"As a businessman he's been inconsistent, as a candidate he was inconsistent, as president-elect he's been inconsistent," Kavulich says.
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Specifically, Horowitz said there is inconsistent reporting of allegations across the DOJ, inconsistent penalties, and inconsistent enforcement of the DOJ's zero-tolerance policy.
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I have inconsistent incomeAs a full-time freelance writer, my income can be inconsistent.
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" Gerrymandered maps, like the one recently struck down in Pennsylvania, he said, are "really inconsistent with our founding documents, inconsistent with the Constitution, inconsistent with a variety of statutes.
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CAVUTO: I guess what concerned some people, sir, is that the inconsistent nature of these stories, and where you&aposre inconsistent on one thing, you could be inconsistent on another.
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"The EPA's plan to reverse clean water safeguards is egregious and inconsistent with science and frankly, inconsistent with basic logic," Sen.
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This is inconsistent with the mission and values to which I have dedicated my life, and inconsistent with what I believe the Department should represent.
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Participants said this challenge featured somewhat inconsistent phone breaks and surprisingly comfortable coffinsVilchis said the most surprising part of the experience was the brief and sometimes inconsistent phone breaks.
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" The Telegraph called the show "inconsistent but ludicrously addictive.
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"People are people — and they are inconsistent," he said.
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These results are completely inconsistent with the "jobless future" hypothesis.
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Trump is wildly unpredictable and inconsistent on most policy issues.
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RIVERA: He is -- he is uptight and inconsistent at times.
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She also said the plan was inconsistent with American values.
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But in Silicon Valley, that's hardly inconsistent with trending rich.
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However, it's coming amid confusing and inconsistent messaging from YouTube.
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But so far, the results have been inconclusive and inconsistent.
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Not to mention that helmet usage among users is inconsistent.
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Put simply, protectionism is inconsistent with "Make America Great Again".
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Similarly, Twitter's enforcement of those rules continues to be inconsistent.
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"We're a consistently inconsistent team," point guard Reggie Jackson said.
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They've both been inconsistent when it comes to this issue.
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The LTE was so inconsistent, she got another test unit.
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But Americans of both political parties are inconsistent on trade.
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Why did Mueller act in this illogical and inconsistent manner?
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Human behavior is often random, unpredictable, chaotic, inconsistent, and irrational.
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Mate two labradoodle pairs and you can expect inconsistent litters.
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"It's a logically inconsistent stance on their part," Foster said.
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Rubio is inexperienced and has an inconsistent past on religion.
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The art is highly sophisticated in how inconsistent it is.
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Woods has shown some improving — albeit inconsistent — form this summer.
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Even now results showing the benefit of screening are inconsistent.
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"Disclosure is not inconsistent with using litigation finance," he said.
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But his decision is inconsistent with DOJ policy and procedures.
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And it's totally inconsistent with our values as a nation.
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Rapid growth in gas consumption is inconsistent with stagnating production.
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But instead of dominating, the Terps were inconsistent all season.
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It's also inconsistent with the FAA's regulations in other places.
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The technical answer is that Johnson's short game remains inconsistent.
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Inconsistent with who we say we are as a nation.
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" Their actions were "inconsistent with any legitimate law enforcement purpose.
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But according to Radchenko's friend, contact with Martin was inconsistent.
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The researchers ultimately found that the studies' results were inconsistent.
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"Inconsistent action to the knuckleball," Boston manager John Farrell said.
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However, I've found Burger King's quality to be wildly inconsistent.
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Her start to 2016 was strong but has been inconsistent.
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People are inconsistent about the kind of exposure they'll tolerate.
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Yahoo has an inconsistent record with meeting government data demands.
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The experience can be a little inconsistent right now, too.
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Inconsistent government policies were part of the problem, Tawazadza said.
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It's tough to win on the road when you're inconsistent.
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They need to address the president's inconsistent and debilitating rhetoric.
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The back half of the Thunder's season has been inconsistent.
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It may have been in inconsistent application of sanitation measures.
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In fact, all the friends age at wildly inconsistent rates.
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But I think it's been inconsistent, to say the least.
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Mr. Trump's own approach at labeling Democrats has been inconsistent.
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Even when the authorities provide answers, they are often inconsistent.
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On Saturday, his fastball still zipped, but in inconsistent directions.
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Son, its founder and CEO, has an inconsistent track record.
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Initial data was positive, but inconsistent funding stymied further progress.
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But their sweeping conclusions often feel overblown and sometimes inconsistent.
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That letter is inconsistent of where we are right now.
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It's a symphony of light's inconsistent ability to permeate celluloid.
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But even the reasons for that difficulty spike are inconsistent.
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" He called the changes "inconsistent with democratic norms and values.
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It seems inconsistent with the stated objectives of Republican leaders.
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This is not inconsistent with threats made by past presidents.
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Giuliani's comments are obviously inconsistent with what has come before.
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"While removing search results is inconsistent with Google's mission, providing no information (or a heavily degraded user experience that amounts to no information) is more inconsistent with our mission," Google said at the time.
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As hyped as the Tigers were headed into the season, following a near-win in last year's national title game, they actually had a pretty inconsistent year—well, as inconsistent as 11-1 can be.
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But that's asking too much of the story's irksome, inconsistent characters.
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"The idea was that Belter would be consistently inconsistent," Armstrong says.
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But those results, right now, are wonky and inconsistent at best.
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Though art-making remained a constant presence, her resources were inconsistent.
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In particular, they highlight inconsistent quality as Patanjali expanded very quickly.
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Kyrie Irving was inconsistent; Kevin Love and J.R. Smith were invisible.
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We must resist this because it is inconsistent with American values.
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In talking to friends and coworkers, Face ID can be inconsistent.
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The few existing studies are in adults and offer inconsistent results.
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I was inconsistent with my medicines and my weight-loss regimen.
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Governments are wildly inconsistent in their approach to extended producer responsibility.
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Facebook's harmful content policies have long been confusing, inconsistent and isolated.
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Despite all this simplicity, the battery life on Skybuds was inconsistent.
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And immigration experts worry it could lead to inconsistent decision making.
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Historically, Twitter's interpretation and enforcement of its rules have been inconsistent.
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Inevitably, Roca had a lot to say about my inconsistent technique.
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In addition, the pressure-driven extrusion system can be somewhat inconsistent.
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Elmore said pathologists are not to blame for inconsistent results, however.
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Its website crashed, maps were inconsistent and call centers were overloaded.
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Atlanta&aposs offense has been rather inconsistent at times as well.
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But these efforts were described as "ad hoc, reactive and inconsistent".
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The fight highlights how inconsistent Facebook's policy towards prescription drugs is.
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Two jurors said the plaintiff's testimony wasn't credible and was inconsistent.
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Studies looking at the benefits of haptics in VR are inconsistent.
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The visual language of the game's world, meanwhile, can be inconsistent.
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Even if that happens, association punishments are wildly and randomly inconsistent.
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"Everything was working, but it was kind of inconsistent," Minor said.
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Not inconsistent enough to get knocked out of the playoffs, though.
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On the world stage, Trump's foreign policy actions have been inconsistent.
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To date, the administration's messaging on the crisis has been inconsistent.
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Detroit's offense, which has been inconsistent, missed on some scoring chances.
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The 26.0x optical zoom can be good, but it's mostly inconsistent.
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Keeping an inconsistent sleep-wake time throws off your circadian rhythms.
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Many local officials say inconsistent gun laws are fueling the trade.
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When Hound does stumble, it does so in weird, inconsistent ways.
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However, the holes are irregularly placed and inconsistent with biting patterns.
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Budgeting simply is more complicated when you have an inconsistent income.
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Trump poses a danger due to his shallow and inconsistent thinking.
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The United States cannot afford an inconsistent message or confused policy.
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THERE is a way around the inconsistent state laws on restitution.
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But even after 85033, presidents have been inconsistent in its application.
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Even so, the work was inconsistent and paid poorly, he said.
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Train schedules from Long Island were inconsistent early in the season.
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"That's not inconsistent with what we'd expect," the second official said.
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The art — images from Graphite's adventures, discarded sketches — is appropriately inconsistent.
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Although the enforcement of these principles has been inconsistent, they have
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We think that is very inconsistent to why people own bonds.
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Those conflicting goals can play out in a bafflingly inconsistent manner.
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Russia has been given three weeks to explain the inconsistent data.
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Stylists didn't really like Ross Geller's inconsistent and sometimes sloppy style.
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He bounced around seven organizations and morphed into an inconsistent reliever.
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"Their activity that we've observed is inconsistent with denuclearization," Abrams replied.
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The Nats had hoped he would stabilize their inconsistent, volatile bullpen.
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Even finding the regulations for each state is an inconsistent experience.
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The inconsistent findings about incontinence make it difficult to draw conclusions.
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The Terrapins have been inconsistent at times, but they beat Iowa.
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But several staffers said such instructions have been inconsistent and incomplete.
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People who care more are often more inconsistent with their values.
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The screens are often an unreadable, inconsistent, layered tangle of ads.
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Phil Mickelson's inconsistent round of 70 left him tied for 21st.
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This may sound inconsistent, but it's not that hard to understand.
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And it's one that the show is a little inconsistent about.
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A person's genetic makeup may help to explain the inconsistent findings.
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The party's commitment to life has often been inconsistent, even hypocritical.
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"The bottom line is we have been consistently inconsistent," he said.
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I'm well aware that McCain could be maddeningly inconsistent and flawed.
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What kind of writer induces such rapturous and wildly inconsistent characterizations?
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But lately, their pitching has been inconsistent and their offense worse.
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What these stars share with many others is an inconsistent income.
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"This is inconsistent with what the president has done," he said.
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North Carolina Republicans said they were being victimized by inconsistent standards.
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Prior to moving into her apartment, her diabetes management was inconsistent.
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While NordVPN delivers in the privacy department, speed can be inconsistent.
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The prosecution's case relied heavily on her testimony, which was inconsistent.
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That means that while it's very competent, it's also very inconsistent.
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Yet the response beyond that from U.S. companies has been inconsistent.
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In that sense, the concept is remarkably optimistic, if somewhat inconsistent.
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That is the kind of stock that has very inconsistent numbers.
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But, four months after the restaurant's opening, the food is inconsistent.
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The set looks terrific, even though the scale is nonsensically inconsistent.
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"I am very often being purposefully inconsistent," Kessler said, when pressed.
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The Pentagon is investigating inconsistent accounts about what prompted the attack.
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"Profits are in no way inconsistent with purpose," Mr. Fink wrote.
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D.S. laws meeting its criteria are not inconsistent with federal policy.
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But these modes are not as inconsistent as they first appear.
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In truth, the primary system is strange, inconsistent, and occasionally rigged.
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"It's a number of issues where he's been inconsistent — consistently inconsistent," David said, ticking off Christie's past statement of support for Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor and his 1994 remark that he had donated to Planned Parenthood.
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This is Baum's Oz in a nutshell: wildly inventive and incredibly inconsistent.
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The autofocus is slow and inconsistent, and colors are routinely blown out.
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He said Verizon's actions were "inconsistent" with its public posture regarding diversity.
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That is inconsistent with where the company has chosen to introduce iQOS.
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It is also inconsistent with modern Virginia's image as a suburban dynamo.
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An inconsistent consumer experience means you should probably wait before you buy.
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And in cases where historical evidence might be inconsistent with his cherished
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No, in this case, it isn't maddeningly inconsistent enforcement by the officials.
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It's inconsistent with the way nations ought to behave around the world.
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The review also found inconsistent discipline in comparable cases of faculty misconduct.
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Baseball games and tangos, that's inconsistent with the seriousness of the day.
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"Their actions were inconsistent with our standards & values," the hotel's account tweeted.
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While popular with voters, the president-elect's security policies have been inconsistent.
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"Between this interview that I did and the inconsistent answers," Hannity said.
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While both are inconsistent with Roe, the latter constitutes a subtler attack.
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"He can't be straightforward, because the policy is inherently inconsistent," Legum said.
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Tech giants like Facebook have been criticized for its inconsistent content moderation.
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The bottom line is that the White Houses economic policies are inconsistent.
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The bottom line is that the White House's economic policies are inconsistent.
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Inconsistent and patchwork privacy rules will only compound consumers concerns and confusion.
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Hollywood's long awards season has often proved contradictory and inconsistent this year.
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The camera is inconsistent, and too reliant on ideal lighting and positioning.
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Speaking of sound, the volume within the app is wildly, jarringly inconsistent.
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The evidence is inconsistent, they say, and the criteria are too broad.
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"It's what we've been all year: inconsistent," Barton told the Denver Post.
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As a federal holiday, the celebration of Columbus Day is quite inconsistent.
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Here are some of the flags Lochte raised: Flag 1: Inconsistent statements.
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Flag 5: Inconsistent behavior: Video evidence shows the swimmers relaxed that evening.
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Is the voice glitching just a bit of inconsistent, stylistic narrative flair?
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Undone by injuries and inconsistent play, the team won just four games.
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Bowerman says their stories have been inconsistent and have changed multiple times.
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Although Trump's rhetoric on abortion was often inconsistent, it was certainly visceral.
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Playback issues aside the UI is also hinky and inconsistent between devices.
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The crackdown coupled with YouTube's inconsistent communication has caused fear and confusion.
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"They ignore facts that are inconsistent with their beliefs," he told her.
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And it is inconsistent with the First Amendment's guarantee of religious liberty.
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Somehow Rick filed 3 separate copyright applications, which were inconsistent and incomplete.
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The Packers offense was already inconsistent before the line got banged up.
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Conley, who has a 25 ERA, has been wildly inconsistent this year.
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Stephenson called the testimony of a key witness inconsistent and not credible.
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But CTA's prudishness has since then proven inconsistent, biased, and short-sighted.
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" China called the US description of the incident "inconsistent with the facts.
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If you think about it, the two visions are not completely inconsistent.
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Even their access to basic things like humor and empathy are inconsistent.
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She bagged the opening set, however, on her opponent's equally inconsistent serve.
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Irving in particular has bizarre and inconsistent habits when fighting through screens.
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The argument from Senate Democrats is not only unreasonable, it is inconsistent.
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Exxon contended that the documents were not inconsistent with its public positions.
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"The findings are not inconsistent with drowning," the medical examiner's report said.
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Many people called her a "hypocrite," saying her political stance was inconsistent.
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Mr. Groves' conduct was unacceptable and inconsistent with these policies and standards.
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Trump has been more inconsistent in his position on the civil war.
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Inconsistent policy out of Washington has complicated this situation since the beginning.
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For me, I found that inconsistent savings led to consistently lower contributions.
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But the defense harassed Wentz and shut down the Eagles' inconsistent offense.
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At the state level, protections for LGBT employees are haphazard and inconsistent.
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The problem is, Everlane's footwear can be inconsistent in terms of fit.
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Sometimes, our choices are mutually inconsistent, or we change our minds erratically.
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Low investment and inconsistent management quality also weigh on productivity, economists say.
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The figure is inexplicable, and inconsistent with his other publicly available filings.
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Yet the effort to press them for information about fighters appears inconsistent.
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The Study's claims on this score are inconsistent with the factual record.
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"Subletting an apartment is inconsistent with this fundamental purpose," Mr. Luxemburg said.
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Regardless, he said, an ideological agenda is inconsistent with the conference's mission.
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During that time, Ms. Salman gave statements that agents said were inconsistent.
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That view is inconsistent with our democratic and republican notions of law.
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Exxon contends that the documents were not inconsistent with its public positions.
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There are published sources for each number, even if they are inconsistent.
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Alderson said Cespedes's inconsistent daily training program was at fault, not Barwis.
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My 5G network tests, often performed via the Speedtest app, were inconsistent.
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The network is brand-new, speeds are inconsistent, and coverage is sparse.
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Yet nearly every argument in support for the Electoral College is inconsistent.
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Either way, it is not inconsistent with Trump's evocation of Civil War.
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The home Garden crowd, too, was typically inconsistent and too easily quieted.
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Who wins and who loses in the process is an inconsistent business.
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Calling the establishing of civilian settlements inconsistent with international law hasn't worked.
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Mr. Trump's handling of the drone episode with China was similarly inconsistent.
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"My splitter today, I felt like it was just inconsistent," Eovaldi said.
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Buttigieg says he "never worked on a project" inconsistent with his values.
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As longtime users are well aware, Twitter is notorious for inconsistent enforcement.
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His old, uphill swing was good for batting practice, but inconsistent thereafter.
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Trump has given risibly inconsistent accounts of his own ties to Russia.
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Considering how intermittent and inconsistent these issues are, that's not that surprising.
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In Alaska, rules for pot advertising are unclear and inconsistent, Weltzin said.
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Second, the inconsistent use of domain names is confusing for the user.
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I don't see why faith should be seen as inconsistent with science.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning have been a very inconsistent and somewhat disappointing .
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But the inconsistent voters aren't some secret bloc of hard-core progressives.
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This allows Google to apply them in a discriminatory or inconsistent manner.
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The offense, however, has been inconsistent at best and bad at worst.
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Many creators, including him, criticized the new policy as vague and inconsistent.
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Although UCLA's shooting was inconsistent, the Bruins responded on the other end.
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" Coats said likewise that they had observed activity "inconsistent with full denuclearization.
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Omar's recognition that her words were hurtful has been inconsistent at best.
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Jake Arrieta, the 2015 N.L. Cy Young Award winner, has been inconsistent.
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With this inconsistent schedule, how have you managed to keep a relationship?
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But it has been inconsistent in how it has treated different countries.
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Some help is on the way for the wounded and inconsistent Yankees.
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As in his political opinions, so in his personal life, Swift was inconsistent.
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Some of Mr. Christie's explanations of his stances on guns have been inconsistent.
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The problem of course is that this medical information is often inconsistent itself.
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EU COMMISSION'S HANDLING OF BAILOUT PROGRAMMES WAS GENERALLY WEAK AND INCONSISTENT - AUDITORS SAY
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Sodi likes that they come out inconsistent and looking ancient from the process.
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Observers think Tannehill has a weak deep ball when it's really just inconsistent.
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Still, some information in the metadata was inconsistent with the institution's website terms.
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"Chinese animate (drones) with their values, which are inconsistent with ours," Markey said.
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Travis cited including inconsistent house price growth and depressed consumer confidence as problems.
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But again, like the regular camera, the OnePlus's Portrait mode, is kinda inconsistent.
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That's a problem, because medical apps have a record of being dangerously inconsistent.
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Rosfeld provided police with inconsistent statements following the shooting, according to police records.
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Her explanation about why the officers approached L.H. was also inconsistent, prosecutors added.
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" Johnson said Obama's views on the EU were "incoherent ... inconsistent and ... downright hypocritical.
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When it comes to body cameras, that accountability has been inconsistent at best.
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Trump made comments earlier this summer that appeared inconsistent with U.S. immigration rules.
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Sometimes, the incessant drive for new readers seems inconsistent with core Times values.
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And if you run this over decades then these two views become inconsistent.
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Evidence of moderation in both states was "modest and somewhat inconsistent", they decided.
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As for battery life, the Z3 has been a bit inconsistent for me.
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Gase, considered an offensive whiz, had an inconsistent offensive unit to work with.
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Arizona Cardinals (3-4-1): Perhaps the most inconsistent team in the NFC.
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He has criticized Mr. Cruz for inconsistent views on supporting renewable fuel standards.
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Neither social intolerance nor inconsistent support for democratic norms, however, is particularly new.
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But 25 percent see other reasons, which include softer and inconsistent U.S. data.
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That only sounds inconsistent, until one sees who wins every time: the top.
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Those results are, unfortunately, too inconsistent from which to draw any good conclusions.
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The changes are largely refreshing, but come with rough edges and inconsistent rules.
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This arrangement keeps guns out at sea, avoiding bothersome and inconsistent national laws.
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There is a through line connecting all of these inconsistent election-season dynamics.
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The inconsistent Pacers used their dramatic flair to their advantage on Saturday night.
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It's not the worst of offenses but it is inconsistent and mildly annoying.
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The marks I saw were inconsistent with what I see in my work.
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And the results were profoundly counterintuitive or at least inconsistent with conventional wisdom.
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There are still tradeoffs, including inconsistent speeds, that hinder PureVPN’s performance.
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Dignitas can be inconsistent though and haven't had much experience against SK Gaming.
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Some people might also be frustrated by inconsistent experiences with chip card readers.
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But the president-elect himself sends conflicting signals and is decidedly inconsistent. 13.
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Prager's argument is inconsistent with certain strands of conservative thought, but not all.
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The critical task is to turn those potentially inconsistent objectives into implementable actions.
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It was a collection of interesting ideas thrown into an inconsistent, frustrating framework.
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The shareholder contends that BlackRock's proxy voting behavior is inconsistent with long-termism.
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The early dishes, though, were all over the map, and inconsistent to boot.
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That is, of course, inconsistent with other dimensions of the Trump policy agenda.
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Why would Franken use a discredited lawyer's inconsistent statements to berate a colleague?
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That would be both fundamentally inconsistent with the law and bad for business.
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Ethical standards applied in inconsistent and self-serving ways are merely window dressing.
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They are inexpensive and easy to maintain, but their results can be inconsistent.
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Fiscal responsibility is inconsistent with taking on any more credit than you need.
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Embiid is also very inconsistent on the defensive end and on the glass.
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LVMH's online strategy appears inconsistent across its more than 210 businesses and brands.
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Other sections were just seemingly marked down at random and used inconsistent signage ...
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Mercurial to the core, this type of inconsistent boss is like Russian roulette.
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The allegation of misconduct is completely inconsistent with the rest of my life.
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My efforts were an inconsistent mix of easy and difficult entries and clues.
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And the previously-inconsistent G2 finally has a major win under its belt.
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For another, they were inconsistent for much of the season, especially on defense.
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He called China's behavior "inconsistent with the principles and purposes" of the exercise.
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But for the White House and Trump, changes have been limited — and inconsistent.
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But in the last few months, she has been inconsistent on the issue.
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Tuchel fell out with club officials over the course of an inconsistent season.
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Build quality is sometimes shoddy or inconsistent; accessories are limited; service is nonexistent.
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The Trump team has been inconsistent in their statements about what happens next.
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But some delivery firm owners claim Amazon's termination decisions are capricious and inconsistent.
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"This framework agreement appears to be inconsistent with Federal law," said the letter.
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Inconsistent communication and support between medical staff members and families plays a role.
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Richard Blumenthal called it "inconsistent" with the information provided to lawmakers on Wednesday.
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I don't think that's consistent with-- inconsistent with what I said on politics.
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Around half of the population is either disengaged or has ideologically inconsistent views.
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America's primary focus on the war has contributed to an inconsistent peace effort.
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Being strong is not inconsistent with appeasing the North Koreans or Vladimir Putin.
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The country's kava harvests have been inconsistent for years because of outdated farming.
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He tweeted that the suspension was abrupt and inconsistent with their past communications.
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White House legislative director Marc Short denied that Trump's message has been inconsistent.
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This and statements he has made previously are flatly inconsistent with your letter.
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This runs counter to my original intention and is inconsistent with Corning's Values.
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Despite this impressive accomplishment, Gordon's play was inconsistent and he frequently was benched.
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Asked by Dickerson to explain his seemingly inconsistent positions, Christie attempted to clarify.
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Trump, Jr. doesn't think he's been inconsistent in his statements about the meeting.
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"Justice is as inconsistent as the people who create it," her mother wrote.
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Trump often comes across as incoherent and inconsistent on the issue of abortion.
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" The school has called the lyrics "offensive and inconsistent with our core values.
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He highlighted issues on which Clinton has been inconsistent like the Keystone XL pipeline.
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He has been incessantly fiddling with line combinations because of injuries and inconsistent performance.
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And true enough, in my tests, the gains were mostly negligible, if not inconsistent.
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Given the ever-evolving aromas and flavors, Burgundy's story may appear to be inconsistent.
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Performance is inconsistent, but you can occasionally send a spitball flying over 30 feet.
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While the technique has shown some promise, its positive effects tend to be inconsistent.
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GUILFOYLE: It would be very inconsistent is you didn&apost ask for some tickets.
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That fear has everything to do with the man himself, and his inconsistent messages.
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Revising the definition of an illiquid asset is "unnecessary and inconsistent," the LSTA said.
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"The allegation of misconduct is completely inconsistent with the rest of mylife," he said.
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" While Tripp underwent several different kinds of therapy, Stacey said his progress was "inconsistent.
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Since each manufacturer has to build its own implementation, the results can be inconsistent.
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And in many countries, the climate is hot, and electricity is inconsistent or unavailable.
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The first has been to pick hard hitters who were previously considered too inconsistent.
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But this righteousness feels hopelessly shoehorned in and inconsistent, devoid of any narrative logic.
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The appeals court said many more inconsistent things about the two sets of cases.
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But PSVR sacrifices too much, delivering an inconsistent and too-often physically discomforting experience.
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Inconsistent decisions and differing laws create difficulties for election administrators and breed voter confusion.
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Garcia has slipped to No. 23 in the world during a highly inconsistent 2018.
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Erasing Wall Street reforms also seems somewhat inconsistent with the core of Trump's message.
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So the problem may be with the process — and nationally, it's an inconsistent one.
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While Trump's policies are inconsistent, the broad contours of his vision are clear enough.
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But the drawbacks, in terms of inept and inconsistent policymaking, are beginning to tell.
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Cramer noted that Marcato's history in taking big, public activist positions has been inconsistent.
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That's inconsistent with the character of God, and that's not what the Bible says.
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I say "should" because it was inconsistent in my 24 hours with the camera.
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"Hillary Clinton is very inconsistent," says Maymouna Sissoko Thiam, a rising sophomore at Columbia.
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It messes with your circadian rhythm by giving you an inconsistent wake-up time.
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It's a pretty amazing feature when it works (but it can definitely be inconsistent).
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Weaning banks away from JGBs is not inconsistent with the central bank's objectives though.
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Although it has a somewhat inconsistent history, Ethan Allen reported a very strong quarter.
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Red lines Trump, despite authorizing strikes earlier this year, has been inconsistent on Syria.
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The market has more quantity than quality; the sizing (and pricing!) is wildly inconsistent.
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Samsung C&T said the decision was "inconsistent" with rulings made in related cases.
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The heart rate monitoring is inconsistent, and many times it just doesn't measure anything.
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I also thought it was inconsistent with the principles of the Department of Justice.
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But there's just so much of it and my waves are just so inconsistent.
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This is inconsistent with health care as a human right and favors medical Darwinism.
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Despite having somewhat inconsistent experiences between OSes, PIA VPN security features do their job.
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All too often, the NFL gets it wrong, with inconsistent punishments and inexpert investigations.
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To serious tapers, "phone recordings" are synonymous with incomplete, inconsistent, and rarely enjoyable documentation.
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Inconsistent guidelines are also likely to increase skepticism among the public about their accuracy.
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The inconsistent policies are causing travel interruptions, broken equipment and wasted food, supporters say.
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It's not inconsistent for one twin to have more "Broadly European" than the other.
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Public disclosure of self-driving car testing data is inconsistent and varies by state.
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The Real Deal has endured an indifferent, inconsistent run in his recent UFC career.
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The window for inconsistent enforcement and bureaucratic bungling by officials appears to be substantial.
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Measuring how many people listen is also inconsistent and a regular source of frustration.
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And, his explanations for why he won't release his returns has been somewhat inconsistent.
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But the results have revealed an inconsistent offense that has feast-or-famine tendencies.
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Cespedes has been one of the few bright spots for an inconsistent Mets offense.
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Congo's influential Catholic Church said the official results were inconsistent with its own tallies.
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The weird thing is that it's inconsistent: it's in mammals, but not all mammals.
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But I also think I probably made inconsistent, bad decisions while I was there.
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The issue is not one of military action but, rather, inconsistent and contradictory messaging.
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Stone has been inconsistent about any contact he has had with Assange and WikiLeaks.
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Mr. Fravel said the hangars are not necessarily inconsistent with the Chinese president's assertions.
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"The court's rulings have been unfairly prejudicial, inconsistent, and contrary to law," attorneys wrote.
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But sudden rule changes and inconsistent enforcement have produced complaints from some foreign firms.
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And it has at times appeared inconsistent in the applications of its own rules.
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It's totally inconsistent theater to theater, and in the [same] theater day to day.
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The 1997 and 2016 teams have some similarities in terms of their inconsistent play.
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Survivors of all kinds of sexual misconduct face endless institutional bureaucracy and inconsistent outcomes.
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So, I don't think the bond market is telling you an inconsistent story here.
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Difficult personalities can make the workplace challenging, but inconsistent management is downright crazy-making.
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Although brief and at times inconsistent, this book achieves something worthwhile, uncommon and lovely.
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Investigators said the driver's use of Autopilot was "in ways inconsistent" with Tesla's guidance.
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Even more important, he writes, Honest reasoning about issues is inconsistent with group loyalty.
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It seems we're in for more opaque, inconsistent rules-based enforcement and speech debates.
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And it's not as if he's been inconsistent with this murder weapon of choice.
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He lamented his inconsistent approach shots after driving the ball in the short grass.
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That entry was deemed inconsistent with the others, and so LAUGHING MATTER was born.
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Mr. Burton quickly recanted his statement, which was inconsistent with evidence at the scene.
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But American policies are inconsistent and weak, relative to many countries, in supporting them.
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Aggressive steps by DeWine and others, however, have been complicated by Trump's inconsistent rhetoric.
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Wilander agreed that the ATP was inconsistent in enforcing the rules for different players.
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When the murder was so clear, why have so many inconsistent statements been made?
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Among other things, officials had failed to disclose inconsistent statements by a key witness.
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But so does an inconsistent regulatory framework that is contributing to serious, immediate dangers.
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The notion that treating workers fairly is inconsistent with a successful business is misguided.
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Why have so many inconsistent statements been made while the murder was so clear?
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Will and Joel liked the idea but justifiably felt it was a bit inconsistent.
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But studies in the past have been inconsistent in terms of seafood mislabeling rates.
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First, to know him is to know that he is unreliable, unscrupulous and inconsistent.
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"An autopsy performed today has revealed no trauma inconsistent with lifesaving measures," prosecutors said.
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Indeed, the Irish bill, if enacted, would be inconsistent with EU and international law.
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The scents are heavy, inconsistent and, in his view, maybe just a bit unrefined.
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" The network's entertainment president called the statement "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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They complain of inconsistent updates from the company about the status of the plane.
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Distinctions based on color and ancestry are utterly inconsistent with our traditions and ideals.
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Those findings are not inconsistent with the effect of a surface-to-air missile.
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Goaltender Petr Mrazek has been inconsistent, and the defensive corps has no certifiable stars.
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At the same time, Fischer's comments were not inconsistent with that sort of view.
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The inspector general found inconsistent methods of communication by FBI agents with their sources.
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I'd enjoyed this more than Wells, who had described it as confused and inconsistent.
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"I was a little bit inconsistent in my delivery to the plate," he said.
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And when you look at the big picture, you're left with an inconsistent dud.
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Moreover, the Congressional Budget Office's (CBO) current baseline approach is inconsistent and fundamentally flawed.
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"Cheap caviar is usually inconsistent, old, soft, salty, or just plain awful," Mitchell says.
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Out-of-pocket costs are a major factor associated with inconsistent use of contraception.
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That would be terribly inconsistent with what I know about the Bureau of Prisons.
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Those orders would be "inconsistent" with the duties of the executive branch, he said.
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He has had an inconsistent record of tapping top-notch singers for his projects.
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It shocks me and it is absolutely inconsistent with the values of this administration.
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Though popular, these approaches have had inconsistent results when it comes to educational outcomes.
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Fox first showcased inconsistent statements Marco Rubio had made in the past on immigration.
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The group subsequently stripped names from many documents but remained inconsistent in its practices.
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Then he drove for Uber, but the inconsistent hours and pay weighed on him.
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But this, too, is inconsistent with the experience of many people who use drugs.
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We expect that former Director Comey will come back because there&aposs a lot in this IG report that is inconsistent with testimony or appears to be inconsistent with testimony that he and others have given under oath to various congressional committees.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't note a technical, but inconsistent difficulty with the Rev.
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They do a terribly job communicating these policies and a wildly inconsistent job enforcing them.
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"The Real Deal" Pearson has endured an indifferent, inconsistent run in his recent UFC career.
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But scale weight is a highly inconsistent and inaccurate measure of overall health and progress.
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Viall's inconsistent, often hateful performances on multiple previous seasons haven't landed him in that category.
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He did this by identifying "swamplands": failed universes that are too logically inconsistent to exist.
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" Adams' lawyer responded that Moore's claims were "completely inconsistent with his view of the relationship.
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But the actual policy and practice behind this order is inconsistent with its stated purpose.
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The actress, 27, said her decision to work with Allen was "inconsistent" with her beliefs.
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This is inhumane and inconsistent with our values, but powerful forces guard the status quo.
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The screenshots in the president's video are also inconsistent with Google's logo and homepage doodles.
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They were inconsistent in 1.12, and we've reproduced the exact inconsistency they had back then.
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Three, YouTube (and other platforms) made inconsistent, sometimes baffling statements about Jones before banning him.
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The cause of whale deaths in this vastly-understudied species largely remain an inconsistent puzzle.
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But there have been years of bold reform pledges from Abe, with inconsistent follow through.
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Lawmakers described the proposal as being inconsistent with plans for a 355-ship naval force.
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But the Logan Paul incident highlights the consistently inconsistent application of YouTube's content moderation rules.
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After lab testing, the FDA said it found inconsistent amounts of belladonna in the tablets.
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So far, the research is inconsistent, and as is common, more needs to be done.
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Your shadows can look relatively inconsistent and discolored if you need to do extra processing.
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Amber was leaving Penthouse nightclub in WeHo Saturday night ... and frankly was a little inconsistent.
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To college students, we see the two mainstream candidates as fraudulent, inconsistent, lying, and unethical.
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The result is an inconsistent and often restrictive patchwork of regulations from state to state.
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But the forecasts were inconsistent about how much precipitation would fall in the week ahead.
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In addition, Amnesty says that when Twitter does enforce a response to abuse, it's inconsistent.
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This means that doing the right thing is often inconsistent with our other personal goals.
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As measurements became more precise, scientists discovered that these natural timekeepers were fickle and inconsistent.
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It is entirely inconsistent with our commitment to fostering equality and inclusion in every workplace.
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American commanders evaluate casualty claims made by external organisations in inconsistent and sometimes restrictive ways.
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That would make Trump look inconsistent – although that's not something that appears to bother him.
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On the day itself inconsistent vote tallies and unexpected delays did little to inspire confidence.
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PIRRO: Well, that&aposs prior inconsistent statement or possibly the basis for a crime here?
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And though ad rates have reportedly risen in recent weeks, publisher engagement has been inconsistent.
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Police say Rogers gave "numerous contradictory and inconsistent statements" about the shooting, the complaint states.
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It's inconsistent in its intentions, but at least some of those intentions are good ones.
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He said the second quarter data could be inconsistent, before improving in the second half.
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Quarterback Cam Newton has been inconsistent, and his supporting pieces have not elevated their games.
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Prosecutors avoid duplicative investigations because they waste resources and, in some instances, yield inconsistent results.
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I was a little bit inconsistent yesterday but I obviously made up for it today.
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Finally, the signatures were inconsistent, with initials on one affidavit and full names on another.
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Some also view cinema and acting, as a form of dissembling, as inconsistent with Islam.
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Accused of being inconsistent and overreaching, India's tax rules are often criticized as tax terrorism.
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"[T]he case is remanded for further proceedings not inconsistent with this opinion", she wrote.
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Acute psychosis: The parent kills the child based on ideas that are inconsistent with reality.
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This approach is characteristic of Republican governance — though again, inconsistent with the party's self-image.
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But experts warn that data about amusement park safety is limited, and regulations are inconsistent.
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However, the assumptions underlying the Mitchell numbers were inconsistent with exit-polls from northern states.
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Self-employment definitely has its perks, but budgeting with an inconsistent income can be tough.
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Its workforce was geographically diffuse; workers had inconsistent income, no benefits, and little job security.
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"And humans," Dr. Eeg said, "are one of the most inconsistent species on the planet."
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This seems really at first glance, inconsistent with what we know of Ambien's side effects.
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" The intelligence assessment also noted officials have observed "activity that is inconsistent with full denuclearization.
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"I can only say that's inconsistent with what you said in your email," King replied.
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To replace him, they turned to the once exciting, if sometimes inconsistent, Robert Griffin III.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia's foreign policies took multiple, wildly inconsistent forms.
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Meanwhile, Anderson's attorneys have told local media that the accuser has given multiple inconsistent statements.
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Conservative legal scholars have also criticized inconsistent applications of the test in the lower courts.
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" The intelligence assessment also noted officials have observed "activity that is inconsistent with full denuclearization.
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Verdict: Plausible, but the supporting testimony is inconsistent with the chronology of the building's construction.
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Some of those explanations, however, are inconsistent with research into the causes of mass violence.
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Trump has been inconsistent on when to call for policy changes after a catastrophic event.
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The problem is the reasons to cancel someone are so inconsistent, lessons are rarely learned.
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Some claim he is inconsistent and say he is grouchy and moody behind the plate.
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The pair's statements were allegedly "inconsistent and unsatisfactory" to the mother, according to the document.
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I had more success on a parallel street, but it was still spotty and inconsistent.
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Either he's as complex and unpredictable as a real person, or his characterization is inconsistent.
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At first, he ran a training program for young workers, but attendance was too inconsistent.
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This would be welcome news to travelers frustrated with paying high prices for inconsistent service.
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From what unique authority that stems is, if not always unclear, inconsistent and sometimes dubious.
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More importantly, Westbrook's irresponsible intensity assuages the stress from Oklahoma City's inconsistent half-court offense.
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"It's unfortunately inconsistent with reality, but it does motivate people, including in here," Scott said.
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That could lead to Turkey being perceived as an inconsistent, unpredictable and therefore unreliable actor.
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The Broncos offensive line has been inconsistent and their quarterback is a future Case Keenum.
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Enforcement is inconsistent: One might be stopped and shaken down or let off if uncooperative.
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Trump was also inconsistent in his support, sometimes praising the proposal and sometimes attacking it.
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The lawsuit was inconsistent with friendly messages that Riggi had sent to Rose, he said.
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The children of these employees have worse behavior and inconsistent child care, the Times reported.
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The sentiment attributed to POTUS is inconsistent w/ America's history and antithetical to American values.
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Rafael Devers, who has been inconsistent at third base, hit a three-run home run.
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That argument has no basis, either, and is inconsistent with centuries of Anglo-American law.
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And it's totally inconsistent with the worldview Trump's own running mate laid out Tuesday night.
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Inconsistent, packed with filler, Purpose has only a few highs, but boy are they high.
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But at the same time, this data was ultimately fragmentary, limited in detail, and inconsistent.
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The pill must be taken daily, and inconsistent use is the usual reason it fails.
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She said at the time that making the cake was inconsistent with her Christian beliefs.
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Trump and Bolsonaro have also been aligned in their inconsistent public statements about the fires.
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I, too, am distressed by the ever-changing guidelines, the seemingly inconsistent messages, the uncertainty.
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In some videos of the shooting, the rate of fire sounds inconsistent, at times sputtering.
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It's a poor substitute for a court of law, with lopsided, inconsistent rules of evidence.
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No wonder many people feel that laws are carried out in inconsistent and biased ways.
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Some parents who said the device was inconsistent ran their own experiments to test it.
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That disease would likely have been inconsistent with someone able to engage in meticulous planning.
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Taft had done his share of yo-yo dieting, seeking doctor's care with inconsistent success.
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Steinbrenner was asked earlier in the day if he is concerned about Stanton's inconsistent start.
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Once the instrument was working, it sent back uncertain, inconsistent findings over this polar region.
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These systems come with obstacles: They can be inconsistent and difficult to program, Kenyon says.
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The Mets' margin for error, however, is razor thin with a hobbled and inconsistent roster.
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Volatile, inconsistent and unpredictable emotions in a handler are scary and confusing for any dog.
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But the rest of these results are not particularly surprising, nor inconsistent with one another.
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Though it feels good temporarily, having an inconsistent wake-up time disturbs your circadian rhythm.
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Her father was violent and inconsistent, Ms. Wayman said, and she was bullied at school.
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U.S. public statements on settlement activities in the West Bank have been inconsistent over decades.
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The Xbox brand, meanwhile, has had a more inconsistent relationship with VR over the years.
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He is a two-time All-Star, but he has been inconsistent in his career.
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China experts say an inconsistent message and approach could undermine America's ability to successfully negotiate.
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On a sunny day of long lulls and inconsistent waves, both men reached the quarterfinals.
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He had flashes of greatness in Miami, but was largely inconsistent and hampered by injuries.
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Delivering punch after punch, the beats of The Perfection are consistently jarring, but jarringly inconsistent.
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Where do I send my annoying fan letters demanding an explanation for the inconsistent fog?
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State data centers are audited by each federal regulating agency and often produce inconsistent results.
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" The Obama administration considered ballistic missile development "inconsistent with and "in defiance of" the resolution.
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A disjointed and inconsistent responseThe airline&aposs response to complaints has been marked by inconsistencies.
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"It just makes a mockery of the sport to have it so inconsistent," he said.
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The facts are inconsistent with the excessive free market narrative reported in the international press.
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Australian universities have been inconsistent in their response to sexual assault and harassment on campus.
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But detectives found the crime scene inconsistent with his explanation, according to the DA's office.
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Because of this, data on safety and sexual assaults is sparse, inconsistent and often unreliable.
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But one must ignore its inconsistent critical pretentions to find it a wholly enjoyable exhibition.
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But its thesis is misguided and inconsistent with political science scholarship on domestic climate politics.
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Public hotspots are increasingly plentiful, but are consistently inconsistent in terms of stability and speed.
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I actually started that before the book but I've been kind of inconsistent about it.
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" According to the letter's signatories, the real estate scion is "wildly inconsistent and unmoored in principle.
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Her minimum-wage proposal is also inconsistent with her larger agenda to increase middle-class wages.
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Employees told TechCrunch that the company was "a shitshow" with inconsistent product direction and dwindling cash.
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With data storage, it has been an inconsistent story so far both for Russia and LinkedIn.
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With these scattered, inconsistent state-level policies, some social media platforms have created their own answers.
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Inconsistent working hours, uncertain income, creative frustration, and often isolated working hours are typical for musicians.
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As director Gerardo Naranjo explained to Indiewire, Zuniga's recollection of the actual events was too inconsistent.
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Big lefties with inconsistent results in Double-A don't often turn out to be All-Stars.
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Szóka argues it's not necessarily inconsistent to oppose blanket rules but favor blocking a particular merger.
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He was not allowed to challenge prosecution witnesses who allegedly had offered inconsistent testimony, they said.
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First, it is anti-democratic and inconsistent with the sovereignty of the UK as a state.
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And as Lynch withdrew from the show, it became narratively muddled, inconsistent, and sometimes downright silly.
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"His answers were inconsistent and evasive, although he remained conversational with them and cooperative," Miller said.
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Such a purpose is inconsistent with the Department's mission and with the Principles of Federal Prosecution.
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The interaction with WikiLeaks was "highly objectionable and inconsistent with U.S. national security interests," it said.
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He said in a statement they "were issued improperly" or were simply "inconsistent with current law."
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At any moment the courts interpret these fastidiously, but over time they have been highly inconsistent.
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The parental controls feature, which debuted earlier this year, produced results that were inconsistent at best.
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After lab testing, the FDA said it found inconsistent amounts of the ingredient in the tablets.
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A million small things that are inconsistent about Android have been nagging at me for years.
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That's the theory, but in my experience, this function was way too inconsistent to rely on.
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First, it's extremely difficult to have inconsistent income — especially when it comes to my student loans.
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Yet Airbnb accommodations, which have become the go-to alternative for travelers, can be highly inconsistent.
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Companies, sectors and data all seem inconsistent, and it has Wall Street pulling out its hair.
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For years, self-driving programs have been operating under hazy and often inconsistent state-level bills.
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Meanwhile, Fox's takes on the X-Men and Fantastic Four have been, at best, wildly inconsistent.
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He graduated in 2008 with a bachelor's degree in theater, but theater work was too inconsistent.
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Even Governor Andrew Cuomo, an outspoken proponent of the HQ222 deal, criticized Amazon's stance as inconsistent.
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Decisions made by those presiding over Kamrup's tribunals — who are not actual judges — were deeply inconsistent.
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Royal is particularly inconsistent, veering from hero to villain to absent god from sequence to sequence.
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My space is often invaded, with inconsistent apologies, but I can never push back, not really.
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U.S. officials have also recently recalled porcine thyroid active ingredient from China due to inconsistent quality.
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Hammel has been inconsistent, particularly in the second half, but he has been dominant at home.
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The analyst who prepared the report issued a "buy" rating that was inconsistent with his views.
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Despite being 3-3, the Jaguars have playoff aspirations, but quarterback Blake Bortles has been inconsistent.
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"It would be inconsistent to discount these benefits when setting the overal capital framework," Carney said.
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Inconsistent levels of belladonna can cause seizures, excessive sleepiness, muscle weakness and skin flushing in children.
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One of raps against you from some within the LAPD is that your discipline is inconsistent.
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When asked which pitches were the most inconsistent, Girardi cited the split-fingered fastball and slider.
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"The CMA has moved the goalposts and its analysis is inconsistent with comparable cases," Sainsbury's said.
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NOT INCONSISTENT WITH 2%, BUT IT'S NOT SAYING THAT THERE'S A LOT OF UPSIDE FROM THAT.
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If this sounds inconsistent with risk, one just has to look at policies regarding heterosexual people.
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According to reporting by Deadspin, the Customs and Border Patrol at LAX has been remarkably inconsistent.
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The results were inconsistent, so the company decided to test a vial of the water instead.
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He had entered law school, but his legal studies increasingly seemed inconsistent with his political ideals.
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One third grader, whose formal schooling has been inconsistent, speaks Portuguese and Toisanese, a Chinese dialect.
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Tre'Quan Smith, WR, New Orleans: He flashed promise at times as a rookie but was inconsistent.
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But many of those methods have given rise to inconsistent interpretations and enforcement of the TCPA.
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People also frowned upon inconsistent asylum testimony, and those who couldn't speak the host country's language.
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Faced with inconsistent results, the company tested a vial of tap water, which turned up positive.
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In its filing, the FTC acknowledged that inconsistent privacy protections may not be the optimal outcome.
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"These allegations are completely inconsistent with our values," a spokesperson told CNBC in an emailed statement.
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Experts in sexual assault say victims often behave in inconsistent ways for a variety of reasons.
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Years after United Airlines bought Continental it was not uncommon to hear stories about inconsistent operations.
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I think it doesn't -- it's very inconsistent, and it's extremely -- it makes our people very nervous.
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Companies, sectors and data all seem inconsistent, and it has Wall Street pulling out its hair.
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"[My coach] was great at calling out areas that felt inconsistent, disjointed, or confusing," said Edmond.
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The Kings' inconsistent play has been a common theme throughout the first half of the season.
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Questions swirled about his inconsistent defense, his cost and his ability to sustain his improved hitting.
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Managing cash flow can be tough for people with inconsistent income, such as contractors or freelancers.
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But what they found was that their measurement was inconsistent with the reports of other scientists.
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"What the president said yesterday is inconsistent with American values and American foreign policy," Durbin said.
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Unfortunately, however, there is also a growing tendency to discount information inconsistent with our political sympathies.
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Verdict: This is easily the most plausible and supported theory, but the available evidence is inconsistent.
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But his rhetoric was vague and inconsistent between his morning tweets and his televised, prepared speech.
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An unnecessary remark, Hal conceded, but also, she thought, not inconsistent with Oliver's sense of humor.
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The report noted that the procedures for determining eligibility for such benefits were vague and inconsistent.
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As a result, there were few, or inconsistent, consequences if individuals were reported to Human Resources.
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"He has been very inconsistent in many of the things that he has said," Cantor said.
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While the women's game has been more inconsistent, there has been one constant, and that's Williams.
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When the irrational, unpredictable, inconsistent man at the White House might just trash it all anyways?
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Wheaton and Coates are inconsistent, Rogers is teeny and not a burner, and DHB is DHB.
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But Gauff was even more inconsistent, mixing up some superb shots with some pretty awful ones.
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It's inconsistent, so I think he uses it brilliantly sometimes and it backfires on him sometimes.
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"It is not inconsistent with what we have done historically, it is just different," he said.
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This was not altogether surprising for Portugal, which had been inconsistent for much of the tournament.
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In this sense, Facebook's enforcement of its own rules has been inconsistent in Apicha CHC's case.
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This type of inconsistent boss only shows their face once a situation has reached crisis levels.
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Right now, though, the 29-year-old has found himself haunted by inconsistent putting all summer.
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"Inconsistent vocal production is minor sacrifice to pay in the shaping of great art," he wrote.
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What's been inconsistent is the level of fact-checking and investigation brought to each party's story.
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Nude therapy no longer exists because it would be inconsistent with modern psychologists' code of ethics.
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It doesn't even work particularly well on its own terms, because its terms are internally inconsistent.
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But because of loopholes and inconsistent laws at the state level, many abusers own guns anyway.
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Advocates say an inconsistent policing of the lanes undermines any efforts to get buses moving faster.
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Yost countered that the state will be harmed if the bellwether trial results in inconsistent verdicts.
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The antics are meant "to capture how overwhelming and tonally inconsistent life feels," the playwright says.
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Fears of losing jobs to trade are inconsistent with our larger embrace of innovation and competition.
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The group also noted that reports of potential benefits with higher blood levels have been inconsistent.
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"Once it makes that determination, it can forbid state laws inconsistent with that determination," he said.
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Representative Jim McGovern, Democrat of Massachusetts, said the Republicans were being hypocritical, or at least inconsistent.
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But an inconsistent approach to human rights and the rule of law has undermined his efforts.
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The inconsistent timing of springtime sprouting or blooming between different species can have further negative consequences.
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That's a misleading, false dichotomy, inconsistent with everything we know about human nature and about ourselves.
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"We have previously faulted Comey for acting unilaterally and inconsistent with Department policy," the report says.
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"Moderates" do not actually display a preference for "centrist" positions, but merely for ideologically inconsistent ones.
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And the Trump administration's trade policies in 2018 have been nothing if not inconsistent and unpredictable.
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" Ms. Barr later apologized, but ABC called her tweet "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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"When things tighten up like this, they need you to be consistent, not inconsistent," Maddon said.
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Goodell has been criticized for the inconsistent way he has penalized players in domestic violence cases.
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That means it is inconsistent, at times downright illogical and contradictory and yes, sometimes even poetic.
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Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Donald Trump's approach to foreign policy is inconsistent and overconfident.
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Or until bad, inconsistent, out-of-character writing turns Steve Rogers into his own anti-thesis.
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But it's happening because of loose and inconsistent privacy laws when it comes to AI tools.
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But there were occasional glitches and quality issues because of inconsistent internet speeds and early bugs.
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Congo's influential Catholic Church has said the results were inconsistent with those of its 40,000 observers.
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Elena Araoz's direction, which is inconsistent in its use of space and time, doesn't especially help.
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They seem out of place and out of depth and like the film, inconsistent and sluggish.
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But some say that allows the agency to be inconsistent in its application of the exemption.
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Yes, Schumer's Renee is an inconsistent character whose core morals seem to morph throughout the movie.
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Incidental gestures, which look arbitrarily chosen for surface effect, often add up to inconsistent body language.
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By some measures, around half of the population is either disengaged or has ideologically inconsistent views.
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But a closer look reveals that inconsistent data collection practices may be partially skewing those figures.
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Our assessment is bolstered by our observations of some activity that is inconsistent with full denuclearization.
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The judge said in his ruling called Gold's deposition testimony "equivocal" and "inconsistent" with his declaration.
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They had spells where they connected, but they were inconsistent about making time for each other.
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"We agree with President Reagan that the settlements are not inconsistent with international law," Pompeo said.
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"I think it is unnecessary, unwise and inconsistent with the Constitution," said Alexander of the declaration.
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The Forest Service found the proposal was inconsistent with the forests' development and visual-impact restrictions.
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Funding is highly inconsistent, and federal authority to cut across jurisdictional lines is basically non-existent.
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You have to be willing to accept some inconsistent bounces and some different kind of plays.
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"The mere existence of those emails are inconsistent with his testimony before our committee," Schiff said.
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His political opponents, and some of his allies, have criticized Mr. Trump's economic views as inconsistent.
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There was "broad consensus" that Mr. Yeger's views were inconsistent with the committee's mission, participants said.
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"The allegation of misconduct is completely inconsistent with the rest of my life," the testimony reads.
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These questions don't get addressed, which gets people to distrust science reporting because they think it's inconsistent ("Eggs are bad then eggs are good then eggs are bad again then eggs are good again...") when really the data may be consistent just the interpretations are inconsistent.
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The different results in different countries could help to explain why past studies have reached inconsistent conclusions.
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He also said the ban in inconsistent in the way some countries are included or left out.
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The content of the message was ignorant, disrespectful, and wholly inconsistent with our values as a company.
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What that means is remarkably hard to model – not least because Trump himself has been so inconsistent.
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One issue that we've run into — which may be specific to Zelda — is an inconsistent frame rate.
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It's inconsistent with what the foreign policy of the United States is, as directed by this president.
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Records show the 219-year-old gave inconsistent statements about whether he believed Rose had a gun.
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Pritzker says the Trump administration's message on trade has been "threatening and vitriolic," not to mention inconsistent.
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"While the incident ended without injury, actions inconsistent with corporate policies were taken," she told the outlet.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)But Siri is even more obnoxious than the inconsistent phone call handling.
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Partisan divisions that endure into the convention have had inconsistent effects on the state of the race.
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And privately, Widman was mystified by the various and inconsistent ways that plaintiffs' childhood memories manifested themselves.
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Some channels now have paid options, but results from this have been inconsistent in terms of ROI.
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The firm admitted it had made statements about its drug that were "inconsistent" with approved prescribing information.
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Some owners have grown displeased with the Pixel 3's inconsistent user experience several months after launch.
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Guessing what Mr Trump will do is fraught with difficulty because his statements have been so inconsistent.
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The defendants' confessions, however, were inconsistent with each other and with the physical evidence on the scene.
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However, the Packers' stout defensive play made up for Green Bay's inconsistent offense and stumbling special teams.
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At best, Apple's stewardship here is inconsistent; at worst, it's biased in favor of its own services.
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But it's too plot-heavy to dwell on her potential inner turmoil, so it just feels inconsistent.
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Its matches for certain age groups and nationalities were inconsistent; Mexican and Canadian citizens were particularly problematic.
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Johnson remains an ardent Brexiteer, and he's been a loud (if inconsistent) critic of May's Brexit deal.
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For one person it's a handy if inconsistent helper, and then in another person's hands it's heroin.
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Given that ads are terrible, and that ad revenue is notoriously inconsistent, what else is going on?
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We are looking into these claims as the actions described are inconsistent with our practices and values.
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Any decision to accept payment was in very poor judgment and inconsistent with our training and policies.
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Others include expensive transmission networks, lack of sustained investment in new electricity capacity and inconsistent government policy.
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Trump is, just as Rudd's essay on the oath warns, inconsistent, fallible, and often prone to error.
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Although this development doesn't make his earlier testimony before Congress untruthful, it is certainly inconsistent with it.
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Many of those locales are currently stuck using sluggish dial-up, spotty satellite, or inconsistent 25G wireless.
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In the past, Trump has been criticized for his inconsistent reactions to violent events over social media.
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So adoption could still be inconsistent as not every developer is likely to adapt their apps quickly.
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Perhaps more than anything, the Freedom Party has been boosted by Vienna's wildly inconsistent policies on migration.
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Part of Trump's difficulty in winning over Israelis is a message that has so far appeared inconsistent.
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The department also would have the authority to revoke exemptions found to be inconsistent with CDC guidelines.
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The only name that could actually represent something as inconsistent as that was my name: Nick Murphy.
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"This new rule is likely invalid because it is inconsistent with the existing asylum laws," Tigar wrote.
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Some aspects of Kevin's appearance on Fox were inconsistent with previous antifa behavior online and at protests.
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Public polling at the time was inconsistent, with some showing strong support and others finding strong opposition.
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That said, Apple's often bizarre and inconsistent app approval process has often been the stuff of legend.
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"Your inconsistent and hateful campaign has not only shocked the United States of America," the person says.
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Interestingly, however, the booths were arranged in a discernibly ad hoc manner—one inconsistent with the maps.
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But, she added, Ban's report highlights actions Iran has undertaken that are inconsistent with the U.N. resolution.
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While progress has been made in providing more resources to activists, these efforts are inconsistent and inadequate.
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The reverberating effects of sexual violence on the show highlight the false and inconsistent understanding of rape.
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"He's just inconsistent, he's just unreliable and he's the only witness against himself," lawyer Harvey Fishbein said.
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" The American Petroleum Institute, however, slammed the decision, calling it "inconsistent with the will of American voters.
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Inconsistent regulation of amusement parks The Consumer Product Safety Commission oversees the regulation of mobile amusement parks.
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El-Erian said he believes market watchers will continue to view the Fed's policy message as inconsistent.
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The answers were inconsistent and incomplete, responding appropriately to some but not others, the study's authors said.
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"My four seam was a little inconsistent but I was able to go deep enough," Darvish said.
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Their stories, like those of many children in these cases, were inconsistent and all over the place.
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Cooper, 49, questioned the Trump administration's inconsistent statements about how Comey handled the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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President Jeff Jones left the company, saying his beliefs were "inconsistent" with what he saw at Uber.
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"China's behavior is inconsistent with the principles and purposes of the RIMPAC exercise," a Pentagon spokesman said.
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Steven Goulart, its chief investment officer, recently told shareholders that the exit was prompted by inconsistent performance.
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The Mets' inconsistent offense has offered sporadic support to the pitching staff, creating little margin for error.
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Even though Granderson has been inconsistent this season, he had hit well against Scherzer in the past.
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As the verdict showed, that would still mean that many of China's claims are inconsistent with UNCLOS.
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The agency said studies published since the FDA authorized the claim in 1999 have shown inconsistent results.
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Lee said Sunday the President's response to Saudi Arabia has been "inconsistent" with the intelligence he's seen.
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"It is entirely inconsistent with our commitment to fostering equality and inclusion in every workplace," Danone said.
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Economic View Economists are good at measuring the past but inconsistent at forecasting future events, particularly recessions.
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"It would be plainly WTO-inconsistent," said Philippe De Baere, Brussels-based partner at Van Bael & Bellis.
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However, application of rules has been inconsistent and led to several high-profile incidents in recent years.
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Downes said working remotely can also be stressful because of the inconsistent wages that come with freelancing.
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He was also "increasingly troubled" by inconsistent statements about ATE cover and other statements by the group.
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Costas Mitropoulos, a former HRADF chief, blamed conflicting laws and inconsistent ministerial decisions for the general malaise.
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The 21-year-old Japanese, however, had an inconsistent build up to the year's first Grand Slam.
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His approach to China has been so inconsistent that observers have had to stretch to find explanations.
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Like Putnam, Hamlin's practice was inconsistent with its disclosures in its Form ADV according to the SEC.
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Rutherford-Johnson is inconsistent in how he handles composers who have reverted to some form of tonality.
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Conservative, by its very definition, is inconsistent with Trump's persona — he is far from a conventional President.
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Opponents have accused the Trump administration of taking a fragmented, inconsistent approach toward the health-care system.
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Republicans and telecom companies have recently criticized the FCC's current broadband benchmark as too high and inconsistent.
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" ABC president Channing Dungey explained that, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is 'abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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In my time working with Martha, I found her, though likable personally, to be very inconsistent politically.
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It's not just in poor taste, but also shows that he is dependent on an inconsistent philosophy.
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The biggest surprise in my tests was just how inconsistent the Touch Bar Pro's battery life was.
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Long-term Android users also bemoan things like inconsistent visual standards (despite Google's own Material Design guidelines).
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They are troubled by Trump's "America first" rhetoric and inconsistent statements on NATO and the European Union.
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His approval ratings are abysmally low, and he is walled in by a morass of inconsistent promises.
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Most governments already have pockets of data-driven activity, which are often unconnected and inconsistent across departments.
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At least I hadn't been experiencing it, because the in-ring product in today's marketplace is inconsistent.
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According to her, the problem stems from a combination of a lack of information and inconsistent information.
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His unconventional, and at times inconsistent, policy stances have sometimes led to comparisons with the U.S. president.
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As states develop these laws, there would be a patchwork of inconsistent state laws harming interstate commerce.
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This feature is great for people like me, who have inconsistent behavior when it comes to spending.
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The Brown case brought renewed criticism that the N.F.L.'s approach to discipline was inconsistent and indiscriminate.
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This data can have inconsistent standards and lack full participation and uniformity in reporting from all jurisdictions.
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Either do an inconsistent comparison (previous tweet) or a comparison with fewer scenarios (this tweet) 2/ pic.twitter.
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But the movie's strange, inconsistent rhythm ultimately works as a reflection of Ben's manic and depressive states.
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Passengers shared stories of hours-long backups, inconsistent screenings and waiting shoulder-to-shoulder to be processed.
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"There has been conduct inconsistent with Nike's core values and against our code of conduct," he said.
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Analysts said one of the obstacles to talks was that the Trump administration continuously sends inconsistent signals.
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Maisel: A television critic finds the latest season of the New York-based show inconsistent and hollow.
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A majority of statistics available are outdated, inconsistent, and largely focused on sexual violence and partner abuse.
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If values are inconsistent with the foundation of remote work, there's bound to be disappointment and confusion.
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That's inconsistent with a constitutional system that assigns to Congress — not the president — the power to legislate.
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The rules about which employees are required to submit to review are confusing and inconsistent among agencies.
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While he was cooperative, his answers were inconsistent and evasive, Mr. Miller said at a news conference.
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The air smelled of corn, the sidewalks were inconsistent and unwalkable, the sky was clear and open.
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When they do receive information about delays and their causes, it is often inconsistent, the report said.
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The jump had been inconsistent in practice, and there was no need to take an unnecessary risk.
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Because the community has come to see that gender discrimination is inconsistent with a good university's mission.
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Many story lines have become redundant, digressive or inconsistent, instead of building suspense or bolstering thematic resonance.
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Such claims are, if you think about it, completely inconsistent with everything Republicans supposedly believe about economics.
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This complex and inconsistent regulatory environment risks the country ceding our position as a leader in technology.
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He toyed with that and hit a career best 15 home runs, but felt inconsistent all season.
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"Trying to blame Ukraine for the interference is not inconsistent with Russian disinformation active measures," said Sen.
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Multiple witnesses placed Flowers near Tardy Furniture that morning, and Flowers provided inconsistent accounts of his whereabouts.
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Old Navy, which launched in 1994, had been the top prize in Gap's often inconsistent brand portfolio.
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Holding otherwise would endorse a breathtaking expansion of obstruction, and be utterly inconsistent with First Amendment freedoms.
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That's just one more example of how congressional actions and attitudes on health care reform are inconsistent.
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"The bonuses are really inconsistent, and we can't count on them from year to year," Rutledge said.
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The outcome, at least so far, is an inconsistent mix of rules that leaves almost nothing resolved.
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Managers were inconsistent in how they punished wrongdoers, he said, and in whether they enforced those penalties.
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But maybe it was that she was too inconsistent, vacillating on issues and losing steam this week.
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Peer review is notoriously inconsistent at catching errors, and retracting flawed studies can take months, even years.
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It isn't the first time Trump has been found to have an inconsistent history on climate change.
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The inconsistent enforcement of the infraction leaves players and coaches stumped over how to avoid being flagged.
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Trump's position on H-1B visas, which allow companies to hire high-skilled workers, has been inconsistent.
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However, Ofgem found that SSE was inconsistent in providing information to competitors when competing to provide connections.
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Models may fail for a variety of reasons, one of which is inadequate, inconsistent or variable data.
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Many women in the village ended up with unplanned pregnancies as a result of inconsistent contraceptive use.
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The concept of the legislation that was introduced about looting really is inconsistent with what we do.
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It's almost enough to make sense of Richard Eyre's problematic production of this already dramatically inconsistent work.
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Residency was a relentless rollercoaster of multi-day shifts, inconsistent schedules and overnights in the operating room.
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Even the iPhone has ups and downs, with some years being a little more inconsistent than others.
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They said, 'What's going on here is wholly inconsistent with what I'm trying to teach my kids.
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Kansas eventually created a new state arts commission that awards some grants, but funding has been inconsistent.
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Countries have differing and inconsistent patent laws, resulting from different policies and approaches to their technology industries.
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Most are given radiation, but prescribing drugs to counter the effects of male hormones has been inconsistent.
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"I saw things that were inconsistent with what Mr. Johnson had told me personally," she told reporters.
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The sticks were inconsistent, and some people found that they lacked the most important ingredient: the mozzarella.
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" Yet this is inconsistent with article's reliance on "the Cyprus documents obtained by The New York Times.
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But some trade experts point out that the administration's statements about sticking with the negotiations are inconsistent.
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He also argued that Mr. Lewis's statements to investigators were inconsistent with evidence at the crime scene.
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More notable were the questions senators asked, which were, at times, inconsistent or confused about basic topics.
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Brock disputes those figures though, saying that study and others were all over the place and inconsistent.
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Walls Turned Sideways may at first seem inconsistent in its simultaneous critique and inhabitation of the museum.
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With low margins and inconsistent orders, many are highly exposed to slowdowns in the worldwide demand for electronics.
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Today, that confusion is echoed in inconsistent punctuation, too: Is it President's Day, Presidents' Day or Presidents Day?
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Schinas reiterated EU sanctions policy on Russia, saying that Juncker's June 16 visit was not inconsistent with it.
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He's erratic and has sent inconsistent messages (to our allies and enemies) and he doesn't think things through.
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Now, scientists have discovered that there's a reason the calls seemed somewhat inconsistent: the frogs can't hear them.
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But it's helpful to have a handful of clients you can count on, since work can be inconsistent.
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But the nickel market has shown it can cope with the inconsistent politics of Indonesia and the Philippines.
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Even running older games that don't need much computing horsepower, they struggle with inconsistent frame rates and lag.
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Suspicion about a possible cover-up surfaced after what appeared to be inconsistent answers from Macron&aposs office.
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Cities are now starting to realize that the jobs just don't materialize, and the ancillary benefits are inconsistent.
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CAVUTO: Do you think that inconsistent stories -- and it might be just forgetting stuff in the past, Congressman.
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As Kate Klonick, a PhD candidate at Yale Law School, told ProPublica, those decisions were often strikingly inconsistent.
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"The CMA has moved the goalposts and its analysis is inconsistent with comparable cases," Sainsbury's and Asda said.
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Unclear laws and inconsistent interpretation of them have also been blamed for the flight of some foreign firms.
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Facebook has an inconsistent record when it comes to determining who exactly should be protected from hate speech.
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He gave inconsistent answers when questioned by police about how he got into the building, court papers said.
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Isner's serve allowed him to overcome inconsistent returning, a succession of botched volleys and shaky play at crunchtime.
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"It reveals conduct completely inconsistent with her assertion that the mere thought of Ghomeshi traumatized her," he said.
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"I am disappointed with myself that I used language that is offensive and inconsistent with my own beliefs."
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The Koch network has argued that Cramer is "inconsistent" on issues that matter to them, including free trade.
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But he said hacking attempts are common and efforts to thwart them can be inconsistent and poorly overseen.
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CHAOTIC, fractious and bafflingly inconsistent though the Trump administration may be, on one issue it appears united: Iran.
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However, the data on a link between seasonal influenza vaccination and GBS are variable and inconsistent, said Shimabukuro.
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Research shows that repeatedly missing sleep or keeping an inconsistent sleep schedule can mess with your rest overall.
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Prosecutors claim that Carl Rodgers initially told police inconsistent accounts of what transpired the night his wife disappeared.
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Maybe it's a question of carpet versus hard wood floors, maybe the physics of Vans is just inconsistent?
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"A school may not require transgender students to use facilities inconsistent with their gender identity," the guidance reads.
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The company also gave weaker than expected guidance for fiscal 2017, saying off-peak demand has been inconsistent.
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However, these "video actions," as Google calls them have been fairly hit or miss or inconsistent, to date.
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"Our assessment is bolstered by our observations of some activity that is inconsistent with full denuclearization," he said.
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"Certain behavior by Nair was inconsistent with the company's code of conduct," the company writes in a statement.
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Flag 4: Inconsistent physical evidence: Video surveillance appeared to show the swimmers with their valuables later that evening.
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Efforts have been dogged by conflicting policies or inconsistent enforcement, leaving large swaths of white nationalist content untouched.
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They had me on a regimen of mood stabilizers and SSRIs, but on such inconsistent schedules and doses.
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"The problem with tips is that they're very inconsistent," University of Buffalo law professor Nicole Hallett told me.
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Detectives then visited the home and interviewed Saldivar and Wilson, who provided inconsistent stories about their mother's whereabouts.
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Whipple made several inconsistent statements at the very beginning and lied about his whereabouts which were already known.
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In practice, this means the branches may still make different and potentially inconsistent decisions on nearly identical incidents.
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Quigley said it's inconsistent of Mulvaney to ask other departments to tighten their belts without tightening his own.
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We do not currently expect price declines inconsistent with our recovery rate and RV assumptions for outstanding ABS.
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From misaligned titles and margins to inconsistent design elements, it would appear Apple's slipped up on the details.
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The number was largely fueled by frustrations with inconsistent service; customer perception of reliability was just 42 percent.
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With each new episode of Game of Thrones, complaints about the hurried and inconsistent writing seem to mount.
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The rat studies also were somewhat inconsistent, with female rats not showing the same results as male rats.
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And without properly optimized apps, anything you do with the FlexPai is likely to remain buggy and inconsistent.
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Pence's stance on foreign policy may reflect a traditional Republican view, but it's generally inconsistent with Trump's campaign.
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Members of Bales' local Catholic diocese ruled that Bales' speech was too political and inconsistent with church teachings.
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Second, VA's reliance on support from veterans service organizations and other outside authorities has been inconsistent at best.
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Emergency funds are even more valuable (both financially and emotionally) when you are dealing with an inconsistent income.
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Gaetz also criticized Rosenstein for redactions in documents that have been sent to Congress, and for inconsistent statements.
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"If your feed feels too inconsistent, it can be hard for your followers to keep up," Jade says.
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Still, there have been instances where Chinese custom officials were inconsistent in carrying out the ban, Wiener noted.
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Prasad warned of how those two "inconsistent notions" could result in moral hazards and contribute to market volatility.
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Forensic psychiatrists can also help explain why asylum seekers who have experienced trauma might seem like inconsistent storytellers.
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The Cubs have been inconsistent all around, but the offense has been perhaps the biggest cause for concern.
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However, the documents are inconsistent from state to state — many only include the extra options on birth certificates.
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In an inconsistent series of defenses over this, the Trump administration has also pointed to concerns over corruption.
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Customers love the design, though there are some comments about the fit being inconsistent with the size chart.
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Then there's the Trump Administration's inconsistent trade policy with China, which has been roiling U.S. markets of late.
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I think this kind of behavior is certainly inconsistent with how to behave, and how to respect women.
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Penn State's offense, which started and stayed hot in Week 22016, was inconsistent in the first half Saturday.
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"As written, the TPP is inconsistent with U.S. domestic health priorities and global health policy," the groups wrote.
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The declaration included numerous provisions that were inconsistent with U.S. immigration policy and the Trump administration's immigration principles.
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Poorly drafted, inconsistent or onerous taxes can sharply deter investment and result in less economic growth and innovation.
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Susan Collins called the policy "inconsistent with our American values" and reaffirmed her support for reforming immigration laws.
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The US has always been inconsistent and reluctant in its approached to Syria's war, outside of defeating ISIS.
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He was studying hiring across industries and observed that most interview processes were inflexible and inconsistent for candidates.
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The inconsistent performance reminded fans why Walker, 23, is so tantalizing and so frustrating at the same time.
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It is completely inconsistent with a good faith effort and the statement that three Cabinet members made (Thursday).
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Portuguese reds are often cited as great values, but we found the less expensive wines to be inconsistent.
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Censorship will always be inconsistent at scale, and that inconsistency will only intensify as more rules are applied.
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While it's fair to blame nerves on their inconsistent play on both ends, it's also a convenient excuse.
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To expect them to do anything inconsistent with his wishes is like expecting lion cubs to turn vegetarian.
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The guard play — by Melson, Eric McClellan, Josh Perkins and Kyle Dranginis — was inconsistent early, but has improved.
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But leaders of the liberal push see the inconsistent messaging from the right as a sign of weakness.
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It has released statements describing Trump's views as inconsistent with the game's commitment to creating an inclusive environment.
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Though veterans can apply for a category upgrade, the process is confusing, inconsistent and slow, Mr. Adams said.
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In its current form however, the BUILD Act is inconsistent with America's development finance standards, traditions and values.
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Charter Communications CEO Tom Rutledge says inconsistent privacy protections undermine consumer confidence online — and that's bad for business.
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An estimated one in seven Americans faced inadequate or inconsistent access to food at some point in 2014.
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But standards to date have been inconsistent and not always aligned with those recommended by animal-welfare advocates.
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Different combinations of these elements get different, and often very inconsistent, names depending on which state you're in.
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"This is the kind of inconsistent behavior we see from the left wing," he said in a statement.
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Members of both parties blasted the move as inconsistent with Sessions' own position of deferring to states' rights.
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The group's president, Tim Phillips, said at the retreat that Mr. Cramer had been "inconsistent" on their issues.
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It's useful in an argument to show that the stance being taken against you is inconsistent or hypocritical.
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And the inconsistent labels on bins lead to millions of tons of garbage being thrown into recycling bins.
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Inconsistent capitalization and the varied appearance of the titles can obscure where one poem ends and another begins.
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The NFLPA claimed the new policy was inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement and infringed on player rights.
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Anthologies tend to be uneven by nature, but "The Kiss" isn't just inconsistent; it lacks any overarching design.
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The colors were a little inconsistent with her drawing style and she drew noses like duckbills in profile.
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For quite some time critics have said the video service's moderation policies are inconsistent to say the least.
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Such an outlook would seem inconsistent with a stock market that is up nearly 18 percent this year.
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Philosophy abhors inconsistency, and applying deontology in some cases and consequentialism in others might come off as inconsistent.
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Judge O'Neill said he found the statements by the former district attorney, Bruce L. Castor, to be inconsistent.
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It has its moments, but the poor villains and inconsistent action quality results in a mediocre movie. pic.twitter.
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"It seems completely inconsistent with being a law clerk to agree to that kind of condition," she said.
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While he photographed sites in Cleveland, he sometimes found the city's urban character inconsistent with the historical past.
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The biggest factors contributing to smaller savings are the immaturity of the 2401(k) system and inconsistent contributions.
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The false claim that they are "anthem protests" also implies that protesting police violence is inconsistent with patriotism.
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But without union representation, these jobs are usually accompanied by poor pay, inconsistent schedules and no medical insurance.
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"I thought the goal was zero inconsistent drug screens," Dr. Gastala said during a 2016 session, sounding exasperated.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 87% What critics said: "It's watchable and intriguing stuff, yet also silly and inconsistent.
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And it appears to have helped Biden, who has had some inconsistent moments on the Democratic debate stage.
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"That is inconsistent with what the client said regarding the reasons the firm was hired," the statement said.
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The restaurant didn't last: Business was inconsistent, and the employees didn't always work together the way they should.
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He's supposed to be a bored slacker philosopher, but in character terms, he's too inconsistent to latch onto.
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In the moral domain, applying deontology in some cases and consequentialism in others might come off as inconsistent.
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On the rare occasions when he thinks of his past, what he describes seems inconsistent with earlier scenes.
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In 1978, the Carter administration categorically concluded that Israel's establishment of civilian settlements was inconsistent with international law.
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But they must not fall into the trap of believing in his inconsistent and ultimately double-edged benevolence.
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However, the power to unilaterally block a nominee is unfair to nominees and inconsistent with our constitutional system.
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Paul George had 31 points and 7 rebounds for the Pacers (22-22), who have been maddeningly inconsistent.
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However, Trump has been disturbingly inconsistent in his messaging regarding the American approach to conflicts with rogue nations.
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