I'm what's known as an "incomplete," meaning I have incomplete paralysis below the level of my spinal injury.
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Its iridescent pages promise kaleidoscopic contents, and this incomplete encyclopedia of incomplete figures pays off that promise, completely.
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But their story is incomplete, and an incomplete story can be just as harmful as one that's completely made up.
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Many tests rely on either incomplete science, or an incomplete understanding of how much your genetics relate to who you are.
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Facebook reiterated in an emailed statement to Mashable that the data is incomplete: As we have explained, the Wall Street Journal is relying on analysis that is incomplete and inaccurate – performed by a former Facebook engineer with an incomplete data set.
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"Incomplete data with incomplete information" When I spoke with Gupta, I asked him for his thoughts on how WaPo presented the autopsy results they had obtained.
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"They use incomplete data with incomplete information to try and draw a conclusion about the cause of death and to suggest it was a strangulation," Gupta said.
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The Tigers (221-22, 393-239 Southeastern Conference) survived an incomplete pass to Vanderbilt tight end Jared Pinkney on the game's last play that fell incomplete into double coverage.
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Second, in General Flynn's resignation letter he stated that he gave "incomplete information" to the Vice President and others, but General Flynn notably omitted giving incomplete information to President Trump.
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That isn't a false narrative, but it's an incomplete one.
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It's often inaccurate, incomplete, and not easily linked across systems.
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They could have an incomplete abortion, or get an infection.
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I personally felt incomplete just ordering through an order guide.
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The city had claimed that Trans Mountain's applications were incomplete.
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That experience of incomplete memory is very common amongst survivors.
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This might be where my memory is the most incomplete.
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We feel bare and incomplete when we are without it.
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In this case, the official numbers were incomplete and unavailable.
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Jeff Flake and which Democrats criticized as incomplete and rushed.
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"There was so much inaccurate or incomplete information," Walski recalls.
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Doves insist that the Fed risks halting an incomplete recovery.
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And success, however small, however incomplete, success is still success.
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Any assessment of his book that elides this is incomplete.
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But more than five years on, banking union remains incomplete.
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A Rikers shutdown is an incomplete solution to complex problems.
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A story of progress, fitful progress, incomplete progress, but progress.
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Its "banking union" is incomplete; its capital markets are underdeveloped.
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And we passed a resolution which I think was incomplete.
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However, the new German proposal for an EMF is incomplete.
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Yet even as independence became more common, it remained incomplete.
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They are not wrong so much as they are incomplete.
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The New York Times first reported on the incomplete form.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson issued a similarly incomplete denial.
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Many have received no or incomplete documentation of their registration.
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That's a perfect example of what an incomplete mission is.
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The spokesperson said the forensic investigation is incomplete and ongoing.
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The silent GIFs of people singing feel awkward and incomplete.
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Electors must make their decision on imperfect and incomplete information.
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For example, fingerprint background checks are often incomplete and inaccurate.
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But the most recent figures would be encouraging but incomplete.
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As it stands, around half of the games are incomplete.
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But, for now, the official data remains flawed and incomplete.
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Still sitting on an incomplete tax return in early April?
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Incomplete trade agreements are the norm because they are achievable.
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Stinging acceptance that the fissures were always already incomplete. Embodiment.
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In short, the BLS data is incomplete and highly problematic.
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Thinking it was an incomplete pass, no one gave chase.
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It is a bizarre choice, which leaves the discussion incomplete.
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But he died a year later, leaving the series incomplete.
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The whole always fragile, shatters, incomplete as the smallest piece.
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The report had said that they were inadequate and incomplete.
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Each woman recalls feeling incomplete or insufficient without the other.
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Thomas admits the updated Rockwells might one day look incomplete.
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Currently it is low, but that tells an incomplete story.
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"This resolution is absurd, harmful, incomplete and countereffective," he said.
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That is, it's all about uncertainty, or having incomplete information.
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What's on the [official] website is a very incomplete version.
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And Trump's understanding of day care is, let's say, incomplete.
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The report is "an inadequate, incomplete, partisan document," said Sen.
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As a reader, I didn't like reading these incomplete novels.
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The play was reviewed and the pass was ruled incomplete.
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But for many of those gathered, the ceremony was incomplete.
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Jensen's black metal yowl shot through her temporarily incomplete sax.
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Bryant then threw consecutive incomplete passes to end the threat.
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The comparison is the right one, but it is incomplete.
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Rejecting incomplete applications first and letting them get completed later.
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"The Incomplete Book of Running" has been a loyal companion.
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And advocates said the new rules are encouraging, but incomplete.
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The reports noted how the incomplete information had caused problems.
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Tsabari's reveals how flawed and incomplete that narration can be.
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The site went live on Sunday but looks somewhat incomplete.
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The past year has shown that this wisdom is incomplete.
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That testing draws on incomplete data about human genetic diversity.
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As a result, the committee said, its work was incomplete.
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And cattle data is scattered and incomplete, government officials say.
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Second, the VA's list of eligible medical conditions is incomplete.
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"It led to an inaccurate, incorrect, incomplete report," Jackson said.
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The result of these complications is a woefully incomplete list.
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When it comes to new technologies, incomplete understanding is empowering.
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They analyzed incomplete data over an insufficient period of time.
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The algorithm's definition is often wrong, or at least incomplete.
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Doing the same thing without him would feel woefully incomplete.
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His healing, like their own, has been slow and incomplete.
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Just providing supplements is an incomplete treatment of the symptoms.
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It's a shorter game, but it thankfully never felt incomplete.
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This conventional wisdom is wrong, or at least radically incomplete.
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Bioware leaves the ultimate "message" of the series incomplete purposefully.
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Where We Find Ourselves offers partial answers and incomplete pictures.
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It admitted it provided the regulator, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), with "selective, incomplete or inaccurate data" dating back at least six years and also provided automakers with selective, incomplete or inaccurate data.
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Using the hyoid bone fracture to suggest that Epstein was murdered is also case of using "incomplete data with incomplete information to try and draw a conclusion about the cause of death," Gupta told CNN.
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But activists who worked with the Tennessee Black Voter Project said that the incomplete forms were submitted only because of a state requirement that groups submit all voter registrations, including ones they know are incomplete.
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As a result, he shows an incomplete picture of Europe today.
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Invasion of Privacy ending on this note makes it feel incomplete.
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"Stuck in between me and my dreams, felt incomplete," she sings.
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You can feel his absence, our family's definitely incomplete without him.
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The documents, redacted and incomplete as they were, would become public.
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Mueller made it clear that Trump's responses were "incomplete" and insufficient.
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Without them, our understanding of the criminal justice system is incomplete.
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"Existing global aggregation studies ... are fragmented and incomplete," the paper states.
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Biased or incomplete training data will be reflected in the output.
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"Self-reporting by governments is often incomplete and unreliable," Ross writes.
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Chicago tried a 2-point conversation, but Daniel's pass was incomplete.
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I could say this and it would be true but incomplete.
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But after nine months, the Oculus Rift no longer feels incomplete.
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Incomplete application packages or information not received by 2628:28503 p.m.
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She finds that work deeply necessary and long overdue — but incomplete.
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The bottom line: Any climate policy without housing policy remains incomplete.
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I love my life, but it doesn't feel incomplete right now.
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"It's a distorted, incomplete correction by omission," Zaid told CNN Business.
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The plywood subfloor was inadequate and incomplete; the floor was sinking.
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The optics of a confusing and incomplete DDoS report aren't good.
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"Our understanding of how planets work is incomplete," Neibur told Gizmodo.
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They offer a broad and incomplete picture of Kavanaugh's financial situation.
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At the outset Nunu describes her account as an "incomplete inventory".
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Now, some Argentines fear, even that incomplete justice is being weakened.
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The app looked better than Meerkat, but also felt somewhat incomplete.
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So here we sit: two older candidates offering incomplete medical records.
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Here's an incomplete list: Plus, his body has touched Paul McCartney.
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But it's an incomplete explanation -- Clinton could have gone much further.
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The catch was initially called incomplete, but was overruled on review.
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That soft-focus impression wasn't inaccurate, but it was decidedly incomplete.
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Facebook told the Journal that the engineer's study used incomplete data.
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"What we&aposre seeing here is an incomplete burn situation," Capt.
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An incomplete list of strikes and protests is being built here.
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Babies born with microcephaly are at risk of incomplete brain development.
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But without an agreement on customs, those plans would be incomplete.
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Social service data is largely siloed, out of date and incomplete.
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Another incomplete because it's not going to happen on his watch.
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Neither of these explanations is wrong, but they are both incomplete.
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Members of the committee have blamed incomplete paperwork for the delays.
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One caveat: Of the 16 embryos scientists found, several were incomplete.
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Shanghai's development could suffer from incomplete conservation efforts, the ministry said.
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However, his pass to Taywan Taylor was tipped and fell incomplete.
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But Cummings said the documents were not relevant and are incomplete.
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This is why Flake's speech, for all its power, felt incomplete.
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Uterine aspiration would be performed on women with an incomplete abortion.
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Book threw an incomplete pass on Notre Dame's two-point attempt.
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The database is incomplete, but is growing and is already valuable.
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According to the SIGAR audit, that is factually correct but incomplete.
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Turner's light sentence means that the reform they advocate is incomplete.
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Abrahams told the committee the documents were incomplete, hence the delay.
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I was thinking, too, about this essay, which was still incomplete.
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In a statement, Intel essentially confirmed that the fix remains incomplete.
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There's a lot of information, but it paints an incomplete picture.
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Back home, the House of Dreams lay in an incomplete state.
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The ball was dislodged, and the pass was initially ruled incomplete.
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Contracts are an important business tool, but contracts are always incomplete.
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There started to be resources available, but that funding is incomplete.
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Although it is still being phased in, the funding is incomplete.
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While Trump's characterization of the testimony was accurate, it was incomplete.
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So many of my memories from back then are shadowy, incomplete.
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But several staffers said such instructions have been inconsistent and incomplete.
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But joblessness is at best an incomplete indicator of economic health.
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This analysis seems like a good start, but an incomplete one.
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Errors from incomplete AI training data already affect people of color.
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In fact, I mean she is the best kind of incomplete.
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Repair work, incomplete documentation, missing or dodgy parts, even wholesale fakes.
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He doesn't know what I lack … Or how I am incomplete.
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But those actions are mostly seen as halfhearted, incomplete window dressing.
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Perhaps the cooperation he has promised will prove dishonest or incomplete.
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But these analyses, whether positive or negative, will be profoundly incomplete.
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"It's an incomplete message in a lot of ways," he said.
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As tempting as that story is, it is at best incomplete.
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His notes, although incomplete, are often very precise in directorial matters.
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The BBC supplied a list, possibly incomplete, of nearly 1,600 compositions.
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Connections among the Egyptian and the Israeli characters are inevitably incomplete.
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Information on Mr. Mayle's survivors, who include his wife, was incomplete.
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Even the Pentagon's logs of its actions are unreliable and incomplete.
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The bits of information may be accurate, but disordered and incomplete.
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Bryant's most memorable moment may have been on an incomplete pass.
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In parts it is incomplete and in others actively going backwards.
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Barkley's next three attempts fell incomplete, preserving the win for Tennessee.
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Obviously, this is just a first take on an incomplete document.
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The FCC said 69 applications are complete and 35 are incomplete.
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The incomplete applicants have until April 6 to finish their application.
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One short and incomplete answer is that many people moved away.
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Knowledge concerning the genetics of complex polygenic traits is vastly incomplete.
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But at midfield, his final pass, a Hail Mary, fell incomplete.
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Flynn acknowledged that he had provided "incomplete information" to administration officials.
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The data for 215.2 are incomplete, but the situation is comparable.
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Democrats and the FBI have called the memo inaccurate and incomplete.
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In old age, Salieri apologized for his incomplete command of German.
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Despite the book's success, Mr. Lewis felt the story was incomplete.
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But what he presents, incomplete as it is, is still damning.
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Overall, research on e-cigarettes' health effects is still highly incomplete.
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Despite this enormous expenditure, the reconstruction effort remains tenuous and incomplete.
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Funds are earmarked when claims are incomplete, sometimes because of litigation.
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The seeds of an incomplete victory were there from the start.
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Upon review, however, the play was overturned to an incomplete pass.
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The information that is disclosed on the WHO's website is incomplete.
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Incomplete art does not easily vanish, but leaves a physical ghost.
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An Indian flag hung across the unpainted, incomplete two-storied building.
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But as critics and experts point out, these numbers are incomplete.
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"As we have explained, the Wall Street Journal is relying on analysis that is incomplete and inaccurate – performed by a former Facebook engineer with an incomplete data set," a Facebook spokesperson told TechCrunch in an email.
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But Johnson and other activists who worked with the Tennessee Black Voter Project say the incomplete forms were submitted only because of a state requirement that groups submit all voter registrations, including ones they know are incomplete.
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Sometimes you have problems with noise or incomplete data due to ambience.
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Harvard officials claim that the report was incomplete and the analysis oversimplified.
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Most of the tweets also seemed to end with an incomplete sentence.
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Mueller made it clear that Trump's responses were "incomplete" and generally insufficient.
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Bob Dylan songs that changed the course of history (an incomplete list)
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McCrory campaign spokesman Ricky Diaz called that claim presumptuous with counting incomplete.
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Answers to key consumer questions were too often delayed, incomplete or both.
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That story, it turns out, is wrong — or at least woefully incomplete.
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Three straight incomplete passes later and the Gamecocks walked away a winner.
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Databases, such as they were, tended to be cobbled together and incomplete.
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But quarterback Kwadra Griggs' desperation pass on fourth-and-259 was incomplete.
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Here's an incomplete list: And none of it ever seems to matter.
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The CIA constantly has to make judgments based on an incomplete picture.
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Hell, Robert's Rebellion started because two groups of people had incomplete information.
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He presented another incomplete proof dealing with geometry back in October 2016.
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The story in the book is less clear, given that it's incomplete.
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Democrats said it was incomplete and raised more questions than it answered.
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"Most real world interactions include multiple parties and incomplete information," says Sandholm.
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The Markov model is also useful when it comes to incomplete inscriptions.
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"A credit freeze with only one bureau is incomplete protection," Litt said.
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However, the woman's sister told the Times that the statement was incomplete.
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The pass was incomplete, but the result mattered less than the objective.
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An incomplete free-trade area exists, though intra-Balkan trade remains feeble.
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"All of these simple explanations are wrong or extremely incomplete," Rabosky explained.
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Like most negotiated peace deals, Colombia's is incomplete and involves ugly compromises.
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Several new studies finally offer some evidence that is encouraging, if incomplete.
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Because the killings are secondary, that story line feels a bit incomplete.
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They are symbols of an incomplete past, to be completed by us.
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But direct expenditures alone present an incomplete picture of Afghanistan's true cost.
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Such tests were subsequently found to be incomplete or inaccurate, he said.
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As in "The Force", the Fords' optimism was built on incomplete foundations.
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Though incomplete, my first impression of the sound was a positive one.
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Drivers receive a score ranging from an incomplete run to 863 points.
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Donald Trump's primary season boycott thoughts: A brief and incomplete timeline pic.twitter.
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Here is an (incomplete) account of his most frequently exhumed self contradictions.
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We know that the Standard Model is an incomplete description of nature.
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The International Anthony Burgess Foundation discovered the writer's incomplete dictionary of slang.
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We remember things that are incomplete much more so than completed ones.
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War followed, as did emancipation and an incomplete reconstruction of American democracy.
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But the statistics included in the report have been incomplete at best.
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At best Mr Putin will have to contend with an incomplete triumph.
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Somehow Rick filed 3 separate copyright applications, which were inconsistent and incomplete.
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A full half of the patients were upgraded to an incomplete paraplegia.
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A bad or incomplete fold can lead to heartbreak at the end.
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Without it, I fear a message comes across as cold or incomplete.
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Incomplete means the spinal cord was not severed, it was only bruised.
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We've waited hours upon hours for this moment, and it came incomplete.
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And actually, it's an incomplete list — we just wanted to brace you.
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To date, though, most of his alleged accomplishments are hollow or incomplete.
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Of course, it'd be incomplete without two astronaut minifigures wearing golden helmets.
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First, fiscal policy should help, not hinder, the economy's still-incomplete recovery.
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That answer is, in my view, more right than wrong but incomplete.
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After the report's release, Democratic lawmakers quickly criticized the report as incomplete.
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The destruction occurred since 2010 and followed flawed and incomplete police investigations.
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Current institutional authorities and responsibilities — government, industry, regulatory agencies — are fragmented, incomplete.
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Other institutions have net price calculators that provide incomplete or misleading information.
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An incomplete embargo, in other words, will not provoke complete economic collapse.
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On their next attempt, Smith's pass sailed incomplete through the end zone.
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Having curtains that are too short can make your space feel incomplete.
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The story is incomplete, as we haven't even met a prime suspect.
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Data driven systems trained on incomplete data can lead to inaccurate outcomes.
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Such intra-state inspections are therefore both time-consuming and inherently incomplete.
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But sometimes, even a long criminal trial can leave the record incomplete.
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That said, not having enough pillows can make your bedroom seem incomplete.
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The documents that we have access to said incomplete or not used.
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Both sit incomplete between other tabs, but I refuse to close them.
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About 260 feet of the bridge was still incomplete when it collapsed.
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As a typology, however, it is subjective and incomplete, Mr. Borras said.
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Which is why protesters see the fight against this bill as incomplete.
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As glaring as the ratios may seem, they tell an incomplete story.
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What are the risks of publishing incomplete data as it comes together?
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Yet this pervasive view provides an incomplete picture of tech jobs today.
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Both the reconstructed transcript and the Justice Department memo may be incomplete.
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Without it, the work of Taiwanese health reform would always be incomplete.
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But having covered Trump for years, I believe that assessment is incomplete.
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"I don't think the articles are untrue, they're just incomplete," he said.
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Otherwise, our sense of the "glory" of war is at best incomplete.
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They could vote to acquit on the basis of an incomplete record.
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On Obamacare, his signature achievement, a grade of incomplete, awaiting its implementation.
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Your vocabulary around truth, deception and lying is probably flawed and incomplete.
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But even later he seemed to sense that his mission was incomplete.
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This is an incomplete list: >> Thursday: The trial of President Trump continues.
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Subsequent sleep apnea screening forms were incomplete or not located, Webster said.
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However, it said some data released was of poor quality or incomplete.
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She showed how incomplete the world's narrative was without ours in it.
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Better trade deals delayed, stronger borders obstructed, funding for our troops incomplete.
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Denying genocide took place, she said Gambia's allegations were "incomplete and misleading".
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A government survey that began in 2013 remains incomplete, according to authorities.
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In that sense, Chairwoman Yellen leaves office with a grade of incomplete.
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A government survey that began in 2013 remains incomplete, according to authorities.
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Record-keeping in many of the feeder countries is poor and incomplete.
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This code was incomplete, a mere framework for another person to use.
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Gregory CowlesSenior Editor, Books THE INCOMPLETE BOOK OF RUNNING, by Peter Sagal.
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While the film ends at a logical stopping point, it feels incomplete.
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Amid celebrations of Tuesday's news, players recognized that their work was incomplete.
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These explanations all hold merit but, on their own, may be incomplete.
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In her questionnaire, Vitter admits that her list of speeches is incomplete.
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Either the information it has it incomplete, or it's prejudiced in some way.
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Bottom line: While "Dow 20,000" makes a good story, it's an incomplete one.
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It provided an incomplete but still useful view of random two-dimensional surfaces.
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"The filing, if it's incomplete, is actually a really big deal," Vladeck says.
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Punjab University spokesman Khurram Shahzad said Jan was dismissed because of incomplete paperwork.
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Well, Kanye released the album—albeit in an incomplete form—two months ago.
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This infographic reveals a subset of that system—an incomplete one, at that.
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This incomplete picture is on display at the Museum of Romantics in Paris.
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Anglin filled out an application to march through Whitefish, but it was incomplete.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story gave incomplete information about Hastert's sentence.
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In this case the numbers were an advance release based on incomplete data.
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There would be penalties for people who intentionally submit fraudulent or incomplete information.
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The Cowboys ran 279:06 off the clock before Rudolph's final incomplete pass.
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Senate Democrats have called the investigation incomplete and limited by the White House.
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But Pentagon officials admit the information may be out of date and incomplete.
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But the book leaves that story untold, and her death leaves it incomplete.
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Of Egypt's 43m homes, 9m are vacant, and half of those are incomplete.
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But Goff threw an incomplete pass toward the end zone as time expired.
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Dierks Bentley says he'd be "incomplete as a man" without his three children.
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But the incomplete exploitation of currently available knowledge is in some way reassuring.
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In these commissions, Westfall begins to make incomplete patterns against a white field.
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"In some cases there was an incomplete story," says data scientist Olabode Anise.
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We are reminded in wall labels that incomplete imagery appeals to modern tastes.
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The pass was ruled incomplete, but the call was reversed after a review.
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Goldman's "incomplete and unclear responses" hampered and prolonged the inquiry, the S.E.C. said.
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As noted by Sandholm, most real world situations are "games" of incomplete information.
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One thing is certain: Trump allowed this tragically incomplete statement to be issued.
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Mueller indicated the written answers from the president were imprecise, incomplete and insufficient.
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If the data is incomplete or biased, AI can exacerbate problems of bias.
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But this data is likely incomplete – thanks to deaths that have been misclassified.
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The data paints a tidy but obviously incomplete portrait of five different relationships.
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To omit them results in an incomplete picture of the future resources required.
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This reunion, too, was incomplete — Easy-E is dead and Dre wasn't there.
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Now, any visit to the park feels incomplete without high-pitched whining overhead.
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A federal judge ordered the families reunited, a process that is still incomplete.
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What are you supposed to do with all this contradictory or incomplete information?
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It's not the worst vision of America, but it's incomplete and ultimately unimaginative.
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Take Malem*, a 23-year-old with an incomplete understanding of his escape.
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But without her short diversion into personal history, Asbrink's work would seem incomplete.
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Mrs Gbagbo's case is already riddled with allegations of irregularities and incomplete investigations.
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The "incomplete combustion," turning nutrients into energy without oxygen, is known as fermentation.
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This study has been criticized for its small sample size and incomplete conclusions.
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Many of the smaller deals go unreported, leaving any tally of them incomplete.
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"Oh, definitely incomplete," Pelosi told CNN's "The Lead" when asked to grade Trump.
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Either would make it an incomplete pass based on rules at the time.
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The lawsuit alleges that police gave false and incomplete versions of the shooting.
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Twenty years later these reforms not only remain incomplete, but are being eroded.
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Mutual fund data offers an empirical look, but can be incomplete or disappointing.
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In both cases, it's a situation of an interesting concept with incomplete execution.
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Our lives are as incomplete without Him as a sky without a sun.
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Without poetry, our science will appear incomplete; and most of what now passes
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On CNN's tour of Eastern Ghouta, shovels lay near an incomplete underground pathway.
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Sanders' plan is, by any standard and his own admission, an incomplete one.
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The people spoke on the condition of anonymity because the negotiations were incomplete.
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"People think that in Chinese society, an unmarried woman is incomplete," another laments.
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Though he has filed financial disclosure reports, the information they include is incomplete.
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The research to date, while incomplete, suggests acupuncture may provide real therapeutic benefits.
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However, "our information at the time was preliminary and incomplete," a spokesman said.
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Thankfully, they recovered a very precious PDF breakdown of my pending, incomplete requests.
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Carter Page provided an "incomplete" account of his trip in 2016 to Moscow.
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Dr. Hart's work begins from the observation that contracts are incomplete instruction manuals.
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But, of necessity, I can only give an incomplete report on the staging.
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He eventually allowed that the narrative of Russian meddling struck him as incomplete.
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That and almost all of his other assertions were inaccurate, misleading or incomplete.
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In Brooklyn, any exhibition about displacement would be incomplete without confronting harsh realities.
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The auditors review the statements and render an opinion: clean, incomplete or failure.
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Here's a brief and inevitably incomplete rundown of the history and current landscape.
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His attorney has previously acknowledged that Kushner's first security clearance submission was incomplete.
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Mazur's response was a line that was tender, sinuous, fluid, erotic, and incomplete.
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Here's why today's robocall blockers are incomplete, and what to look forward to.
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"Why do women have to be considered incomplete or sexually deprived?" she said.
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The result is an overly expensive and incomplete solution to the climate crisis.
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The recent images are just a snapshot -- and by definition an incomplete one.
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The majority of the violations were for minor infractions, including incomplete child records.
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It is necessarily incomplete as many local officials refuse to confirm casualty information.
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But there is also concern that China's numbers may be flawed and incomplete.
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Jacoby Brissett threw a desperation pass on the final play that fell incomplete.
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A brief, incomplete, very quiet guide to the history of music's negative spaces.
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She made a false assumption based on widely circulated, but incomplete, video footage.
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The screenwriter Andrew Davies took many liberties with Jane Austen's final, incomplete novel.
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The data is incomplete, self-reported and hasn't been evaluated by the city.
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It is a jumble of incomplete thoughts stitched together with arrogance and ignorance.
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The play was originally ruled incomplete, but it was overturned after Buffalo challenged.
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Here, by city or province, is my unquestionably incomplete list of regional dishes.
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However, the publicly known case for collusion remains strikingly incomplete, if not incoherent.
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Lindsay cited incomplete climate change policy as a reason for hitting the breaks.
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Testimony confirmed that the summary is not only incomplete but inaccurate as well.
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The reference to Walter Shaub Jr. was incomplete because of an editing error.
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" Sanders wouldn't call the trade representative's numbers incorrect, but did call them "incomplete.
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Instead, Mr. Brod published many of the writer's most monumental, if incomplete, works.
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Their family's story is at best an incomplete one — for Humar as well.
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Records have been found to be incomplete, contradictory or missing, plaintiffs' attorneys say.
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That figure is almost certainly incomplete because not all financing is made public.
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The problem is that the record is incomplete and conflicted on critical points.
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" However, he said "looking solely at those rates alone provides an incomplete picture.
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Dustin Colquitt botched the snap on the PAT and threw an incomplete pass.
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The nearby paddies lay fallow, the laboratory incomplete, the roads and bridges unbuilt.
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We will have incomplete knowledge of a drug's side effects and adverse events.
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It also said the company's statements about the product to investors were incomplete.
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" In the Thursday op-ed, the Times wrote, "But that's an incomplete answer.
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Flimsy and incomplete as they are, those returns nonetheless contain some startling revelations.
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They're now running the most secretive and incomplete confirmation process in modern history.
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Any discussion on treatment of vitiligo would be incomplete without mentioning mental health.
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This singular fact makes Mullican an important part of our incomplete art history.
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Two vacant fortresses face one another, their wooden fronts iced-out and incomplete.
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The original Destiny's creation was mired in drama, and the game launched incomplete.
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I used to always try to sing "Incomplete" by Sisqo in the crib.
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But the intellectual history Shapiro offers is incomplete, and obscures some important facts.
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The penalties are based on the number of "deficient" voter registration forms they submit; groups submitting more than 500 incomplete forms could be fined as much as $10,000, while those submitting 100 incomplete forms could be fined as much as $2,000.
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The new result suggests our understanding of how massive stars die is still incomplete.
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It's undeniable that revolutions are often incomplete, disappointing, and frequently corrupted or partially reversed.
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In this way, they are often portrayed as one side of an incomplete equation.
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This advice, albeit incomplete, obviously came from someone trying to do the right thing.
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No matter what they do, Ayers-Rigsby says, the time capsule will be incomplete.
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A lot of us are left feeling incomplete in the act of saying goodbye.
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The whole thing is a limping, confused affair, incomplete in a dozen different ways.
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The report was "incomplete and doesn't give an accurate picture," Nuland said in 2012.
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A "Gilmore" revival without McCarthy, now the cast's biggest star, would have felt incomplete.
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An incomplete list of stuff to which women/female genitals have been compared:1.
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They are incomplete, even as they strive to render the frame whole and exact.
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However, it was retribution given on White America's terms, and was, by design, incomplete.
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I also don't have any moments when I feel incomplete because it's just me.
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He said the scene was still being assessed and a casualty count was incomplete.
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In such cases, formal contracts are by necessity "incomplete" and sustained largely by trust.
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Any list of cyber incidents in the nuclear sector, however, is very likely incomplete.
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This album is definitely an exaggeration of how incomplete and pieced together TLOP is.
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Advocates for survivors of sexual abuse consider the self-reported lists unreliable and incomplete.
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The source of his problems is his incomplete victory in last year's presidential election.
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Germany and France on Saturday called Saudi Arabia's explanation of how Khashoggi died incomplete.
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GPS enabled There's an incomplete heading in the manual called "Removable Protective Lens Info".
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The problem here is that incomplete historical accounts promote ignorance in the public imagination.
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On fourth-and-2 from the 16, however, Manning's pass was deflected and incomplete.
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But three incomplete passes later, the Gophers had to settle for a field goal.
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The common factors behind populism in these places are even more incomplete and limited.
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The sale's top lot, Damien Hirst's "The Incomplete Truth" (2006), sold for £911,250 (~$1,207,000).
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Several people affiliated with the Trump campaign lied to investigators or gave incomplete evidence.
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There's something decidedly therapeutic about these accounts of broken, incomplete bits made whole again.
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But there's this sense that a project is incomplete if there's no male participation.
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However, claiming that these are responsible for increases in violence is inaccurate and incomplete.
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"I felt like there was incomplete picture of Halston," director Frédéric Tcheng tells PEOPLE.
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Alternatively, incomplete, unverifiable, or censored data can mislead the public and mess with markets.
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Video from the Allwines' security system revealed nothing abnormal, though the records were incomplete.
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"Right now, three key 9/85033 Act passenger rail requirements still remain incomplete," Reps.
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But it more often ends up as an incomplete pass or even an interception.
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But on opening day, crowds were thin, and the ark itself was still incomplete.
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To serious tapers, "phone recordings" are synonymous with incomplete, inconsistent, and rarely enjoyable documentation.
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Government agencies often skew cost-benefit analyses for proposed regulations based on incomplete information.
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In the closing seconds of the second quarter, Perry threw incomplete on fourth down.
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Several people affiliated with the Trump campaign lied to investigators or gave incomplete evidence.
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The belief that our successes -- however small, however incomplete -- are successes all the same.
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However, their inclusion in "NBA Live 18" and "NBA Live 19" felt somewhat incomplete.
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Of course, what makes this list so remarkable is just how incomplete it is.
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It remained so then, and though the landscape has changed, it remains incomplete today.
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The measure would also levy fines on groups that submit too many incomplete forms.
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But the entertainment press is not alone in occasionally conveying false or incomplete narratives.
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This week, Trump unveiled a (very flawed, incomplete, but nonetheless real) child care proposal.
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Don't panic if you're still sitting on an incomplete tax return in early April.
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His petitions for appeals were always brief and incomplete, making insufficient use of precedent.
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Our understanding of wave mechanics, on which those models are based, is wildly incomplete.
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If the background check remains incomplete after that period, the purchase can be completed.
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The Professional Hunters Association of South Africa (PHASA) says this gives an incomplete picture.
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A short list: That's an incomplete list, and a mostly unsympathetic one to boot.
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In a rapidly developing crisis, political and military leaders are working with incomplete information.
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Memories and bruises fade over time; other physical evidence may be damaged or incomplete.
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At the time, some researchers and environmentalists criticized the Obama number for being incomplete.
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Many of these voters' decisions are based on seemingly incomplete information and broad generalities.
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The art and animations felt incomplete and the combat looked physically inconsequential and unsatisfying.
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Petersen argued that while these explanations were correct in some cases, they were incomplete.
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Alone, this mixture of lemon tempered by butter and sugar is good but incomplete.
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After Foles threw an incomplete pass, Elliott nailed his kick right down the middle.
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But even as he admits to occasionally buying online, he considers his mission incomplete.
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Another pass attempt to Hunter Renfrow fell incomplete and Clemson was forced to punt.
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Hargett has said it cost $200,000 to deal with the incomplete Shelby County forms.
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Think of a Sol LeWitt "Incomplete Open Cube" covered by tufts of thick air.
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It's only a slight exaggeration to say Cannes would feel incomplete without Ms. Huppert.
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The monuments quarrel grows in part out of an incomplete understanding of our past.
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The Labor Department's report provides only a temporary and incomplete snapshot of the economy.
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A fourth-down pass was incomplete as time ran out in the second quarter.
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We see a tendency for decisions based on incomplete observation basis and tendentious interpretations.
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Video footage and police reports paint an incomplete portrait of Mr. Clark's final minutes.
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Las Vegas has a monorail, which can be a godsend, but feels sadly incomplete.
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A picture caption with an earlier version of this article carried an incomplete credit.
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More broadly, Genkin characterizes Intel's response to the MDS variants as piecemeal and incomplete.
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In my view, they have not proven abuse of power in this incomplete record.
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McDonald threw four straight incomplete passes from the 5, and the Broncos took over.
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Is it because of their lack of scientific understanding or access to incomplete information?
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They believe that without an injection the treatment, even for minor ailments, is incomplete.
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Abundant documentation of income inequality already exists, but it has been challenged as incomplete.
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Information for those who must decide whether to use these weapons is always incomplete.
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But now, I'm working on being able to make a decision with incomplete information.
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Ten years of office work, of literary projects left incomplete, finally took their toll.
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But the groups argue the information in the report is biased, misleading and incomplete.
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She also accused the police of leaking incomplete and inaccurate information to the media.
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Yet it still seemed incomplete, like a solid ensemble cast without its leading man.
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Instead, he assumed office on Friday with the most incomplete team in recent history.
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What we're seeing now is the incomplete successes in both of these areas converging.
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Albee wants two of his friends to destroy any incomplete manuscripts he left behind.
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The source materials we have, especially for "Il Ritorno d'Ulisse," are incomplete and contradictory.
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Instead, they're making forms that are incomplete, messy, muddy, discombobulated, rough, gritty, and harsh.
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Bad data about day care centers: Information on city websites is incomplete or inaccurate.
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Or is all history written from a particular viewpoint, and therefore biased and incomplete?
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The problem is that each headline gives an incomplete glimpse of how science works.
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He has clearly hit upon a way, blunt but gripping, of visualizing incomplete histories.
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But the argument I make in my New Yorker article is that it's incomplete.
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Only in the incomplete memories of their partisans were these times of unparalleled prosperity.
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We had last minute production issues and I can't give y'all an incomplete show.
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The penalties are based on the number of "deficient" voter registration forms they submit; groups submitting more than 20163 incomplete forms could be fined as much as $10,000, while those submitting more than 100 incomplete forms could be fined as much as $22018,29.
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The replay review took several minutes, and the referee Clete Blakeman returned the verdict: incomplete.
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The film, discovered by Norton Owen, the archivist at Jacob's Pillow, is silent and incomplete.
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Failure to perform this step will result in an inoperative system and an incomplete repair.
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It has said that any global benchmark that doesn't include China A shares is incomplete.
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The UN Security Council's decision to introduce monitors into eastern Aleppo was overdue and incomplete.
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But she doesn't shy away from revealing how incomplete and fallible those memories can be.
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But going through life with incomplete knowledge about the incident can become its own burden.
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Thaung Tun said that the narrative of what happened in Rakhine was "incomplete and misleading".
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He submitted a supplemental form acknowledging that the original form was incomplete the following day.
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Below will be an outline of the policy and a very incomplete set of citations.
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Here's an incomplete list: I cannot cook, so it's necessary to have tasty hot sauce.
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It involved stratified layers of meaning in the form of incomplete and fractured narrative ideas.
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In his resignation, Flynn said he unintentionally gave incomplete information to Vice President Mike Pence.
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"You saw incomplete information, people rushing," said Christopher Iresare, a former supervisor who trained employees.
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Ninety of these mummies had incomplete DNA, and only three retained a completely intact genome.
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There were no injuries, but the incident highlighted potential risks of haphazard and incomplete construction.
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Trump regularly lies, makes false statements, or provides incomplete information on matters great and small.
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In the Netherlands, they don't sell incomplete bikes because they need it to be practical.
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Moran did say, however, that ATF agents found missing or incomplete paperwork during the inspection.
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There, woodchips, rusty nails, incomplete texts, and one-liners represent fragments of Hayes-Chute's ideas.
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Like "As Night Falls," it is performed in excerpt and feels like an excerpt, incomplete.
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It does not help that knowledge of how the brain works is still so incomplete.
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Yet the reboot also shows that India's ride to a free-market paradise is incomplete.
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If someone desired an incomplete work and had the money in hand—it was gone.
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And the answer they provide is often incomplete anyway, because it overlooks their supply chains.
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A museum that only displays and caters to one kind of aesthetic is woefully incomplete.
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But SNAP coverage in America is incomplete: Not everyone who's eligible ends up receiving benefits.
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Initial student accounts, though incomplete and occasionally confusing, described how their morning turned to chaos.
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Honduras is divided into 298 municipalities; 288 had published incomplete results before reporting was interrupted.
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The disease can also lead to incomplete recovery among older and frail patients, he said.
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WHO warned that there are delays in reporting and that this data may be incomplete.
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The FBI's statistics on police killings were (and are) so appallingly incomplete, they are unusable.
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The wall has its uses, of course, but they view it as an incomplete solution.
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Many health care economists say the HHS report is too incomplete to carry much weight.
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"With respect, the EBA's comments earlier this week were incomplete," Carney told a news conference.
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The factual basis for the conclusions reached by Shays and Swett are misguided and incomplete.
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Officials actually ruled the play incomplete — and let the ruling stand upon instant-replay review.
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Hell, even Wikipedia only has an incomplete list of the records he's engineered or produced.
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Here's why the math is incomplete: Last year's open enrollment season was three months long.
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But he said it's important that the public's judgment not be colored by incomplete information.
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Because the returns were incomplete, it was not immediately clear how the income was earned.
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Google continued to deny that's the case, again using the defense of an incomplete dataset.
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Appleby's pass attempt, however, was incomplete, turning the ball over on downs to Florida State.
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In 20083, Jake Mecklenborg released a book cheekily titled Cincinnati's Incomplete Subway: The Complete History.
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Presumably, presidential briefings and assessments prior to these events would have been flawed or incomplete.
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That's because we're constantly learning how incomplete our conceptual models are for predicting cataclysmic risk.
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She said the law appeared to be based on "inaccurate, incomplete, irrelevant, or outdated" data.
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Indeed, his tender masculinity and queerness gave us permission to be incomplete works-in-progress.
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A highly partisan, incomplete, and deeply flawed report by a broken House Committee means nothing.
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But it is incomplete without commensurate federal efforts to create good jobs at good pay.
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It's about the psychology of achievement, but because psychology isn't all that matters, it's incomplete.
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Incomplete as such ratios may be, chief executives will have to get used to them.
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Change is coming, and even if it is imperfect and incomplete, it is definitely welcome.
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They are incomplete results acquired with difficulty after long work, and they remain very fragile.
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Retail sales provide an incomplete picture of household spending patterns, covering just goods and restaurants.
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If anything, there is an excess of prudence; the list of prisoners is surely incomplete.
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That's made the FBI report an incomplete and piecemeal study of the phenomenon, he said.
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Most of the applicants had submitted incomplete forms, which needed to be fixed, Shimokubo said.
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State immunization registries are often incomplete or have very out-of-date information, he said.
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A report, based on no criminal investigation, is likely to be one-sided and incomplete.
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"We don't operate on incomplete information," Mr. Obama told the digital video service NowThis News.
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The available flight data was incomplete, however, leaving the Gulfstream's final destination an open question.
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He added that the brain, which is incomplete, does not tell us much about dinosaurs.
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"The agency has found that many applications have incorrect or incomplete information," the FAA said.
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The game received a few updates, but largely, it remained an incomplete, if thrilling, experiment.
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There will be a small red dot if you have any notifications or incomplete payments.
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The law's defenders say the notices combat incomplete or misleading information provided by the clinics.
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It is a sure way to let your life slip from you incomplete and unenjoyed.
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It is a town of hopes deferred and incomplete joy, stories quieted, things left unsaid.
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Or this could even be a sign that some of Einstein's theories are still incomplete.
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"Measuring Poverty" is an incomplete book, just as measuring poverty is a work in progress.
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That task remains incomplete today with only half of the "Orbital Reflector's" cluster being identified.
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The artworks' limits accentuate how meaning produced by incomplete representation does not have definitive boundaries.
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Hargett has said that it cost $200,000 to deal with the incomplete Shelby County forms.
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Days later, a federal judge ordered the families reunited, a process that is still incomplete.
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Connolly's conclusion: WebMD's depression treatment information is not totally unreliable but is sloppy and incomplete.
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The jobs report, of course, is a temporary and incomplete snapshot of the labor market.
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"Today, the justice feels very incomplete," Ms. Denhollander said at a news conference on Thursday.
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True, the current information about the baby's gender is incomplete, but it's not nothing either.
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The law's defenders said the notices combat incomplete or misleading information provided by the clinics.
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"Without onions, food is incomplete and colorless," lamented Charu Singh, a researcher in New Delhi.
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Some states have attempted price transparency, but their efforts are incomplete and can be misleading.
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After complaining that "there is just not new here and the record is incomplete," Sen.
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"The set wants to feel incomplete—like a rehearsal set," Hnath notes in the script.
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The destruction followed flawed and incomplete investigations and most kits were never tested for DNA.
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Match has long argued that such checks were too incomplete or costly for its users.
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He threw the third-down pass to receiver Tommylee Lewis that the officials ruled incomplete.
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Democrats and law enforcement officials say those claims are misleading and based on incomplete information.
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The sense of a thing left incomplete, like an empty store on a busy street.
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Data on hate crimes — against Jews and everyone else — is miserably incomplete and poorly tracked.
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After an incomplete pass, Rivers was intercepted by Cameron Sutton to end Los Angeles' hopes.
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In this light, Bloomberg's apologies for "stop and frisk" since entering the race feel incomplete.
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For all their wins, the Astros looked incomplete until those frantic final seconds of August.
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For one thing, that control is incomplete, and some stories slip through, at least temporarily.
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Megan Garber of The Atlantic has a useful review — incomplete, no doubt — of his behavior.
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But all too often, the blueprint for action is incomplete and stymied by inadequate funding.
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It does mean, however, that we're aware that what we know is at best incomplete.
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Banks are stuffed with dud loans and the framework for dealing with them is incomplete.
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Damaged parts, missing tools and incomplete instructions were preventing planes from being built on time.
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But so far, his North Korea policy can charitably be graded an Incomplete, if that.
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"We don't operate on incomplete information," Mr. Obama said in an interview with NowThis News.
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The mistake resulted from a confluence of events related to incomplete data and insufficient time.
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" A group representing survivors of clergy sex abuse quickly responded by labeling the list "incomplete.
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But a GOP leadership aide said shortly after Rogers's comments that negotiations were still incomplete.
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On the Falcon, Han discovers that BB-43's map of Luke's location is incomplete.
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The fact pattern is incomplete There are still some big unknowns as Democrats move ahead.
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Without their reporting, the story of the region and its many nuances would be incomplete.
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Linda KonnerNew YorkTo the Editor: Paul Greenberg's analysis regarding screen time is at best incomplete.
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And its technological explorations are also frequently too incomplete to qualify as serious science fiction.
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Flynn acknowledged in his resignation letter that he "inadvertently" provided "incomplete information" about his communications.
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Many other states either don't have a bill at all or have very incomplete bills.
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Lately, my makeup look has felt incomplete without a shiny glaze of lacquer on my lips.
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The point is that GWASs, at best, provide an incomplete picture from which to draw predictions.
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A dive into the tape vault revealed several incomplete session tapes dating back to the '60s.
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None of that, they say, is captured by the incomplete, approximate statistics gathered by industry analysts.
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My games cupboard is the very picture of the incomplete many beside the seen-through few.
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And because he's an incomplete quadriplegic, there is a chance his movement will continue to improve.
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Incomplete and/or inaccurate entries and entries not complying with all rules are subject to disqualification.
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One application, for a much larger volume, was denied as "incomplete" and the other was granted.
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Madhesi lawmakers protested and walked out of parliament, saying the changes had loopholes and were incomplete.
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Sessions' production appears to have been put together in haste and is, on its face, incomplete.
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Cincinnati's last drive ended when Dalton threw incomplete on fourth-and-22 from his own 44.
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Both groups have caught the attention of the FEC for filing incomplete reports of their earnings.
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On the other hand, clumsy or incomplete answers could easily hinder your chances of being hired.
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But the data produced by today's machines still only produce incomplete, patchy, and glitch-riddled genomes.
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In the letter, Flynn acknowledges "inadvertently" briefing Vice President Pence with "incomplete information" about that call.
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It felt incomplete without motion controllers, and a component shortage made it almost impossible to find.
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The state found four instances of incomplete abortions and decided not to renew the clinic's license.
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Perhaps this is the essence of nostalgia: sensations driven by a simultaneously distinct and incomplete memory.
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"We think this theory is incomplete, and potentially misleading," Munger and Phillips argue in the paper.
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Your obligatory afternoon picnic would be incomplete without a cozy Turkish towel and a linen jumpsuit.
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But after spiking the ball to stop the clock, Eli Manning threw three consecutive incomplete passes.
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But giving out misleading or incomplete information is a particular worry with voice interfaces in general.
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Labour markets have made a slow and incomplete recovery from the trauma of the Great Recession.
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We are incomplete like a book in two volumes of which the first has been lost.
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I would suggest that one important reason we love ruins is precisely that they are incomplete.
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The truth is that diaries that are incomplete, or confusing, are less likely to be published.
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The Mongolian pterosaur has not been declared a new species yet, because of its incomplete remains.
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Many services give some feedback to users when they create accounts, but it's incomplete or limited.
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The contract also contains a clearly incomplete sentence fragment and several other strange details and inconsistencies.
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From this point onward in the exhibition, the unfinished and intentionally "incomplete" works begin to blur.
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Some of them think it's worse than incomplete — they think it would set back climate progress.
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The big takeaway from my first few days with Apple News+ is that it's simply incomplete.
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Zika has been linked to microcephaly, a rare condition that causes incomplete brain development in infants.
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"Indian country crime statistics are so outdated and incomplete as to be virtually useless," it says.
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An earlier version of this article included an incomplete quotation from a boy displaced from Aleppo.
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It was an especially tough call since Brandi always felt like her family was still incomplete.
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Delayed, misbegotten, and incomplete, Freelancer wasn't a big enough hit to make developers Digital Anvil sustainable.
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Such is the case of this mysterious, incomplete fighting game that was unearthed earlier this April.
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"The maps are incomplete," added Dr. Stephen Waterman, director of the dengue branch at the CDC.
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On all these counts, Lyft deserves — if not a failing grade — at best an "incomplete" today.
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To the extent it conveyed what was new inside the app, it was hazy and incomplete.
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Without transparency on coverage decisions and appeals processes, patients and doctors are left with incomplete information.
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So then he took the material he'd written and left, so we had an incomplete record.
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When you have an incomplete meal, you wind up eating more of what you do have.
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Despite the letdown at this incomplete ending, I knew right away what most critics would say.
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Mariota's pass to Tajae Sharpe was incomplete, but a defensive holding penalty gave him another shot.
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Leaks of incomplete information out of context by anyone, inside or outside our committee, are unacceptable.
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Fluctuating solar output, atmospheric pollution, incomplete data and volcanic activity were all posited as possible factors.
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