The language is admittedly imprecise — what does "believe" mean?
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The writing is shakier — sometimes imprecise and often jargony.
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That kind of modeling is inevitably going to be imprecise.
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For example, symptom assessment, based on questionnaire responses, was imprecise.
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But this type of location information is often quite imprecise.
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They're imprecise, ambiguous, and often loaded with contradictions, Widmer notes.
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Other terms are not just imprecise, but flat out incorrect.
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The imprecise reference was repeated in an accompanying picture caption.
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However, it's not a given, and wait times remain imprecise.
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Another method used to date some craters is more imprecise.
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When you use words incorrectly, you can look sloppy and imprecise.
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At first, all the measurements were so imprecise that nobody worried.
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That spares Saudi lives, but imprecise bombing increases Yemeni civilian casualties.
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But good intentions pale in the face of imprecise decision-making.
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But numerical sizing can still be imprecise — and is incredible outdated.
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But the hurricane center said long-range forecasting can be imprecise.
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Previous data sets were often too imprecise to measure this accurately.
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On all the sensitivity settings, the controls feel imprecise and sluggish.
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Failed replications root out false claims and help refine imprecise ones.
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The steering is a strange combination of flimsy, imprecise, and heavy.
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"Inner city," in short, is imprecise in describing today's urban reality.
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At that point, though, science was still relatively disorganized and imprecise.
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But they discovered that grouping far-flung regions created imprecise estimates.
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It's just his imprecise way of saying he loves her, right?
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The testing was imprecise and the staff was not perfectly skilled.
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Previously, the devices were imprecise, occasionally causing "violent hiccups," Ellenbogen said.
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Drugs are often imprecise, unpredictable, or come along with tricky side effects.
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It doesn't help that maps of the remote region are often imprecise.
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Adnan's poetry revels in "the thing" as something imprecise and ultimately unnameable.
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"Imprecise," is not a word that comes up often in his company.
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Bass is not overpowering and at high volumes, often fluffy and imprecise.
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Jackson grew impatient with Stone's imprecise and changing answers at the time.
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Views about immigration bear only an imprecise relationship to the number of immigrants.
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The line between fiction and real life — between creators and fans — is imprecise.
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I think that, at this stage, what was articulated still remains too imprecise.
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" Photography, she realized, is "very imprecise, although it pretends to be the opposite.
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Rather, our pressing need is to understand precisely how imprecise these devices are.
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Tracking the physical oil market, including floating storage, is a highly imprecise science.
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Regret for imprecise comments about the US commitment to defending its NATO allies?
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Mueller indicated the written answers from the president were imprecise, incomplete and insufficient.
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Even then, he and his team were criticized for being imprecise at first.
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President Trump's recent comments on energy and climate change have been, well, imprecise.
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The first is that the founders were intentionally imprecise in designing these powers.
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The son felt he was too "mushy and imprecise" to please his father.
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But those criteria are imprecise, the autonomous-vehicle startup Aurora Innovation has said.
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But methods for dating rocks are imprecise, involving uncertainties of thousands of years.
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Correction: An earlier version gave an imprecise scope for Tesla's announced delivery slowdown.
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It's an admittedly imprecise measurement; Conlon estimates it may be about $50 worth, though.
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However, this narrative, Raber and other researchers agree, is based on imprecise user anecdotes.
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Still, it is widely known that statistics from the states are "imprecise," Rivas added.
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And, argues Richard Green, also at USC, rent control is a highly imprecise subsidy.
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As with the iPhone, it's terribly imprecise and should be avoided at all costs.
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At low altitudes (anything under about 2,000km), orbital mechanics is a surprisingly imprecise science.
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In other words, the camera is looking with the imprecise eye of a doodle.
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I would hear the briefest mention on the wind, and it was always imprecise.
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"It is worrisome, very worrisome, that this joint statement is so imprecise," he added.
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But really I'm dealing with the most elusive, imprecise things like feelings and emotions.
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Count times in prison are an imprecise science, from a convict's point of view.
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It's imprecise and can make families whose births are deemed not "natural" feel shame.
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But determining the exact time or money saved by these technologies can be imprecise.
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The researchers say their estimate remains imprecise, with more definitive studies still to come.
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It also removed some "more imprecise" circumstances that would trigger fiduciary status, Berkowitz said.
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I'm too imprecise to enjoy or succeed at baking, but I love to cook.
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Teaching computers to understand human language used to be a tedious and imprecise process.
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There are currently only two ways to estimate gestational age, and both are imprecise.
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ROBERT KAPLAN: So, neutral is by its nature imprecise and uncertain -- STEVE LIESMAN: Sure. Sure.
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" Vasquez agrees, calling the term imprecise and "a word that doesn't really exist any longer.
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It's awfully imprecise, slow to respond, and something I try to avoid at all costs.
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It's awkward and imprecise, and it makes playing the game for prolonged sessions physically painful.
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Strange, then, to credit Woolf with such an imprecise, expansive interpretation, antithetical to the above.
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Why it matters: The researchers said their study was imprecise, but the findings are important.
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"Sitting" might be an imprecise word for Ben's state of constant up-and-down motion.
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But it was always an imprecise measure, and we can do better at little cost.
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In my testing, I found Samsung's digital keyboard to be imprecise and awkward for typing.
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The official cautioned that the intelligence picture on bin Laden's movements was fragmentary and imprecise.
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But many of these targets were chosen with dated, imprecise technology, a new study suggests.
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But it was an imprecise process, without the digital databases that are so useful today.
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Even those that got through to the site found a map that was frustratingly imprecise.
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He aspired to become an on-air correspondent, but his speech was mumbly and imprecise.
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Jimmy Kimmel's whole schtick is puncturing something, and it can sometimes feel sour and imprecise.
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It's helpful to get a quick sense of critical consensus, even if it's somewhat imprecise.
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And the imprecise connection they made to the music's beat was devoid of rubato or wit.
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The problem with it, critics claim, is that it is imprecise about what constitutes hate speech.
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Their faces, a rainbow of emotions, had mouths that turned up and down in imprecise dashes.
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And so whatever they do in response is subject to that same slow and imprecise feedback.
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It's easy to mistakenly use low-protein flour, because labeling of different flours is surprisingly imprecise.
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But according to the team, the sensations people have while using them are limited and imprecise.
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Goals are an imprecise measure of a player, but for a striker they are nevertheless relevant.
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To that end, the controls in Grow Up (and Grow Home) are purposely squishy and imprecise.
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But these, too, are imprecise, vulnerable to the wind and to loss of water through evaporation.
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"The cardinal stands by those statements, which were not intended to be imprecise," the archdiocese said.
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Measuring the persuasive power of a political ad has always been an imprecise and costly science.
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But that only makes it an imprecise forecast where it is harder to challenge the details.
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"They are worried about the imprecise distinctions on when travelers may be contagious," Mr. Reardon said.
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While valuations are generally more subdued today, imprecise thinking about tech stocks abides, with troubling implications.
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To be fair, the clues unearthed by the researchers' approach are fuzzy and imprecise at best.
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Even if the one out of five statistic is imprecise, isn't one assaulted woman bad enough?
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The fighting is slow and imprecise and reliant on intricate combos I've never been good at.
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The 25th Amendment is imprecise, but clearly the intent is to cover impairment arising from illness.
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Noting "imprecise language" stating that Russia "hacked the election," Mr. Cotton referred to Mr. Clapper's Oct.
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One payoff is the harsh, imprecise textures: a smaller knife would be more exacting and smooth.
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While you may have heard of machines with as many as Google's 72 qubits, those are imprecise.
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Even the term "overdose," when used to describe the fatal results of taking MDMA, is often imprecise.
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She said the main problem was that Facebook's rules contained imprecise phrases that were open to interpretation.
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It's easy to think of an algorithm as an alternative to making messy and imprecise human judgments.
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While the imprecise references were promptly corrected online, editors failed to follow through on this print correction.
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Movement felt imprecise and I found it difficult to change direction and go where I wanted to.
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Though imprecise, the report offers insights into which sectors of the economy are adding the most jobs.
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Still, as the BIS paper shows, money printing is an imprecise tool that works in unexpected ways.
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The case of Mohammed Emwazi, aka Jihadi John, demonstrates exactly how imprecise our definitions of terrorism are.
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This percentage dropped to 29% and 13% for imprecise statements about the second and third trimesters, respectively.
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" He predicted that while the world would remain imprecise, robots would develop "better sensors and more smarts.
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"Oh, not again," he yelped after another imprecise swing sent his ball dribbling into the high rough.
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Photo by Reuters Those bombs, while imprecise, spread terror, and are intended to kill people like Khalid.
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Baseball doesn't need the human element calling balls and strikes in order to be unfair and imprecise.
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"The whole thing was imprecise, full of flaws, but it was also full of soul," she says.
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Although, the study says that these guidelines are based on self-reported activity, which is often imprecise.
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And yet Dean's own writing, direct and lively, can get too loosely conversational — too wordy and imprecise.
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Whether expressed through scholarship or private, daily conversation, this vocabulary was imprecise and cloistered within the academy.
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Eventually, they estimated an imprecise number for public reports because it was impossible to know, officials said.
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This is an imprecise science, involving people's best guesses for what they'll order when they get inside.
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He gave models soft, imprecise waves that framed the face with an old-fashioned technique: tissue setting.
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A witness for the defense said that the testing method used on the sneaker had been imprecise.
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"There's linkage between cash and FX swaps and futures, but it's very imprecise right now," said Rodrigues.
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Given how imprecise our counts of total global infections for both the Spanish flu and coronavirus are and how imprecise our estimates for the former's death toll are, it is hard to say anything definitive about how they stack up against each other in terms of case fatality.
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It gets even harder when you factor in motion controls that — during my brief experience — felt frustratingly imprecise.
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Mr Macron may not have all the answers, and some of his ideas may be imprecise or flawed.
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Gun enthusiasts see terms like "assault weapon" as imprecise, while concrete terms like "semi-automatic" are overly broad.
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The advocate group Free Press began to crunch the numbers, which even on their face seemed wildly imprecise.
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If you can precisely track a plane, then you don't have to be as imprecise about the routes.
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Her success is the result of an imprecise mix of genius, hard work, and a fear of failure.
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There are regulatory technology opportunities that are apparent in the U.S. and some opportunities that are more imprecise.
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He has been charged with "a vague and imprecise offense of inciting subversion of State power", they said.
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He told CNNMoney that he is guilty of "imprecise language," but rejects the notion that he endorses pedophilia.
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The GPS is imprecise, so couriers and customers need to hunt down the robot's locations, sometimes behind bushes.
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These numbers are imprecise estimates, and they come with a margin of error of plus or minus 1003,000.
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He agreed that head turns are an imprecise measurement and that there were assumptions made along the way.
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Declarations that the automobile will become the next living room are almost as common — but, they are imprecise.
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But publishing dates can often be an imprecise form of time travel, so check your local comics store.
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His language was often imprecise or unclear, and he still never seems to get through an answer smoothly.
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No eye for imprecise thought was ever more discerning; no edit a sharper yet gentler distillation than his.
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A reader emailed to note that's imprecise: The Golden State, in all its bounty, has more than one.
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This process is very imprecise, so the dose in one packet can differ greatly within or between batches.
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But exit polls offer imprecise, and frequently misleading, estimates, especially when they're sliced to look at demographic groups.
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It was a way of dealing with "fuzzy sets," collections of information whose boundaries were vague or imprecise.
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Some larger departments assembled photographic rogues' galleries, but photos were imprecise: People could look alike, or alter their appearance.
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As is always true in Nickson's major works, an imprecise narrative is suggested, but remains just out of reach.
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A common one is that a brain is a sort of squishy, imprecise, biological version of a digital computer.
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An expert witness testifying for the defense suggested that the testing method used on the sneaker had been imprecise.
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"I reject any notion that coalition fires were in any way imprecise, unlawful or excessively targeted civilians," Lt. Gen.
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Fast forward to the future, and he finds a scientist who has developed an imprecise form of time travel.
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"The nature of memory is imprecise even though we're sure about all sorts of things," she told Rolling Stone.
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Such imprecise language can leave readers wondering how serious the allegations are and whether the behavior is against the law.
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And Jean-Claude Juncker annoyed Mrs May by accusing the British of being "nebulous and imprecise" over what they wanted.
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A frustration I have with this poll — and with the whole debate, really — is that the terms are so imprecise.
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Controls overlaid on the screen are both intrusive and imprecise, and while third-party controllers help, few people own them.
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To be clear, semiautomatic weapons, a classification that itself can be imprecise, have not yet been banned in New Zealand.
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Without data supporting them, marketing recommendations would be no better than opinions, and analyzing ROI would be imprecise, at best.
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Observing the interactions and changes associated with those things typically requires an atomic force microscope, and, even then, is imprecise.
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The standard two-tier test for Lyme, established in 1994, is extremely imprecise, prone to false positives and false negatives.
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Linking these causes to the rise of ethnic nationalism is imprecise; these factors reflect a long-term loss of confidence.
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Mr. Juncker described her suggestions as "nebulous and imprecise," adding that the British still needed to say what they wanted.
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The special counsel called Mr. Trump's written answers to questions "inadequate," largely because he often gave imprecise and incomplete responses.
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The sensors, each tuned to a different class of odiferous chemical, are simple too, generating imprecise, rough and ready signals.
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From this example we can see that the actual experience of the disease is obscured by stats and imprecise terminology.
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Motive determination is an imprecise science and the pursuit of it must remain free of an investigator's own internal prejudices.
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Such imprecise legislative language risks confusion, inconsistent interpretations and overzealous enforcement by administrators who are understandably unsure where boundaries lie.
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In truth, we can't be anything we want, nor should we try, because dreams are imprecise, and wants are insatiable.
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One response to these complexities is to abandon the quest for civility, deeming it a historically fanciful, hopelessly imprecise ideal.
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The methods for guesstimating carbohydrate intake also seemed imprecise, Mr. Costik found, and the process generated a lot of wasted data.
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Because of imprecise borders and documents from the period, both North Carolina and South Carolina claim to be Jackson's birth state.
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Although Trump's words were imprecise -- he never said "Do this or you don't get the $400 million" -- his meaning was clear.
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But it seems he was a bit imprecise in answering the lawmaker, or at least didn't make his true feelings clear.
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It's great in theory, but it's imprecise and can be clumsy in practice—particularly if you're actually really good at aiming.
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The technique used in the study was imprecise, preventing the scientists from tracking all the factors involved in the transfusion process.
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It calculated that 59,000 to 65,000 people died of overdoses last year, with a harder, but likely imprecise, number of 20153,497.
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When I stood close, I could see them clearly, their imprecise bends and careful curves conjuring the hands that made them.
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To get the look, Warren used his fingers to bring Ally's curls to the side, keeping the part imprecise and natural.
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This complicated and imprecise act of excavation would expose workers and Missouri residents to radioactive pollutants that are currently safely buried.
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Despite having written books about trolls Phillips herself loathes the term, which she says is now, at best, an imprecise one.
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The Casual Solver approach was just dismissed as sloppy thinking, and the Mapmaking approach was seen as too individualistic or imprecise.
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The phrase "way of life" is imprecise, and perhaps it could indicate an allegiance to vague terms like freedom and liberty.
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If this is not a matter of imprecise wording, such a blast would exceed the US' strongest-ever nuclear test explosion.
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Some of the boundaries shown here are imprecise, and uncolored parts of the map show areas where gang control is unclear.
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His illustrations, too, are imprecise and bizarre—many feature aliens, boxers, mythical creatures, and all means of anthropomorphized blobs—but compelling.
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With such rigorously imprecise phrasing, Twitter opens the door to spurious accusations that try to flip those categories on their head.
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"Jammers are very imprecise," says Patrick Donovan, until recently the senior director of regulatory affairs for the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association.
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The remastered version looks sharp and smooth, while the original looks imprecise, almost dream-like in the way that it moves.
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" A certificate that accompanies the work includes a manual for installation, a spokeswoman said, adding that, "Maurizio's instructions are intentionally imprecise.
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Moreover, Rixi's location-tracking, reliant as it is on imprecise cellphone tower triangulation and Google Maps, has thrown up some major kinks.
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The former senior law enforcement official made clear Monday that assessing the intentions of a foreign power is imprecise by its nature.
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They are a measure, however imprecise, of which candidates have the most energized online supporters, or most social media savvy fan base.
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"However, previous studies have primarily relied on self-reported physical activity, and self-reports tend to be imprecise," Lee said by email.
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Mueller's answers to questions were often fumbling and imprecise, especially when discussing the second half of his report (on obstruction of justice).
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"The system," in all its incarnations, that vague authoritarian stronghold of imprecise menace and organizational inefficiency, had long been Swartz's primary antagonist.
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One of the ways news coverage has allowed these thoughts to be more palatable is the use of this vague, imprecise language.
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The language is so imprecise, she tells Broadly, that there's no way to tell if people are talking about the same thing.
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The total U.S. housing market is worth $30 trillion, but the data to value individual properties is still imprecise, according to HouseCanary.
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And I've been irritated enough to quietly bark at the screen a couple of times, entirely because of the game's imprecise combat.
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Public charts are imprecise, and equipment with the capability to sense this level of detail could cost a fisherman more than $70,000.
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But the system still raises the same concerns as YouTube's copyright infringement apparatus, which has been criticized as imprecise, overzealous, and kafkaesque.
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Precise metaphors can lead to appropriate solutions, while imprecise metaphors can lead us to the wrong course of action (or to apathy).
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The pastor said he was untroubled by Mr. Trump's imprecise description of one of the two black men killed by the police.
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It may be imprecise or even irresponsible to say that such a system is "rigged," but to say so is also natural.
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The law has attracted criticism from scientists and campaigners for its imprecise definitions, questions over enforcement, and general lack of scientific grounding.
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SPECIAL SECTION: RETIREMENT An article on Sunday about the benefits of retaining aging workers gave an imprecise description of PKF O'Connor Davies.
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He uses imprecise language as a means of hyperbole, to enlarge an action beyond itself and attach it to other, enigmatic actions.
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De-energizing the electrical grid is a bludgeon: imprecise, with enormous potential for collateral damage as people deal with a darkened world.
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The definition of "deportation" is a complicated one, which makes comparing the policies of different presidential administrations imprecise and prone to politicization.
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The measurements can be imprecise in certain environments, like a dusty roadside, or when someone has taken medication to suppress a fever.
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Crowd sizes — always an imprecise measure of enthusiasm — are even less instructive in the small, rural areas Klobuchar visited over the weekend.
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At its core lies another kind of uncertainty: Humans are imprecise and never to do the same thing in the same way.
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Nothing that we did would directly affect them — an imprecise incision wouldn't cause any lasting damage that they would have to live with.
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The perfect, imprecise night sky under the stairs of "The Classical Mind, Scala Naturae and Cosmic Cabinet" (1994/2017), is similarly quaintly disarming.
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Comparisons to Instagram, Snapchat, Tumblr and other services were plentiful, and while many described it as a messaging app, that description seemed imprecise.
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If "jihad" were the main cause of violence in America, then it would be imprecise to propose gun control as the principle solution.
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Investigators found his answers "incomplete" and "imprecise," according to the Mueller report, but Trump repeatedly rejected their requests for an in-person interview.
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"Statements of what candidates might attempt to achieve if elected, which are often simplified and imprecise, are not official acts," the government says.
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She added that the dietary survey the researchers used -- which calculated the average daily intake over the prior 10 years -- can be imprecise.
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"What I am seeing in Syria in places like Aleppo and others are what I would call absolutely indiscriminate, imprecise bombing," he said.
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An earlier version of this article was imprecise in describing the data from the Small Arms Survey in measuring countries' gun death rates.
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The very fact that the letters L, B, G and T are routinely lumped together is seen by many as problematic and imprecise.
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His wording is so imprecise, the policy implications so unclear, that it's possible to read it as saying all sorts of different things.
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Policies can be imprecise about what is covered, leaving room for legal battles that make costs hard for insurers to estimate, experts said.
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The researchers say their estimate, published Tuesday in The New England Journal of Medicine, remains imprecise, with more definitive studies still to come.
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All but the most sophisticated digital and data-driven strategies are imprecise and not nearly as novel as the journalistic feature stories claim.
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Denouncing "imprecise language" stating that Russia "hacked the election," Mr. Cotton asked Mr. Clapper to confirm that the actual balloting was not affected.
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But statistics on Cuba's racial makeup are imprecise as more than a quarter of the population is a mix between various ethnic groups.
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The study's methodology is unavoidably imprecise, explains The Atlantic's Vann R. Newkirk II. The actual toll could be higher or lower than 4,600.
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An earlier version of this article included an imprecise reference to the rupture between Martin County and Lake Point over the restoration contract.
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I found the articles in my '65 Britannica mostly high quality and high minded, but the tone of breezy acumen could become imprecise.
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His time on the witness stand had not gone smoothly, and Jackson had grown impatient with his imprecise and changing answers as testimony.
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Now this is a slightly imprecise way to address the issue — there are a number of things that can affect the land vs.
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Swipe controls on headphones are often clumsy, imprecise, and frustrating, but the Dimensions' are at least a little more responsive than others I've tried.
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And those sites sadly don't tell people just how imprecise IP mapping is unless they read the fine print or click into the FAQ.
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In traditional shoe factories, this process generally involves a messy and imprecise feat of gluing, performed by the dexterous hands of warm-blooded people.
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The trial was too small, short-running, and imprecise to conclusively answer whether moderate drinking could be good for the heart, the report found.
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But police officers, firefighters and other public-safety agencies long have stressed that the system is outdated, imprecise and desperately in need of reform.
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It feels soft and imprecise to me, but this is more of a taste issue and I've definitely gotten better on it over time.
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Even an imprecise one would be better than the "outrage Whack-a-Mole" flailing quasi-responses which seem to be underway at the moment.
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The result is that by being so imprecise, President Trump allowed Comey, Holder and Yates to deflect and even possibly obfuscate in their response.
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Even under the best of circumstances, pain is notoriously difficult to gauge; reliable methods for measuring nerve responses of pain were, and remain, imprecise.
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"We know at least we have one kilogram of fuel," said Dr. Nakamura, likening the uncertainty to an imprecise fuel gauge in a car.
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Each part of the collaboration process can come to a complete halt with a new hire who has a vague and imprecise communication style.
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Mr. Byford has already expressed his belief that blaming delays on "overcrowding," is woefully imprecise, and not in fact, a root cause of delays.
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But they are also frustratingly imprecise, and when the show goes too long without one, the emotional blankness of Jules's world becomes too apparent.
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Interventions must be designed to address the real source of the problem, rather than only what has been projected by imprecise and incomplete data.
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Without such data and analytics, pricing cyber insurance will continue to be imprecise—and the market will be slow to develop, if at all.
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Things get a little better in the middle of a puzzle, but the remote is imprecise for diagonal movements—a huge part of Grindstone!
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Bison pops up at the end, teleporting around the screen, at which point the maddeningly imprecise controls will probably leave you on the deck.
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The Trump administration and many Republicans downplay the impacts of climate change and say the science on the warming of the planet is imprecise.
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Despite the deep well of research, they overall found that most studies were too small, imprecise, and otherwise flawed to base any solid recommendations on.
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Right now, robots are simply too imprecise and clumsy and require too much training to be deployed on factory floors outside very narrow use cases.
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The provision's unfortunately imprecise language did not oblige the two parties to hurtle towards what now looks likely to wind up as a contentious divorce.
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It becomes sloppier when he's panicked, more visceral when he's vulnerable, more wildly hyperbolic and wickedly imprecise when he's making a counterfeit show of strength.
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So this is pretty much where we are with the Second Amendment today — a frustratingly imprecise 230-year-old text and two 5-4 decisions.
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Some of the data may be outdated or imprecise because of lags in data reporting or in conflict zones, such as Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq.
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Sometimes the regulations and their nomenclature is imprecise so determining if the software is helping a car meet or defeat a regulation can be problematic.
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He also made statements about Iran, unemployment among black Americans, his record on deregulation and the 22008 election results that were imprecise or lacked context.
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The bottom line: The wide range shows how imprecise the estimates are, but neither group thinks the tax bill is going to pay for itself.
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Year-to-year comparisons between the 50 largest lobbying spenders are imprecise, because different companies and groups come off and on the list each year.
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Most recently, Trump bemoaned during a political rally that the US is "spending 90% of NATO," an imprecise claim that obscures how NATO actually operates.
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The small, imprecise quantum computers of today have yet to find a real "killer app," and practical applications could be one to several decades away.
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Countless editorials, roundtables, and expert segments all fed the perception that "Russia collusion," an imprecise narrative shorthand for a nonexistent offense, would inevitably be proven.
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More than a time-lag, existing solutions are imprecise and the heating element – which are supposed to get really hot – often breaks from constant reheating.
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The definition of a disease "hot spot" is imprecise, but there had been more clusters of coronavirus in the United States than Mr. Trump suggested.
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The imprecise details of the Nasukawa bout calls to mind another time when a superstar American boxer went to Japan to fight under vague rules.
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It's one of many instances in which people resist scientific understandings in favor of imprecise, inaccurate, or just plain wrong theories about how nature works.
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Thinkers like George Orwell and Hannah Arendt never tired of warning that the political catastrophes of the 20th century began with euphemisms and imprecise language.
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But CREATES and FAST language is so imprecise that they could lead to potent medicines falling into the wrong hands, without adequate safeguards for patients.
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However, their results were often imprecise and didn't produce the type of data that could be stolen to commit crimes such as impersonating a stranger.
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To illustrate, we've created this compilation of the president counting from "a negative number" to "the biggest number ever," in his exuberant if imprecise style.
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Even when everything was working right, I noticed that the wireless controller is imprecise and that the headset's AR field of view was still too small.
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Everything from discounts to leaked retail metrics to the timing of press releases can create an imprecise, but valuable picture of how well sales are going.
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A second used to be defined as 1/86,400 of the mean solar day, but irregularities in the Earth's rotation make this measurement of time imprecise.
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When that happens, the world ends up being a rather deformed nail, bent time and time again by the imprecise blows of those wielding the hammer.
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Since then I have returned to London once or twice a year, emerging from the sliding doors at Heathrow with a feeling of evermore imprecise familiarity.
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The NHC says projections like this are very imprecise, and Thursday night, it said "there is still a large spread" between various possible tracks for Matthew.
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The zooming dial on the Cam Plus is frictionless and has no discrete stages, so it feels unpleasant and imprecise when I'm trying to adjust it.
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Unfortunately the same can't be said for ESPN's persistent "K-Zone" during baseball games, which is in denial about balls and strikes being an imprecise science.
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Instead of going for accuracy, he ended up focusing on the sport's flow and feel: Hockey is slippery and imprecise, and NHL '294 captured that feeling.
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Criminology is imprecise, but research and anecdotal evidence suggest a great way to keep people out of the criminal justice system is to let them work.
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An inauspicious, if imprecise, historical parallel might be the Western cold shoulder, which in 1939 pushed Stalin into his pact with Hitler with all that followed.
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The report said the Houthis' use of rockets and missiles was so imprecise that it posed a risk to civilians and violated the rules of war.
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Like all statistical measurements, it can be both honest and imprecise; a best estimate given the available tools but nonetheless subject to ambiguity, misinterpretation and error.
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These are the mistakes you make when you're trafficking in an imprecise business, and these are mistakes Lande says he will seek to avoid moving forward.
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However imprecise cup measurements may be, you can still find great wet and dry measuring cups that will get you closer to accurate measurements for recipes.
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An earlier version of this article gave an imprecise description of a brief email response from a spokesman for Mr. Nunes to a request for comment.
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Then Patrick and Cado talk about the Pinball Roguelike Creature in the Well, and just how imprecise the Switch's analog sticks feel all of a sudden.
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Sometimes, when O'Brien recalls her Irish childhood, one can detect the impulse—empathic but perhaps imprecise—to draw herself into a shared regional experience of want.
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Later, they become part of a tally, a soulless, imprecise number, often rounded off as if those in between did not have stories of their own.
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"People don't realize that it's (medicine) an imprecise science and we use a lot of antibiotics to get one infection that we can't see," he added.
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There are a few deeper mechanics — you can drift for a speed boost, for instance — but it's mostly very simple, and the controls are frustratingly imprecise.
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Troop levels in Iraq remain highly imprecise, however, because there are dozens of additional forces there under temporary orders that do not count against the 4,087 limit.
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" Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, a close ally, said on "Fox and Friends," that "one of the things that's frustrating about (Trump's) candidacy is the imprecise language.
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Not long ago, gathering this kind of information required researchers to actually travel to the mountains and manually collect the data—an extremely laborious, and imprecise, process.
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This is highly imprecise, but I simply had more moments of "damn, I'm really enjoying this" while listening to them absent-mindedly than with any other source.
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Wine School Minerality, one of wine's most hotly contested words, is often assailed as imprecise and too general, even as it is widely used among wine professionals.
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Her comic delivery — clipped and emotionless, like an imprecise calculation of the human species — has pinged off the all-too-human bungling of Richard and Erlich beautifully.
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Or perhaps, as both Kuoni, Alonso, and Finkelpearl argued, the concept of sanctuary is too imprecise and unstandardized when it comes to both cities and to schools.
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Those numbers are mostly based on exit polls, which can give us a broad sense of what the electorate looked like but are imprecise and sometimes inaccurate.
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A single, imprecise statistic generated more than a decade ago can suddenly proliferate, inciting panic and senseless hoarding that diverts resources from those who need them most.
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These global products have been embroiled in so-called trade wars over the centuries — though top economists agree that "trade war" is an imprecise, even oxymoronic, expression.
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While Cullen's writing is impassioned, a plea for the rest of us not to dismiss places like Storm Lake, the prose too often feels careless and imprecise.
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With my car bloated from imprecise packing and with whiskey in my veins, I closed my eyes that night, waiting for sleep, waiting to turn the page.
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CNN aviation David Soucie said the dumping could have been an error, prompted by imprecise language used by the air traffic controller in a high-stress situation.
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It hasn't stopped them from searching for one, nor has it stopped the term itself from becoming a label that is as popular as it is imprecise.
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He also responded to charges Tuesday by Amnesty International that "the U.S.-led coalition used imprecise, explosive weapons, killing thousands of civilians" during the recapture of Mosul.
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But you'd never know it from the incomplete, imprecise, outdated and sometimes misleading information published by some of the most trusted consumer health sites in the country.
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State court judges raised concerns over the study's methodology, and HZA cited a dearth of data that resulted in an imprecise cost projection of $26-61 million.
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It felt like a metaphor for something, just imprecise enough to stand in for any number of things, but solid enough to get your brain around it.
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Because they can still be laughingly imprecise, are barely regulated, and most worryingly of all, could expose your identity to people you'd rather not know anything about you.
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But because IBM wanted consumers to take it seriously in the early days, the company came up with its own flashy, imprecise branding for the fantastic new technology.
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But they can afford to be a little imprecise — even though the map doesn't know the difference between a sidewalk and a street, it trusts that you do.
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Over 6,000 people have signed a petition to uninstall the eight-foot-tall bronze monument, a jarringly imprecise monument to the iconic leader in the Civil Rights Movement.
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Porta Pros, if you haven't listened to them, have a warmth to them that is almost certainly an imprecise reproduction of the "true" music you're playing through them.
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The process is a very imprecise measure of attendees: One guy stands on a chair and does a head count by pointing at attendees and counting out loud.
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He told the Sueddeutsche Zeitung that the Spanish arrest warrant for Puigdemont was imprecise and superficial and it was unclear whether it was a European or international warrant.
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The touch function allows you to pick a point for the camera to focus on, but I found it frustratingly imprecise on the T20 and just avoided it.
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The government said it had amended the bill to address an earlier ruling by the constitutional court, which said the bill was imprecise and lacked sufficient legal controls.
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When the administration incorrectly said that an aircraft carrier was headed to North Korea, it showed exactly how serious Trump's combination of imprecise language and incompetence could be.
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While official figures are imprecise, experts believe there are about 60 million Christians in China, with roughly half worshiping at state-sanctioned churches and half at unofficial churches.
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Trump seems to be suggesting (though his language is imprecise) that if you go into a store that sells guns you must go through the background check system.
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Like a compass that fails to point due north, all economic models are off to some extent; following an imprecise or incorrect model can lead society far astray.
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In her opinion, Alexievich's work is too heavy-handed to be considered great literature (with this I essentially agree), and too imprecise to be taken seriously as journalism.
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"The investigation is looking into an imprecise and loosely formed plan for violent action against the President of the Republic," a source close to the investigation told CNN.
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Video footage shows they have used imprecise explosive weapons including mortars and Katyusha rockets, whose use in the vicinity of densely populated civilian areas flagrantly violates international humanitarian law.
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Sherman Kent and the CIA Sherman Kent, often described as the "father of intelligence analysis", was a CIA analyst that recognized the problem of using imprecise statements of uncertainty.
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Admittedly, there was some concern that this newfangled way to bronze would kick out an imprecise mist, leaving pigmented dots all over my face, instead of a believable tan.
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The special counsel also suggested that the President's written responses to his office might have been untruthful, going beyond his report that described them as incomplete, inadequate and imprecise.
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Imprecise terms in current law don't clearly define what reimbursements donors can legally receive to lessen the costs of organ donation (coupled with serious criminal penalties for inappropriate reimbursements).
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Some suggestions—nix the rainbow-colored Manhattan plot (pandering), describe a single same-sex encounter as a behavior not a sexual orientation (imprecise, not supported by the data)—stuck.
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The former reality TV star's win showed pundits were wrong to think he would quickly self-destruct based on his penchant for insults and imprecise plans for the presidency.
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AIG CEO Brian Duperreault argued a rapid shift away from poor ESG scorers is "too imprecise and impractical," and that companies should instead support firms transitioning to better practices.
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Mr. Silberstein, the council member, said that old land records of the area were notoriously imprecise and that many, though not all, of the building irregularities were innocent mistakes.
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Quantum computers have yet to definitively best a classical computer at anything, and they are imprecise—the qubits only stay in that quantum superposition for a short amount of time.
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While determining how Irish or English you are based on DNA can be an imprecise science at best, the science of who you are related to is much more exact.
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Mind you, it's nothing groundbreaking or hi-fi (despite the Hi-Res Audio certification that Tunai touts for the Drum), as that bass can feel bloated and imprecise at times.
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The Leeum exhibition promises a peek into Eliasson's process of developing and sorting through these ideas, but Eliasson is quick to point out the imprecise nature of creating his work.
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Myanmar's opaque and imprecise constitution has confused lawmakers and experts over whether the army chief would need permission from the president, or a change of law, to obtain an extension.
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Projecting health care spending is imprecise and difficult, but some of the major reasons why the growth rate is ticking back up from historical lows: Prices are bouncing back up.
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Adding imprecise gesture-controls to the mix wouldn't help improve this state of affairs, but it's still fascinating to see how hacking culture can innovate in non-consumer tech industries.
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P. Morgan at -14%, Goldman at -24%, now Morgan Stanley at -30%--as scaremongering, or because the guesses are wildly imprecise, but this is exactly why we need those estimates!
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This is true in a certain sense ($300 million in yearly sales for the labels combined, and 135 stores, all of which Kawakubo owns completely), but also almost hilariously imprecise.
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Wolfe set up GoPro cameras in the crease to monitor Cash's positioning, to see if he was moving off the post too soon, for instance, or taking an imprecise angle.
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The study arrived at this figure via a rather imprecise formula that took into account absenteeism and health care costs—two factors that were supposed to help quantify worker productivity.
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To speak of a cockroach's personality or a marmot's mood is no longer scientifically irresponsible; in fact, many behaviorists consider it imprecise and behind the times not to do so.
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But the vocabulary remained imprecise, Mr. Ura said, and the task of developing criteria to measure happiness as a development tool was passed down to him and his staff members.
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It's more like an imprecise estimate of what would happen if you mashed together every Tomatometer critic and had the resulting super-critic flash a thumbs-up or thumbs-down.
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Forbes, which conducts an annual survey of team values that industry critics claim are imprecise, estimated that the Panthers are now worth $2.3 billion, 11 percent more than in 2016.
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Pyongyang often issues such threats without following through, but North Korean missiles are notoriously imprecise, which means there'd be a real chance of one of those missiles landing on Guam.
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Estimating how many homicides are related to drug violence is an imprecise science, but leading newspapers in Mexico estimate that since 2006, organized crime-style homicides account for 40% to 50%.
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The console version of Halo Wars 2 instead relies on the Xbox One's analog sticks — an inherently floaty, imprecise tool that always made it harder to do what I wanted to.
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Although much of the legislation offers a sensible overhaul of outdated copyright law for the internet age, the imprecise wording and vague ambitions of Articles 11 and 13 have infuriated many.
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It's not so much that they're bad — it's just that the wording is just too imprecise and unclear to really evaluate what he has put forward, either critically or with praise.
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Grinding at home (which is also another solution to keeping grounds fresh) can be imprecise if you're using a burr grinder, and plate grinders are bulky, pricier, and often need replacing.
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Amnesty International, a pressure group, has accused it of deliberately targeting civilians, hospitals, schools, markets and mosques; and of using imprecise weapons, such as cluster bombs, which most countries have outlawed.
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Australia and Malaysia earlier rejected investigators' recommendations to extend the hunt by 25,000 sq km (9,653 square miles) north of the original search area, saying the location identified was too imprecise.
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Unfortunately, electronic fetal monitoring (EFM) has proved to be quite imprecise in identifying fetuses actually likely to be deprived of oxygen; EFM has an extremely high false-positive rate—50 percent.
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Estimates of the long-run natural rate of interest are imprecise, but form an important guide for policymakers as the point at which the economy grows at potential without accelerating inflation.
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He explained that CRISPR gene editing can be imprecise, and sometimes it can clip DNA in the wrong spot, potentially wiping out tumor-suppression genes in pig donors or human recipients.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of a former New York Post editor involved in the Keep Shop in Nashville and gave an imprecise description of her role.
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The rules for when a company must disclose material information are imprecise at best, however, and the company's efforts to identify the scope of the breach may give it some cover.
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Too often, rappers aiming for precision sound pinched, paranoid, annoyed with the imprecise outside world, too absorbed in how each rhyme will click into the next without smoothing over the whole.
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The legal concept of a closely held company "is not well-defined or universally-accepted" and is "too imprecise" to be used in the birth control rule, the Trump administration says.
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One sailor told us the sonar meant to detect mines was so imprecise that in training exercises it flagged dishwashers, crab traps and cars on the ocean floor as potential explosives.
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" Instead, he proposes, "If we're able to actually allocate that money before the disaster strikes, as imprecise as that may be, you can oftentimes use much less money much more effectively.
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Glenn CohenHarvard Law School Faculty Director, Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology & Bioethics, leading expert in bioethics and lawI do not love the term "designer babies" because it is imprecise.
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The directional pad — a big issue with Nyko's NES Classic offering — is much better this time around, though it's a big larger than I would like, and at times can feel imprecise.
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And when mixed with this country's imprecise way of talking about class, it creates a toxic environment that stunts the performances of students who are trying to climb the social class ladder.
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SANDERS COURTS AFRICAN-AMERICANS Trump's victory in New Hampshire showed pundits were wrong to think he would quickly self-destruct based on his penchant for insults and imprecise plans for the presidency.
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The notion of defeating ISIS by massive imprecise bombing in Iraq and Syria has been brought up several times during the Republican presidential race, with Cruz a particular advocate for the approach.
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"Imprecise use of the term 'cyberattack' in open source media reporting and throughout the private sector has led to misperceptions about the cyber threat to the U.S. energy sector," the report reads.
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" According to the American Bar Association Journal, Judge Barbara Jaffe considered her ruling in "the spirit of the First Amendment" and considered Trump's statements "imprecise and hyperbolic political dispute cum schoolyard squabble.
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And yet, since then, from Kosovo to Waziristan to Libya, the United States has repeatedly threatened or carried out missile and drone attacks and air strikes for limited and sometimes imprecise purposes.
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There have been only 71 seasons in which a reliever reached 3.0 WAR in that limited number of innings, including the guys at 2.9 who we rounded up because WAR is imprecise.
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The bumping around is actually part of the mission's success, as the spherical cage is designed to allow for rather imprecise non-pilot flying skills, as you'd expect on an SAR team.
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Dr. Garge estimates the oldest of the ground carvings are 2000,220 to 40,000 years old, but dating such images is imprecise, particularly since rigorous study of the whole collection is just beginning.
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"Widespread" is admittedly an imprecise term, but I use it to describe a situation in which there are multiple cases throughout a town or state and more cases with each passing day.
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With this approach, known facts can be interpreted with judgement or intuition applied to a narrowed scope of unresolved issues, hopefully facilitating an answer that, however imprecise, at least provides directional guidance.
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An article on Sunday about Pope Francis' removal of a conservative cardinal, Gerhard Ludwig Müller, from a prominent Vatican post included an imprecise translation of a papal document's Latin title, Amoris Laetitia.
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The question is whether the shoe model used in the Olympics, and in big-city marathons, along with the new version, conforms to the footwear standards of the I.A.A.F., which are imprecise.
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That's actually a bit imprecise: The alt-right is a specific subset of online racists, one that believes white nationalism can triumph by trolling journalists and staging real-life demonstrations like Charlottesville.
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You can still find analog scales with a single needle that points to your weight, but none of these are included in our guide because they are difficult to read and imprecise.
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SANDERS COURTS AFRICAN-AMERICANS Trump's victory in New Hampshire showed pundits were wrong to think he would quickly self-destruct based on his penchant for insults and imprecise plans for the presidency.
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Review processes and legalistic language, Rudalevige explained, exist to help get everyone onboard, let the president know what he can legally achieve, and protect him from the unintended consequences of imprecise language.
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But a paper for the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, that looks at American data finds a "statistically imprecise relation between cross-industry changes in unionisation rates and sectoral declines in payroll shares".
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To be clear, "Silicon Valley" is a fairly glib and imprecise term, so when I use it, I am referring to its elites, and to its thought leaders, not to the average engineer.
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Most assessments suggest (though this is an imprecise science) that thousands rather than hundreds of ISIS fighters and planners slipped out of the caliphate after the loss of Mosul and Raqqa in 2017.
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Estimates of the number of "runaway girls", to use the Saudi term, are imprecise, but, says Mansour al-Askar, a sociologist at Imam Muhammad ibn Saud University in Riyadh, the rate is rising.
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It plans to use this glue first to bond antigens not to actual pathogens, but to virus-like particles, replacing other techniques that have in the past been deemed too imprecise and ineffective.
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It's "wellness" that's on the menu in this new generation of cookbooks—a term so happily imprecise that it's perhaps easier to frame in terms of what it isn't than what it is.
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The company said it will release further details and specs of the Exodus phone "in the coming months," which is amazingly imprecise for a phone that's scheduled to launch in said coming months.
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He called it "bad usage" and "a sign of laziness in thinking," not because it acknowledges the presence of emotion, but because it is an imprecise hedge that conceals more than it reveals.
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For example, the Democrats' laughably imprecise "Green New Deal" is an aspirational hodgepodge of disparate goals, many of which are espoused by The Economist, such as fully accounting for the price of pollution.
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However, study author Theo Roth says it takes considerable time and resources to make clinical-grade viruses and issues caused by the sometimes imprecise insertion of edited genes can cause serious side effects.
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Mr. Smith, in the interview, said the wording of Mr. Carr's statement was imprecise, adding that he was "eager to understand" which specific aspects of the article the special counsel's office had denied.
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Like all statistical measurements, the figures can be both honest and imprecise — a best estimate given the available tools but nonetheless subject to ambiguity, misinterpretation, error and anomalies that need to be ignored.
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"Out of genres, artists, and their cheerfully imprecise relationships, we can build a more accurate view of the world," the company said in a blog post in 2013, describing something like DNA analysis.
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This is the promise and peril of symbolic strikes: they are an attention-getting but imprecise means to deliver a message about what the United States is or is not willing to do.
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They argue in the DFC appeal that the appraisal system, which calls for judges to rely on their own financial instincts instead of the collective wisdom of the market, is arbitrary and imprecise.
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Though there were some imprecise entrances and occasional scrabbled passages in his "Fidelio," he brought breadth, shape and character to Beethoven's score over all, and provided sensitive support to the cast and chorus.
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"Several experts we interviewed noted that even though the methods produce imprecise results, they can convey useful insight into broad themes about potential climate damages across sectors in the United States," the report said.
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In that sentence above, I almost wrote, "his passing last week," but one of the lasting lessons he imparted to me and his students was a serious skepticism toward floral, imprecise, and mystical language.
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But, beginning with Chairman Jerome Powell, they have also begun cautioning that their working estimates of things like the neutral rate may be too imprecise to serve as even a short-term policy guide.
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And it remains to be seen whether the next generation of volatility products will solve existing problems such as high fees, trading commissions on derivatives, rollover costs, and imprecise tracking of the underlying index.
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The exam is controversial, and even its proponents admit it's imprecise; X-rays are sent to a forensic dentist, who examines the wisdom teeth and performs a statistical analysis of the patient's likely age.
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A sailor recently aboard one ship said the sonar meant to detect mines was so imprecise that in training exercises it flagged dishwashers, crab traps and cars on the ocean floor as potential bombs.
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Part of the Dodd-Frank Act, risk-retention rules, which took effect for CLOs in December 2016, are an "imprecise mechanism" to encourage alignment of interest between managers and investors, the Treasury said Friday.
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Checkmate. The episode was a good reminder of the dangers of Wonk Brain, which leads sufferers to fight viciously over questionable methodology and imprecise rhetoric while ignoring the bleeding obvious and the obvious bleeding.
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Currently, amidst a pandemic that is causing wide cancellations of travel and public events of all kinds, the near term numbers are imprecise to the point of being little more than a good hunch.
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" The site's automated systems are so imprecise that YouTube said it would not be issuing strikes for uploading videos that violate its rules, "except in cases where we have high confidence that it's violative.
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From the start, it should be acknowledged that the matchup is imprecise: Gucci is a full-service house, and Bally, which began life as a shoe manufacturer in the 1850s, still focuses on accessories.
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The source said France's domestic spy agency (DGSI) ordered the raids in three different regions after obtaining intelligence that raised suspicion of an "imprecise and loosely-formed" plan for "violent action" against the president.
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Since region is at best a really imprecise proxy for how well individual people are doing, why implement policies to boost specific geographic areas when you could just direct money to poor individuals instead?
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Linguists, who had recommended that the new writing system follow the example of Turkish, which uses umlauts and other phonetic markers instead of apostrophes, protested that the president's approach would be ugly and imprecise.
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By 2030, the idea is to address each phase of flight, from preflight prep to arrival, introducing modern planning software, digital instead of voice communication, and GPS-based position-reporting over imprecise radar-based tracking.
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But it underlined how the shorthanded communication of policy by social media is imprecise and open to multiple interpretations that are already posing problems for foreign governments as they seek to divine Trump's true intentions.
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Granted with a sample size of only 3,002 people that's an imprecise number—but a loose extrapolation from a self-reported survey is the best estimate we've got for how widespread revenge porn truly is.
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Other techniques, which rely on eye tracking or facial movements, tend to be tedious (just ask Stephen Hawking), while previous versions of BCIs have resulted in slow and imprecise typing among paralyzed human test subjects.
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Explaining its decision a day later, the AMF said that Luxembourg-based Altice had provided "imprecise" information about how SFR would compensate its mother company that was needed by minority shareholders to analyze the offer.
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Overly broad and imprecise definitions of terrorism may lead to "discriminatory implementation, over-censoring and arbitrary denial of access to and use of Facebook's services", wrote Ní Aoláin, a U.N. Human Rights Council independent expert.
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The swiping gesture is a common one in the mobile world, where people rely on quick and imprecise movements to send commands to apps and interact with their small screens with a minimum of fuss.
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But a close inspection of the Republican bills shows that their protections are undercut by a combination of imprecise language, explicit exceptions and "rules of construction" that explain how the legislation is to be interpreted.
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From the White House's point of view, the controversy risks further fogging an already imprecise narrative about the Iran showdown, exacerbating anger among some Capitol Hill Republicans and highlighting Trump's temperament in an election year.
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Some regions, including Napa Valley, did not send wireless alerts to local residents because they felt the system is imprecise — and might have created a massive traffic meltdown, as unaffected locals rushed out of the region.
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And if that doesn't seem imprecise enough, all of this is based on the assumption that everyone has a 28-day menstrual cycle and that everyone ovulates on the 14th day of that cycle (they don't).
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With a topic as politically divisive as climate change, imprecise language and factually incorrect statements not only provide easy targets for the other side but also hinder conversations focused on building a consensus around real solutions.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Only a third of Russia's air strikes in Syria are targeting Islamic State and its imprecise attacks are forcing the population to flee, fuelling Europe's refugee crisis, a senior U.S. official said on Saturday.
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Patterson runs imprecise routes and has inconsistent hands, but he's a freight train with the ball, as evidenced by Sunday's kickoff TD. I've been using him the past couple games in a deep 0.5 PPR league.
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The problem is with his performance: By issuing a warning so imprecise — in such a dramatic, public fashion — he has set himself and the United States up for either an embarrassing retreat or a risky confrontation.
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Telegram has asserted an affirmative defense that the SEC's view of digital assets is so imprecise that the company did not have constitutionally sufficient notice that its offering and anticipated launch of Grams trading was problematic.
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"Candidates are not government actors, and statements of what they might attempt to achieve if elected, which are often simplified and imprecise, are not official acts," the government said in a brief in the Maryland case.
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It isn't clear exactly how much military punch the Kuznetsov carries, or what it will do in the broadly imprecise bombing campaign and torturous ground war that is the fight for Aleppo, but the timing was unmistakable.
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The method itself is incredibly imprecise, and uses only suspected cases of Banksy's artwork (Banksy performs his art anonymously, so it's not obvious which pieces belong to him, or if the work is performed by multiple people).
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Part of the problem is how central banks read the imprecise world of inflation expectations and whether their usual monitoring through the prism of government bond markets is still adequate in a climate of negative nominal yields.
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The infotainment system itself gets the job done (and there's Apple CarPlay to fall back on if you have issues), but it's not the easiest to use in the industry, and the touchpad controller can be imprecise.
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Also on Fox Wednesday, Giuliani told an astonished Sean Hannity that Trump had indeed reimbursed Cohen for the payments to Daniels -- and he did so, according to Giuliani, in some peculiar and imprecise series of monthly payments.
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Florida, which last year was the site of the deadly mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, was not included in the study due to imprecise gun ownership stats, according to the study's authors.
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Though measuring online views is an imprecise practice — and the definition of what actually constitutes a view varies from platform to platform — Mr. Olbermann sees those numbers as vindication of his new embrace of the online format.
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But the current obsession with these unruly plants — among them smoke bush, with its blowsy, imprecise purplish puffs; little tufts of mimosa; and Queen Anne's lace, which resembles a paralyzed mist — speaks to a larger cultural moment.
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Without those buybacks, which reduce Apple's shares and total value, Apple's market cap might already be as high as $900 billion (though without the buybacks, Apple's stock price would be lower, so such calculations are inherently imprecise).
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A recommendation from investigators last month to look to the north of the 120,000 sq km (46,000 sq mile) area that has been the focus of search efforts was rejected by Australia and Malaysia as too imprecise.
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"Imprecise terms and language in the recently reviewed draft legislation for the amendment of the Promulgation of Private Education Law" were blamed for unnerving investors, Jefferies' stocks analyst Johnny Kin Man Wong said in a Monday report.
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A Google search for the term "how to start a startup" yields 320,33.153,000 results — and although that may border upon hyperbole (thank you, imprecise search terms), that's also indicative of the vastness of the resources available to entrepreneurs.
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Really, "safe" is way too imprecise to cover all the possible e-cigarettes, vape pens, liquids, juice, pods, mods, and other stuff on the market, not to mention the vast demographic diversity of people who might be vaping.
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This random searching for the right combination of words to trigger further surveillance measures is itself an imprecise science, and one National Security Agency blogger estimated that reading all of America's email generates 10,000 misfires for every hit.
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Last year, Australia and Malaysia rejected investigators' recommendations to extend the hunt by 25,000 sq km (9,653 square miles) north of the original search area in the southern Indian ocean, saying the new location identified was too imprecise.
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"Beyond the threat to free speech, the imprecise nature of the offence of 'insult' presents an unprecedented challenge to rule of law in Hong Kong, one of the city's great strengths relative to China," Carrico wrote this week.
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This drawing, also from the Louvre collection, illustrates a sudden change of style: From the sculpturelike precision of the drapery drawings, Leonardo shifted to a form of sketching that was imprecise and free-spirited, if not downright messy.
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It does not make Mr. Bannon a racist that he described Breitbart as "the platform for the alt-right" — a broad and imprecise term that applies to a wide array of radicals, not just certain white supremacist groups.
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This is an imprecise number, intended to take into account a deluge of woes, an array of constantly changing and sometimes unpredictable climate phenomena including rising temperatures and sea levels, intense droughts and floods, and hampered agricultural production.
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For example, instead of using the imprecise phrase "cruel and unusual" to lock in any particular punishment (like the death penalty), it stands to reason that they meant it to lock out whatever punishments future generations deemed unconscionable.
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His predecessor, George W. Bush, for instance, found that early in his presidency that imprecise language could trip him up, as he stumbled into controversies on Taiwan policy and the terminology used to refer to terrorism after 9/11.
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How to know if you're drinking too much Mariani stresses that rather than thinking about being "an alcoholic or not" -- which he says is an imprecise term -- it's more important to consider how alcohol may be impacting your life.
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She was brought in almost two years ago with the understanding that she would shape the gallery's program into one that is "socially minded" (a term she prefers to what she sees as the overused and imprecise "social engagement").
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"Algorithmic matching is always going to be imprecise, and companies are legally incentivized to be over-inclusive in their filtering," Meredith Rose, a lawyer and copyright expert at the consumer rights group Public Knowledge, told me in an email.
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Pleading her case among 27 other European leaders, she was told her ideas were "nebulous and imprecise," and met with refusal to make any revisions to the agreed-on deal, which has little hope of passing the British Parliament.
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And in his written responses, the president stated on more than 30 occasions that he had no memory of what they were asking about, while other answers he provided were "incomplete or imprecise," according to the special counsel's report.
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The problem with this notion is that none of these revelations has anything to do with the so-called "deep state," even allowing for the fraught and imprecise connotations that this term has acquired in recent national political discourse.
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The darker elements took root gradually, while the warriors meant to combat them — like the spirit of Laura Palmer, or the various non-malevolent forms of Agent Dale Cooper — slipped into the world in ways both clumsy and imprecise.
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Overly broad and imprecise claims about the security offered to website and app users opens campaigns up to possible enforcement actions by a myriad of agencies, like the Federal Trade Commission and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau amongst others.
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But specialists both inside and outside these companies recognize that the geopolitical boundaries we use now are pretty new, and so consumers may be using imprecise categories when thinking about their own genetic ancestry within the sweeping history of human migration.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The concept of global excess capacity, commonly used to support the creation of trade defense against China, is imprecise and unsound as a justification for U.S. protectionism, a study by a Swiss-based trade watchdog said on Thursday.
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Critics of jamming say that opening up the rules could create a "slippery slope" to letting jammers proliferate outside prisons, and that imprecise jamming could block legitimate calls outside the prison — although micro-jamming promises to make that problem less likely.
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But when you start to generalize and apply theory of mind across time and the environmental space, it begins to be so crude and so imprecise that it becomes useless as a tool for controlling and collaborating with other people.
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Instead, her characters give a uniquely empathetic voice to the messy and imprecise ways young couples grapple with fertility struggles, pulling them out of the darkness and showing us their disillusionment, their unspeakable pain, and, ultimately, their thirst for hope.
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FSOC's process to determine whether to apply the designation is "imprecise," said Ann Kappler, Prudential's deputy general counsel and head of external affairs, on Wednesday during an event about insurance regulation organized by the Bipartisan Policy Center, a think tank.
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The authors visualized the overall "methane budget" like so: Still, says Jackson, these estimates are imprecise (note the error bars above), and there remains a troubling mismatch between "top-down" atmospheric measurements of methane and "bottom-up" inventories of sources.
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On the other hand, if insurgents managed to pull off the assassination of a senior Hezbollah figure, rather than merely getting off a lucky shot with the usually imprecise attack of an artillery bombardment, that could be embarrassing for Hezbollah.
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What becomes increasingly clear from several studies on the targeted effects of minimum wage increases is that minimum wage is a very imprecise way to raise the relative incomes of the poorest families and may actually marginally benefit wealthier families.
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Though "trolling" is now an outdated, imprecise term, the Twitter harassment and illegal hacking of Jones's website are amplified the more journalists write about it, the more people retweet it, the more we allow it to stay in our collective consciousness.
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And while Trump and his Twitter account make predicting what will happen an imprecise science, we've created a list of what's likely to happen on the drug price front, what may happen and what's probably not going to go anywhere.
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Clinton's supporters have argued that the classification of information is imprecise and often a judgment call, and said the redactions made before the emails were released did not necessarily mean the information was classified at the time they were sent.
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After a while the news conferences, with their long-winded, multipart questions, their laughably imprecise simultaneous translations and their rigid, time-controlled formats, begin to seem like parts of one giant whole, their details spilling and flowing into one another.
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When you watch him in the ring, it seems at moments like his movements were imprecise, arms dangling like wind chimes, exhausted, staggering, bent backward at the waist, like lifting body parts was too tiresome a task to invest in completely.
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U.S. District Judge Beth Labson Freeman in San Jose on Wednesday said proposed subclasses in the 2017 lawsuit defined by workers' job duties instead of their formal titles were "sufficiently definite," rejecting Google's claim that the classes were amorphous and imprecise.
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"Which is a little bit different than some of the things the president has been allowing himself to say, Alisyn, which have been very tough, but very imprecise, and that could lead to great danger," Hayden told host Alisyn Camerota.
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But specialists both inside and outside these companies recognize that the geopolitical boundaries we use now are pretty new, and so consumers may be using imprecise categories when thinking about their own genetic ancestry within the sweeping history of human migration.
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Thus, Nielsen's metrics are, to some degree, imprecise, but the company's statistical sample is a fairly accurate rendering of the country's demographics in miniature, so its viewership estimates are about as accurate as such a statistical method is likely to produce.
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But the guidelines urge caution in the use of ultrasound scans to estimate fetal weight, noting that the scans are associated with cesareans, and they urge doctors to use them "sparingly" and to counsel patients that scans are imprecise during the third trimester.
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The big picture: The test, while "inherently imprecise," indicates Warren is between 1/32 and 1/1,024 Native American, supporting the senator's claims that her Cherokee ancestry was a recurring theme in the family stories she was told growing up in Oklahoma.
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Glass Lewis said in its report that withholding votes is an imprecise way of gauging investor sentiment regarding a deal with Gannett, and that Tribune shareholders have been given very little time to assess the Tribune management turnaround plan announced three months ago.
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Trump that day also took a break from using his worst nickname ("Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd," which is both imprecise and uncomfortably erotic) to signal boost a Fox News report about "unmasking," which has become his preferred method of muddying the Russia scandal.
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Word of advice: applying the glitter with a tiny lip brush (or as I did, a small eye shadow brush since my lip one wasn't on hand) works best, because my first go-around, just using my fingers was imprecise and messy.
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We need to protect it and we need to stand up for it, and we can't allow press freedom to be eroded in the face of the nebulous, imprecise goal of national security unless there is a clear imperative to do so.
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Yet she seemed uncertain of exactly how to attack Mr. Sanders, hitting him from the left at times and making an imprecise case against him over his votes related to the government bailout of the automobile industry after the fiscal collapse of 2008.
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The problem here is that "war games" is an imprecise term; the United States and South Korea conduct a great number of joint military exercises throughout the year and, when pressed, Trump offered little insight into what exactly he meant by his comment.
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"It strikes me as tricky to intervene in pursuit of an imprecise benefit; if one tries too hard to use low rates to get reflation, you might end up, not for the first time, with excess leverage and frothy valuations," Barkin said.
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As a platformer, Sonic Forces has fundamental problems: Sonic's "targeting" mechanic is frustratingly unreliable; the double jump doesn't push high enough and is tough to parse when it's been activated, rendering it useless; the loose and imprecise platforming drives me up a wall.
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It is as if this inevitable fading were an imprecise analog to carbon-dating, measuring the distance from the moment the image was developed until today: the closer it is to being entirely washed-out, the further away it is from the present.
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It's a way of showing how genre names are imprecise tools with which to describe music, but it also breaks down the contradictions inherent in the word, and how it's been used to excess since the days of the Dolls and the Pistols.
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Over the entire 203-year history of The New York Times, between 15 and 20 percent of our obituary subjects have been women — a frustratingly imprecise number that also fails to fully reflect huge changes over the decades in the obituary form itself.
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Some of them were worried the spell's imprecise wording—the ritual chant originally asked that Trump "fail utterly" without specifying at what—could have unintended, cataclysmic consequences for national security; others cautioned that the planets weren't aligned correctly on the specified date.
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As a group, they are only maybe, possibly, becoming a smaller share of the population in the United States and Europe — but how much smaller is a wide-open question among demographers, because the future is unknowable and demography is an imprecise science.
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The 4.8-square-mile Westchester County village of Croton-on-Hudson, part of the town of Cortlandt, forms an imprecise triangle whose southern corner nestles at the convergence of the Croton River on its eastern edge and the Hudson to its west.
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Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett said President Donald Trump and his Cabinet should pay more attention to the details of their immigration policy rather than threatening "sanctuary cities," which mayors said was an imprecise term used to stir up fears among voters.
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While all historical analogies are necessarily imprecise — for starters, President John F. Kennedy dealt with the Soviets and Fidel Castro in a perilous 13 days in 1962, while the roots of the Korean crisis go back a quarter-century — one parallel shines through.
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The carving was imprecise enough to make me glad it was only a roast duck under the knife and not a heart-surgery patient, and while the meat was juicy, pink and flavorful, the skin was flabby and as crisp as boiled spinach.
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Which is all to say that mapping broad ideologies is an odd and imprecise business, and it's particularly odd to the people caught up in it, who experience the fractiousness of their side at least as much as they experience its cohesion.
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In Discordia, I felt the need to transcend the "news" aspect of the story, and instead work with the slightly more imprecise images that, in my opinion, offer a more nuanced narrative, one that was more in tune with my personal experience in the region.
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High court Judge Malcolm Davis-White said in his ruling that some of the claims were "confused, imprecise and unclear to such an extent that I consider it vexatious" and said he had "serious doubts as to the truth" of some of his testimony.
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The reason for that imprecise range is that, while people who've used donor sperm are asked to report if they have successful pregnancies, only 20 to 40% of them do, according to Wendy Kramer, founder of the Donor Sibling Registry, speaking to The Times.
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She applied M.A.C. Retro Matte Liquid Lip color in Feels So Grand, and Velvetease Lip Pencil in Just Add Romance, with a lip brush, before blending out slightly with a softer brush for a slightly blurred, imprecise appearance that imparted a sense of innocence.
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The communication to tenants was also imprecise; although City Hall officials said that residents in the 4,200 affected apartments were notified of the problem by letter, the communication did not mention the years of lapsed inspections — it only stated that the apartment required an inspection.
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At the court hearing this month on the S.E.C.'s request for a contempt citation, John Hueston, a lawyer for Mr. Musk, argued that the settlement was imprecise and had resulted in a "murky policy" governing when Tesla's lawyers had to review Mr. Musk's posts.
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The idea of a "deep state" is not a new one, and Trump isn&apost the first one to argue it exists in the US, even if his description is imprecise, writes Rebecca Gordon, an author and teacher at the University of San Francisco.
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These systems have been impressive enough as tested at various tech expos, but VR hand tracking has always been underwhelming in execution—just imprecise enough, in terms of recognizing individual fingers and "pinch" gestures, compared to the "it just works" appeal of a compatible controller.
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Halo Wars 2 has split origins on PC and console, but ends up falling between its two spiritual homes, resulting in a game that's a little too imprecise on console and a touch too simplistic on PC. Halo Wars 2 launches today on Xbox One and Windows.
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Or is it that, because it did not occur to them to try to measure the susceptibility and severity of the effects on their own systems by bad actors, they had to rely on others — journalists, politicians, the public — for a slow, imprecise form of feedback.
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Zika is the first known mosquito-borne virus that can also be transmitted via unprotected sex with an infected male partner, leading to imprecise recommendations of how long couples should abstain or refrain from unprotected sex if the woman is pregnant or hoping to become pregnant.
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It doesn't help that mental health providers have imprecise tools to aid recovery, or that mental health help is so hard to come by in the U.S. But what if getting through burnout is actually a learning process over which you have a decent amount of control?
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Her phrasing was imprecise — "get as much intelligence as you can before President Obama leaves the administration" — and nodes in the pro-Trump media ecosystem, like Fox's Sean Hannity, seized on it as evidence that Obama did wiretap Trump ( "Surveillance Confirmed," the banner on Hannity's show read).
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This drew no flag because the refs decided that by the time of impact Jackson had "become a runner" and therefore could defend himself, though that's the sort of extremely imprecise and subjective determination that makes the whole "what is a catch?" process so maddening to viewers.
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Putting a monthly cap on broadband users to manage congestion is like putting a monthly cap on gas usage to stop people driving at rush hour: there might be some impact, but it's horribly imprecise at best, and people will still drive when they need to.
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CORRECTIONS: July 24637, 2018 FRONT PAGE An article on Monday about the declassification of a memo related to the F.B.I.'s surveillance of Carter Page gave an imprecise description of a brief email response from a spokesman for Representative Devin Nunes to a request for comment.
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She was, however, the star of the sedate Triple Concerto, effortless and authoritative among her fellow soloists: Yefim Bronfman, making the most of an unremarkable piano part, and the veteran cellist Lynn Harrell, whose technique repeatedly slipped with crunching bow strokes, imprecise intonation and a tired legato.
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Another option might be a formal interview with Trump's lawyers present, which would allow them to restrain their star witness, who is often voluble and imprecise and economical with the truth in a way that could lead him into jeopardy from Mueller's crack team of prosecutors.
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"Market participants and commentators seem to put much more weight on small differences (in the projections) ... than is consistent with our imprecise knowledge" of how the economy and policy will evolve, former Fed Vice Chair Donald Kohn said in a recent paper urging changes to the projections.
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Her phrasing was imprecise — "get as much intelligence as you can before President Obama leaves the administration" — and nodes in the pro-Trump media ecosystem, like Fox's Sean Hannity, seized on it as evidence that Obama did wiretap Trump ("Surveillance Confirmed," the banner on Hannity's show read).
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They're set up with pre-programmed algorithms but supervised by a person (one pilot can control up to 100 at once), and they don't need GPS to fly — which is key, considering the complexity at work here and the fact that GPS can be imprecise and fallible.
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Throughout the 82-game regular season, he served as a precise metaphor for an imprecise moment in the American chronicle: heave yourself forward, against outwardly impossible hurdles, against cynicism, against disbelief, and even then, when the road ahead remains too nightmarish to navigate, continue on, fight, move forward.
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But this cabal of deniers twists that, implying climate change is so complex and the science so imprecise that we should reject the consensus that human carbon emissions are warming the atmosphere, and question scientists' calls for more stringent emissions regulations to keep the damage to a minimum.
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What's also notable, though, is that Google admits in the blog post that training AI programs like these can be an imprecise process, and that no matter how much data you give a device like Clips, it's never going to know exactly what photos you value the most.
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Watson shot a 73, Matt Kuchar recorded a 73 as well, and Phil Mickelson was imprecise with his driver for a second consecutive day, hitting five of 14 fairways (a day after hitting only one of 14) and shooting a 72 to sit at six-over for the tournament.
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"There was definitely some imprecise progressive change in articulatory precision and slowing of his speech that is not typical in normal speech," said de Riesthal, an assistant professor in hearing and speech sciences at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and the director of the Pi Beta Phi Rehabilitation Institute.
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" In a working paper published Friday, he said that with the number of private services offering personal data, a prospective hacker would have little incentive to turn to public data such as the census "in an attempt to uncover uncertain, imprecise and outdated information about a particular individual.
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When it came time for the return to Earth, the spacecraft's automatic rocket-firing system did not work, forcing the cosmonauts to conduct imprecise manual maneuvers during the descent that left them in deep snow and freezing temperatures in a remote Russian forest, far from their intended landing point.
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The word "choice," some say, is an imprecise one as well, creating the impression that one's ability to get an abortion is simply a matter of choosing to do so, when in fact there are many systematic obstacles in the way that keep people from accessing the procedure.
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The evidence they had on hand was useful but very imprecise: For instance, they found that the eight studies measuring the effect of personal canvassing within two months of election day had an average effect of negative 1.9 percentage points, barely larger than the standard error of 1.7 percent.
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The automated plane comes in for a landing The automated plane comes in for a landing A plane making an autonomous landing needs to know exactly where the runway is, naturally, but it can't rely on GPS — too imprecise — and if it can't use ILS and other ground systems, what's left?
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Musk told SpaceX employees that the odds of dying from COVID-19 were much lower than those of being killed in a car crash, a comparison that drew criticism from health experts who told BuzzFeed it was imprecise and shifted focus away from efforts to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
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"Our work revealed certain systemic weaknesses that hindered the FDIC's ability to handle multiple information security incidents and breaches efficiently and effectively; contributed to untimely, inaccurate, and imprecise reporting of information to Congress; and led to document productions that did not fully comply with Congressional document requests," the report says.
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He pointed out that the accepted nonmedical way of assessing a person's risk of a heart attack — based on standard risk factors — is imprecise and often overestimates the risk of underlying heart disease, although it is frequently used to decide whether the patient should be taking medication, like a statin to lower cholesterol.
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Mr. Corbyn has said that he does not like the plan put before the British Parliament while "being imprecise over what exactly is Labour's dream deal, other than that he wants a closer alliance with the customs union and single market," said Jonathan Tonge, a professor of politics at the University of Liverpool.
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"There's probably now some work for U.S. diplomats to do to clarify to the Taliban what did the imprecise words actually mean, and whether or not there is a change in position," said Laurel Miller, a former United States diplomat who is now the Asia director of the think tank International Crisis Group.
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The agency warned, however, that all of its projections should be viewed with skepticism: "Such estimates are inherently imprecise because the ways in which federal agencies, states, insurers, employers, individuals, doctors, hospitals and other affected parties would respond to the changes made by this policy are all difficult to predict," the analysis states.
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This sly American painter, subject of a poker-faced, challenging retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 2012, came to prominence for his printed canvases of black stripes, licking flames and stand-alone Xs and Us, whose repetitive computer imagery was made strange through imprecise edges and wonky ink saturations.
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ISPs have to report whether a census block — an imprecise geographic area that ranges from a tenth of a mile to 8,500 miles and can contain anywhere from zero to 600 people — has access to "advertised" broadband download speeds of at least 25 megabits per second, the minimum requirement to be considered broadband.
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Instead, Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, unleashed some extraordinary criticism against the Prime Minister on the opening day of the EU summit, calling her negotiating strategy "nebulous and imprecise" -- which enraged May -- and making it clear there is no further room for renegotiation on the withdrawal agreement struck last month.
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When children are undocumented, and are either seeking asylum or deferred action status, they have to go about their daily lives trying to demonstrate that they are not "criminals," not "rapists," and in fact not even "illegals" — a term as violent as it is imprecise, as only acts can be considered illegal, not people.
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And my Verge colleague and first-time drone pilot Felicia Shivakumar didn't find the beacon easy to use the way I'd hoped: each of its modes only let you have partial control of the drone, they're each hidden behind multiple button presses, and they all feel a little jerky and imprecise rather than finely tuned.
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"We used the same worldwide dataset as earlier researchers but thoroughly vetted every fossil occurrence, and found that most of the dates had several problems -- fossils with dates too young or imprecise, fossils that have been misidentified, or old dates that have since been refined by improvements in geology," Boessenecker said in a statement.
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As mentioned in a previous fact check, Trump may have been referring to a $93 trillion figure from a conservative organization, the American Action Forum, but that is a highly imprecise estimate for the entire Green New Deal; the organization estimated it would cost $1.6 trillion to $4.2 trillion to make all housing units environmentally friendly.
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As mentioned in a previous fact check, Trump may have been referring to a $21 trillion figure from a conservative organization, the American Action Forum, but that is a highly imprecise estimate for the entire Green New Deal; the organization estimated it would cost $22017 trillion to $253 trillion to make all housing units environmentally friendly.
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"If anyone should apologize, it is surely the B.O.E." Other staff members at the board denied being involved in the leak, the report said, though several, including Mr. Conklin, testified that because of the board's conflicting and imprecise policies, they had not been sure whether documents produced by its enforcement division, such as the memo, were confidential.
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The number of voting-age citizens is one measure used to determine whether the minority population in a legislative district is sufficient to determine an election, and the department said the results of the American Community Survey, a smaller annual review that covers about 10 percent of the population each decade, were too imprecise to be reliable.
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I have always approached this category by trying to identify who had the best overall season — based on a subjective and imprecise mixture of individual and team success — rather than paying attention to the noise about which player is most widely regarded as the game's best … or the best two-way player … or any other such designation.
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Vatican officials confirmed this to the paper, but next came the defense anyway: The Archdiocese of Washington and the Diocese of Pittsburgh both insisted they were protecting Ciolek's confidentiality, with the former arguing that Wuerl's comment had not been deliberately "imprecise"—that his denial had been referring, in particular, to knowledge of McCarrick abusing minors, not him pursuing adult seminarians.
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Unless the notion of interests sufficiently compelling to count in the First Amendment calculus is strangely truncated to exclude interests this fundamental simply because they appear imprecise or diffuse, courts must recognize a compelling interest in combating corruption broadly defined as a distortion in the political process, understood to include a deviation from the ideal of equal representation embodied in Federalist 57.
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My own hope was twofold: first, that the Met would seize the chance to deepen, complicate and correct the stories of historical art that it now paints with a broad, imprecise brush; and second, that it would integrate old art and new to demonstrate the centuries-spanning reality of globalism in a way that other museums in globalist New York are unable to do.
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But to characterize these events within the construct of defense against rabid, anti-American militias and terrorism is as misleading as it is imprecise: There are states, sub-state actors, officials, and ordinary people who oppose the United States' presence, policies, and actions in the region on legitimate grounds and they cannot be dismissed as "spoilers" or "terrorists" simply because they are affiliated with Iran.
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Researchers at MIT led by Josh Tenenbaum hypothesize that our brains have what you might call an intuitive physics engine: The information that we are able to gather through our senses is imprecise and noisy, but we nonetheless make an inference about what we think will probably happen, so we can get out of the way or rush to keep a bag of rice from falling over or cover our ears.
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The SEC said the CIO sent Osunkwo an email that stated: "David – … I believe AUM was as follows on 2000/22015 Funds: $203,220,228 Schwab/Fidelity: $2400,092,701 (1,179 accounts) (not sure how many customers) Circle One: probably higher than $50m, but hopefully [another employee] told you a number today Total is in the $182.89m range …" The SEC said Osunkwo relied on these imprecise estimates from the email sent by the CIO and did not bother to verify their accuracy.
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But I have come to suspect that a story like Three Billboards — with its integration of the grotesque mode and what I believe is not meant to be anything like redemption, but something a lot more like a resignation to how messed up the world is, how imprecise and impossible justice is — only really works very well inside the context of a theistic world, with a cosmic sense of justice derived from some kind of transcendent divinity.
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He approached almost every current international conflict through the prism of a negotiation, even when he was imprecise about the strategic goals he sought ... Throughout the two conversations, Mr. Trump painted a bleak picture of the United States as a diminished force in the world, an opinion he has held since the late 1980s, when he placed ads in The New York Times and other newspapers calling for Japan and Saudi Arabia to spend more money on their own defense.
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