imperfect, sagging, donut-like shape, that will never physically transport us anywhere?
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Whatever policy one supports, we must actually consider how this imperfect and messy process will actually play out.
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Part of the appeal, for artists and non-artists alike, has been the film's unpredictable and imperfect qualities.
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Early testing can be imperfect, particularly with hepatitis C, and there have been cases of infection being spread.
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He has denied the allegations but has said the couple&aposs three-year relationship was imperfect and included arguments.
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In her paintings, she aims for an imperfect look, to make work that is impulsive and of the moment.
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Imperfect or "off" hair and makeup — think too-bold lips or too-high hair — can significantly demote a look.
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Over-the-top comic book action is never far off, but it's framed against a familiar, frequently imperfect world.
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I think they were scared that I was a little too rough around the edges, a little too … imperfect?
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"We're all human, we're all imperfect, and we all have emotions," said Ed Stubbins, a partner at Fuller & Thaler.
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This has been corroborated by animal studies, which, while imperfect, have found no particular dangers from eating GM foods.
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As imperfect as they are, Abbi and Ilana never have to face the consequences of their many fuckups alone.
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They typically involve imperfect information — not knowing exactly what your opponent is doing or what you are facing next.
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In the meantime, we'll continue to use imperfect solutions to the problems that keep streaming services from replacing cable.
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Tara Westover's memoir reminds us that you can still find love and joy even when life is imperfectly imperfect.
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Only one of the girl's genes were altered in both pairs of her DNA, raising questions about imperfect editing.
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Wohlwend describes it as a sense of wabi-sabi — the Japanese concept that there's a beauty in the imperfect.
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However imperfect the political system may be, at least Alabama's abortion law has been passed by the state legislature.
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She joins Grace Vanderwaal, the 15-year-old "Perfectly Imperfect" singer who toured with Imagine Dragons earlier this year.
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He has won five imperfect elections since 1986, when he seized power at the head of a rebel army.
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Flaw Detection A second new camera feature on the Note9 is called Flaw Detection, designed to prevent imperfect photos.
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That makes comparing them a better, if still imperfect, way of estimating what going to Harvard does to earnings.
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In its first 12 minutes, this is what Together wants us to understand about its purposefully imperfect leading lady.
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In its statement, Tesla admits that Autopilot is an imperfect system, but argues its far better than the alternative.
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But flying insects still have a tendency to crash into things, suggesting pattern velocity is an imperfect navigational aid.
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"Our greater infosec/privacy community, including the media, has trouble talking about imperfect solutions to serious problems," Stamos tweeted.
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" — Adam Cancryn, Politico "Why the GOP Is still struggling with health care reform": "Obamacare has produced an imperfect record.
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" Calling him imperfect and one of her favorite people, she noted: "I have a real personal relationship with him.
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You don't have to be born with a silver spoon in your mouth and it's OK to be imperfect.
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The problem is that Trump, in his own inimitable way, has created a most imperfect vacuum for the nation.
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The physicality of the vinyl, the record sleeves, the scratch of the needle, the imperfect, warm, unadulterated analog sound.
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The burn pits were supposed to be temporary, an imperfect stopgap required by the exigencies of invasion and occupation.
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The deal is imperfect, and given the significant political opposition both within and outside America, it could yet falter.
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A single Hong Kong skyscraper recently fetched $5.2 billion and an imperfect Leonardo da Vinci sold for $450 million.
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But won't a pension collapse mean we desperately need Social Security, even in an imperfect form, well beyond 2034?
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Polling is, of course, an imperfect science, but almost all the political forecasters seemed certain of a Clinton presidency.
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Each Mr. T doll is differently imperfect from the next, and the imperfections are what make them so beautiful.
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The uneven surfaces and sections of grooved wood introduce imperfect lines and edges and the awareness of time passing.
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But those techniques, or some other imperfect fix for H.B. 2, can make things better — and bring back basketball.
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I don't think we should let one person's imperfect actions prevent millions from expressing their disapproval of the administration.
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" The Tampa Bay Times argues Clinton "is an imperfect candidate with political baggage that would sink most other politicians.
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My hands went back to my scalp, and thus began a long and unending hunt for the imperfect hairs.
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Its Gear VR presentation may be pixelated and its stitching imperfect, but there's real voice in Esmail's VR piece.
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"I fully realize we have to deal with bad actors and imperfect situations on the international stage," he said.
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This feels like a final frontier: to be able to present a realistically imperfect, conflicted, and contradictory female protagonist.
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I-1631 didn't fail just because of Big Oil, and it didn't fail because it was an imperfect policy.
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News Analysis LOS ANGELES — Disney theme parks have always been about trading an imperfect world for a perfect one.
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I know she's an imperfect person but she is is somebody who is definitely a strong female role model.
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Still, to ready these movies for screenings in concert requires considerable technical tinkering, and the results can be imperfect.
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"I fully realize we have to deal with bad actors and imperfect situations on the international stage," Graham said.
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Maughan said he likes how the applications he uses to publish his routes sometimes make the shape look imperfect.
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Even the most ardent feminists would acknowledge that Title IX is an imperfect tool to combat a rampant problem.
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The imperfect search for new knowledge, even in a relatively unimportant endeavor like baseball, is one of life's thrills.
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But research finally showed that the danger of losing parents was far worse than the danger of imperfect sterility.
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It's imperfect by design and unafraid to risk seeming corny or pretentious (and, once in a while, it tilts).
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Although an imperfect calculation, such a modification would present an attainable goal, said Lisa Drayer, a nutritionist and author.
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So between 2004 and 2008, Wikipedia editors were stuck in a tug of war between these two imperfect representations.
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Who else would recall the deaf-mute, a reminder that Bella had been a replacement for an imperfect product?
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And, imperfect solution or not, treatment experts like Horveath see how programs like this are way better than nothing.
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