Some children pretend to be incompetent so they won't have to out themselves as actually incompetent.
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But these tests of strength have turned into tests of weakness, as incompetent opposition spokesmen fail to hold incompetent ministers to account.
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And this is only the beginning—this is what happens when you elect a corrupt incompetent who openly staffs his White House with corrupt and incompetent people.
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While it's true that Trump's White House staff is a mess, these underlings are being scapegoated for Trump's own faults; they're incompetent largely because their boss is incompetent.
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He is thus the all-time record-holder of the Dunning-Kruger effect, the phenomenon in which the incompetent person is too incompetent to understand his own incompetence.
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New York and California have long tussled over the title—one for its corrupt and incompetent parties and the other for its referendums (and its corrupt and incompetent parties).
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The incompetent dad became a mainstay of popular culture — the more incompetent, the more laughable and ultimately loveable — because who could really expect a man, of all people, to care for his children?
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Speaking about the superhero focus, episode writer Steven Moffatt expressed a specific love for the "socially incompetent shy people" they hide behind, which he said "gives hope to all socially incompetent shy people".
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They're also willing to risk terrible optics: Failing on CHIP makes them look incompetent and cruel, all the more so because they openly did so for the incompetent and cruel Graham-Cassidy bill.
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He is a liar and an incompetent, what a combination.
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The two major parties are incompetent as well as divided.
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It's not as if Stallone lost to someone utterly incompetent.
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Our president is a bad person and an incompetent leader.
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"Nobody has said that he is permanently incompetent," Martinez said.
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You cannot register if a court has ruled you incompetent.
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" On 'incompetent' and 'sarcastic' Clinton "She's a really sarcastic woman.
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We have elected an authoritarian, but an apparently incompetent one.
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America is being terrorized by a narcissistic, incompetent psychopath and .
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" He added: "When they call this woman incompetent, they're wrong.
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Johnny English is back and evidently as incompetent as ever.
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The ridiculously incompetent Rosewood PD ranks high on the list.
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This is the second time Miles has been ruled incompetent.
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The Republican presidential nominee said: Look, Obama is an incompetent.
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"Our president is incompetent," Trump said to a raucous crowd.
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Your graphic designers are somehow more incompetent than you. pic.twitter.
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It's not because Mueller is an incompetent; far from it.
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It is a symptom of corporate arrogance and incompetent leadership.
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But what if Trump isn't a criminal or mentally incompetent?
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He has also claimed the investigators are corrupt or incompetent.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration has proved itself incompetent for decades.
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Individual investigating officers are frequently incompetent or unsympathetic, sources said.
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Women are assumed to be incompetent until they prove themselves.
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What does it mean to be adjudicated as mentally incompetent?
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Right now, Republicans in the Senate are utterly incompetent. pic.twitter.
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You know, the leaders are actually incompetent to the task.
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They're amoral and incompetent, which is such a delightful combination.
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As the internet loves to remind us, this is known as the Dunning-Kruger effect: people who are incompetent don't know they're incompetent and thus have a wildly inflated sense of their own abilities.
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The androids aren't superpowered, and they aren't especially weak or incompetent.
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The actors in this drama are often comic, pathetic, and incompetent.
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But while he's far from incompetent, he's not on Elliot's level.
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"This four point based clan based system is incompetent," she argues.
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Merck pleaded not guilty, but was deemed incompetent to stand trial.
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You cannot register if a court has found you mentally incompetent.
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It has misruled Gaza ever since, proving corrupt, oppressive and incompetent.
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True, many Mexicans see Peña Nieto as incompetent and even corrupt.
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Mueller knew his men feared he might be incompetent or worse.
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The other is that the CIA is massively and comically incompetent.
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"At this point, we're a little incompetent," said North Carolina Rep.
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Trump is of course incompetent, but this cannot be a surprise.
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Informal regional quotas often entrench the incompetent and even the corrupt.
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Outsiders had a methodology with which to second-guess incompetent managers.
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It seemed an appropriate response to unconscionable and, frankly, incompetent behavior.
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" Blumenthal then asked if Kavanaugh thought Ginsburg was an "incompetent judge.
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They are, in any case, incompetent to make their own decisions.
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As it was, I felt incompetent and unfulfilled, exhausted and resentful.
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Women are strippers, hookers, fat chicks, hot waitresses, or incompetent colleagues.
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Critics say incompetent policies are to blame for Venezuela's economic mess.
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Why are the police so incompetent that they can't find Jason?
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On the whole, the Trump administration has been incompetent and ineffectual.
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Mr. Rubin often berated subordinates as stupid or incompetent, they said.
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At best, the series makes him appear incompetent; at worst, conspiratorial.
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Remember, Mr. Trump is not just racist, ignorant, incompetent and undignified.
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Either people think we are incompetent, or we are not safe.
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But it's also a hackistocracy — rule by the ignorant and incompetent.
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" He specifically called the mayor of San Juan "crazed and incompetent.
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People wonder if the Pakistani army was complicit or just incompetent.
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Syed also suffered from having an incompetent lawyer at his trial.
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I don't know, because I think they're incompetent as can be.
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She's just doesn't know what she's doing, she's totally incompetent person.
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But the administration's response to the pandemic has been largely incompetent.
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Can it be hollow to this extent, incompetent to this degree?
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Or were they really as blundering and incompetent as they appeared?
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As a result, the president's foreign policy has been dangerously incompetent.
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Talkative men are seen as competent, and talkative women as incompetent.
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Two vain, incompetent, mediocre charlatans are competing to become prime minister.
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How Trump's incompetent power grabs are actually weakening the imperial presidency.
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Second, his campaign has been incompetent at the delegate selection game.
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And so it&aposs not the president who is the thug, it&aposs Mr. Mueller who is the thug, it&aposs not the president who is the incompetent, it&aposs Mr. Rosenstein who is the incompetent.
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I think they're incompetent to the task, and I don't mean stupid.
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He described her as "incompetent" at least three times during the interview.
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He also cast Trump as incompetent and unhinged on the campaign trail.
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MIT = Mathematically Incompetent Theories (at least as it pertains to ride-sharing).
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For Trump, it includes China, immigrants, freeloading allies and incompetent public officials.
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You are putting my job in jeopardy and making me look incompetent.
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Yes, even by you, or your incompetent but well-meaning significant other.
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"Incompetent" came in second, with 31 mentions, followed by "liar," with 30.
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All four countries are cursed with predatory, incompetent officials and security forces.
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"Playing incompetent is so exhausting," a smirking Claire admits to the audience.
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Jason Mendoza was largely incompetent as a thief when he was alive.
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Hyperinflation under Mr Maduro's incompetent and larcenous administration has destroyed Venezuelans' incomes.
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The CIA has, unsurprisingly, gone with the massively and comically incompetent explanation.
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But there's no guarantee the Kremlin remains this incompetent in the future.
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And the side effect of that is it makes government look incompetent.
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They wonder how they could be led in such an incompetent manner.
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"At best you were incompetent, at worst you were complicit," Warren said.
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A newscaster is incompetent because his or her show isn't No. 1.
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How to say 'no' to your boss without looking lazy or incompetent
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Let's just say that I haven't survived this long by being incompetent.
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Perez said Puzder, like Flynn, was not only incompetent, but also dangerous.
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Herzer argues the mogul was mentally incompetent when he made the move.
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"At best you were incompetent, at worst you were complicit," she said.
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Quite the opposite: the danger is instead shitty AI. Incompetent, bumbling machines.
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The NFL coming off as incompetent in their officiating and crowd control?
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And there's a history of rogue, faithless, or just plain incompetent electors.
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" She added, "Andrew Cuomo is either corrupt or he is spectacularly incompetent.
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When given a chance to run things, "grillini" have often proved incompetent.
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From my point of view, Trump looks like a historically incompetent politician.
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In the office, he began to suggest she was incompetent and unstable.
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"You have the mayor of San Juan who's incompetent," Mr. Trump said.
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You've identified "incompetent election administrators" as a major threat to election integrity.
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But there are places where elections are run in an incompetent way.
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Russia: Lazy Boys Putin's intelligence is either increasingly incompetent or getting lazy.
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"Again, either Russia is incompetent or in cahoots with Assad," Mattis added.
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The normal incompetent person flails and stammers and is embarrassed about it.
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" On Twitter, he described the president as "erratic, unstable and dangerously incompetent.
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Additionally, I didn't want to bring up "stupid" questions and look incompetent.
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DeSantis suspended Israel in January, accusing him of incompetent and negligent actions.
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The waitresses seemed harassed and incompetent, teen-age girls with untidy hair.
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" Another said the president is "racist, incompetent, or unthinking, or all three.
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The commission was "incompetent to hold the elections efficiently," P-Net concluded.
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Lyft is just completely incompetent and they couldn't capitalize on Uber's mistakes.
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During that time, Mr. Bourgeois was repeatedly found incompetent to stand trial.
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Rather than objectify its target as alluring, it dismisses her as incompetent.
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Christie insisted that Obama is not just evil but also wildly incompetent.
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As a rollout strategy, it was some mix of incompetent and malicious.
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He was fired because he was incompetent, he violated the justice department rules.
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Find out next time on the latest episode the Most Incompetent White House.
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She has done great harm to many people and must be fired. Incompetent!
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The court-appointed evaluation deemed him incompetent, his lawyers said in court filings.
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Playing a tireless, borderline incompetent Southern sheriff, Jackie Gleason provided a fun antagonist.
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"Incompetent state takeovers always fail to deliver the results they promise," Guardian said.
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Instead, they have had to rely on inspiring largely incompetent amateurs already here.
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"Our country is being run by incompetent people," Donald J. Trump has said.
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Yes. Studies show we choose leaders based on qualities that make them incompetent.
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She should start by replacing her mutinous, incompetent cabinet with a new crew.
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You cannot be under guardianship for a mental disability or otherwise judged incompetent.
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WATTERS: Podesta and Debbie Wasserman, they&aposre either incompetent or they&aposre liars.
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Studies show that we choose leaders based on qualities that make them incompetent.
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Miles was declared mentally incompetent and sent to the North Texas State Hospital.
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This idea that he's incompetent, and no one could ever vote for him.
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"When they call this woman incompetent, they're wrong," Trump told the Daily Caller.
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And so I think she's incompetent, actually," Trump told Fox News's "Fox & Friends.
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Trying to modernize the creaking, incompetent bureaucracy could also destroy their lives' work.
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If no such evidence exists, Brennan simply is incompetent or an outright fraud.
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Instead, it has become a totem of a feckless and incompetent Democratic Party.
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"An incompetent narcissist won't go far in the workplace or life," he says.
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Chris Grayling is so incompetent that he is universally known as "failing" Grayling.
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Their opponents could consider such attacks a failure, executed by an incompetent group.
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Ultimately, he depicts a far right that is deeply fragmented and often incompetent.
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Another witness was declared mentally incompetent, and two others had left the state.
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Couldn't run a chook raffle - Used to refer to someone who is incompetent.
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Using taxpayers' money to bail out greedy and incompetent bankers was intrinsically political.
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The presidency reveals its occupant: Trump's not only incompetent he's actually a wuss.
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I wasn't completely incompetent, but my bumbling seemed to extend in all directions.
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Their political system is broken and their politicians are either Incompetent or Corrupt.
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But the company's officers have been incompetent at explaining and defending this decision.
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His regime is morally bankrupt, it's economically incompetent, and it is profoundly corrupt.
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I'm not going to get to my game now because they are incompetent!
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They are pretty erratic, they are seeking attention, and generally quite incompetent. Clearly.
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It was him against overly handsy opponents, incompetent referees, flawed teammates, restrictive coaches.
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Much like his boss, he was astoundingly inarticulate, deeply incompetent, and reliably dishonest.
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Additionally they may be afraid to come across as rude, intrusive or incompetent.
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Among this group, principals say, are teachers who are incompetent or mentally unstable.
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And it is the president's fault if that administration is malicious or incompetent.
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Her book, "Unhinged," painted the president as a racist and an incompetent leader.
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Nobody wants their time wasted by an assistant who is insecure and incompetent.
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"At best you are incompetent, at worst you were complicit," Ms. Warren said.
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"When a woman makes a mistake at the F.B.I., she's incompetent," she said.
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"Our position is, the investigation was well-intentioned but incompetent," Mr. Lewin said.
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Either he is a deliberately racist cartoonist — or an incompetent and careless cartoonist.
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Juxtaposed with the data of human drivers, Uber's autonomous cars appear laughably incompetent.
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To call those officials incompetent would be to redefine the concept of incompetence.
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He's incompetent at improving the lives of American citizens, even his own voters.
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My view is that Trump is incompetent by the standards of a president.
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TOKYO — The Japanese government's response to the coronavirus outbreak has been staggeringly incompetent.
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So where will the check on Mr. Trump's incompetent foreign policy come from?
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He's presided over an administration that is both pervasively corrupt and totally incompetent.
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"Incompetent" is how he described the Russians who shared the airfield with Syrians.
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Incompetent clowns in power and the opposition turning into a solipsistic personality cult.
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We are reminded of Dan Sickles, an incompetent 19th-century New York politician.
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The 25th Amendment provides a process for transferring power from presidents deemed incompetent.
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Babis has rebutted the findings, calling the audit dubious and the auditors incompetent.
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Alexander Vindman's dramatic testimony on Capitol Hill ("I don't know who he is"), another comment about Pelosi ("We can't get USMCA approved because Nancy Pelosi is incompetent, she's grossly incompetent"), and ongoing trade negotiations with China, before dismissing the press again.
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Clearly he was, at the least, incompetent to be the director of the FBI.
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The idea that Democrats are incompetent has been ingrained in American culture for decades.
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"[Their mother] continues to be deemed incompetent by the courts," the Facebook page reads.
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The fact that he's incompetent at best and downright malevolent at worst doesn't matter.
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Studies show that fat people are sometimes stereotyped as being lazy, incompetent, and unattractive.
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A second problem is that many African governments are flimsy, incompetent, authoritarian or rapacious.
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In the original, Dr. Smith is an incompetent grouch, more court jester than villain.
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The turmoil convinced many Egyptians that Morsy was not just incompetent but also violent.
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He patiently endured three seasons' worth of incompetent performance while he stockpiled young talent.
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It is almost impossible, by law, to fire incompetent staff hired on permanent contracts.
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The trust will control Redstone's stake after he dies or is declared mentally incompetent.
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Maybe she's so incompetent that assigning her tasks creates more work for everyone else.
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Turns out the Army doctor wasn't such a weak and incompetent candidate after all.
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And voters from both sides fault her for incompetent handling of the Brexit negotiations.
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The moderators that are supposed to handle the debates aren't incompetent, biased or weak.
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Louis-Dreyfus, of course, plays the hilariously narcissistic and incompetent office-holder Selina Meyer.
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Turkish parents complain of incompetent teachers, too little emphasis on languages, and crowded classrooms.
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And they want to embarrass our president because we have a president who's incompetent.
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To sum up -- and I'll tell you the other thing: She's an incompetent woman.
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The people of Puerto Rico..... ....are GREAT, but the politicians are incompetent or corrupt.
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So was the Trump team trying to collude, or are they just bumblingly incompetent?
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They and the First Lady distrusted Reince, thought him incompetent and wanted him out.
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None of this is to suggest that Trump is not unqualified, incompetent, and grotesque.
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Since he stepped down in 1999, Republican leadership has been either corrupt or incompetent.
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The two most obvious results of a botched succession are incompetent leaders and feuds.
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In the process, he is showing Americans -- once again -- that he is utterly incompetent.
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"You have totally grossly incompetent leadership at the top of Puerto Rico," he said.
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And that too many incompetent people run tons of media companies in this world.
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Even more than before, people perceive "the system" as callous, incompetent, and utterly corrupt.
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A bigger issue was Lee's incompetent legal representation, which is a far more common
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Luckily for Kushner and Trump, no one is more incompetent than Donald Trump Jr.
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In cases where charges were brought, many assailants were deemed incompetent to stand trial.
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Meanwhile incompetent police investigations and lenient sentences do very little to deter continued attacks.
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The country will be free of the most corrupt and incompetent party on earth.
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This move betrays our allies' troops in Syria and Iraq, and is strategically incompetent.
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"It turned out to be incompetent collusion, amateur collusion, comically failed collusion," Krauthammer wrote.
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Wainwright that the Eighth Amendment prohibits states from executing people who are mentally incompetent.
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Even a total incompetent can mow down dozens of people with one of those.
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No one wants to be seen as weak, obnoxious or incompetent by their peers.
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Instead, his campaign attracted a cast of incompetent, questionable, and/or pro-Russian characters.
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Within the first year or so, it becomes apparent that the president is incompetent.
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The South Vietnamese were portrayed as incompetent and corrupt, their government bordering on illegitimate.
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"One thing I'm really grateful for is that our president is incompetent," he says.
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Unless the testing company was totally incompetent, our families were not connected by DNA.
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Samsung's Bixby, which is included, is the most incompetent virtual assistant on the market.
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It exposed the regime for what it is — not only oppressive, but grossly incompetent.
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In short, the mad prince is not only barbaric, he's also unreliable and incompetent.
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They told themselves that black people were criminals and incompetent and unable to succeed.
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We needed to see a leader; what we saw was an incompetent, delusional blowhard.
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Trump must be incompetent or mentally unwell because, well, we want him to be.
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"At best you were incompetent, at worst you were complicit," the Massachusetts Democrat said.
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" He added, "Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action.
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From the beginning, the Trump strategy in the region has been naïve and incompetent.
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Warren takes the prize as the most strategically incompetent candidate in the Democratic field.
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I know what it is like to be profoundly incompetent, and it is exhausting.
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Mr. Christie called Amtrak officials dishonest and incompetent at a news conference in Trenton.
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In fact, both contributed: incompetent economic leadership and a crushing reduction in oil revenue.
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In 2012, a federal judge found Mr. Qahtani incompetent to help challenge his detention.
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"The bank really is utterly incompetent," Kuhn wrote in his proposal posted this week.
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In an interview, Khodayda Khalaf, a Nineveh councilman, called the governor incompetent and untrustworthy.
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Barack Obama -- yes, has he hired incompetent people to implement laws and run agencies?
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Worker co-ops wound up in the hands of incompetent and corrupt political cronies.
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When you're teaching Aiva, you're getting skilled yourself, and without that Aiva becomes incompetent.
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The report was released as Facebook fends off numerous accusations of incompetent or underhanded behavior.
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Or were the police so incompetent and security measures so insufficient back in those days?
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He&aposs not going to get immunity unless somebody in the Congress is incredibly incompetent.
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Hillary Clinton, who I happen to believe is grossly incompetent, she's going to raise taxes.
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And, when "incompetent leadership" is added to the equation, "things start to fragment very quickly".
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"The currency is junk and the government is incompetent and corrupt," said Johns Hopkins' Hanke.
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Electricity experts and the opposition have called the government incompetent at maintaining the national grid.
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But the Democrats suffer from an image as incompetent after their rocky 2009-2012 rule.
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His conviction was voided because of what an appeals court ruled was incompetent legal representation.
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The previous elected authorities had been corrupt and incompetent, and unable to deliver the basics.
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Also, patients are often perceived as being dangerous or incompetent, with little hope of recovery.
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Again, that would either make for a supremely efficient business or an entirely incompetent one.
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"They found him incompetent because he doesn't believe in what they believe in," she says.
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"It's only the utterly incompetent drillers who can't make money at these prices," said Gartman.
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In their air campaign, they have been careless and incompetent at best, and probably cynical.
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But few could have expected Theresa May's government to prove so incompetent at the job.
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And that $92 billion is in the hands of incompetent people and very corrupt people.
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In April, President Donald Trump called Puerto Rico's politicians "incompetent or corrupt" in a tweet.
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In the study, exclusion was found least acceptable when those excluded looked warm and incompetent.
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Experts and the opposition have called the government incompetent at maintaining the national electrical grid.
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Child services take Derek Jr. into custody after Derek proves incompetent at single-dad life.
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That demand is fuelled by the appalling deterioration of living standards under his incompetent rule.
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" And Wynn told The Wall Street Journal in 1996 that he thought Trump was "incompetent.
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Yet, our 21st-century Congress is a pathetic failure — irresponsible, corrupt, incompetent and toxically partisan.
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How can you bring this problem to you boss, without seeming totally helpless and incompetent?
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Many Americans presume that our democracy is unraveling because our leaders are lazy or incompetent.
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"It would be incompetent vetting and recruiting if he didn't know this stuff," he added.
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Swiss laws are designed to prevent anyone who's violent or incompetent from owning a gun.
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"She was either completely incompetent or comfortable with this administration's cruel approach," said Democratic Rep.
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" A third wondered aloud whether President Trump was "racist, incompetent or unthinking — or all three.
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The pols are grossly incompetent, spend the money foolishly or corruptly, & only take from USA.
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It is high time to challenge the perception of teenagers as entirely incompetent and irresponsible.
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The state-controlled outlets also paint the U.S. political system as incompetent in its response.
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Stuck somewhere between "best team in the N.F.L." and "totally incompetent" are the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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He's already tweeted the word "loser" 234 times, "incompetent" 92 times and "pathetic" 72 times.
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The financial crisis persuaded voters that they were governed by aloof, incompetent, self-serving elites.
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Embarrassment is the fear that others are judging us incompetent performers of our social roles.
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So if he wants to clear his name, prove that his office is indeed incompetent.
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"I've been watching Nancy's tape, and so I think she's incompetent, actually," Mr. Trump said.
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Every incompetent act that Trump perpetrates will not reflect the will of the American people.
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There is a frustration period when we first start out because we are grossly incompetent.
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"Getting permission to fire corrupt, incompetent, and dishonest workers—that's the absolute showdown," Gingrich said.
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I am afraid they will judge me incompetent to care for my husband and myself.
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"It's true that incompetent people sometimes try to compensate by being extremely warm," Nordgren says.
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The only global warming we should fear is that caused by nuclear weapons - incompetent pols.
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Sadly, we are seeing the results of handing that freedom to the incompetent and corrupt.
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That's what I was trying to skewer, these Kickstarter post-mortems from these incompetent people.
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For 27 years after independence, it endured incompetent single-party socialist rule under President Kenneth Kaunda.
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But she is also an incompetent one who has brought much of this misery upon herself.
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Nothing—not incompetent engineers, nor the cost-cutters, nor the mockers—could stop a good idea.
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Except for Mr. Hopkins and Mr. Pacino, going through their familiar paces, incompetent is the word.
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" He added, "By sharing it, he is either a racist, incompetent, or unthinking—or all three.
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General Carlos Rotondaro was sanctioned last year for incompetent management of a state-run medicine program.
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"David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have proven themselves to be woefully incompetent writers," the petition says.
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There are lots of cabinet members who would cause immeasurable harm if they weren't so incompetent.
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Everyone who interacts with them comes away thinking about how incompetent they are, how easily manipulated.
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Europe has come a long way since its tolerant and somewhat incompetent approach of the 1990s.
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Check. Family members being elevated to positions they clearly don't deserve, leading to staggeringly incompetent decisions?
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"The people of Puerto Rico are GREAT, but the politicians are incompetent or corrupt," he added.
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This whole thing has been far less crazy and far more incompetent than anybody could've expected.
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It was all very confusing and incompetent-seeming—much like the game overall, to this point.
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They have done everything they can to obfuscate the truth, albeit in a very incompetent way.
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Plus, you shouldn't assume that HMO doctors or doctors outside of major cities are incompetent. 35.
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While his presidency thus far may be incompetent in its execution, it's authoritarian in its aspirations.
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" New America Foundation's Alexander Holt characterized the department's actions as either "extremely deceitful" or "extremely incompetent.
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In Egypt Mr Sisi's rule is proving as oppressive as it is arbitrary and economically incompetent.
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Lucky for us he was incompetent and his bomb was either a fizzle or prematurely detonated.
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Not even Fassbender can concoct a personality for Harry Hole out of this deeply incompetent adaptation.
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I am proudly guilty of asserting that it is some combination of dishonest, incompetent and absurd.
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"This is not an incompetent agency," Mr. Robins said in an interview earlier in the week.
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Perhaps the Saudi hit team was too lazy or too incompetent to go looking for Khashoggi.
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That control will pass to an irrevocable trust after Mr. Redstone dies or is declared incompetent.
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It's interesting the immediate reaction wasn't, 'Oh my god she's corrupt, incompetent, could never be president.
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It's important they don't think you fear they're incompetent, or worse, that you don't trust them.
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The defense itself was so incompetent that a judge declared Mr. Hatchett's first trial a mistrial.
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There is today a chief of staff in a large peacekeeping mission who is manifestly incompetent.
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Lawyers for Battaglia argued he suffered from severe mental illness and was incompetent to be executed.
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Scraping the dredges of autocratic states with incompetent security agencies poses risks for the company itself.
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It isn't that the Hornets are a bad team or that their coaching staff is incompetent.
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Throughout Size Zero, Dauxerre characterizes the agent who scouted her as venal, manipulative, incompetent, and misogynistic.
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It is a credentialing requirement, which supposedly helps screen out incompetent doctors who shouldn't perform abortions.
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THE DISASTER ARTIST Only a handful of movies are so incompetent that they defy all explanation.
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So the Trump people are incompetent too, and they still do a lot of damage. Right.
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President-elect Donald Trump campaigned on the idea that the media is incompetent, biased, and vindictive.
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This is quite often about men being made to feel incompetent for not meeting niggling details.
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So it's more than a bit ironic that "The Final Problem" makes Mycroft seem completely incompetent.
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"At best you are incompetent; at worst you were complicit," said Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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People assume that socioeconomically successful groups must be competent and that disadvantaged groups must be incompetent.
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The "experts" who claim otherwise are all hired guns, and notably incompetent hired guns at that.
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It's run by the Iowa Democratic Party, and that only increases the chances of incompetent management.
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"I remember the headline, 'An Open Letter to Anthony Fauci, an Incompetent Idiot,'" Dr. Fauci said.
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Russia knew they would weaken the U.S. by electing such a craven, incompetent and divisive president.
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It would also be the premise for the federal government to label Indian people legally incompetent.
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They impose domestic and foreign hardships and cost workers jobs while protecting incompetent or uncompetitive industries.
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He fled to the United States, denouncing Mr. Maduro as incompetent and the elections as unfair.
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Gergel provides a detailed account of the incompetent and racist lawyering conducted by the government's attorneys.
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In the language of ink, incompetent statecraft's stream of lies is sooty water, awaiting sewage treatment.
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The truth is that America is extremely efficient at starting wars but dramatically incompetent at ending them.
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Unfortunately, like the United Nations, Interpol is numerically dominated by autocracies, dictatorships, the corrupt and the incompetent.
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In the end, it made every bit of drudgery associated with his dull, incompetent predecessor presidents worthwhile.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Either that they are morally callous about this or that they are incompetent about this.
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It would take a truly incompetent person to not remember the substance of such an important discussion.
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It tapped into growing anger at the outsourcing of public services to remote and incompetent private companies.
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During staff meetings in the editor-in-chief's office, I felt unsure, incompetent, and suddenly squeaky-voiced.
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Nearly every government since the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003 has proven corrupt, incompetent or dysfunctional.
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He's always been good at tearing things down but incompetent when it comes to putting things together.
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She doesn't seem to be assuaged by the arguments that I'm an incompetent boob or just terrible.
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Max's virginity, on the other hand, is seen as something he was too sexually incompetent to offload.
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Ted Cruz — with Cruz played by Beck Bennett in a skit painting him as cursed and incompetent.
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The Peter principle holds that managers are promoted up to the point at which they are incompetent.
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On January 10th Latin America's most incompetent ruler was sworn in to a second six-year term.
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He writes: Trump's younger supporters know he's an incompetent joke; in fact, that's why they support him.
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Given the chance, many locals defy stereotypes that cast them as slothful and incompetent, some launderers notwithstanding.
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Corker is the incompetent head of the Foreign Relations Committee, & look how poorly the U.S. has done.
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Yet because they are still the Mets, and still owned by the Wilpons, they must be incompetent.
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"I don't buy this stuff about him being mentally incompetent or early stages of dementia," Comey said.
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PROSER: Well, James Mattis I think is living proof that Donald Trump is neither unethical nor incompetent.
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And in contrast to the serene-looking Kushner, Bannon has appeared to be flailing -- if not incompetent.
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A person's features were either adjusted to look friendly or to look cold, and competent or incompetent.
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Susan Rice is the ambassador to the United Nations who is as petulant as she is incompetent.
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And this is where they said that she was extremely careless and, frankly, I say grossly incompetent.
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Were the other 30 NHL teams always just incompetent and we didn't realize it until just now?
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"These people are just as incompetent as you'd expect from a gov't employee," said someone on Twitter.
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Labour laws modelled on those of Mussolini make it expensive for firms to fire even incompetent employees.
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This is especially true when loved ones have to make decisions for incompetent patients at life's end.
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The first attorney assigned to Hatchett's defense was so incompetent that the case resulted in a mistrial.
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The whole question of whether Trump is an authoritarian or incompetent president rests on a false choice.
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Because—incompetent though it is in most respects—Labour's leadership did a fine job of lowering expectations.
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"Through it all Mr. Lafferty, himself, never believed that he was mentally ill or incompetent," she said.
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As Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson was a specialist in failure, only marginally less incompetent than Chris Grayling.
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To Syrian activists, that failure makes the global powers appear incompetent and possibly complicit in their suffering.
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In all these efforts, DHS has been either incompetent, wasteful, redundant, or abusive—and Congress knows it.
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After his death, or if he is determined to be incompetent, that stake goes to a trust.
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He said Madison's MRI showed he suffers brain damage, and because of his dementia he is incompetent.
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It hurts America's prestige and influence: It makes the U.S. look either incompetent or complicit, or both.
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Chris Christie, is not close to Trump Several Trump allies panned Stepien's office as incompetent and ineffective.
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"His regime is morally bankrupt, it's economically incompetent and it is profoundly corrupt," he added about Maduro.
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"Idiot" and "incompetent" came in as the second and third most-used word to describe the president.
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But he's wrong to blame a bureaucratic personnel system that prevents managers from firing incompetent staff members.
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That led to new allegations, this time from Dauman, that the home-bound mogul is mentally incompetent.
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It's not just that the president is a reckless, incompetent racist who has no grasp on policy.
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How many times have you screamed at incompetent AI, knowing their mistakes were responsible for your death?
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But we're down because we've got an incompetent candidate who has alienated large swaths of the electorate.
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"The case in New York is pure politics brought by an incompetent attorney general, a political hack."
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Brash and blunt-speaking, Mr. Basuki is known for publicly berating civil servants as incompetent and corrupt.
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"I think that the State Department's response thus far I would categorize as criminally incompetent," he said.
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It's perfectly plausible that a scandal-plagued or incompetent candidate will make it through a Republican primary.
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Hillary Clinton had been poised to defeat a spectacularly incompetent opponent, and maybe take back the Senate.
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ASHLEY HOLLISTER, HARTFORD, N.Y. To the Editor: The liberal media characterizes President Trump as bumbling and incompetent.
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Instead, he has stacked his administration with incompetent yes men, right-wing ideologues and Washington swamp dwellers.
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If you believe the Democrats are fundamentally incompetent, Ossoff's loss will do nothing to convince you otherwise.
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He cast its leaders as "incompetent and corrupt," increasing partisan tensions over aid bills blocked in Congress.
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The Supreme Court has previously imposed limits on capital punishment for mentally incompetent or intellectually disabled people.
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Most groups we have studied, however, garner ambivalent stereotypes: either warm but incompetent, or competent but cold.
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"I have never seen an administration as incompetent as the one occupying the White House," he added.
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Unfortunately, Frohman loves the Combine — but he's so incompetent that he might accidentally become its greatest enemy.
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My mother was his second wife, 31 years his junior, and he had to prove her incompetent.
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Stone's counsel, Robert Buschel, also asked a few questions but was either entirely uninformed or utterly incompetent.
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Now I'm not underestimating the president's own capacity for carrying on in an incompetent manner almost indefinitely.
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The insecure, often incompetent Sobel had once been Winters's commander, but had seen his cadet overtake him.
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When resources are devoted to boondoggles, and companies are run by incompetent cronies, everyone ends up poorer.
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Airlines, which pay about $20183 million apiece for the Max, were derided as incompetent, their questions unreasonable.
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She's not good at retail politics, she's a chronic, shameless dissembler and her campaign was grossly incompetent.
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Its once-admired police force, the Carabineros, have shown themselves to be incompetent as well as brutal.
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Make her the representative of corrupt and incompetent elite, and Donald Trump's a tribune of the people.
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America will become Hillary's dystopia, the ideological and the incompetent leading the unwilling to do the undesirable.
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We have a long tradition of calling any president an incompetent and a fool in this country.
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Crittendon was naïve and incompetent, the bane of the highly efficient Colonel Hogan, played by Bob Crane.
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The other side calls its opponents incompetent and says they have no idea what they are doing.
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They say Royal Caribbean stuck them with an incompetent driver and failed to provide a safe excursion.
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Likewise, the film acknowledges related issues like how the original movie played into the trope about an incompetent man becoming the hero thanks to guidance from a fully competent woman... but then immediately follows that up by having the incompetent man have to rescue said woman once again.
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The strip stars Pence's alter ego, called "Law School Daze," a quivering, incompetent wreck of a law student.
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What it means: Primarily that Maria Hill and Nick Fury aren't as incompetent as they seemed to be.
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"If the new administration proves erratic and incompetent (a real possibility), dejection will quickly overwhelm confidence," he said.
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Blissfully incompetent defender Martin Demichelis—the only reason I watch Manchester City matches—also likes a good bet.
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But, a new study suggests that including emoji in your work emails may be making you look incompetent.
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During a tweetstorm last month, Hill called Trump an "unfit, bigoted, incompetent moron" who had empowered white supremacists.
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Lastly, this development rightfully debunks generalizations about people on the spectrum, like that they're dependent or otherwise incompetent.
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Altogether, the numbers suggest that Trump's scandal-plagued administration is looking more and more incompetent among American voters.
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The answer is that an evil or incompetent person could use these weapons to inflict harm on others.
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A woman so good at her job must be incompetent as a mother and have no inner life.
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Daniel Silva, who set his house on fire before the stabbing, was originally declared incompetent to stand trial.
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In a few particularly incompetent firms, poorly enforced targets fuelled resentment among men overtaken by less-qualified women.
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And then, here's the kicker we have Kim Kardashian play his sassy but still incompetent Chief of staff.
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But I worry about how much of that comes from how incompetent Trump has turned out to be.
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And now, the Port Authority is threatening to hire a private firm to replace the seemingly incompetent agency.
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In fact, a juror is even incompetent to testify about a juror's mental processes in connection with deliberations.
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T.J. Miller's much-ballyhooed exit meant that the show would be without its most dependable (if incompetent) trickster.
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There are multiple types -- all meant to reinforce the message that Pelosi, not Trump, is the incompetent one.
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They have an odd, off-putting sexual chemistry; they make weird references to their history; they're completely incompetent.
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Tuca, voiced by Tiffany Haddish, is chaos: lovable and extremely confident but messy and gross, an adulting incompetent.
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A judge declared Goh incompetent to stand trial in January 2013 based on the findings of two doctors.
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"Incompetent Hillary doesn't know what she's talking about," the billionaire businessman said in an interview with Fox News.
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For example, an official might find it difficult to reprimand or to fire a relative who is incompetent.
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The Accountant should be a straight-ahead thriller, but the film keeps tripping over its own incompetent feet.
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In it, he describes the actions of people running the White House as everything from incompetent to illegal.
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"I feel like I'm constantly dusting off cobwebs and I feel consciously incompetent in many areas," Fleck says.
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That control will pass to an irrevocable trust after Mr. Redstone's death or if he is declared incompetent.
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But I never figured Trump would make Nixon look good — at least RN wasn't incompetent, just dishonest. pic.twitter.
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That control will pass to an irrevocable trust after Mr. Redstone dies or if he is declared incompetent.
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If he is incompetent, National Amusements votes the Viacom shares directly, and it has ratified Mr. Redstone's actions.
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It made those around Mr Trump, a self-declared straight-shooter and problem-solver, appear phoney and incompetent.
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Goh was initially found mentally incompetent to stand trial after doctors determined that he suffered from paranoid schizophrenia.
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Read more: The UK is investigating whether Russian spies hacked secret memos branding Trump 'uniquely dysfunctional' and 'incompetent'
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Facing unresponsive or incompetent officials, citizens turn to Putin as the only one who can solve their problems.
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There will always be incompetent people in any workplace, and chances are that everyone knows who they are.
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His opinion about Trump is that he is incompetent and that his Presidency has mostly been a failure.
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" Former Prime Minister Manuel Valls shared Trump's remarks to the NRA on Twitter Saturday, writing "Indecent and incompetent.
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Except, now look at that meeting through the lens Christie suggests: That these people were simply borderline incompetent.
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It was such an obvious mistake that Congress was either incompetent or not really focused on job creation.
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" He said withdrawing would mean proving the defense attorney had either defrauded the client or was "wildly incompetent.
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Yes, ineffective management, incompetent coworkers, unfulfilling work, onerous workloads, and long commutes can take a major mental toll.
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" On Trump's intelligence: "I don't buy this stuff about him being mentally incompetent or early stages of dementia.
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But if the use-case you have is Facebook ads it's just incompetent to do it this way.
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The right-leaning magazine Le Point called Le Pen's performance a "shipwreck," and accused her of being incompetent.
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For decades, movies and TV shows have portrayed Arabs as villains, terrorists, misogynists, barbaric, or just plain incompetent.
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" And Trump missed the money quote at the end: "...the incompetent malevolence with which this order was promulgated.
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As a jihadist, Akayed Ullah (thankfully) turned out to be the most incompetent terrorist since the Underwear Bomber.
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So riders' immediate reaction to the authorities calling them criminals is to feel that the system is incompetent.
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Logic and common sense dictate that the president either sanctions the killings or is incompetent to stop them.
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" In the same tweet, he says, "(T)heir incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action.
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I don't think I'm incompetent, but I do think that luck had a lot to do with it.
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David Brooks The Republicans are led by a bigoted, incompetent president whose approval ratings are near historic lows.
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You can't say enough about how incompetent and unqualified he is to be leader of the free world.
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" 'Evil or Incompetent: The Bran Stark Edition' [The Ringer] "'Why do you think I came all this way?
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Critics say incompetent policies and corruption have impoverished the once-wealthy nation while dissent has been brutally crushed.
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In his breakout 2017 season, Aaron Judge hit 11 of his 19363 homers against the Orioles' incompetent pitchers.
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" I am not sure I agree, though, that those include, in Thayil's words, "an endearingly incompetent criminal president.
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But it had little to say about why — leaving it unclear whether doctors were incompetent, callous or malevolent.
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And the variously incompetent, venal and cynical counselors, lawyers and "male experts on rape" are obvious straw men.
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We're told they were incompetent cowards who often shirked their duties, leaving the hard work to the Americans.
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One study concluded that men who get angry are rewarded, but that angry women are dismissed as incompetent.
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His second term was cut short when the king at the time, Gyanendra, dismissed him, calling him incompetent.
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And to do this, they are turning a blind eye to an incompetent, corrupt and mentally unstable president.
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The astronaut's sons contended that incompetent medical care had cost him his life, and threatened to go public.
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Without compromise, without deliberately creating benefits to share, politics becomes by turns exploitive, incompetent, ineffective and sometimes lethal.
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He repeatedly attacked an "incompetent, dishonest" media, saying they were not telling the truth about his administration's accomplishments.
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But he assailed the audits, calling them "an attack on the Czech Republic" and labeling their authors incompetent.
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The union claimed bouncers and police "looked incompetent and indifferent" as hundreds of people barged through the gates.
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But, alas, Caligula had no significant government experience, and he proved utterly incompetent at actually getting things done.
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"I think Speaker Pelosi's incompetent," he said, adding that he thinks Democrats will lose control of the House.
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Either you don't have the resources or you are incompetent to do the job you're supposed to do.
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Oyo is the beginning of the end for Vision 1 as its brand moves from incompetent to malefactor.
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This isn't just because their information technology departments are incompetent (though there are surely cases of that, too).
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It claimed the billionaire was mentally incompetent when he replaced her as his designated healthcare agent on Oct.
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The very thing that made him right electorally for this moment will probably make him an incompetent president.
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In a post on Facebook, Chief of the General Staff Viktor Muzhenko denied accusations his institution was incompetent.
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Trump has long derided the U.N. as an ineffective and incompetent organization teetering on the verge of irrelevance.
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There is deep mistrust of the administration due to its incompetent and hyper-partisan conduct of foreign policy.
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But the epithet has earned the connotation among nations whose flimsy governing institutions are corrupt, arbitrary and incompetent.
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He called President Obama incompetent hours after questioning his motives combating terrorism in a television interview on Monday.
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And its legislators and politicians will solidify their reputation as the most overpaid and incompetent in the nation.
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Mr. Corona was convicted twice, a second trial having been ordered because of incompetent representation in the first.
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It was a breathtakingly incompetent handling of what should be the absolute easiest part of the moderators' job.
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On the campaign trail, Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton is crooked, corrupt, and incompetent and has bad judgment.
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Top photo by Mac Hackett I don't know about you, but I am absurdly incompetent, as a human.
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Or you could imagine a totally incompetent populism, in which Trump flies around the country holding rallies while absolutely nothing in Washington gets done … or a totally incompetent populism that ultimately empowers conventional conservatism, because Trump decides that governing isn't worth it and just lets Paul Ryan run the country.
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Kirwan filed a petition in February in which he asked the judge to rule Snuka incompetent to stand trial.
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He is an evil man accompanied by an attorney general who is totally incompetent and asleep at the wheel.
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A judge found him "mentally incompetent and unable to stand trial," and ordered him held for mental health treatment.
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This isn't always their fault because the space is so new but then again many of them are incompetent.
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Maduro's critics have insisted that rampant corruption and a decade of incompetent management by state authorities were to blame.
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But since its inception during the Nixon administration, EPA has been a mess – corrupt, incompetent and disdainful of science.
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The Republicans will no doubt paint him as ineffective, incompetent, despised by the base in his state's biggest city.
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"It's not about being lazy or incompetent," says Holmes, who gets hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of emails a day.
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Aside from these instances of overt surveillance, Uber has also come under fire recently for grossly incompetent security practices.
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Her incompetent strategy literally endangered the entire planet, and for that she deserves the lowest spot in this ranking.
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In his executive order, the governor alleged Israel was incompetent and negligent in his duties related to the shootings.
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Still, the platforms are proving themselves incompetent when it comes to addressing them — over and over and over again.
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During his eight months in office, Mr Mnangagwa has kept on many of the same band of incompetent crooks.
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But critics say incompetent policies and corruption have gutted a once-wealthy nation while dissent has been brutally crushed.
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But it must also be said that PG&E has long been wildly corrupt, incompetent, and cozy with regulators.
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The PAP could well lose power, and would deserve to do so if it ever became incompetent and corrupt.
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We can't overdo the fact that we've got this incompetent guy and build him up into this huge monster.
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At the 2016 Emmy Awards, Louis-Dreyfus poked fun at the incompetent image of Washington, D.C., portayed in Veep.
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When that was not enough, because voters are thoroughly sick of their corrupt, incompetent rulers, the count was rigged.
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You cannot be judged incompetent, and convicted felons can only vote after completing their sentences, including parole and probation.
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Mr Ford bemoans the loss of 300,000 manufacturing jobs from Ontario, but blames an incompetent Liberal Party, not foreigners.
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The dangerously incompetent corporation has agreed to give all customers in Arizona who used its product a full refund.
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There, he clashed with other Obama administration officials, who viewed him as sloppy with facts and incompetent at management.
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He told CNBC's "Power Lunch " the EU has become a "metastatic and rather incompetent bureaucracy" that is too intrusive.
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Judges are incompetent, defense attorneys morally bankrupt, and mankind is on a high-speed chariot headed directly towards hell.
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Overwhelmingly, people thought it was fine for the group to kick out someone who looked both cold and incompetent.
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But companies and their leaders have proven to be every bit as incompetent, if not more so, then government.
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Mr Poroshenko, facing a backlash over his support for an incompetent prosecutor general, has seen his credibility steadily eroded.
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Under Colorado law, the state hospital must report to the judge every 90 days on an incompetent defendant's progress.
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"So either Russia has been complicit, or Russia has been simply incompetent on its ability to deliver," he said.
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Corrupt and incompetent government contributed to Detroit's woes, but a competent honest government can be part of the solution.
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I think we all agree that Donald Trump is a vile, racist, and incompetent bag of guts and waters.
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"You have totally grossly incompetent leadership at the top of Puerto Rico," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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The only real question here is this: Is Phil just incompetent — or is there something more sinister at play?
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Others were endearingly incompetent, but crowds were merciful: the hapless Chagossians were cheered off the field after every loss.
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Nobody, it seemed, had seen an 8-month-old behave so well in the face of such incompetent parents.
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In the hearing Mr. Wolfe said that if Mr. Redstone were declared incompetent, then National Amusements votes the shares.
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We are going to take back our country from these incompetent politicians who don't know what they are doing.
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Mr. Wood bizarrely demanded to represent himself, but was ruled incompetent as a counsel — yet not as a defendant.
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Its leaders often care more about making Democrats look incompetent, and thus easier to beat, than about policy substance.
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The possibility of "rewarding" DHS with additional funds after their monstrous and incompetent performance this summer should be unimaginable.
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Trump apologists are now accusing the intelligence community of simultaneously being incompetent and a sinister conspirator against the president.
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"Any time I leaked, it was out of frustration with incompetent or tone-deaf leadership," the former official said.
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Authorities are accused of dismissing residents' concerns, falsifying safety tests, and having an overall incompetent response to public safety.
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It's hard for fans to truly engage in a fight when his opponents are so clearly incompetent in comparison.
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Unprompted, Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax Media, attacked the President's chief of staff, Reince Priebus, as weak and incompetent.
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Mr. Netanyahu says Mr. Gantz is incompetent, and only he has the experience to protect Israel's economy and security.
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We must now reckon with this fact: Human history is the bumbling-about of self-deluded and incompetent doinks.
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Sam Cohen, the general manager of the Manor, told VICE that the incompetent thieves did approximately $100,000 in damage.
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So how do managers, employers, voters and customers avoid overvaluing social class and being duped by incompetent wealthy people?
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Villagers' anger was further stoked by local officials and police officers, many of whom were incompetent, corrupt or both.
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It was a competent versus incompetent strategy that, I'm sure, tested best in focus groups but ultimately didn't deliver.
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Michelle Goldberg sees the government shutdown as most Americans' first material taste of the costs of an incompetent executive.
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Even pro-government columnists and insiders are warning that it is losing popularity, blaming corrupt or incompetent local officials.
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"These people either do not believe the U.S. should be a world leader, or they're utterly incompetent," she said.
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Bob Corker on Twitter, calling him "incompetent" – drawing a sharp rebuke from Corker, who said he regretted supporting Trump.
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" Even then, the words that came to mind when some congressional Republicans described the president were "incompetent" and "unfit.
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Mr. du Pont was ruled temporarily incompetent to stand trial; he then pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Other political scientists argue that the Trump administration has shown itself too chaotic and incompetent to harm democratic institutions.
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The real fear in the Trump era should be that everything will become disorganized, chaotic, degenerate, clownish and incompetent.
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Mr. Trump made America look cruel and incompetent in the eyes of the world with his sweeping immigration edict.
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But he called the president "incompetent" and said she had shown poor judgment by associating with the wrong people.
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Given the results of the election and what we now know about Fusion GPS, perhaps they're just incompetent liars.
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"Right now what I see in the Republicans in the Senate over there is they're utterly incompetent," Black said.
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We're populist because we're anti-elite, and that's because the elites in this world are both corrupt and incompetent.
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Perhaps well-meaning but often incompetent — and perhaps, occasionally, corrupt — leaders are making these cities dangerous, uninhabitable and unsustainable.
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Is anyone surprised that uneducated whites are unreceptive to individuals who castigate them as being inherently racist and incompetent?
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It is a tall order for us to have to retrieve our position now after years of incompetent policymaking.
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He has blamed external factors for the collapse, but protesters say it stems from decades of kleptocratic, incompetent rule.
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Mr. Obasanjo, the former president, described Mr. Abubakar as disloyal, incompetent and corrupt in several interviews and a book.
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Except for one defendant who died in custody and another who was deemed incompetent, all others eventually pleaded guilty.
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So when the Brazilian people today look out at their options, they see a thoroughly corrupt and incompetent elite.
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I shall be voting for Leave: I believe the EU is incompetent and that Britain should decide its own laws.
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If the tribunals are perceived as incompetent or too lenient, the prospect of a lasting peace will be in jeopardy.
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They were sent to undesired suitors, enemies, even to the postman himself if you thought he was slow and incompetent.
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Unlike the very stupid, highly incompetent people running our country into the ground, Mr. Trump knows when to walk away.
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If the Trump campaign could go from incompetent to just worse than average, it would have a shot at winning.
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The opposition claims the government is incompetent, has devastated the economy, lowered wages and pensions and allowed corruption to flourish.
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But a 2017 study finally put an end to this tired, age-old idea that women's periods make them incompetent.
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When they fail to reach those impossible goals, says Deibler, they worry about being let go or seen as incompetent.
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Chandra released the video on Tuesday as part of the family's push to have both officers fired, calling them incompetent.
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This is incompetent in the sense that there's no reason to believe Whitaker is actually up to doing this job.
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But the TV host quickly pivoted to Trump, calling him an "unfit, bigoted, incompetent moron" who had empowered white supremacists.
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Anything that doesn't make sense is evidence that the people running the conspiracy are somehow simultaneously incompetent and all-powerful.
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Demonstrators were skeptical about the account given by Myanmar police, a force that is widely perceived as corrupt or incompetent.
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Mysteriously, possibly through his family's extensive connections with the spy world, he joined the CIA, but proved untrustworthy and incompetent.
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I think we have a president who, as a president, is totally incompetent, and he doesn't know what he's doing.
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A lot of it is about California, which is a slow rolling disaster due to incompetent governance and destructive policies.
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It would seem either the university is corrupt, or it's completely incompetent and unaware of what's happening at the sites.
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" French argued a Trump-Clinton general election matchup would be "a choice between two historically corrupt, dishonest, and incompetent politicians.
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A petition with close to 1M signatures urges HBO to remake the final season of Thrones due to 'incompetent writing.
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Gilmar Mendes, a supreme-court justice friendly to Mr Temer, calls Mr Janot "the most incompetent" chief prosecutor in history.
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And like, you mentioned before, that report that came out, it just shows how incompetent the superintendent is in Broward.
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"The only clarification from Sean Spicer we want to see: I'm obviously incompetent and will resign as @PressSec," Payne tweeted.
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The last thing it needs is for companies to be ruined by incompetent heirs or torn apart by pointless disputes.
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He was deemed incompetent in February 2015 after doctors determined that he was unable to understand the charges against him.
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Central debate issue: Is our country going to hell because the president is an incompetent loser or a nefarious genius?
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When I couldn't pretend to proofread any longer without seeming completely incompetent, I let my boss show me the software.
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If they are beaten or abused, they think people will assume they are incompetent and it will ruin their career.
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Six months into Donald Trump's incompetent presidency, most of his major promises are stalled and unlikely ever to be achieved.
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Until recently, by contrast, the French had no means of booting out a president, no matter how incompetent or corrupt.
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Although respectable opinion depicted Jackson as incompetent in his time, he emerged as a remarkably able administrator and party leader.
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The problem was not so much the Saudi decision to go to war, but rather their incompetent prosecution of it.
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Mr. Redstone ousted Mr. Dauman from the trust that will control his companies when he dies or is declared incompetent.
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And does this mean the Viacom directors get to stay in their seats forever if Mr. Redstone is declared incompetent?
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The researchers found that participants who believed intelligence to be unchangeable felt more embarrassed and more incompetent after the tests.
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Trump added onto the FBI director's characterization of Clinton, calling her "grossly incompetent" in her practices as secretary of State.
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Darla, who appears in three stories, has a chronic illness to which her lover, an incompetent romantic, can't reconcile himself.
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" Arkin is inclined to agree with some of Trump's isolationist instincts, though he called Trump an "ignorant and incompetent impostor.
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Here's what you need to know: The team at Facebook may not be completely incompetent, but they were too idealistic.
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The incompetent corporate hacks at Great Hill Partners should get out of newsrooms and let their reporters DO THEIR JOBS.
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An accused school shooter's trial will be delayed after three experts deemed him incompetent to stand trial, according to CNN.
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" They will cast him as incompetent and divisive and will say that firing him was "the right thing to do.
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She was also charged with one count of first-degree endangering the welfare of an incompetent or physically disabled person.
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" On Trump's fitness for office: "I don't buy this stuff about him being mentally incompetent or early stages of dementia.
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Dear, who is American, was ruled incompetent to stand trial and was indefinitely confined to a Colorado state mental hospital.
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He argues that the organization's "utterly incompetent management of the hotel" has driven away guests and sapped the property's profits.
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In sum, Trump is either hiding something so threatening to himself, or he's criminally incompetent to be commander in chief.
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During the 2016 campaign Trump called his opponent "Crooked Hillary" and labeled her "unfit" and "incompetent" over the emails issue.
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Here in the US, what will send markets convulsing is any sign that the government is being stingy or incompetent.
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By the end, it's clear that their solution to even the most incompetent uses of that violence is more violence.
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The incompetent handling of this crisis has caused permanent damage to Hong Kong's reputation as a stable international business center.
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A massive global shockwave is on the verge of overwhelming our craven and incompetent president and sweeping him from power.
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The institutions of government (with the occasional and ideologically significant exception of the municipal police department) are venal and incompetent.
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President Donald Trump invests a lot of energy into portraying his Democratic opponents as a pack of incompetent, crazed cheaters.
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Sometimes we say yes to assignments or projects because we don&apost want to come across as incompetent or lazy.
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I remember as a freshman girl in my CS courses feeling small and incompetent of ever achieving such a dream.
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He said Russia was either incompetent or inattentive in its failure to secure and destroy Mr. Assad's chemical weapons stockpiles.
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So, instead, I will just start by throwing out some permissible insults: artificial, clichéd, mawkish, preposterous, incompetent, sexist, laughable, insulting.
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Years of corrupt, incompetent and autocratic rule have left Venezuelans hungry and children dying for want of basic medical care.
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In the hands of incompetent teachers, textbooks are a crutch for covering content that is typically memorized, regurgitated and forgotten.
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So the odds are that we're stuck with a malevolent, incompetent president whom nobody knowledgeable respects, and many consider illegitimate.
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"You have totally grossly incompetent leadership at the top of Puerto Rico," the president told reporters at the White House.
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"You have totally grossly incompetent leadership at the top of Puerto Rico," the president told reporters at the White House.
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At the time, Trump called Obama a "dope" and "incompetent" and railed against the administration's evidence-based response, Biden wrote.
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I used to shy away from doing so in fear of looking weak or incompetent in front of my colleagues.
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Oh, I suddenly understand, I am afraid the children will judge me incompetent to care for my husband and myself.
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O.K., let me clarify: We are incompetent to control this digital version of the Pacific trash vortex of plastic bottles.
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Except for one defendant who died in custody and another who was deemed incompetent, all those charged eventually pleaded guilty.
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But these are not the people the country needs in a White House this corrupt, this incompetent, and this adrift.
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Canadian Bacon stars Alan Alda as a pretty incompetent president of the US who's not doing great in the polls.
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"Mitch McConnell and his permanent political class is the most corrupt, incompetent group of individuals in this country!" he said.
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Critics have said that incompetent policies, such as dysfunctional currency and price controls, and rampant graft are behind the crisis.
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Sadly, there is no way to tell how incompetent a PR person is until you get on the ground with them.
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WISENBERG: Here&aposs the biggest most inexcusable thing that he did, he presided over an incompetent and corrupt investigation of Mrs.
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"Everybody thinks they're a joke, like they're some kind of incompetent buffoons," Jeffrey Lewis, the programme director, said in Thursday's video.
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Mr Tillerson has accused Russia of either being "complicit" in the attack or "incompetent" in its inability to restrain its ally.
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The other shooting suspect, Robert Lewis Dear, was declared mentally incompetent for trial for the Planned Parenthood clinic shooting in November.
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The not-so-subtle gender messaging behind Moynihan's legacy and MBK alike is the stereotype of Black women as incompetent mothers.
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Why aren't we bombing the hell out of ... " Trump said, stopping short as he pivoted to slamming Obama as "grossly incompetent.
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But just about a year after publicly aligning himself with Trump's campaign, Thiel described Trump's administration as "incompetent" per BuzzFeed's reporting.
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It looks incompetent and disorganized, a sloppy containment system led by a part-time madman who can't even reliably contain himself.
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One poll gives him an approval rating of just 16%, making him less popular even than Venezuela's incompetent tyrant, Nicolás Maduro.
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"If Dear is deemed presently incompetent, he cannot, as he attempted to do at his initial appearance, plead guilty," Holloway said.
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The logical corollary is that any senior staff members who have been in their job for an extended period are incompetent.
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"They are either incompetent at OFAC interpretation or racist," said Oxford researcher Mahsa Alimardani, who specializes in communication tools in Iran.
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If a woman in tech alleges sexual misconduct and discrimination, the first question asked is whether she was slutty and incompetent.
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Bruce Earl Ward: On hold Ward's April 20053 execution was halted to allow litigation on a claim that he's mentally incompetent.
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Herzer alleges in her lawsuit that Redstone was mentally incompetent when he removed her as his designated healthcare agent last October.
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Today we have an incompetent President who (for reasons we might discover soon enough) appears unwilling to oppose the Russian regime.
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And here's the kicker — McGuire VA Medical Center is still allowing this incompetent and "reckless" doctor to perform procedures on veterans.
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At best, Trump and his team are incompetent -- and there's a lot to be said about the possible "at worst" scenarios.
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Our incompetent disaster response in Puerto Rico becomes the president doing paper towel set shots into a crowd of needy people.
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That's not to say they're incompetent, far from it: the Templar are generally winning their epoch-spanning war to enslave mankind.
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Our political discourse is better served by understanding Ryan as unreliable, incompetent and in politics for all of the wrong reasons.
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" But previous to that, Carter has said that Trump's comments were "very stupid" and Trump has said that Carter was "incompetent.
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We've come of age in this brutally incompetent political system, and we're threatened with having to live with it the longest.
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It is "a thoroughly corrupt, incompetent organisation with heavily compromised commissioners", says John Githongo, a journalist and veteran anti-corruption campaigner.
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The inquest demonstrated that the force responsible for the match, the South Yorkshire Police (SYP), was dominated by bullying, incompetent leadership.
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"Mitch McConnell and this permanent political class is the most corrupt and incompetent group of individuals in this country," Bannon declared.
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Were they just incompetent, or is there something structural about the modern Republican Party that makes it unable to confront grifters?
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This system values membership in a particular group over merit and has led to the rise of incompetent and corrupt elites.
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Sometimes her put-downs are surrealistically lewd—like Jolly Green Jizzface, the name she devised for the towering, incompetent Jonah Ryan.
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Darroch reportedly described Trump as "incompetent" and "inept" in memos and notes sent to the United Kingdom's Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
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What can be done about negative stereotypes that portray older adults as out-of-touch, useless, feeble, incompetent, pitiful and irrelevant?
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He attributes these results to the fact that weak actors have the advantage of time whereas stronger actors risk looking incompetent.
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Her writing subtly but powerfully forms a picture of an uncaring hospital and incompetent, indifferent, and possibly racist health-care providers.
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" Trump noticed Goldberg's criticism, writing in his campaign book, Crippled America, of the "truly odious" commentator being his "usual incompetent self.
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"At Cooper, I went from someone who was basically incompetent to being the best painter in the school," he told me.
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"Mitch McConnell and this permanent political class is the most corrupt and incompetent group of individuals in this country," Bannon shouted.
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A 1999 article in The New York Times highlighted her case and described how a judge found Ms. Knight mentally incompetent.
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But, make sure you're not hiring some incompetent research scientists for your mission mates because this is exactly what will happen.
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Jezebel's coverage of that incident is a sort of greatest-hits compilation of defensive or incompetent university responses to students' pain.
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The board framed its proposal in dry legal terms, steering clear of any hint that Prepa's existing leadership might be incompetent.
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That would have been the best lesson the Trump administration could have administered to the Kingdom and its incompetent apprentice ruler.
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Mr. Hansell knows the agency has scant room for error, and that it is often perceived as intimidating, incompetent, or both.
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"The incompetent Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, was bothered that I played a very fast round of golf yesterday," Trump tweeted.
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Again, it's kind of the opposite: Leaving such a public paper trail back to your paymaster would be incredibly incompetent tradecraft.
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This isn't an exoneration of the president; it's suggesting he had criminal intent but was too incompetent to act on it.
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Third, when things go terribly wrong, elections provide citizens a way to replace an incompetent administration presiding over an incipient crisis.
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Hence the tale of the Mnuchin Treasury's incompetent attempt to suppress an internal analysis – to send it down the mnemory hole?
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Many buyers make the mistake of thinking those professionals are their advocates, Thier said, but instead get bad or incompetent advice.
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My guess is that his people are afraid to let anyone see the Commerce report because it's embarrassingly thin and incompetent.
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Davos even convinced them by pointing out that, after Tywin's death, House Lannister would be left in extremely volatile, incompetent hands.
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"If the virus disappeared tomorrow, they would say we did a really poor, and even incompetent, job," he tweeted on Tuesday.
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Adrian has left her $5 million in his will, which stipulates that Cecilia forfeit the money if she's ruled mentally incompetent.
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But the true genius at incompetence like our president flails and founders and is too incompetent to recognize his own incompetence.
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He has regularly berated civil servants as corrupt and incompetent in contrast to his squeaky clean, "can-do" style of management.
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The Obama administration has precipitated a number of disasters in the Middle East, revealing itself as an unreliable and incompetent ally.
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Nancy Pelosi, Democratic House leader, styles herself a "master legislator," but she is generally regarded as incompetent, tedious, and politically shopworn.
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Mr. Trump's real strength, ironically is the opinion that he is not too bright, or that he is corrupt or incompetent.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon says conservatives need to work on getting through a "corrupt and incompetent" Republican establishment.
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Or maybe felt like the outsider, as though it's just a matter of time before someone finds out you're completely incompetent?
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Mr. Chapman's lawyer had asked that it be voided on the grounds that his client was mentally incompetent at the time.
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He led the NBA's expansion to 30 teams, pushed out incompetent owners and encouraged struggling franchises to move to other cities.
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"She either lied to me or was incompetent in not understanding that children were being placed in serious danger," Castro said.
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But every time the guys fall back into ruin makes them seem slightly more incompetent and thus harder to invest in.
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As it stands, Bossing is concerned that people may be falling into the category of "incompetent" when their disability isn't fully understood.
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But they're also the most vulnerable to an incompetent or unscrupulous adviser steering them into financial products that won't serve their needs.
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The disastrous debut of the Obamacare website in 2013 played into GOP claims that the law was botched by an incompetent administration.
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His guest-starring role on 30 Rock, in which he played Liz Lemon's handsome but unknowingly incompetent boyfriend, is about just that.
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The way India handled the scrapping of its high-value banknotes was "pretty incompetent," Harvard professor Kenneth Rogoff told CNBC's Worldwide Exchange.
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The film smartly ties the machinations of an incompetent government to shows of power and dominance by insecure or just ineffective masculinity.
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It makes you wonder why we're trusting these agencies with all this information if they're as incompetent as they claim to be.
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The trust would take over control of the two media giants when the elder Redstone dies, or if he were deemed incompetent.
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He died at a hospital incapable of treating his injuries, a genius doctor losing his life as a result of incompetent counterparts.
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"I have reasons to think that cops are absolutely incompetent, but I've kept my mouth shut this entire time," Chris Sommers said.
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Snuka was ruled mentally incompetent to stand trial on murder and manslaughter charges in the death of his former girlfriend in 1983.
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In Venezuela, for example, the government introduced spectacularly incompetent economic policies, turning a functioning economy into a wasteland of shortages and despair.
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Context: Darroch described Trump's administration as "inept" and "incompetent" in private memos back to London that leaked to the Mail on Sunday.
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Once someone understands narcissistic personality disorder, they understand you-and why you're unfit and incompetent for the esteemed office you temporarily hold.
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And to suggest that the mayor is incompetent to fix it, by reminding people that the homeless seem more abundant than ever.
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But at the same time you're warning of an incompetent government that's potentially corrupt and suspect on a number of different levels.
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Tambor (Transparent) plays Stalin's wholly incompetent right-hand man, and the trailer finds him either wildly misspeaking or screaming something totally inappropriate.
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Joseph Oberhansley was ruled incompetent to stand trial after prosecutors accused him of raping, killing and eating his dead ex-girlfriend's organs.
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In 2016, Trump touted a "great wall" financed by Mexico as his solution for immigration woes that "incompetent" previous administrations hadn't handled.
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It is clear that an arrogant, incompetent campaign royally blew an election, handing the Oval Office to an unhinged, unqualified, dishonest man.
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Women gamers are often perceived as incompetent players who aren't genuinely interested in the games but rather sign up to get attention.
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Its two volumes paint a picture of Donald Trump as deeply narcissistic and incompetent, alternately conned and ignored by everyone around him.
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"She either lied to me or was incompetent in not understanding that children were being placed in serious danger," congressman Castro said.
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In 2012, Miles also was found mentally incompetent to stand trial on a separate felony assault charge, a prosecutor said in September.
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She questioned whether Russia knowingly allowed Syria to use chemical weapons, is incompetent or whether Assad is playing the Russians for fools.
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His defense reportedly argued he was incompetent to stand trial, having made statements "that are delusional in nature," but the judge disagreed.
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But a crash in global crude prices, combined with incompetent government, has sent the economy into free fall and sparked social unrest.
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But in countries where the courts are corrupt, incompetent, or nonexistent, the ability to make and enforce contracts online could be attractive.
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Redstone's former girlfriend, Manuela Herzer, claims the multibillionaire was mentally incompetent when he removed her as his designated healthcare agent in October.
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Populist parties like the Sweden Democrats linked governments' handling of migration to their established claim that elite parties are incompetent or treacherous.
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Tyrion has somehow become charmless and incompetent, while the show's finale teased that he's in love with Daenerys, a baffling narrative decision.
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"Well, I think he's totally incompetent," said Dean before pivoting to criticism Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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But it's rhetorically incompetent to argue that moments of heroism and community bonding erase the ills of American society, past and present.
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A conviction can be overturned because the defendant showed he had an incompetent lawyer, for instance, and not because of new evidence.
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We have a president who is totally incompetent and has no idea what he's doing and our country is going to hell.
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If the college is passing everyone, however incompetent, you're misleading at least some students and employers who think a degree means something.
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"There are some places you can go, and you'd have to be spectacularly incompetent not to make an interesting recording," he said.
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The venture capitalist has told friends that the administration is "incompetent" and that Trump would have a hard time being re-elected.
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"At best you were incompetent, at worst you were complicit," the Massachusetts Democrat said during Sloan's appearance before the Senate Banking Committee.
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"By sharing it (the videos), he is either a racist, incompetent or unthinking, or all three," opposition Labour lawmaker Stephen Doughty said.
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So far, he's only served as the chaotic-evil fuckboy villain who's replacing Littlefinger as the old brothel-keeper grows increasingly incompetent.
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The righteous, wry refrain of a long-suffering employee, rolling his eyes at the incompetent desk jockey higher up the food chain.
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And then what I began to realize recently and over the last year or two is that they're incompetent to the task.
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On Sunday, former-Uber engineer Susan J. Fowler's chilling account of workplace sexism and incompetent HR practices sent #DeleteUber trending yet again.
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" Louisiana officials said in their written brief that the 2014 law was intended to protect women from "unscrupulous and incompetent abortion providers.
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He also recaps his searing 2009 New Yorker essay about incompetent New York teachers, a product of union bargaining gone very wrong.
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Meanwhile, Republicans worry that since Trump is president and their party controls Congress, they'll be blamed for the shutdown and deemed incompetent.
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If the dominant symbols are Trump as a man of inaction, presiding over an incompetent administration, paralyzed by events, his popularity falls.
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And to make the Klingons seem even more incompetent, somehow the Klingons don't detect that two humans have beamed on their ship.
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Having done what she can to spur the incompetent and lazy Giorgio into professional action, Beatrice eventually loses control of him altogether.
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And even if Kaspersky was not complicit, these experts say, that would still mean Kaspersky is either grossly incompetent or horrendously compromised.
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"They jumped to a self-contradictory conclusion which was either deliberate or just incompetent," said Jang Kyung-wook, one of the lawyers.
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THE DISASTER ARTIST In the history of the medium, only a handful of movies are so incompetent that they defy all explanation.
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Self-driving cars would eliminating the dangers of intoxicated driving, distracted driving or simply incompetent driving ― and render learning to drive unnecessary.
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In a country where misinformation spreads faster than the deadly pandemic sweeping the world, only one incompetent leader can get us through.
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That came as the court found him incompetent and negligent in his duties as chairman of Hong Kong-listed Hanergy Thin Film.
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Abroad, the Obama administration slowly restored a tattered American reputation damaged by warmongering and military incompetence — for incompetent it most certainly was.
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Whether you're sending out a work email or writing a blog post, grammar errors can make you seem unprofessional or, worse, incompetent.
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The Constitutional Convention of 22019 was convened for what was, at root, a very simple, and uncomfortably familiar, problem: Congress was incompetent.
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Ernie Chambers, a state senator, disagreed, saying that taxpayers in Gage County should pay a price for electing incompetent and heartless leaders.
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In 2018, reports surfaced that Thiel had cooled on the president, and that he now viewed the Trump administration as "incompetent," too.
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Then, it would seem, he opened his eyes to see just how incompetent Trump is and is now forced to take action.
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What better way to do this than to help put an inexperienced, incompetent narcissist and his cronies in charge of our country?
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There is no reason why, in a nation with regular elections, lawmaking should be a lifelong career for corrupt or incompetent lawmakers.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who will travel to Moscow this week, called Russia "incompetent" for allowing Syria to retain chemical weapons.
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" The attorneys argued that Roof was allowed to represent himself at his capital trial despite being mentally incompetent and "disconnected from reality.
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Consider that this event followed the failed military raid in Yemen and the pitifully incompetent rollout of a poorly conceived immigration ban.
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Elizabeth Beavers Amnesty International Washington, D.C. Bruck's analysis illuminates the contradictory, incompetent, and patently illegal management practices at Guantánamo since it opened.
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But I can't bring myself to buy into the consensus that he is therefore incompetent and unprepared to run US foreign policy.
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Standards. Why does it suddenly get discussed when I know, for example, on the Twitter board there's at least seven incompetent people.
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And the true story of Benghazi is not a story of heroic men stymied by incompetent bureaucrats and abandoned by their government.
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His critics say the collapse was caused by two decades of incompetent management that squandered hundreds of billions of dollars in oil revenue.
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They're not so much genuinely evil as they are hilariously incompetent — and their plans always had to involve being as Extra as possible.
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First off on the Hillary issue, I think Democrats are upset that is that the FBI was so incompetent at helping Hillary Clinton.
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"I'm all for 'don't attribute to malice what can be explained by incompetence' but I don't believe Google is that incompetent," Nightingale wrote.
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After a litany of incompetent, lazy, evil, self-interested rulers, one wonders what it will take before the kingdom realizes its fatal flaw.
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I spelled "spaghetti" correctly but blanked out on "doughnut" and had to walk back to my seat, feeling now both ugly and incompetent.
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Why aren't we bombing the hell out of --" Trump said, stopping short as he pivoted to slamming President Barack Obama as "grossly incompetent.
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Competent and focused investigators: Incompetent, distracted and overzealous Republican congressional investigators helped both the Clinton and Obama administrations survive years of aggressive oversight.
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Ms. Herzer responded with a salacious lawsuit alleging that Mr. Redstone was mentally incompetent and had an insatiable appetite for sex and steak.
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I drunkenly started drafting a strongly worded letter to Southern Rail, the incompetent oafs in charge of getting me to work every day.
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Matters are much worse right now because he's completely incompetent and because he's, I think, a weak leader, domestically and in foreign policy.
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Fingal is a farmer, butcher, knifemaker, and chef—the kind of rural Renaissance man that makes us city-dwellers feel like incompetent fools.
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You cannot register if a probate court has declared you incompetent or you have been permanently denied voting rights over election law violations.
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You cannot vote if a court has judged you incompetent, and convicted felons can vote after completing their sentences, including parole and probation.
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You cannot register if a court has judged you incompetent, and convicted felons can vote after completing their sentences, including parole and probation.
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"Unlike the very stupid, highly incompetent people running our country into the ground, Mr. Trump knows when to walk away," the statement read.
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It was all online, it was all free, and none of it talked to the reader as if they were incompetent or incapable.
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Investigators say the gang was dangerously incompetent and tried to cross the busy shipping channel at night without lights, radar or maritime experience.
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But Trump doubled down on his attacks, firing off several tweets applauding his work on African American issues and calling Cummings incompetent. 3.
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Nepal's last monarch King Gyanendra called him incompetent and fired him in 2002 for failing to contain a Maoist insurgency and hold elections.
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Google Play itself continues to be a total shitshow and one of the easiest ways to quickly spread malware to the incompetent masses.
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The court also has found execution to be impermissible in cases where the person to be executed is incompetent or severely mentally handicapped.
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We are rewarding failure, enriching the incompetent at the expense of the talented, and undermining competition, and that should worry all of us.
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Some reasonably want private options as escape hatches if the government option is wrecked by a future Congress, or marred by incompetent administration.
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Our colleague Dylan Matthews described Trump Jr. as a "staggeringly incompetent" political operative and conspirator, and it's hard to argue with his case.
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Political tensions rose early this year over a disagreement on replacing electoral officials who the opposition said were incompetent and biased against them.
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Some people fear that asking for tech help will make them look incompetent, but in fact the opposite is true, according to research.
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Whenever government doesn't respond quickly out of risk aversion, we're trying to keep ourselves from looking incompetent, but then inadvertently doing it anyways.
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"This UK government's handling of these (Brexit) negotiations has been shambolic, chaotic, and utterly incompetent," said Sturgeon, closing a three-day SNP conference.
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If any of these things actually caused Padme's death, then this droid is just an incompetent fuck who doesn't know what it's doing.
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"More Europe" say those who believe that problems were caused by an inadequate integration process that allowed policy mistakes by incompetent national governments.
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Trump's inner circle has defended his incompetent and far-reaching executive orders by arguing that they have the broad support of the public.
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Trump's antics are relentlessly normalized by Republicans in Congress and the conservative media, whose latest defense is that incompetent collusion isn't a crime.
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Mr Dauman filed a lawsuit to thwart the move, arguing that Mr Redstone was mentally incompetent and being manipulated by his daughter, Shari.
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My colleague Dylan Matthews described Trump Jr. as a "staggeringly incompetent" political operative and conspirator, and it's hard to argue with his case.
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I sincerely hope that most of you don't relate to Perhach's cautionary tale, because I believe it portrays women as weak and incompetent.
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In a failed or dysfunctional polity, which lacks any of these qualities, a bad, corrupt, incompetent judiciary is usually part of the problem.
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The way she looked at me, I imagined she was sizing me up, trying to discern whether her son died in incompetent hands.
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Law enforcement is portrayed on the show as totally incompetent—except for Noesner, author of one of the source books, who is wise.
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I barely survived because, after all, anyone teaching poor children who didn't achieve the academic scores of doctors' children had to be incompetent.
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Moreover, if Mr. Redstone is indeed incompetent, then his interest goes to the trust from which Mr. Dauman and George Abrams were removed.
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The court found that Syed's previous legal representation had been "deficient," but that Syed had waived his right to declare his counsel incompetent.
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"Maleficent" changes them to Knotgrass, Thistlewit, and Flittle, and makes them even more incompetent, demonstrating that Maleficent was behind Aurora's childcare all along.
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Shutdowns reinforce the unfair and untrue impression that federal service is populated with incompetent, lazy staff and work that is administrative and bureaucratic.
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He is a director, chairman emeritus and controlling shareholder of both companies and remains in control until he is declared incompetent or dies.
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"I will of course ask Mr Juncker how it is possible he has such incompetent auditors because their behavior was scandalous," Babis said.
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As the chair of Trump's transition team, Pence was at best too incompetent to protect the incoming administration from making ruinous staffing decisions.
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One of the women tested positive for a sexually transmitted disease in 2004, even though she is legally incompetent to consent to sex.
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And Trump has not only insulted even more people than Meyers listed, but he seems generally incompetent on major and minor policy issues.
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The heroic through line remains, but the trappings are painted in darker hues, the stuff of botched marriages, incompetent politicians, and broken families.
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"You have very competent women who do not get the position and much less competent or completely incompetent men get it," Lawless says.
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"I never met one engineer that was incompetent, but the whole thing was dysfunctional," said one employee, highlighting the lack of technical leadership.
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The President's inattention arguably delayed a stronger response, and his misrepresentations, self-serving messages, and incompetent actions have only added to the problem.
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In 29 states, permits must be issued to applicants unless they are felons or mentally incompetent, and 12 states have abolished permitting entirely.
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Where other dominant offensive players like Kevin Durant or Shaquille O'Neal make the defense seem irrelevant, Steph instead makes the defense look incompetent.
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The departures of Gary Cohn, Rex Tillerson and H. R. McMaster confirm the central truth of the Trump presidency: He's an incompetent executive.
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The third possibility is that my negative results were wrong, and my son's test would have been positive if the testing weren't incompetent.
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The Trump administration's incompetent response to the coronavirus has sent financial markets on a rollercoaster ride while triggering an explosion of public anxiety.
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The new building behind the Memorial Hall was "professionally incompetent" and a "complete waste of money for what is being produced," he said.
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If they somehow fail to pass a tax cut, they will anger their base and their donors and look incompetent to swing voters.
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Being branded as an incompetent loser who opened the White House doors for Clinton to take office isn't the way to do that.
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If you went and took a similar bet in Las Vegas, your family would rush to court to have you declared incompetent first.
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But those of us who want America as we know it to survive should be grateful that Trump is so immature and incompetent.
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" He has exaggerated the amount of federal relief allocated to the island and denounced the mayor of San Juan as "crazed and incompetent.
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These are separate questions: Queens might not have an overpriced, incompetent Sichuan restaurant, but that doesn't mean opening one is a good idea.
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But the Constitution does not vest all executive authority in the president and the president can fulfill his obligation by firing incompetent prosecutors.
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"Their political system is broken and their politicians are either Incompetent or Corrupt," Trump tweeted last month as another storm threatened the island.
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"At best you were incompetent, at worst you were complicit — and either way you should be fired," she told the second in 2017.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who travels to Moscow this week, said Russia had been "incompetent" in allowing Syria to retain chemical weapons.
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When the Trump Organization joined the Baku project, it barred a Mammadov-owned company from doing construction work, because it was deemed incompetent.
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"Many people were fed up with him and thought he was an incompetent," said Vladimir Petrov, 42, an editor at a television station.
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But it was Veep that truly nailed the ugly, absurd, self-serving, desperate, conniving, and hilariously incompetent truth of political life in America.
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The administration's subsequent modifications, the courtroom reversals and the international furor have made the president look not bold and decisive but simply incompetent.
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"If they come back with nothing done, Paul Ryan becomes the poster-person for incompetent governance in Washington," said Democratic strategist Hank Sheinkopf.
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In a new study published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science, researchers found that using smiley faces makes you look incompetent.
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Who better to play the incompetent Florence than someone whose plenitude of gifts has been an article of faith for almost forty years?
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In May, she was charged with two counts of attempted murder, but in July, a judge found her mentally incompetent to stand trial.
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A judge ruled Christian Ewing incompetent to stand trial, and instead ordered him to spend up to 3 years at Patton State Hospital.
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If anything, the past year under a rankly incompetent and manifestly corrupt government administration seems to have fired the resolve of the participants.
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Others sat in the jail for months after they were deemed incompetent to stand trial, waiting for a bed at a psychiatric hospital.
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"The term is complete bullshit," said the CEO of a major robotics company that shall remain nameless, but certainly employs in its robots what most would agree could be called AI. It's a marketing term used to create the perception of competence, because most people can't conceive of an incompetent AI. Evil, perhaps ("I'm sorry, Dave, I can't do that"), but not incompetent.
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" Trump accused Khan of being incompetent and "foolishly 'nasty' to the visiting president of the United States," before dubbing him a "stone cold loser.
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Schlemiel Incompetent person (Example: The schlemiel accidentally drops a bowl of soup.) Schlimazel Unlucky (Example: The schlimazel is the one the soup falls on.)
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In my view, this started with the mainstream media being both extremely biased and remarkably incompetent, and I'm not just talking about political media.
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Trump's pick to replace Priebus as chief of staff, John Kelly, was distinctly unimpressed by Scaramucci, who seemed both remarkably underqualified and remarkably incompetent.
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In the piece, Carreyrou interviews ex-employees who claim management is incompetent, has exaggerated the capability of the technology, and is deceiving the public.
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Voters do not like being robbed or impoverished, and outsiders are unlikely to bail out Venezuela while the same incompetent thugs remain in charge.
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Not because he was incompetent but because it was found he had secretly met with FIORI representatives and the city before writing his report.
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The incompetent manner in which President Trump has handled legislation and the congressional process could easily result in disastrous stumbles in the week ahead.
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If you recall the 2016 campaign, one of Trump's central arguments during it was that the nation's capitol was horribly run by incompetent people.
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Far from destroying the GOP, Trump could save it by attracting disaffected working-class voters who are sick of D.C.'s incompetent pseudo-elitists.
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Mourão said Brazil's military would "logically" accept a PT victory, even if that meant, in his view, a return to incompetent government and corruption.
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He should probably stick to aligning himself more to the Onion and meme parodies of himself (seriously, the BuzzFeedification of an incompetent vice president?).
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"I think they wanted it very badly, but they're too incompetent to actually carry out a sustained campaign to achieve it," the aide said.
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Under the current system, a veteran considered mentally incompetent by the VA is automatically added to the FBI's background check system for gun purchases.
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Maduro's critics have scoffed at the sabotage explanation, insisting that rampant corruption and a decade of incompetent management by state authorities were to blame.
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They're also barred if they're found by a court to be not guilty by reason of mental capacity or otherwise incompetent to stand trial.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Pro tip: Keep the smiley faces out of your work emails, or else the person receiving the message may think you're incompetent.
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It just so happens that the filmmakers are equally as incompetent at this genre as they are at generating erotic heat in Christian's playroom.
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Mr. Redstone is a director, chairman emeritus and controlling shareholder of both, and remains in control until he is either declared incompetent or dies.
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The justices said the lower court never clearly established that a prisoner is incompetent to be executed because they can't remember committing the crime.
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More than simply embarrassing our intelligence professionals, the President actually dealt a blow to their credibility by casting them as either incompetent or alarmists.
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But, just because we're lucky enough to have a volunteer force doesn't mean those service members deserve incompetent or passive decision-making in Washington.
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Given the incompetent leadership at the top of the Republican Party, making the argument for Democratic leadership shouldn't be a hard argument to make.
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Trump, for his part, is stepping up his attacks on Clinton, who he has cast as incompetent on Twitter and untrustworthy in television interviews.
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The war's horrific toll—much of it the result of incompetent or sadistic Soviet leadership—was deemed an essential and inevitable part of victory.
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Bush, Douthat argues, was an exemplary member of the old WASP elite whose rule has been replaced by a grasping and often incompetent meritocracy.
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He has denounced China, called for ripping apart the North American Free Trade Agreement, and accused generations of American trade negotiators of being incompetent.
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But critics question whether parts of the administration were nevertheless complicit in his departure, or at the very least too incompetent to prevent it.
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We'll have evidence aplenty to demonstrate that he's ineffective and incompetent, an approach more likely to have traction than telling voters that he's outrageous.
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A slew of ads targeted at physicians encouraged a paternalistic approach, depicting women as "scatter-brained, incompetent, and in need of guidance," Gossel writes.
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Many Pakistanis, including senior military officials, blame an incompetent and venal political class for Pakistan's chronic problems, from economic vulnerabilities to anxieties about security.
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" What's more, he warned "the incompetent handling of this crisis has caused permanent damage to Hong Kong's reputation as a stable international business center.
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Where is your commitment to your constituents to keep us safe from harm — this time inflicted by an erratic, lying, threatening, incompetent Donald Trump?
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Mr. Trump told Mr. Zelensky that Mr. Mueller had delivered an "incompetent performance" and again pressed the Ukrainian president to pursue investigations for him.
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"If I'd known the president was going to be this incompetent in his administration, I would not have given him the authority," Biden added.
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The world appears to be thrilled that Iranians have taken to the streets because their government was grossly incompetent and then lied about it.
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" He defended his budget on Tuesday, tweeting, "If the virus disappeared tomorrow, they would say we did a really poor, and even incompetent, job.
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But back to the Potomac and his principal aides, unprincipled underlings and princeling of a son-in-law, each more incompetent than the next.
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It's a piece of what Trumpism is, as opposed to liberalism, which would look for the right token, surrogate, even if they were incompetent.
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Criticism for prosecutors Taos County District Court Judge Jeff McElroy called out prosecutors Wednesday for being incompetent during the arraignment, according to affiliate KOAT.
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Assuming that a person is incompetent and that their perceptions are irrelevant will not make that person want to participate in mental health treatment.
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Along the way he has to do battle with Moon pirates, space monkeys, incompetent astronauts, the secretive Space Command, and his own personal demons.
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But I can't remember another White House so quick to dismiss those agencies' judgments or so willing to discredit them as dishonest or incompetent.
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Geralt's the smartest and most skilled person in every room, and he spends his time frustrated or annoyed at the incompetent souls around him.
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If the outbreak worsens, the president will "look like an incompetent manager," said the former Goldman chief, and throw their support behind Mr. Biden.
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The global warming we should be worried about is the global warming caused by NUCLEAR WEAPONS in the hands of crazy or incompetent leaders!
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What Douthat's left-Trump is instead is a manifestation of conservatives' critique of Trump: He's an unprincipled hustler who's incompetent, unknowledgeable, incurious, and unqualified.
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Negan is a hard-line authoritarian who demands absolute fealty, but is he that different from Rick or (hilariously incompetent) Gregory or King Ezekiel?
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Democrats, who want Open Borders and care little about Crime, are incompetent, but they have the Fake News Media almost totally on their side!
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What it's about: In 1970s Los Angeles, two slightly incompetent private eyes (Russell Crowe, Ryan Gosling) team up to find a missing porn star.
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If we want an accurate look at the Oval Office from the briefing room, we need a press secretary as incompetent as the administration itself.
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Like the Kim regime as a whole, North Korea's hackers are desperate, brazen, and at times incompetent—but also shrewdly logical in pursuing their goals.
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The founders, in my opinion, created impeachment as a means to oust an incompetent or disloyal president, but hoped that it would be used rarely.
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And let's hope we find a way for technology to help with the overarching problem of incompetent and/or malevolent governments, while we're at it.
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That is, many of the people Trump had hired were plainly incompetent, which is why he has been forced to fire so many of them.
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The early days of his presidency have been deliberately fast-paced and, in some cases like the botched travel ban rollout, incompetent and needlessly chaotic.
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The trust may also take control if Redstone is declared mentally incompetent as a result of a lawsuit brought by his former girlfriend in California.
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His criminal trial has been put on hold pending further psychiatric treatment and evaluation after a Los Angeles County judge deemed him incompetent for trial.
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The incompetent authoritarianism that the European Union showed in dealing with these crises, and the suffering it caused, was a major blow to progressivism everywhere.
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After two days of hearings in April and May, 4th Judicial District Judge Gilbert Martinez deemed Dear incompetent to stand trial for the time being.
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On the plus side, DeVos has always gotten a bit of a slide from those who argue she's too incompetent to be a major threat.
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Trump hit back on Twitter after Corker's television interviews, calling the Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman "incompetent" and reprising one of his trademark derisive nicknames.
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When you have to register by: October 11Qualifications for registration: US citizen, resident of Georgia, not still serving a felony sentence or found mentally incompetent.
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You cannot register if you have been "adjudicated mentally incompetent" or convicted of a felony unless you have had your civil or voting rights restored.
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However, it also has facilitated the transfer of significant sums of money to teams that ultimately proved themselves to be incompetent, leaving backers with nothing.
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The company looks incompetent at preventing state-sponsored hacks in the best-case scenario and complicit with the Russian government in the worst-case scenario.
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This has led some to speculate that one or more of the siblings filed the report in an effort to have Alfred declared mentally incompetent.
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Under Matt Barkley, the Bears aren't incompetent offensively and Jordan Howard is good, but I still think the Pack will be fine in Week 15.
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Hendriksen says you may start to associate the phone with feeling incompetent or embarrassed, so you avoid making calls to prevent feeling that way again.
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"So f---ing tired of this manically insane, incompetent president and this dumpster fire administration I'm gonna have to go on another med," she wrote.
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The regime is incompetent as well as oppressive: in May an internal memo on how to squash the press was accidentally sent to the press.
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The failure of Iraq was not merely a case of well-meaning but incompetent policymakers rushing into what they should've known would be a disaster.
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He promised to harness the best business minds in America and to drain the swamp of the incompetent politicians responsible for our country's presumed failures.
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"But then the administration was incompetent on top of it, or callous, and didn't track the connection between the parents and the children," he continued.
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The nonprofit also ripped the president earlier this month for "his stupid policy" of zero tolerance and called him "such an incompetent LOSER" on Twitter.
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That request was assigned to Judge David Cowan, who in May dismissed a lawsuit by an ex-girlfriend who claimed Sumner Redstone was mentally incompetent.
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He is a demagogue, a provocateur, and an incompetent manager who prioritizes media appearances in front of friendly cameras above actually doing his damned job.
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Roughly an hour into her testimony, Trump took to Twitter to portray the respected 33-year veteran of the foreign service as ineffective and incompetent.
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They are, at once, the incompetent gang-that-can't-shoot-straight as well as the most secretive, highly-organized Deep State operatives who ever existed.
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The UK's ambassador to the US has resigned after confidential memos he wrote labeling President Donald Trump "dysfunctional" and "incompetent" were leaked to the press.
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The more they researched Williamson's case, the more Barrett, Davis, and Marks couldn't believe how ineffective and incompetent law enforcement and the prosecution had been.
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If Equifax is deemed incompetent for overlooking a vulnerability for four months, wouldn't they be deemed utterly irresponsible for staying oblivious to it for years?
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HABERMAN: Mr. Trump, one thing you didn't talk about – TRUMP: That deal was one of the most incompetent deals of any kind I've ever seen.
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Instead, he'll likely be remembered for enabling an incompetent, scandal-plagued, norm-destroying administration, in part by rushing shoddy pieces of legislation through the House.
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But there have been a few rogue, faithless, or just plain incompetent electors over the years — and their votes have all been counted as cast.
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"If you're too sweet and caring, you [seem] incompetent, but if you're too competent, you're perceived as not being very warm or nice," says Calvert.
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Their goal has been to provide a way, short of impeachment, to oust an incompetent or corrupt official, especially when Congress is out of session.
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Critics of the plan say that it is likely to put incompetent teachers in struggling, high-poverty schools, which have the most difficulty filling jobs.
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Greg comes off as simply incompetent as he flatly fumbles through a scene from "Waiting for Godot," one of the movie's first jokey meta-moments.
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Most democracies also make it easier for the legislature to replace an incompetent executive through votes of no confidence and/or by calling new elections.
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A party looks for ways to make its opposition appear weak and incompetent, and to seem extreme and out of touch with mainstream public opinion.
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King Faisal managed to oust his incompetent predecessor, King Saud, in 1964, but I saw no sign that M.B.S. is in jeopardy of losing power.
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The repressive and incompetent government of President Nicolás Maduro urgently needs to be replaced — but ordinary Venezuelans tell the story much better than I can.
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I was at dinner at Sue Decker's house the other night and it was lovely, and I used to call her incompetent at one point.
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