Kansas can still balance its budget by going from being morbidly inefficient to grossly inefficient.
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I have certain inefficient habits that I know are inefficient, but I'm too scared and/or lazy to make the barest amount of effort to change them.
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SmileDirect Chief Executive Officer, David Katzman attributed the shortfall in the quarter to inefficient manufacturing operations and an inefficient back-office process, which led to higher expenses.
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That approach is inefficient, expensive, heavy — and still slow.
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" In November, Ackman slammed back, calling ADP "very inefficient.
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Team: Miami DolphinsWeek 12 opponent: at Cleveland BrownsWhy you should sit him: Ballage has been the most inefficient running back this season and one of the most inefficient running backs in NFL history.
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The inflow after the war had been messy and inefficient.
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Using a big robot to build a house is inefficient.
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TechCrunch comment: Asset managers are generally shit, lazy and inefficient.
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Without reform, agriculture in Japan may become even more inefficient.
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Complex regulations, overlapping bureaucracies and inefficient taxation would be unavoidable.
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It previously criticized the arrangement as too expensive and inefficient.
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All the inefficient carting routes compound New York's pollution problem.
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But by the 1970s it had become bloated and inefficient.
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With the same red tape they have we'd become inefficient.
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It was a desperately inefficient means of advancing his cause.
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These were really crappy, inefficient, polluting ways of getting illumination.
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The way aid moves today is corruptible, inefficient and slow.
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"Banks are just too inefficient at this point," he said.
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Biomass is inefficient and only environmentally friendly to a point.
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Similarly, it's inefficient to bring propellant for the return trip.
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Using a gaming console to stream movies is particularly inefficient.
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Now computers have become inefficient, so we're hiring more humans.
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As a result, Part B drug spending is woefully inefficient.
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Moreover, the process for removing deportable aliens is extremely inefficient.
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The irrigation practices followed by farmers are inefficient at best.
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They're not alone in going after the inefficient healthcare system.
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Many power plants that generate electricity are obsolete and inefficient.
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This figure is even higher for the most inefficient homes.
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Cuba's economy is notoriously inefficient and dependent on foreign revenues.
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The uploads fail due to slow networks and inefficient routing.
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Reform of this inefficient process presents significant opportunities for savings.
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These last longer than inefficient bulbs and use less power.
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" He added: "Old, inefficient power plants need to retire. O.K.?
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But Mr. Guerrero cautioned that physical donations might be inefficient.
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As a way of redistributing income, they are remarkably inefficient.
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President Maduro's government is an inefficient and corrupt authoritarian regime.
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It's an inefficient punishment, even when the crime is heinous.
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Go deeper: Trump administration voids requirements phasing out inefficient lightbulbs
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Officials also need to shut down highly inefficient state-owned businesses.
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And why were they so inept at this (incredibly inefficient) method?
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It called the court an ineffective and inefficient waste of resources.
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Minutes after strolling in, he starts picking their "inefficient" operation apart.
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It would be incredibly inefficient to do it any other way.
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That was just inefficient, and now he's going to be sticky.
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There is still a price to be paid for inefficient governance.
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Inefficient state firms appear to be profitable when they are not.
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"But they are fairly tax inefficient because of that," he says.
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This is the most inefficient way to spend your defense euro.
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Japanese are used to impeccable, and therefore inefficient, levels of service.
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Banking's dirty secret is that it is backward, inefficient and hidebound.
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The old wealth tax was inefficient, incentive-sapping and often avoided.
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A more damaging criticism is that maize makes an inefficient fuel.
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A set of new CEOs to oversee inefficient state-owned companies.
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Carriers suffer the most from this medievally inefficient state of affairs.
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"The traditionalHollywood supply chain can be prohibitively inefficient," says Gamble, 8.53.
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"It's a predatory system, but it's also increasingly inefficient," she said.
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Economists and airline executives would argue that this system is inefficient.
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That's one reason the code has become so convoluted and inefficient.
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The system is often criticized for being inefficient, overburdened and unsafe.
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It's simply too inefficient and error prone to make it worthwhile.
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College football bonuses are the clearest sign of an inefficient market.
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He has shut departments deemed inefficient or outdated and merged others.
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Turns out, photosynthesis as it occurs in nature is rather inefficient.
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"You can't just sit there being that inefficient," Gahagan went on.
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Temporary tax giveaways are inefficient and unfair, corrupting and economically distorting.
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And right now all over the world this is incredibly inefficient.
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The Rockets inefficient perimeter shooting created the deficit they couldn't erase.
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Few teams were more consistent in forcing inefficient mid-range looks.
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"It was very inefficient for Chinese to invest overseas," Huang said.
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Many state-run businesses still exist, though they are largely inefficient.
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But any kind of industrial robot is very inefficient that way.
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Having too many choices is in itself inefficient and fantasy inducing.
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But prisons are arguably a very inefficient way to do that.
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Health coverage in long-term care is fragmented, insufficient, and inefficient.
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The ETS has suffered from too many permits, rendering it inefficient.
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Likewise, low financial literacy can contribute to insufficient or inefficient saving.
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Captains have taken to cruising faster, though fuel inefficient and costly.
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Some big cities, also have aging buildings that are woefully inefficient.
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The bloc's inefficient rules on how to handle migration along with its slow decision-making once the refugee crisis hit last year have been fodder for critics who portray the EU as an inefficient, outmoded institution.
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ON AN AFTER TAX BASIS, IT WOULD BE A VERY INEFFICIENT SALE.
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ON AN AFTER TAX BASIS, IT WOULD BE A VERY INEFFICIENT SALE.
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"The process was monotonous, inefficient, and murder on the eyes," Allen wrote.
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"Retail before Walmart was slow, lumbering and inefficient," recalls an industry veteran.
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"The money will no longer go to inefficient organizations," this person said.
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Enter Dash Charge: A simple answer to end slow and inefficient charging.
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Democrats and Republicans generally agree the code is too complex and inefficient.
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They are inefficient, wasteful annoyances that enable laziness and poor cleaning habits.
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The resulting unemployment was not merely unjust, it was also thuddingly inefficient.
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Its laws are many and perplexing; its domestic markets, inefficient and politicised.
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Unfortunately, public management is often inefficient and unmanageable all over the world.
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But the process for responding to such crises remains wasteful and inefficient.
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As you might guess, this is an extremely inefficient way to learn.
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The most inefficient thing about driving a car is the car itself.
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It's an archaic system that's not only inefficient, but also incredibly insecure.
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"The economy is contracting and the state is highly inefficient," says Roodt.
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This ensures that nobody does work for nothing, and discourages inefficient code.
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The party eventually took his advice, though the companies remain hugely inefficient.
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Trade restrictions often are designed to protect inefficient or uncompetitive domestic industries.
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An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman called the sanctions "fruitless, illogical and inefficient".
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The controversy Critics of private prisons contend they are inefficient and inhumane.
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On the other hand, institutionally focused financial markets are still quite inefficient.
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The way this works out in real life is complex and inefficient.
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"The whole process is ridiculously inefficient," said Michael Marley, a defense lawyer.
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Budgetary politics has become rancorous, hyperpartisan and frustratingly inefficient in recent years.
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The truth, however, is that we've locked both into an inefficient cycle.
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It is turning a slow and inefficient process into an automated service.
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"In our current system, being inefficient means higher revenue," Dr. Blumenthal said.
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The old, inefficient plants could be mothballed, and air pollution would decrease.
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There would still be market competition, and inefficient firms would still fail.
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Increasingly inefficient organizations that replicate, instead of learn from, the same mistakes.
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But because oil is an inefficient conductor, they can't get through it.
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Door-knocking, on one level, is an inherently inefficient way to campaign.
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Gene-targeting technology was too inefficient to use to treat human diseases.
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But the evocative interior had become outdated and inefficient, judicial officials say.
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Every day, Americans are dying because of an inefficient organ donation system.
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Mishustin worked to modernize Russia's previously corrupt and inefficient tax collection system.
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Democrats in Congress say a wall would be expensive, inefficient and immoral.
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It will lead to more inefficient national champions, protected by their countries.
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With few exceptions, too much of anything can be inefficient and wasteful.
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Funding has fallen short and anti-malarial programmes are sometimes dismally inefficient.
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But that is inefficient, said Robert Bohme, the CEO of PT Scientists.
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But it's antiquated, inefficient and not designed for all ages and abilities.
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One of the examples he cites is the inefficient way planes board.
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Inefficient practices, however, mean that much of what is produced is thrown out.
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Traders say the new system is highly inefficient and has caused more shortages.
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Absorption through the more callused hand is very inefficient compared to mucus membranes.
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The logistics of Miike Snow's revival proved as frustrating as they were inefficient.
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Scientists who study the lake also point to Iran's inefficient system of dams.
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Making a small batch of parts at the moment is expensive and inefficient.
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The uncertainty discourages long-term investments, keeping most recycling firms small and inefficient.
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These rules will be hugely, and beneficially, disruptive to a grossly inefficient industry.
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You know, the studios are incredibly inefficient the way they market small films.
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It's an inefficient and unappealing strategy, as this failed attempt at impeachment shows.
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The result of the Snowden leaks is simply a slower, more inefficient program.
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But he said the measures were generally an inefficient way to temper inflation.
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Coal India enjoys a monopoly but critics say it is bloated and inefficient.
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They were justified on similar grounds: common property is inefficient and therefore "tragic".
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Small firms find it inefficient to set up frequent deliveries of few items.
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Inefficient rice-farmers across the continent have much to fear from free trade.
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Now Beijing is pushing to shut surplus capacity and reform inefficient state enterprises.
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Climate change policies will expedite the retirement of old, inefficient coal-fired plants.
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The combatants, he lectured, were "trapped in an inefficient framework of the past".
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Airlifting aid is expensive and inefficient compared to sending a convoy of trucks.
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The downside of this is that the resulting machine instructions are spectacularly inefficient.
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China still appears unready for such culling of inefficient parts of the economy.
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It became horrendously inefficient as people were no longer spending their own money.
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It's a sight to behold, in all its stupidly inefficient, 8-bit glory.
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Where there are inefficient public health systems or police, it is even harder.
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But rooting medical training primarily in knowledge acquisition is increasingly insufficient and inefficient.
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Summary/prediction: A compelling value proposition in a market that's hugely dislocated/inefficient.
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This is an inefficient and dangerous way to deal with public health threats.
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Nor does it work for the IRS as the collection mechanisms are inefficient.
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We're going to speed up the process, big league, because it's very inefficient.
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It drives me nuts because it's so inefficient, but what would you do?
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The volume of air makes for the wasting of energy and inefficient buildings.
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The wholesale profiling of entire segments of the population is inefficient and ineffective.
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But industry players say state action will produce a confusing, inefficient "patchwork" solution.
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Economists, politicians and workers alike complain that the setup is inefficient and maddening.
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And analysts say that the company is inefficient and lacks in technical sophistication.
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Compared with other big European banks, the two Frankfurt lenders are very inefficient.
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The investigations will also clog the gears of his already notoriously inefficient administration.
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Until recently, most methods to extract value have been costly, inefficient and hazardous.
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Sending Border Patrol agents into sanctuary cities is inefficient, unnecessary, and potentially dangerous.
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In 2007, Congress passed legislation to phase out inefficient incandescent and halogen bulbs.
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And even if their intentions are the best, their methods might be inefficient.
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We should ban private jets because they're an incredibly inefficient way to travel.
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Finally, there are those, primarily Republicans, who believe that government is inherently inefficient.
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Without the people component, the other two are inefficient and most likely ineffective.
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And, most importantly, two years ago, it was a one-sided, inefficient market.
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Local manufacturers, lacking access to economies of scale, usually are inefficient as well.
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My strokes, once renowned for their length and leverage, were weak and inefficient.
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Inefficient or not, the pricing conventions started well before milk processors started buckling.
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Yet the cost of inaction could be an increasingly debt-ridden, inefficient economy.
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The top antitrust enforcers in the country agreed the current system is inefficient.
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Combustion engines are especially inefficient in transience — when vehicles start and stop often.
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Jurisdictions are finally realizing the cash bail system is inefficient, ineffective and unfair.
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In some ways, those methods are inefficient and costs too much, Larsson said.
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Right now, the program's success is limited by inefficient, costly and duplicative requirements.
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We're going to speed up the process big league because it's very inefficient.
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Most died in famines after socialist tyrants forced people to practice inefficient collective farming.
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"The courts have become slower and more inefficient," said Cyrs at Savant Capital Management.
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The Clinton health-care effort and President Obama left intact a grossly inefficient system.
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"Fixing the maximum rates on loan interest would be an inefficient way," he said.
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"[Subsidies] are very, very inefficient and inequitable approaches to achieving that objective," said Coady.
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Making a small batch of car parts at the moment is expensive and inefficient.
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"The capital structure is becoming inefficient as the company builds up cash," they said.
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Instead, many firms are deploying robots to automate their current inefficient ways of working.
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Yet we use it in wildly inefficient ways: We lose it to leaky pipes.
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The second aspect in the beginning it's also very inefficient to distribute to users.
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We love these little pups just the way they are, inefficient stingers and all.
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The Economist: Clearly a large state restricts liberty, and is also very inefficient, etc.
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Africa's weak infrastructure and inefficient ports have put many potential exporters off investing there.
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Back then it was a very inefficient market, and communication between cities was limited.
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As an example, Sweet points out that circular infill, as shown below, is inefficient.
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"It's inefficient, it's unstable, and an insecure revenue model," according to YouTube's biggest creator.
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Yet there are plenty of examples of inefficient government use, in particular of land.
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Redundant property, inefficient technology and bloated executive perks are the order of the day.
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Sometimes even conservatives portray the Deep State as nothing more than dumb inefficient bureaucracy.
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Often letting go of inefficient habits and unrealistic systems can be just as useful.
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Pressure will increase on inefficient professional jobs and "knock-down, build-up" housing models.
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"Pigs do a very inefficient job of turning it (soy) into meat," said Brown.
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Music is also an inefficient way of delivering narrative, but I still like opera.
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Well, so, first of all, this is a market, which is inherently inefficient, right?
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Depending on how the plan is executed, it could prove inefficient or even unproductive.
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"They need to revamp, root out the inefficient and cynically misguided managers," he said.
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They found that Europe's market for shoes and clothing was fragmented, inefficient and offline.
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Already, they are proving to be more proactive on issues like inefficient corporate structures.
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An exception to the pattern are reforms that peel away inefficient taxes on labour.
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In today's political parlance, nothing could be worse than the bloated, inefficient federal government.
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Most trains today are a jumble of seat hogs, manspreaders, and highly inefficient design.
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It will also deauthorize spending on water projects that have been deemed inefficient. Sen.
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But King Cove officials eventually got rid of the hovercraft, which they found inefficient.
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Instead of rewarding performance and effort, the system rewarded inefficient, costly opportunists and cheaters.
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"It's a real ineffective and inefficient place for them to get care," Morris said.
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It is convoluted, inequitable, inefficient and in need of a complete and total overhaul.
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Clark said that the competing languages in Belgian law enforcement agencies make them inefficient.
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These new quotas flow from the notion that federal employees are lazy and inefficient.
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In the areas where service is somewhat available, it is both limited and inefficient.
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We give deductions to the inefficient but well-connected, while penalizing the growth engines.
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"It was a very sloppy, unorganized, inefficient way to write a novel," he said.
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"Even the staircase seemed inefficient — it took up too much space," Mr. Reich said.
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Plus, state capitalism means the government can ensure the overemployment of otherwise inefficient labor.
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That's the old way of taking inventory, and it is time-consuming and inefficient.
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Rising temperatures, for instance, make power generation more inefficient, raising the costs of electricity.
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It's already happening in a very inefficient way and at a very low scale.
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He's also been relatively inefficient of late, catching nine of his past 20 targets.
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The ETS was long viewed as inefficient because it suffered from too many permits.
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But even the study that Mr. Trump cited pointed to inefficient administration, not fraud.
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Hugh O'Neill, a consultant on transportation issues, said that would be inefficient and impractical.
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This is an insane system when you survey how inefficient and wasteful it is.
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That's because those policies may be inefficient, but they are stable in their inefficiency.
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Pell critics malign the grant as an inefficient system ineffective at boosting student success.
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Yet, much of the infrastructure underpinning this flow of money is inefficient and expensive.
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It's an impractical and wildly inefficient response to an unrelated problem of domestic terrorism.
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Over time, it was left with a ragtag collection of aging and inefficient planes.
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However, it's wasteful and inefficient, which means some materials can't be recovered, he said.
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He says the court system is inefficient and needs "radical changes" and new people.
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As a result, we care for people in a fragmented, inefficient and costly fashion.
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Shaping up China's inefficient state sector has long been on Beijing's to-do list.
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The agency was seen as bloated, inefficient, exceeding its congressional mandates and costing jobs.
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Animal agriculture is inherently inefficient and requires far more resources than plant-based agriculture.
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All that duplication slows down the network and makes inefficient use of its resources.
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They're inefficient too, often making riders wait undetermined amounts of time for a ride.
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The first step is to figure just how leaky and inefficient your home is.
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MARCO DEL CIELLOVercelli, Italy Whatever way the referendum goes, Italy's fundamental flaw is that the free market is restrained in too many ways, crowded out by an inefficient public sector, high taxes, protection of inefficient private industries and overregulation, not to mention corruption.
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It's a recipe for having a huge debt, having inefficient equipment, and then going bankrupt.
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The result was never likely to be a live piglet and the method was inefficient.
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Lutsenko told parliament he was keen to "break the current inefficient and partly criminal system".
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"I think the government has been extremely inept and inefficient regarding the statistics," Sanz said.
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There is a quasi-libertarian pretense among that crowd that government is slow and inefficient.
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The carrier is widely seen as over-staffed, inefficient and slow to develop key technologies.
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That's simply not what you'd see if efficient robots were replacing inefficient humans en masse.
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Enthusiasts believe these decentralized, cryptographically sealed databases could starve inefficient middlemen from virtually any system.
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Gupta called eBay and other similar forums "inefficient" due to their clutter and high fees.
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In addition, Greece's primary surplus is the result of policies that are inefficient and unfair.
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A lot also leaks from old, inefficient facilities that need to be upgraded or replaced.
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Using external auditory messaging was irritating, wasteful, inefficient — but Bravo had asked him to try.
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Those parent firms are seen as heavily overstaffed, inefficient and slow to develop key technologies.
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Still, a high tax rate and a narrow tax base is a glaringly inefficient combination.
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This will inevitably slow the Chinese and global economies as inefficient investments weigh on growth.
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First, just by being inefficient, they drag down the productivity average for the whole economy.
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Republicans say these changes are necessary because Medicaid is inefficient and provides nearly worthless coverage.
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Those include unpredictable or lengthier transit times, and circuitous and inefficient rail car routing times.
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This seems like a pretty inefficient way to find your keys today, or possibly ever.
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My main problem is that powering a solar sail using radio waves seems very inefficient.
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Drone companies are aimed at reducing the number of inefficient postal carriers on the sidewalk.
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His father lived an orderly life, and yet his supposed crime was inefficient and sloppy.
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And that's the transition from the older inefficient plants to the cleaner burning natural gas.
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There's no doubt that a system controlled by three large companies is an inefficient one.
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Indian aid to its neighbours has suffered from poor delivery through inefficient public-sector companies.
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Unfortunately, searching here on our Pale Blue Dot would be pretty inefficient because, well, people.
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"Commercial insurance underwriting is inaccurate and inefficient," says Cytora co-founder and CEO Richard Hartley.
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There is also evidence that planting trees is a wasteful, inefficient approach to land restoration.
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Unfortunately, none of the stations are working, so she has to charge the inefficient way.
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Inelegant, inefficient, call it what you want—ShellPuppy's approach worked and it's something to see.
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Conservatives view the criminal justice system as an inefficient system in dire need of reform.
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DP World's advisory had said the inter-terminal operations with PSA were "inefficient and unviable".
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First, the average car today sits unused 95% of the time, which is hugely inefficient.
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What Jung realized was that the businesses, while wildly cash-rich, were also wildly inefficient.
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He loafs on defense, forces erratic and inefficient shots, and ignores the three-point line.
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Unfortunately, the path from college to work is inefficient for grads and hiring companies alike.
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Desalination plants harm wildlife, are energy inefficient, produce excessive wastewater, and negatively impact water quality.
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"Rather it means that sexual contact is inefficient means to transmit this virus," she says.
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The plan achieved the unlikely feat of being both hugely expensive and yet startlingly inefficient.
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But as international textiles markets opened up, the inefficient Egyptian mills began to lose money.
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Rather, capital income is about the most inefficient source of tax revenue in the economy.
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The American people have been left at the mercy of a gridlocked and inefficient government.
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The sad truth is that much of this debt comes from wasteful and inefficient spending.
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Lawsuits are a risky, time-consuming, inefficient way to enforce pay equity for working women.
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He has since criticized the company for what he calls sluggish earnings and inefficient operations.
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This issue is about how an overburdened and inefficient government bureaucracy handles classified email information.
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For a highly (self) reputed "dealmaker" like Donald Trump this is a "yugely" inefficient option.
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The traditional gears and chains that transferred pedaling power into forward momentum were very inefficient.
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Finally, the TSA remains inefficient due to (the lack of) incentives to monitor TSA performance.
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Outdated, inefficient mines were shut, only to be replaced with production from leaner, cleaner ones.
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It's still true that most currency and transaction systems today are opaque, inefficient, and expensive.
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Curbing inefficient state-subsidized industries, however, has near universal support among economists and policy makers.
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A free market ought to eliminate inefficient, unnecessary jobs, and yet the reverse has happened.
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The money has to go somewhere, even if amateurism makes that process inefficient and ridiculous.
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Public patience with civilian rulers, who are seen as corrupt and inefficient, wears out quickly.
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Committee members noted with frustration that the budget process established in 1974 is woefully inefficient.
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For the time being, the digital currency will be "incredibly inefficient" but will eventually mature.
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Research shows that organ procurement organizations, responsible for recovering organs, are inefficient and lack accountability.
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The family has wanted an upgrade on their old, inefficient appliance for a while now.
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Slowing growth, dragged down by an aging population, lower productivity and inefficient state-owned enterprises.
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It was there that I noticed how old-school and largely inefficient the industry was.
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"That was a very inefficient and chaotic and, I think, wrong-headed process," he adds.
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If everyone just adopted the same standards, we could do away with those inefficient converters.
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I can't call this a dealbreaker, but it's a slightly inefficient way of doing things.
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Cryptocurrency's potential to bypass inefficient or deficient finance structures has been getting attention in Africa.
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In a 2016 campaign rally in Virginia Beach, Trump called the VA corrupt and inefficient.
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No new shelving, same inefficient fluorescent lighting, and refrigeration units relying on 70s-era technology.
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Employees will be pulled out of productive, efficient, market-driven companies into inefficient government jobs.
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This can make them inefficient because, in many cases, their routes might intersect and overlap.
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Though inefficient and unfair, providing permanent housing vouchers to homeless families does do some good.
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But the transaction itself spanning brokerage, financing and closing remains largely analog, complicated and inefficient.
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Fentanyl can be absorbed through the skin, but this process is very slow and inefficient.
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The strange temperatures clearly are not the fault of a reliance on inefficient HVAC systems.
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The opaque and inefficient nature of this electoral process may lead to a constitutional crisis.
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Removing popular but inefficient tax breaks will take political strength, but it is not impossible.
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If you believe the IRS should be even more expensive, inefficient and bloated, Massachusetts Sen.
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Arguments against widening coverage run the gamut: Medicaid is already too costly, ineffective and inefficient.
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The station's buildings are aging and inefficient, and the price tags for replacements are high.
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Barrett was averaging 22018 points a game, 5 rebounds and 2.6 assists on an inefficient .
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They were unkempt, hairy, hedonistic, improvisational, analog, inefficient — anything but neatly calculated and Instagram-ready.
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The result was too often inefficient big government and rampant profiteering via a Leviathan state.
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The truth is that Latin America is extremely inefficient and its technology is behind North America.
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The agency is required to trace guns, but it must use inefficient procedures and obsolete technology.
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Then, the mathematician in her kicks in and she adds, "It's very inefficient if nothing else."
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"A lot of the inefficient SOEs in China employ hundreds of thousands of workers," he said.
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And right now the wider landscape for connecting money to causes is massively fragmented and inefficient.
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"The US wireless industry is a very large and inefficient market," Horan wrote in a report.
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It was a redundant, inefficient feature that added confusion to an already bloated piece of software.
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The Trolless team's frustrating and inefficient experiences with Facebook's reporting system isn't a uniquely Moldovan problem.
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That is inefficient, because shuffling data between the two types of chip costs time and energy.
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For now, the industry is highly fragmented, with some 8,000 domestic competitors, and it is inefficient.
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The second, less obvious, risk is that China will revert to a stodgily inefficient banking system.
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Like much of the Western world, Minot was reeling from rapid change, immigration and inefficient government.
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Self-driving car companies are aimed at reducing the number of inefficient truckers on the road.
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A huge portion of Jordan's welfare spending goes on inefficient subsidies, but cutting them provokes fury.
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But we only do it in the most expensive, inefficient way possible through emergency room care.
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France's model is inefficient, inequitable and allows too many young people to sink without a chance.
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As resources are sucked up by wasteful projects and inefficient state firms, productivity growth has slowed.
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In particular, democracy can be slow and inefficient, incorporating the needs of many constituencies and coalitions.
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Others point to inefficient marketing spending resulting in customer acquisition costs that spiraled out of control.
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These inferior vaccines for whooping cough and tetanus were inefficient at boosting the human immune system.
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They also power the Bitcoin transaction network, but they do it in a horribly inefficient way.
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Even so, Beijing continues to crack down on the country's inefficient and ageing excess mining capacity.
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It was, after all, an inefficient state monopoly that lost money despite its captive customer base.
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Efforts in 2016 to increase growth saw credit flowing increasingly to inefficient and debt-laden SOEs.
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It's not just that they're wildly inefficient, but they always stay at the same bland color.
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A government-imposed cap effectively makes the state responsible for keeping inefficient big suppliers in business.
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They added that Beijing had eliminated some inefficient capacity and was reducing investment in the sector.
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Kalugin, who says he never ran illegal deep-cover programs, criticized them as wasteful and inefficient.
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The reviews, made public this weekend, highlighted inefficient fossil fuel support policies that could be reformed.
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China needs to prevent state-owned enterprises from channeling "cheap money" into inefficient investment, he said.
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Nearly everyone has been frustrated or abused by America's fragmented, overcomplicated, inefficient, often cruel healthcare system.
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In low-income countries, waste can generally be blamed on poor infrastructure and inefficient supply chains.
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Newcomen's invention wasn't very good: compared to Watt's machine, it was inefficient and costly to run.
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Technology to extract water from thin air already exists, but "it's highly energy inefficient," Tata says.
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But it would probably be inefficient to try and train farmers to fly the drones themselves.
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You have the entropic metabolic processes resulting in accumulated damage due to inefficient operation over time.
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Straily said he wasn't happy with how he pitched, especially his inefficient, 21-pitch first inning.
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Slovenia has an inefficient national health system and is also burdened by a rapidly ageing population.
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Consider your first job as an opportunity to begin an unpredictable, inefficient trial-and-error process.
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It's just the most expensive, inefficient, and cruel of all ways to combat the crime wave.
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A financial transactions tax could stop this socially inefficient redistribution from Main Street to Wall Street.
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Windows, unfortunately, stands out from iOS and Android in that its app catalog is woefully inefficient.
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These states' higher costs for an inefficient system means billions of dollars are going to waste.
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Having humans do this work no doubt led to unexpected discoveries, but it was also inefficient.
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Especially at the local level, politicians tend to pursue highly expensive yet inefficient light rail projects.
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In a 2016 campaign rally in Virginia Beach, Trump decried the VA as corrupt and inefficient.
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There was $70 billion in art traded last year, but it's a market that's highly inefficient.
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Jackson is a meteor shower, one who rains yards in spectacular ways, but is equally inefficient.
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And when you do that, you have a very good chance of making opposing offenses inefficient.
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"Inefficient" officials were those who were unable to do the jobs they'd been hired to do.
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Traffic in Rome is chronically congested, public transport is inefficient, trash collection is slow and sporadic.
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College had, in Collins's view, become little more than an expensive and inefficient system of accreditation.
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Participating buildings then receive scores indicating how efficient (or inefficient) they are compared to similar buildings.
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Public debt is rising, and experts say the country needs to restructure inefficient state-owned enterprises.
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Other categories of waste examined by the JAMA study encompass inefficient, low-value and uncoordinated care.
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Such inefficient mechanisms cause a huge waste of compute resources when we use the wrong protocol.
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There was lots of Not So Good Melo: bricked, inefficient shots combined with turnovers and fouls.
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At the same time, Kyte insists that philanthropy is an inefficient model for mitigating climate change.
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No nurse has 90 minutes to lose to a slow pharmacy or an inefficient hospital bureaucracy.
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Its operations are marred by an unprofitable international route network and a fleet of inefficient planes.
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This misbelief means people underestimate the benefits of removing the most inefficient cars from the road.
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Relying on the current system risks making the effort to "solarize" the island inefficient or futile.
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Critics point out that its structure could lead to overspending by local governments and inefficient investment.
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When clear aligners first arrived on the scene, the technology was inefficient and orthodontists were skeptical.
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Mullen told me that, because humans are so inefficient at swimming, the sport is constantly changing.
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First, parents and teachers can stop praising inefficient overwork, even if it results in good grades.
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One reason to do this: Incarceration is a pretty inefficient way to keep the public safe.
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Exhausted workers can produce more in the short-term, but in the long-term, it's inefficient.
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Some investors welcome the tighter regulations on private placement, saying that inefficient projects will be weeded out.
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The tiebreaking hit put Tyler Chatwood (4-5) in line for the win despite another inefficient outing.
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It's administratively inefficient if the same knee replacement can be processed and charged in dozens of ways.
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The studied cities have old infrastructure, complete with leaky pipes and inefficient appliances, the study authors say.
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Since you're already replacing those inefficient incandescents with LEDs, spend the extra dough and get smart LEDs.
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"Today eBay suffers from an inefficient organizational structure, wasteful spend and a misallocation of resources," Elliott wrote.
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This makes it much more stable than the team's previous designs, whose motor-heavy systems were inefficient.
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Some executives say the market is already distorted by subsidies granted to inefficient and poorly performing firms.
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But many are inefficient, high-cost producers and are uncompetitive now that European sugar prices have fallen.
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The problem is inefficient allocation: too many coupons are given to people who do not like them.
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Today, most vaccine storage refrigerators in developing countries are based on old technology that's inefficient and unreliable.
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Changes implemented over the past several years include improved operating efficiency and closure of inefficient processing facilities.
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This is a mission both Arie and I respect, although this process seems pretty inefficient for now.
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Every attempt at scaling up an inefficient experiment dramatically decreases the likelihood of success for a startup.
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The turbine is condensed into water and the process starts again, but the condensers can be inefficient.
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And too often, help for the poor comes in ways that are cruel, inefficient, paternalistic or complex.
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Consumer is an extremely inefficient market, but Kellogg's can be the public company that helps change that.
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Taking care to comply with every federal database's terms of use often proved time-consuming and inefficient.
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Nowports: Half of shipping containers are lost or delayed in part because of inefficient routing and tracking.
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"How we pay people is inefficient and it&aposs broken," says Steve Barha, CEO of Instant Financial.
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Vehicle ownership—pricey and inefficient—will ultimately drop, and Americans will opt instead for cheaper, autonomous taxis.
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We will not be able to safely and sustainably feed our growing population with this inefficient system.
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Trains, buses and cars can only go from A to B in limited and sometimes inefficient ways.
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They are an especially inefficient means of achieving what should be their primary goal: protecting the environment.
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That is inefficient, ineffective and proven dangerous in its inability to stop terrorism on our home soil.
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They have abundant data and so can afford to run inefficient machine learning systems, and improve them.
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Below-equilibrium interest rates resulting from unorthodox measures could lead to inefficient investment and other unintended consequences.
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He made clear that reforms to reduce overcapacity in low-end and inefficient industries were a priority.
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Sure, it was inefficient since it'd sometimes heat your house when you weren't there, but it worked.
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It is true that the current research ethics system in the US is cumbersome, inefficient and dysfunctional.
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Personal vehicle ownership is grossly inefficient: Cars are estimated to be parked 95 percent of the time.
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For B-bonds, which are listed on an inefficient exchange that charges higher fees, it is 4%.
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The current system benefits American businesses, but is deeply inefficient and badly undermines farmers in developing countries.
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And the proliferation of tax credits is inefficient and complex, with no marginal incentives to promote growth.
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Two things: replace inefficient appliances in our homes, businesses and farms, and change our water-using behaviors.
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It's an inefficient use of physicians' time, and it's not the timely access that patients might need.
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It's much more inefficient and costly to travel by train than by plane between many US destinations.
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It pairs technology changes like this with more drastic measures like shutting down inefficient DVD distribution hubs.
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And challenging rates through available options at the federal government is a laborious, inefficient and expensive process.
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Deteriorating, leaky gas pipelines are a public safety and environmental hazard, as well as wasteful and inefficient.
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Arnold has now set out to reform what she has described as America's "unjust, inefficient" parole system.
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That's the worst of both worlds: The exploitative nature of capitalism with the inefficient bureaucracies of communism.
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"On the tax front, we all agree that the current system is underproductive and inefficient," he said.
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Our goal is to replace overly complex and inefficient requirements with a more streamlined set of requirements.
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His ministry has identified about 200 rules and regulations that are judged to be antiquated or inefficient.
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Here he cuts off a drive, forces a pass to Zaza Pachulia, then contests the inefficient floater.
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But outdated restrictions have made American programs wasteful and inefficient, leaving them in critical need of reform.
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Our existing road network isn't been used to its maximum potential because of our inefficient driving style.
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Why it matters: The trucking industry can be very inefficient, with rigs often carrying half-full payloads.
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It's no secret that our federal tax system is broken — unfair, inefficient and prone to political manipulation.
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The two operational units, which came online in 2013, replaced inefficient relics constructed a half-century ago.
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"That's a lot, but it's cost inefficient, militarily ineffective and lacks political weight and impact," he said.
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That law phased out inefficient incandescent and halogen bulbs, and was approved with bipartisan support in Congress.
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"Wasting energy with inefficient lightbulbs isn't just costly for homes and businesses, it's terrible for our climate."
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But India is a messy, inefficient multiparty democracy, and environmental rules are often ignored or go unenforced.
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The reality is that relying on employees to enter data into a CRM is inefficient at best.
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But a number of hunters say such attempts at population control have been haphazard and often inefficient.
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Until we invent some kind of "Jetsons"-like antigravity technology, flying cars will always be inherently inefficient.
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Exploiting animals for food is inherently inefficient and requires inordinate amounts of land and other precious resources.
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Sixty percent of public transit users are people of color who rely on broken or inefficient systems.
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These new empires — Amazon, Google, Facebook — may be inefficient just like the conglomerates that came before them.
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"It is ineffective and inefficient," said Dr. Itamar Grotto, associate director general of Israel's Ministry of Health.
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The problem arises when the movie goes about connecting all these disparate characters in an inefficient way.
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"People feel the state is inefficient, it doesn't protect them, and the market abuses them," he said.
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Rearing and slaughtering animals is an inefficient way to produce food, says Bruce Friedrich of the GFI.
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Today, the United States has the most expensive, inefficient, and bureaucratic health care system in the world.
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The biggest problem is that our entire culture of infrastructure planning is inefficient, dangerous and financially unsustainable.
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Rather, we should tax inefficient bulbs more heavily so that those who use them bear the costs.
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This market activity is driven in part by frustration with the state's inefficient and rigid planned economy.
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It is corrupt, inefficient, broken down and heavily indebted to public-sector unions and their lavish pensions.
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It generates massive and wasteful over-utilization of the healthcare system, and encourages costly and inefficient practices.
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However, analysts say that its effectiveness has been increasingly dulled with rising debt risks and inefficient projects.
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Before the bill was passed in December 2017, the U.S. tax code was "very inefficient," he said.
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However, the business of running a food truck is complicated and often inefficient, Edery and Klempner found.
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Resources prices have risen as China works to shut older, inefficient plants in sectors with huge overcapacity.
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Almost everyone agrees that the current financing structure for good roads and highways is flawed and inefficient.
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"ADP's historical success has made it a lethargic and inefficient sleeping giant," he wrote in the presentation.
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And that is surprisingly expensive and inefficient because you can't just, like, there's a lot of vetting.
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But as good as GCal has been at performing those tasks, there are some areas where it's inefficient.
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In any case, to assume that current economic trends will persist is to assume an inefficient labour market.
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Opponents portray Fico as an inefficient and unsavoury populist who ignores the need to reform education and healthcare.
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"It's wildly inefficient and incredibly stressful, but I haven't figured out another way to do it," she admitted.
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They're quite simply a far more inefficient, inequitable and unaffordable way to do what the ACA has done.
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These inefficient groups now owe more than half the country's corporate debt, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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Further, legacy technology struggles to provide actionable insights due to low transparency, inefficient information flow, and limited automation.
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Many have already ditched dangerous, polluting and inefficient kerosene lamps: a beneficial side effect of Richard's cook stoves.
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If true, it means bitcoin in its current state is grossly inefficient, completely unsustainable, and an environmental menace.
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"Academic problems likely reflect an issue of cognitive intolerance due to an inefficient brain after concussion," Leddy added.
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"Parking is wildly mismanaged—it's probably our most inefficient use of resources in many ways," Shoup tells me.
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It's auspiciously named the Academy (2,2104 hours of training; looking for inefficient pricing and learning "how to fail").
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The process is inefficient, but any other mode of transport, it is thought, might risk contact with uncleanliness.
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A sudden windfall can generate inefficient spending: it makes sense to "park" cash offshore until capacity is built.
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This has increased sales of gas-guzzling trucks and sport-utility vehicles (SUVs), which are profitable but inefficient.
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Britain's inefficient carmakers were shut down or bought, but two pharma firms, GSK and AstraZeneca, became global players.
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Founder Rob Rhinehart came up with the idea for Soylent because he realized food is dumb and inefficient.
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There is also already a lot of spending on health in poor countries, but it is often inefficient.
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This alone has driven construction to be a backward, inefficient industry that does not support investment in innovation.
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In your chapter on education, you talk about the "value of the inefficient medium," like paper, for example.
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We constantly hear the same complaint—not only is this incredibly inefficient, but the opportunity cost is tremendous.
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Rather, the places in which we live are generally dispersed, inefficient, and impossible to navigate without a car.
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If I think about the taxes, it is the most inefficient way to allocate resources within an economy.
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The new cabinet will also be expected to reform an inefficient state health sector and Slovenia's pension system.
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So why would you entrust your most important files to the mercy of slow, stubborn, inefficient FTP software?
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Inefficient coal plants, most of them over 35 years old, still comprise a substantial portion of electricity supply.
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Ackman has criticized it for being inefficient while the company has said it is already working on improvements.
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He's an inefficient guard whose grand contribution to Game 230 was this bungling of a routine pocket pass.
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By contrast, restricting trade, through protectionist tariffs and other barriers, will lead to a stagnant and inefficient economy.
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But it's expensive and inefficient for those eateries, which generally pay for their own employees to make deliveries.
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But a drafty house or inefficient heating system could result in a bigger-than-expected bill, said Frappolli.
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One argument you could make about these numbers is that all this employment is, in a way, inefficient.
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Government institutions that have similar roles will be merged and inefficient civil servants will be removed, he said.
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Those with a different version, ApoE4, are inefficient in removing plaque and have a high risk of Alzheimer's.
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Co-founder and CEO Oliver Kharraz says this is possible because most doctors typically have inefficient scheduling practices.
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There is discussion of cutting some of the inefficient loopholes in the tax code primarily benefitting rich homeowners.
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This metric had been weighed down by inefficient sourcing and logistics, including an over-reliance on air freight.
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Third, moving money across exchanges can be messy and inefficient, and requires lots of collateral to do efficiently.
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Cash can be hard to keep track of, can be easily misplaced and is inefficient, according to Tan.
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Sixty-five percent said meetings stop them from finishing individual work, and 71% consider meetings unproductive and inefficient.
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Rapid population growth, inefficient agriculture, and mismanagement of water use are driving Iran's water struggles, Al Jazeera reported.
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"Questioners certainly will resist anything that they think is inefficient or a waste of their time," Rubin says.
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"I think there's definitely arguments to put a cap on hours that have been inefficient before," Vanderkam said.
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Adding to China's burden are its inefficient state-owned enterprises and a financial system threatened by bad debt.
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Stringer also cautions against copying too many people on an email, which can become repetitive and ultimately inefficient.
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And this law is inefficient and provided inadequate means to reduce the number of wild ungulate in Tuscany.
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It's true it may be secretive, but it could be that the agency is also just astoundingly inefficient.
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"The ones shutting down now are more expensive and inefficient and under-utilized than other plants," Silverstein said.
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Cities have developed transportation systems to track inefficient traffic flows and GPS-enabled asthma inhalers monitor air quality.
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They're economically inefficient, but so are unions, and, for a follower of Polanyi, efficiency isn't the only consideration.
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An exorbitantly priced, inefficient healthcare delivery system that kills more than 28,000 Americans each year is an obscenity.
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But the unit, which had last been renovated decades ago, was a tight warren of small, inefficient rooms.
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It requires the construction and maintenance of an economically inefficient system intended to oppress certain types of people.
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Training temporary workers on these systems, only to let them go after a few months, would be inefficient.
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"We are breaking with a paradigm that always created an inefficient state and sometimes enabled corruption," he said.
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The investigation revealed that unscrupulous landlords, disreputable lawyers, weak regulations and inefficient housing courts all played a part.
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That survey found that email overload and inefficient meetings are top factors in the erosion of employee productivity.
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He saw what he called a clunky, layered system that was inefficient and unreliable for doctors and patients.
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Federally controlled healthcare is dollar inefficient: more than 30 percent of all healthcare spending produces no health care!
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That is something the United States political system and its inefficient tax structure find extraordinarily difficult to do.
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And the Iranians have already made clear they have little interest in bringing back their old, inefficient centrifuges.
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The taxes are too high and the inefficient means by which the funds are transferred to individual airports.
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More data allows communities to examine trends over time and identify and eliminate ineffective, inefficient and unfair practices.
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And you also have to figure out how it all burns, since soot's the product of inefficient combustion.
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Too often, our school cafeterias are even more inefficient and unwelcoming than those crumbling roads, bridges and subways.
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He hosted another webinar on ADP on Wednesday, aiming to underscore his claim that the company is inefficient.
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But in my experience, complexity is not only expensive, it can be inefficient and comes with no guarantees.
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The Hungarian leader said that people criticizing his tough stance on migration belonged to Europe's inefficient old guard.
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From that perspective, an RPS is just an indirect, inefficient way of putting a price on (some) pollutants.
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North Korea has very little arable land, and the collective farms it managed to build were radically inefficient.
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"The art market is broken and inefficient," Art Money's founder, Paul Becker, told Hyperallergic in a phone interview.
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That's still government-subsidized health care — just even more hidden, inefficient, and stingy than it was under the ACA.
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New air-quality regulations have quickened the retirement of old and inefficient plants in parts of the United States.
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Westpac said the tax was "inefficient," while NAB said the tax could not be absorbed and could affect profitability.
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He said that's not usually the case, however, because it's an inefficient way for the body to use energy.
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But the Democratic vote is also inefficient: its candidates pile up votes in districts they win by a landslide.
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Small and inefficient mills like this one were supposed to close and larger ones to shut down some furnaces.
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But high fixed costs, testy trade unions—and Mr Trump himself—discourage companies from retiring old, inefficient blast furnaces.
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Mr O'Leary fears his rivals' staff want to eliminate Ryanair's competitive advantage by imposing their own inefficient working practices.
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Those loans have had conditions attached: that Greece slash its public spending, and reform its corrupt, inefficient government bureaucracy.
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Land registration in Tanzania is inefficient but can also be corrupt, according to Transparency International's 2014 Global Corruption Barometer.
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Factory software tools are often out of reach of small manufacturers, forcing them to operate with inefficient manual systems.
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Yankees pitching coach Larry Rothschild believes that heavy fastball usage is an inefficient strategy for dealing with today's hitters.
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Inefficient firms that should be taken over by a rival stumble on, as promoters seek to preserve their perks.
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In addition, the refiners ease local fuel shortages, part of daily life due to Nigeria's inefficient state-owned refineries.
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"When you don't directly target the thing you're interested in, you can end up with inefficient policies," Greenstone said.
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William MacAskill, a philosopher at Oxford University, argues that promoting inefficient charities might actually do more harm than good.
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Capitalism looked as inefficient as it was unfair: surely workers knew best who should make what, how and where?
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"It is the most inefficient part of the market," said Hodges, in regard to small- and mid-cap companies.
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His government also refused to remove the barbed wire border fences criticized as cruel and inefficient by rights groups.
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In Game 224, Barnes went 282-for-22017 and failed to impact the game beyond his inefficient scoring line.
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As Maine's opioid death toll increased, a complex web of enforcement practices and inefficient treatment resources worked against Beal.
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The systems are often highly inefficient and costly, with poor outcomes for workers but high profits for special interests.
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"The rationalization of financially inefficient capacity is good for the industry as a whole," Liberum analyst Gerald Khoo said.
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"It's hard to tally up exactly how much the VA spends on inefficient infrastructure, but it's something," Carter said.
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While trains are excellent ways to move freight, they are a horrifically inefficient and expensive way to move people.
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" STRESS commander Bannon defended his men, astonishingly, by pointing out that they "hadn't been that inefficient in the past.
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Authoritarian regimes are usually inefficient and corrupt, driven by the very inability to achieve goals through normal legal means.
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The government is not the place to foster innovation or entrepreneurship, it is a slow, bloated and inefficient behemoth.
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It may seem like an inefficient way to orbit the planet, but it's crucial for keeping the spacecraft alive.
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That's a huge gap, but the government keeps channeling too much money to this inefficient part of the economy.
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The current bankruptcy system is so inefficient that many smaller businesses that fail simply disappear without settling their debts.
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Medicare regulations designed to crack down on fraud—a laudable goal—have been unnecessarily strict, inefficient, duplicative, and costly.
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Restricting buy-outs in order to protect jobs would ultimately depress living standards by keeping workers in inefficient companies.
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The former is inefficient because the seller might not be negotiating with the person prepared to pay the most.
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"The government thinks small farmers are inefficient so the way to help them is through these (giveaways)," said Borja.
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So I cringe when I hear stories about how inefficient it is for Americans to interact with federal agencies.
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In housing, we're very inefficient as to how much housing we build on unit land compared to other countries.
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Ackman has said ADP is "very inefficient" and suggested Rodriguez is not the right person to lead the company.
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While much of our spending is often inefficient and wasteful, the reason is the absence of serious market competition.
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Lots of federal processes are inefficient and wasteful, but many others have become more efficient and effective over time.
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Because 2G networks are considered old and inefficient, operators are looking to catapult people on to new 23G networks.
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Without harmonization around trade reporting requirements across U.S. regulatory bodies, data reporting compliance becomes unnecessarily more challenging and inefficient.
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It's simply inefficient to query multiple databases manually, or to even know what databases exist inside a large organization.
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The problem with these measures, as any economist will tell you, is that they are piecemeal and somewhat inefficient.
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The lower business rate would give big, inefficient, and unfair windfall gains to the current returns from old investments.
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"He decided to run because he felt that Czech society was broken, inefficient and could be managed," he said.
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The system has long supported bloated, inefficient state-owned industries that many economists say are slowing down China's development.
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It is a form of sloppy thinking that leads to wacky share valuations and an inefficient and vulnerable market.
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"That's inefficient and that's going to direct costs to the consumer, which will lead to slower adoption," she said.
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Often inefficient Canadian factories protected by tariffs offered Canadian consumers a limited selection of products at comparatively high prices.
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Tall and lanky, he gracefully glides around less athletic tackles, taking inefficient but fairly pretty paths to the quarterback.
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But those high-speed hands-and-pans videos only remind me of what a slow, inefficient cook I am.
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The system was supposed to make the economy work more fairly, by removing the arbitrary and inefficient banker middlemen.
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The United States, however, remains wedded by politics and ideology to an inefficient, easily manipulated and antiquated tax policy.
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Questions remained about whether the country's notoriously inefficient bureaucracy could have done more to reduce the loss of life.
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And when corruption is prevalent, the economy becomes inefficient, and investors hesitate, ultimately causing fewer jobs to be created.
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The point of calling public schools "government schools" is to conjure the specter of pathologically inefficient, power-mad bureaucrats.
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The AHCA insurance-based credits would thus unwittingly subsidize inefficient, insurance-based practices over more efficient, direct-pay practices.
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Unlike private owners of scarce resources, government officials don't profit when they correct the inefficient use of their roads.
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On the one side are ongoing attempts to limit domestic output by closing inefficient mines and stopping illegal mining.
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If the federal payment system provides a safety net for inefficient providers, the motivation for change will remain weak.
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Cleveland has won three straight games and has cleaned up its inefficient offense quite a bit along the way.
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Some contend that giving students an unlimited amount of time to master every classroom lesson is unrealistic and inefficient.
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Mr. Root said that the administration had heard the industry's message "loud and clear," that wine tariffs were inefficient.
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A thousand inefficient businesses have been pulled up from the roots, as better ideas have sprung from the soil.
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Its overall existing rail system relies on an overused network congested with freight, plus slow and inefficient commuter trains.
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China is trying to cut inefficient coal production as part of efforts to reduce pollution and trim excess capacity.
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Trying to do 12 months of work in a span of nine months is inefficient and can be wasteful.
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"As writer Brenda Ueland puts it, 'The imagination needs moodling—long, inefficient, happy idling, dawdling, and puttering,'" Alcee says.
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For example, engineers from Google and Facebook have already done stints trying to straighten out the messy, inefficient government systems.
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The airlines between 1938 and 1978, and AT&T until 1982, were inefficient empires that did not care about customers.
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The purpose of blood types, for example, is still unknown; likewise why menstruation is monthly, a frequency that seems inefficient.
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Photo: APOther extermination techniques have been rejected because they've been deemed unsafe, inefficient, unproven, or even crueler than brain bashing.
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"It was an arduous and inefficient process, translating a three-dimensional art form into a two-dimensional media," says Rabinowitz.
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Italy's athletics federation has defended the 26, saying the affair was a question of inefficient procedures rather than illicit substances.
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The survey, conducted from May to September 2016, revealed inefficient career preparation, job search methods and entry-level recruiting tactics.
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On Monday, White, who took over as CEO in September, gave a blunt assessment of the company's "inefficient operating model".
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Our fossil fuel addiction has led us into an increasing exploitation of dirtier, inefficient resources like unconventional oil and gas.
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He has tried to unwind many of the acquisitions of previous years, which created a costly and inefficient global empire.
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The exchanges themselves are working like a Medicaid Plus, especially in these really rural areas, as a very inefficient Medicaid.
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Opposition politicians say Venezuela's inefficient state-led economic model and rampant corruption are to blame for the oil industry's meltdown.
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In short, inheritance taxes are a very inefficient way to raise revenue; they are a remnant stuck in the past.
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Not so long ago the World Bank pooh-poohed spending on higher education as both economically inefficient and socially regressive.
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China is also looking to shutter more 'zombie' enterprises, a term loosely used to describe inefficient firms with surplus capacity.
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So the government may end up footing most of the bill, which would be costly and involve its inefficient bureaucracy.
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Steam turbines and especially combustion turbines waste lots of heat and are relatively inefficient and expensive ways to generate electricity.
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For example, more companies are beginning to sell direct to consumer rather than dealing with the grocer's inefficient supply chain.
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New York state, for example, still has huge numbers of apartment buildings and houses using dirty, inefficient oil-based heating.
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Much of the pollution in China's urban areas stems from inefficient factories, coal-burning power plants and skyrocketing automobile use.
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Third, state-dominated industries ranging from telecommunications and banking to health care are woefully inefficient and even hostile to consumers.
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Pricey power and inefficient farms make inflation hard to cut, says Ernest Addison, the governor of the Bank of Ghana.
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The startup also sees itself as potentially replacing costly and inefficient paratransit programs, which are basically in every major city.
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It was brutally inefficient, taking up to three hours of calling and faxing orders to line up a single delivery.
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Consumer-goods company leaders have criticized ad agencies for being inefficient and are outsourcing less to them as a result.
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Apart from consolidating the sector, China has shut small, polluting and inefficient mills to address a years-long steel glut.
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Without reliable health records, which are a rarity in developing nations, making medical decisions for patients is inefficient and risky.
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"Today eBay suffers from an inefficient organizational structure, wasteful spend and a misallocation of resources," Elliott wrote at the time.
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He begins by criticising the institutions, calling the party corrupt, SOEs inefficient and the PLA unsuited to high-tech warfare.
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Conglomerates, viewed by some investors as inefficient and hard to value, are often saddled with a discounted valuation by investors.
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If you envisage tax relief as public spending, it is a hugely inefficient and wasteful policy compared with other options.
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Hydrogen must be produced, it can be difficult to transport and store, and fuel cells remain expensive and relatively inefficient.
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The lawyer hopes his client's release will bring more watchful eyes to what he sees as an unjust, inefficient system.
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Doing otherwise is not unlawful, but it is inefficient, can unnecessarily politicize these agencies, and provides political opponents with ammunition.
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These temporary solutions, however, tend to persist for years, despite the fact that they are often unsustainable, inefficient and expensive.
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This means they're generally inefficient for small devices like sensors and other devices that don't need to be constantly on.
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San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz issued an emotional plea for help on Friday, while condemning the government's inefficient response.
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But the current mishmash of requirements is too often "inconsistent, inefficient, and arbitrary," a White House report concluded last year.
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"The price rebound is not beneficial to the overcapacity situation.... It will delay the shutdown of (inefficient) capacity," he added.
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But Kingfisher Airlines suffered from an inefficient mix of planes and tough competition, which increased when it started flying internationally.
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But a lot has ended up in less productive parts of the economy, such as big, inefficient state-run companies.
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Generally, government should not intervene in the mortgage markets unless there is a market failure, some inefficient allocation of credit.
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If a part of their process is inefficient, or inconvenient for consumers, the decouplers may well grab hold of it.
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The run up in steel prices is due to a shortage of steel products after inefficient induction furnaces were shut.
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The experts I spoke to confirmed that this was a technically plausible, if highly inefficient, way to configure security software.
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That's what removed lead from gasoline, chlorofluorocarbons from Styrofoam, DDT from pesticides and inefficient refrigerators and lightbulbs from our homes.
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In comparison to base campaign targeting and communication, persuasion of the dwindling middle through TV ads is expensive and inefficient.
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DHS concluded that the program, which was suspended in 2011, was redundant and inefficient and did not provide increased security.
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I still use email like this—as a calendar and note-taking system, which is probably incredibly inefficient but works.
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On offense, they've predictable and inefficient; on defense, they're conceded far too many wide-open layups and uncontested three-pointers.
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LG: And the whole process of growing to feed them in order for them to produce this is calorically inefficient.
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Edison's bulb was inefficient, producing more heat than light, but it stands up much better than LEDs to high temperatures.
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The I.C.C. has since come under repeated attack for being too slow, too accommodating to powerful states, inefficient and sloppy.
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Economists have long criticized tax incentives as inefficient and unnecessary measures that leave less money for education and public works.
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Buyback backlash Defenders of buybacks say excess cash should go back to shareholders rather than get wasted on inefficient projects.
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While it can signal inefficient spending or, worse, fraud, some overhead is necessary to support a nonprofit's long-term viability.
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Food / labor waste and inefficient deliveries were likely the biggest reasons why the economics were unsustainable without venture life support.
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We must use the Gateway Project to transform Penn Station from an inefficient terminus into an efficient, through-running station.
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However, he said CBDCs could be used to streamline cross border payments, which he said are currently inefficient and costly.
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Another warning sign is if you feel like what you're doing seems unjustified or an inefficient use of your time.
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The capital gap could rise further if current rates of inefficient credit are sustained and no additional capital is raised.
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Like the "QWERTY" typewriter keyboard, long acknowledged as an inefficient arrangement, no one is prepared to learn a new one.
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Segregating too much airspace for too long could potentially lead to major aviation schedule disruptions and inefficient use of airspace.
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Sure, we could sit back and complain about how inefficient, corrupt, and inept government has become – but that's nothing new.
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"I really don't think that there's a bigger area and a more inefficient area today than healthcare," he tells us.
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"Only the poorest people used it because they had no choice, but it was very irregular and inefficient," she said.
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What he was doing was important; the fire code and union regulations were tedious, inefficient, and an obstacle to progress.
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To league officials and data-oriented executives, there is little point in perpetuating a costly and inefficient player-development system.
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"For too long the Palestinian people have been trapped in inefficient frameworks of the past," Kushner said in a statement.
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Some school kitchens rely on ancient, inefficient appliances because they lack the resources to upgrade to more modern cooking technologies.
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While a fast and efficient response doesn't always guarantee credit, a slow and inefficient one can doom a political leader.
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But critics say that it makes comparisons difficult and undervalues improvements that could be made to the most inefficient cars.
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In 2012, a report by the Trusts found that state voter registration processes were often out of date and inefficient.
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Giant corporations will find it harder to stretch across borders, and countries might well find themselves protecting inefficient national champions.
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However, restricting the regulatory burden on an agency-by-agency basis is an inefficient policy and should be improved upon.
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Education and health care, two sectors over which the government has tremendous control, are among the most inefficient in China.
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The apps have made it easier for people to travel by the "most inefficient mode of transportation possible," she said.
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How do you do all this routing intelligently in a way that doesn't make inefficient use of scarce public spectrum?
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It's just one part of NextGen, the FAA's decades-long, $35 billion overhaul of America's aging, inefficient air traffic control system.
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State ownership of many industries has led to inefficient growth fueled by high levels of debt that China must reckon with.
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Security guards can be inefficient and undependable, and security cameras can't really do anything in terms of actually stopping an intruder.
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"The ECB's operational framework for crisis management has some flaws and there are some signs of inefficient implementation," the auditors said.
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Yet while shopping in this way allows us to save time, the actual process of delivering our shopping can be inefficient.
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That is in sharp contrast with the inefficient state-owned sector, which has struggled to produce positive returns on capital invested.
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The decline in overall efficiency in the US economy mainly has to do with the increasing role of inefficient energy systems.
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The idea is that simple smartphone apps are inefficient and intelligent bots would be faster and eventually better at providing services.
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This is a self-fulfilling prophesy that condemns the Human Rights Council to its gravely disappointing, biased and inefficient status quo.
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Recruitment is an attractive target for disruption — hundreds of billions spent every year, with inefficient business models and widely felt pain.
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"The implementation of a single biometrics platform will remove duplication and costly or inefficient workarounds in operational delivery," the report reads.
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The upshot is that many Democrats in Congress are open to supporting a plan that reforms the inefficient corporate tax system.
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He was hardly the first to think that China's beautiful, complicated and inefficient script was a hindrance to the country's development.
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The country is also held back by inefficient and often cartelised industries, which have fallen behind rivals in India and Bangladesh.
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America's inefficient corporate-tax system has remarkably high rates but leaks like a sieve, yielding a pitiful tax take (see chart).
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They're both huge — the EU truckload market is a $400 billion marketplace and third after China and the U.S. — and inefficient.
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They live in an eco-friendly complex called the Berg, which promotes a zero-waste lifestyle but is actually highly inefficient.
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The aircraft will replace South African's aging and inefficient Airbus A340-600 aircraft that formerly operated the Johannesberg-New York route.
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It's because I think spaceships would be a cost-inefficient method of traveling unless FTL (faster than light) becomes easily feasible.
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Prior to the fair, speaking with regional stakeholders involved typical complaints about dealing with inefficient logistics and bribery in the country.
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Legal or not, such activities look economically inefficient and environmentally foolish, even though they may make perfect sense for individual companies.
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The easier it is for companies to become insolvent, the more quickly capital can be reallocated from inefficient to efficient uses.
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Scaling back inefficient subsidies and using the money to make direct cash payments to the poor would be a better approach.
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CEO Phillip Price meets with the government and it's one of those meetings where high-level people eat and look inefficient.
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At the time, DHS said new technology had rendered NSEERS "redundant, inefficient and unnecessary," a note echoed in the new announcement.
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The country as a whole has moved away from using petroleum because of how inefficient and environmentally unsound it can be.
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This is because, in each region, there is a "benchmark" premium price, based on the cost of inefficient, costly traditional Medicare.
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Today's insurance companies built empires on traditional business models that have not changed in decades, and thus have become extremely inefficient.
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And when confronted with a problem, scared workers find ways of covering it up or getting around it with inefficient practices.
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Public-sector wages chew up almost 14% of GDP; inefficient state-run firms have too many workers (and not enough revenue).
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While service businesses account for three-quarters of Japan's GDP, all those bowing staff and long opening hours make firms inefficient.
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He says it is necessary to stop illegal immigration, human trafficking and drug smuggling, while Democrats call it costly and inefficient.
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Checking all of the modules into a repository was also inefficient because even a minor change could easily trigger massive commits.
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Mr Macron's planned overhaul of the inefficient training system could also help (France offers only half as many apprenticeships as Germany).
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Capacity markets are supposed to be not only encouraging new generation to come in but also encouraging inefficient generation to retire.
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But some are also drawn by America's inefficient asylum system, which lets people stay and work while their claims are assessed.
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Throttling back an aircraft that is designed to fly fast is inefficient and causes it to guzzle a lot of fuel.
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In response, many Chinese internet users sounded off on social media, expressing their disgust with the corrupt and inefficient vaccination system.
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Proponents wanted to shelter nascent industries, but opponents worried that they would shelter inefficient producers, push up prices and encourage smuggling.
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"Everybody understands the global payment system is inefficient in cross-border transactions, and there's no bigger market than money," he says.
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It has an excellent climate for growing coffee and other highly marketable products, yet its agriculture sector is inefficient and tiny.
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Buyback backlash Defenders of buybacks argue that excess cash should go back to shareholders rather than get wasted on inefficient projects.
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With great scale comes greater efficiency Inefficient routes are not only more carbon-intensive — they're also more expensive for the shipper.
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As a public monopoly, PREPA is inefficient, subject to political influences in decision-making and governed by the interests of bondholders.
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Yet it has fallen short of original targets because production has proven more costly and inefficient than expected, even with subsidies.
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It doesn't have to be but most people feel that the tax on capital gains is perhaps the most inefficient tax.
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But critics say enforcement has been inefficient, and have accused the administration of cooking the books to achieve its deportation numbers.
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In a city where the state services are laughably inefficient, the justification for this shadow infrastructure has never been far away.
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However, neither they nor our patient population can afford the current unsustainable, inefficient and costly model of anesthesia services and reimbursement.
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"It's very expensive and inefficient to run a generator when there are only a handful of customers every day," he said.
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Issuing bonds and equities currently requires multiple steps and the involvement of multiple parties, making it an expensive and inefficient process.
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At the heart of the conservative faith in privatization is the idea that the public sector is inherently cumbersome and inefficient.
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Justifiably or not, too many people perceive police as biased, impetuous, unethical, or inefficient in their protection responsibilities, especially of teenagers.
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We were so inefficient with our operations and logistics that … we were packing on the floor, on our hands and knees.
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"The tax is higher in the US due to an inefficient health system that wastes a lot of money," said Springmann.
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While inefficient and somewhat backward-seeming — someone is probably using a gas-burning car to drive an electric scooter to you!
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In the longer term, it could feed an inefficient absolutism rejecting any categorical exclusions because they are likely to be abused.
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Earnings of steel and coal firms, for example, have benefited from government-orchestrated shutdowns of older, more inefficient plants and mines.
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These types of improvements have led to some sometimes small but also considerable improvements in fuel economy, in notoriously inefficient vehicles.
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" De Blasio also called for a ban on "classic glass and steel skyscrapers" in New York City, calling them "incredibly inefficient.
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White House officials said this spending is often fragmented and inefficient because of the current lack of power that CIOs have.
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Even before Hurricane Maria destroyed Puerto Rico's power grid, the island was burdened by an outdated and inefficient energy infrastructure system.
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The result, experts who have studied it said, has been a charitable sector riddled with underperformers, highly inefficient organizations and fraud.
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In part this is due to a highly inefficient generation mix: Over half of the island's power is generated with oil.
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Everyone doesn't need that item in hours or a day in a relatively inefficient — from a cost perspective — way of delivery.
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Cities like Lima pump much of their effluent into the sea, while others struggle with decrepit networks and inefficient treatment plants.
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Unfortunately, when we write a straightforward program for such a search, we usually find the resulting process to be enormously inefficient.
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China, the world's top producer of both coal and steel, has embarked on a major drive to cut inefficient surplus capacity.
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McCormack stressed the superiority of LED bulbs and the small share of inefficient bulbs Vermont's law would remove from store shelves.
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Mr. Bourdain's targets are inefficient home cooks, people who rely solely on restaurant food, those who don't compost and grocery stores.
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Yet such a cap would go against the oil industry's free-market ethos -- and could backfire by keeping alive inefficient companies.
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For one thing, the districts adopted inefficient practices like charging buses at high-demand times and charging batteries longer than needed.
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One arguably legitimate criticism of the Endangered Species Act is that trying to save every creature is both unrealistic and inefficient.
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With some of the lowest fuel prices in the world, SUVs and inefficient vehicles roam the flashy Emirati city en masse.
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Trump officials defended those efforts as inefficient relative to their costs and touted this enrollment as the most cost-effective yet.
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The latest update added inefficient three-way, reflector, globe-shaped and candelabra-style bulbs to the list covered by the standards.
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How bizarre, paralyzing and inefficient would it be to stop at each new intersection to confirm the truth of this assumption?
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Of course, even the most efficient air-conditioner is inefficient in a home that leaks the conditioned air to the outdoors.
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Scientists hopes to overcome this inefficient back-and-forth by miniaturizing atomic clocks so that they can fit on space probes.
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Algeria is one of Africa's largest oil and gas producers, but corruption and inefficient subsidies have squandered much of its wealth.
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A former r/Coronavirus moderator told Vice that Reddit's moderation system has been "inefficient" in preventing the spread of coronavirus misinformation.
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Although the G-28503 promised in 22019 to eliminate "inefficient fossil fuel subsidies," the vague promise never resulted in concrete action.
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Every time I had to engage in a process that felt manual, cumbersome, inefficient, or not scalable, I would be triggered.
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We generally consider it lazy, inefficient, and overall burdensome to let your inbox grow and fester to the point of chaos.
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Military commissions — the body that would try an enemy combatant at Guantánamo Bay — have also proved extremely inefficient in prosecuting suspects.
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At the same time, however, a huge amount of energy is also wasted, literally lost into the air through inefficient practices.
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Crude oil prices have almost doubled from early 2016 lows, and Medina has made little progress reforming an inefficient energy sector.
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of the governing Law and Justice party, said that the judiciary was inefficient and needed an overhaul.
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That limits the ability of federal regulators to share information with state regulators and often results in duplicative and inefficient examinations.
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Americans are unlikely to tell Europeans that their healthcare is so inefficient, because too many of them are selfish or confused.
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So one is the industry is potentially big and inefficient; two is there's tools that we have easy to access it.
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By Yu's account, too many of Africa's local merchants are sacrificing capital and incurring opportunity cost due to inefficient supply-chain.
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It was "incredibly inefficient," Rotman said, because the firms didn't have enough data on their target customers to recommend specific products.
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"It's a collapsed system, an inefficient system," said Ismael Zepeda, an economist with Fosdeh, a research group in Tegucigalpa, the capital.
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Russia also pushes countries into the Eurasian Economic Union, to keep them attached to its own inefficient and corrupt market system.
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A third major issue facing the country is the inefficient operations of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), in particular government utility Eskom.
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It was started in an effort to eliminate businesses&apos reliance on costly and inefficient methods to pay and get paid.
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Most importantly, both Sanders and Warren are pointing the correct way to reform America's costly, unfair and inefficient health care system.
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In addition, a large, profitable, often highly inefficient and maddening industry with 2.7 million workers — private insurance — would cease to exist.
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The inefficient debt capital markets in the region also hinder access to credit for many smaller borrowers despite their strong fundamentals.
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While in Canada, we spoke with medical professionals and business leaders who were baffled by our tolerance for this inefficient system.
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These haphazard lines are fundamentally unfair and inefficient, and invite tax planning by sophisticated taxpayers to get within the preferred categories.
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He later admitted this was an inefficient use of his time, given that he was the president-elect's most important aide.
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That has proved to be an expensive and inefficient way to meet targets, which reduces potential profit margins on each vehicle.
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More important, just note how inefficient all of the league's quarterbacks are on that TD line when Ramsey's in the game.
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What's more, government programs, while sometimes a necessary evil, were likely to be an inefficient drag compared with the private market.
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Bodnar also criticized increasing political control of state media and said mechanisms aimed at preventing torture and degrading treatment were inefficient.
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The merger had been expected as part of China's efforts to improve the competitiveness of its sprawling and inefficient state-owned sector.
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This has always struck me as an incredibly inefficient way to imagine things, because I can't hold the scene in my mind.
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In the past, Flynn has broached ambitious reforms of the NSC staff, calling its structure under the last administration "bloated" and inefficient.
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"For too long the Palestinian people have been trapped in inefficient frameworks of the past," Kushner said in a statement released Saturday.
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Many of the houses that remain are enormous and so energy-inefficient that residents' fuel bills can exceed their rents, Gordon said.
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In this case, the pilot did indeed promise to "replace inefficient welfare programs," as the CEOs for Basic Income open letter states.
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"The heating systems were outdated and inefficient and were not to the environmental standards that we would expect today," the source adds.
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The government insists it is improving Poland&aposs justice system, saying it was inefficient and controlled by an untouchable "caste" of judges.
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The plethora of schemes in place for Indians to claim subsidised food, fuel, gas, electricity and so on are inefficient and corrupt.
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When Jobs got cancer, he spent a lot of time with doctors and saw firsthand how inefficient our health-care system is.
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In both cases, accumulation over time can have negative knock-on effects, in addition to being terribly inefficient at their primary task.
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And much is lost through the use of inefficient devices, like incandescent light bulbs that heat up a filament to produce light.
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He and Casal linked up and the two began plotting a way to make the deeply inefficient industry more modern and transparent.
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The third difference is that they can succeed on a rapid and massive scale because the state-dominated economy is so inefficient.
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In remarks made on the House floor Tuesday, Jeffries called the DMCA takedown system "inefficient, cumbersome," and even "pointless" for content creators.
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Opel has around 6% of the European market; that makes it too small and inefficient in a business where scale is key.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: UberA BuzzFeed investigation earlier this month highlighted how chaotic and inefficient Uber's customer support can be.
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It's a big improvement over the last battery model used in the Alpha range, which was criticized for being small and inefficient.
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The Cold-War-era methods of undercover agents, informants living in your neighborhood and agents provocateurs is too labor-intensive and inefficient.
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"A predominant focus on the replicability of individual studies is an inefficient way to assure the reliability of scientific knowledge," they wrote.
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The only way, it seems, to solve the problem of the inefficient chatbot is to make these systems act more… well, human.
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It especially wants to end the inefficient practice of building from scratch local data centers and IT services for each Olympic Games.
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The initiative had divided lawmakers and caused months of heated discussions on what critics said was an inefficient and purely symbolic measure.
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A dozy board, inefficient drilling operations and some unneeded businesses made Hess an easy and appropriate target for an activist in 2013.
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In turn those institutions become more inefficient and deliver less of what they are meant to, whether it is education or roads.
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The main impediments to Africans making and selling more things are rapacious governments, potholed roads, inefficient ports and power lines without electricity.
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"Capital gains and the expectations for future gains will become Giant Pandas – very rare and sort of inefficient at reproduction," Gross said.
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It has been making slow but steady improvements to its very inefficient justice sector, in which 93 percent of crimes go unreported.
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Ashish Thakkar, an African entrepreneur and philanthropist, says that shortages of electricity, potholed roads and inefficient ports and railways hold back manufacturers.
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One concern is that there will be fierce competition among several wannabe financial centres, leading to a diffuse and inefficient financial system.
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Some of them are small-scale and relatively inefficient, burn low-quality coal, or emit lots of mercury and other air pollutants.
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It has censured the president's ministers and thwarted his legislative plans, such as an effort to reform Peru's corrupt and inefficient judiciary.
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The rise in carbon prices will force inefficient coal plants out of the market, chief financial officer Christopher Delbrueck said this week.
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But the overall energy efficiency of her district is dragged down by inefficient buildings constructed in the 1960s and 1970s, she said.
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There are agencies housed in Washington in inefficient space twice as large as is needed to serve their current (and future) workforce.
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While the platforms are transforming operations, Sriram Raghavan, the vice president of IBM Research AI, argues that ultimately, it's an inefficient system.
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Moreover, the funding for collection activities often comes from the fines and fees themselves, which motivates the continuation of an inefficient system.
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In comparison to the aviation industry, Baker Hughes' Simonelli said the oil gas sector was around two to three times more inefficient.
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Some don't have effective vaccines, pesticides can be unsustainable, and methods such as clearing standing water are inefficient against mosquito breeding rates.
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This is exactly the sweet spot a flying car would land in today: impractical, inefficient, and merely a plaything of the rich.
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"Millions of people use contraptions daily that are hideously inefficient, waste their time and are causing them long-term damage," he said.
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And those constituents wanted health care policy, had messed-up, defective, inefficient, expensive health care and wanted improvements, but weren't being ... Supportive.
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But a higher percentage of his field goal attempts were launched from the inefficient mid-range, where he only canned 38.2 percent.
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India's logistics market, despite being valued at $160 billion, remains one of the most inefficient sectors that continues to drag the economy.
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While short-term memory loss is epidemic in the valley, private equity has historically stepped in to return order to inefficient markets.
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Processing everything that you experience in the world all of the time would be a very inefficient way to run a brain.
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This effort required to arrange a trade tarnishes the shine of cryptocurrency with the search costs that makes barter systems so inefficient.
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"That's inefficient, certainly, but it's also enormously profitable in terms of sustainability," said Matt Jacobson, executive director of the Maine Lobster Collaborative.
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When newer air regulations came along, it simply wasn't worth it for utilities to retrofit old, inefficient plants with the right technology.
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Last week's deal granted an extension until December of this inefficient, heavily indebted program, which was set to lapse on Sept. 30.
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While sources say that was inefficient in and of itself, it was also exacerbated by how quickly Uber was hiring safety drivers.
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Big bulb manufacturers supported by the Energy Department prefer to take the cheap, inefficient and environmentally harmful path for short-term profits.
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Both Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank are very inefficient compared with European rivals, with costs that are too high in relation to revenue.
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So inefficient power plants, around to meet those peak-demand periods, have a high cost for every megawatt hour that they produce.
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"I fear that without that we're going to be inefficient at using the technology to do a lot of good," Schoenberg said.
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Mr. Griffin's name and cash — earned in a business that depends on markets being inefficient — will now endow the university's economics department.
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The contradiction constantly reminds Italians that "the public sector is inefficient and totally disorganized while the private sector functions better," Tonelli said.
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Many Chinese banks excel at conservative lending that keeps inefficient industrial dinosaurs afloat – a de-facto subsidy that fuelled trade-distorting overcapacity.
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When that happens, it's inefficient, ineffective, and it takes away from the military's primary mission of defending our country, defending our Constitution.
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Additionally, the new government should review and hurry along existing power projects, while it phases out inefficient subsidies in the electricity sector.
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The IMF has called Azeri's buffers "ample" but says it needs to reduce inefficient public spending and increase non-oil tax revenues.
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But in sub-Saharan Africa, the rate was less than 60 percent, with services often inefficient and unreliable, said the WRI report.
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"Sometimes things get lost in translation and it did kind of make things a little more inefficient and time consuming," Kline said.
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The Obama administration's health gurus excoriated U.S. health care for overtreatment, inefficient care processes, administrative complexity, and an inability to coordinate care.
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The tax code has been flawed and inefficient for a very long time, precisely because fixing it could be so terribly disruptive.
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Indeed, it heralds the coming moment when posts from outside are suspect by default: out of place, inefficient, little better than spam.
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But low-frequency radio waves would be ridiculously inefficient for alien communication, since you can only send a few characters per minute.
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Corporations were on the defensive, but soon found a powerful ally in economists, a vast majority of whom opposed regulation as inefficient.
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What's left of the river is ill-equipped to cope with the pollution and inefficient use of water for irrigation farther downstream.
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PiS says the judicial system needs to be reformed because the courts are slow, inefficient and steeped in a communist-era mentality.
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We believe that we must know all there is before we begin, lest we make mistakes or be inefficient in our learning.
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It was a hugely inefficient process that served little purpose other than to increase the cost of offering loans and enriching banks.
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It appears that Bitcoin's main accomplishment is that it allows people to buy things clandestinely, only in an absurdly inefficient way. Correct.
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While they're there, they discover it's run by an inefficient bureaucracy that means any investigations into the points system will take millennia.
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"The food subsidy program remains poorly targeted and inefficient," IMF staff wrote in a regular review of Egypt's economy in January last year.
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That's actually a very inefficient model because the teachers know a lot more about the students than any drop-in test can discover.
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But his failure to show tangible results in fighting rampant graft and overhauling inefficient sectors like healthcare and education have eroded his popularity.
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The way AVs drive, at least for now, is fundamentally different from the way humans do, which may create inefficient and dangerous miscommunications.
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He explained that Brazil's ability to test effectively for Zika remained "very inefficient" because the authorities lack the most up-to-date methods.
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The offices of Japan's small and medium-sized enterprises are among the most inefficient in the developed world, chides McKinsey, a management consultancy.
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Hunting animals with the tools available at that time was inefficient; it would have been much easier to get the calories by foraging.
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On the contrary, the NCSA will consolidate inefficient government initiatives and offices, eliminating stovepipes and providing a central point for public-private cooperation.
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One cynical academic averred that politicians will always opt for showy handouts rather than unsexy long-term solutions, however inefficient that may be.
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Beijing's growing reliance on SOEs could also delay much-needed restructuring of the sector, where many firms are bloated, loss-making and inefficient.
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We can't be this inefficient anymore, because we're about to hit an inflection point that will strain our cities' resources like never before.
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It will primarily be of help in countries, often poorer ones such as in Africa, with records of border delays and inefficient bureaucracy.
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Markets are better at setting prices for individual stocks than in aggregate—in Paul Samuelson's words, they are "micro-efficient and macro-inefficient".
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Battulga also criticized "inefficient investment projects" and plans for the construction of state-owned buildings while citizens were forced to pay higher taxes.
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One notion, says Antti Ilmanen, a former academic who now works for AQR, a fund-management company, is that markets are "efficiently inefficient".
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International institutions have urged Beijing to stop financing weak firms, especially inefficient state-owned enterprises, which tend to crowd out the private sector.
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The process of the internet's biggest content farms attaching itself to highly televised content has been inefficient even since 'Netflix binging' went mainstream.
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This backlog is "contributing to wait times for more mature applications and an inefficient allocation of resources," Health Canada spokeswoman Tammy Jarbeau said.
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We will enter what the Atlantic's Derek Thompson called "an era of technological unemployment," in which machines render human labor useless and inefficient.
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Its members were obsessed with finding an alternative to chemical combustion, which is a woefully inefficient way to propel rockets on interplanetary journeys.
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China has vowed to deepen its structural reforms to cut excess capacity in inefficient sectors, which has tended to push up materials prices.
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"This is so inefficient, so hazardous and unsafe, that I am not sure it is really justified, to be honest," Lovell-Badge said.
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Lebanon's public sector is its biggest expense, followed by the cost of servicing the public debt and subsidies to an inefficient electricity sector.
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Danish startup Spiri believes urban transportation is still massively inefficient, and it's setting out to tackle the problem from a few different directions.
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Right now, only the CDC and a handful of state health departments can test for the virus, which is inefficient and time-consuming.
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To make matters worse, the NEO Program's drastically expanded budget created a bloated and inefficient tangle of different offices with no general supervision.
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She said she believes Obamacare is inefficient and overly regulated, driving up costs putting affordable and effective insurance out of reach for many.
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Importantly, a driver's tip or rating won't be affected if you let the app know it sent your car on an inefficient route.
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Global trade has also been putting enormous pressure on India's inefficient ports, many of which still rely on manual labor for hauling cargo.
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Puerto Rico suffers from high energy costs, a dependency on oil and old, inefficient power plants, which contribute to the island's fiscal problems.
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Their bloated structure is partly responsible for SOEs' inefficient use of resources, just as China is asserting its clout in the global economy.
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It also said that 11 federal government bodies were responsible for administering different aspects of land property rights leading to an inefficient system.
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International institutions have warned Beijing to stop financing weak firms, especially inefficient state-owned enterprises, which tend to crowd out the private sector.
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The country's economy has declined over the years because of government overspending, a heavy dependence on debt and a costly, inefficient energy system.
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We feel strongly that Twilio's success in enabling developers to build creative and engaging applications in an area with clunky, inefficient alternatives — e.g.
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He was a civil servant to the core at a time that his own party was smashing government as inefficient and even corrupt.
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Older USB-C MacBook Pro models had the USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 ports soldered onto the logic board, making repairs costly and inefficient.
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Many electrical plants are major emitters of carbon dioxide, particularly those that burn coal, which is the most inefficient and polluting fossil fuel.
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Last September, the government unveiled its latest program to overhaul the bloated and inefficient state-owned sector, and close so-called zombie companies.
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"The construction of a physical wall is an expensive and inefficient use of our taxpayers' hard-earned dollars," he said in a statement.
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Our goal is to eliminate inefficient duplication with state programs and to direct federal resources to help achieve the agency's strategic plan goals.
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On the managerial side, 71% of managers felt their meetings were unproductive and inefficient,according to researchersfrom Harvard Business School and Boston University.
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Even though CRS said the job losses were negligible, it did call the tax relatively inefficient and likely to raise costs for consumers.
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That's the incandescent lightbulb, a proven if rather inefficient technology from the 1800s but still found in millions of America's light sockets today.
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In fact, the evidence shows that it is the agency's own inefficient policies and procedures that are the key drivers of these delays.
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Mostly agree: Many of the candidates favor reforming the American health care system to varying degrees, which is criticized as costly and inefficient.
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The White House is urging the private sector to lead on the issue, rather than implementing burdensome, inefficient government mandates with little results.
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The reforms included moves to close down inefficient and small-scale boilers and to switch to gas or electricity-powered heating for residences.
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This has hampered our ability to achieve key U.S. foreign policy and national security objectives and resulted in inefficient use of taxpayer dollars.
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What has been needed, now more than ever, is for someone to shake up D.C. and repair an inefficient and inflated federal government.
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China is restricting domestic coal output and shutting inefficient mines, which, coupled with a decline in hydropower output, has boosted demand for imports.
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The report also suggested there may have been struggles with customer churn as current subscribers tired of their boxes, and inefficient marketing spend.
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Despite how wildly inefficient this was, it allowed for all the editing amenities found in Google Docs without messing with the article's format.
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Likewise, I ended up taking a lot of inefficient bike routes because the MapQuest app couldn't tell me which streets had bike lanes.
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"It's a very long and inefficient process and that's why people do not use this method," one Afghan custom official told SIGAR agents.
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If semi-automation proves ineffective/inefficient due to continued or increased connectivity failure frequency, ED will increase and full automation may be required.
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The PiS government rejects these accusations, saying the changes are needed because courts are slow, inefficient and steeped in a communist era-mentality.
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The higher court's opinion clarified that the purpose of European antitrust law was not to protect inefficient competitors at the expense of consumers.
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They were inefficient; they took too long to get back to customers; they spent too many resources on not delivering good quality products.
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But they view a wall like the one Mr. Trump advocates as an ineffective and inefficient response atop an immigration system in disrepair.
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Lofty oil prices courtesy of OPEC's stronghold on global supply and a relative inefficient American supply chain kept prices above $100 a barrel.
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Once a democratic tool used to shape the country's future, government became seen as something intrusive and inefficient—indeed, something to be feared.
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Providing permanent housing may sound good politically, but in reality, it is an inefficient and unfair way to try to help poor families.
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"Every aspect of the animal-based food industry is vastly more environmentally disruptive and resource-inefficient than any plant-based system," he said.
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A bus service introduced in January has proved so inefficient that it seems to have caused even more people to use the train.
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The financial transaction tax was overwhelmingly repealed in a bipartisan vote by Congress in 1965 because it made our stock market so inefficient.
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And the power sector is dominated by private producers who enjoy high government-guaranteed returns in dollars only to run grossly inefficient plants.
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Medicare is in the process of transitioning from the outdated and inefficient fee-for-service payment structure to one that pays for value.
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"Today eBay suffers from an inefficient organizational structure, wasteful spend and a misallocation of resources," it wrote in a letter at the time.
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Uber isn't more efficient, it just has more investors: As an economic model, Uber is actually more inefficient than any standard taxicab company.
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Although state's will not be required to follow federal rules in state or local elections it would be costly and inefficient not to.
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"The human I/O—the input/output, the ears and eyes and smell and so on, voice—are still very inefficient," he says.
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It is their answer to what they see as the inefficient and carbon-heavy process of cutting down mature trees to create furniture.
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The company helps other businesses send and pay invoices using software, instead of using traditional offline methods that are often costly and inefficient.
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The CIA director's multiple, and often competing, roles managing the overall IC while serving as the president's principal intelligence adviser was judged inefficient.
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The downside, though, is that when "inefficient" brick-and-mortar businesses go bankrupt, middle-class people lose their jobs, as Reuters points out.
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