His inexperience would prevent many Democrats from consolidating around him.
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Perhaps the President's inexperience, didn't have him understand that protocol.
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And the biggest safety issues right now stem from inexperience.
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Where Gonzalez is boasting fresh eyes, Palacios just sees inexperience.
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The miscues might have simply been a matter of inexperience.
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"It was youthful inexperience that was my downfall," he said.
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Perhaps the President's inexperience didn't have him understand that protocol.
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Perhaps the President's inexperience didn't help him understand that protocol.
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She had been nervous too — perhaps because of my inexperience.
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In Wisconsin, legal experts chalked up Johnson's move to inexperience.
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His inexperience showed on Billy Hamilton's fly in the second.
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First, the administration is confounded by inexperience, incompetence and infighting.
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She was not concerned by the scoffings about her inexperience.
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However, some point to his relative inexperience of monetary policy.
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CEO Ian Crosby says his greatest challenge is his own inexperience.
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Some suggested she was unhappy about their inexperience, not their size.
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Conservative columnist Byron York chalks it all up to Trump's inexperience.
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He leaned into his inexperience and used it to his advantage.
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His old-guard opponents accuse him of incompetence born from inexperience.
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Our leader was generous enough not to point out my inexperience.
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Youth and inexperience were the primary motifs on the chilly night.
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Eventually, the charm of my inexperience lost its appeal to him.
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The employee also cited the inexperience of some of the leaders.
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Mr. Kushner's political inexperience was at times evident during the campaign.
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Further, Democrats continue to shows signs of being wooed by inexperience.
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She also said the White House's inexperience with policy isn't helping.
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Elio is in many ways wise beyond his years, but his emotional inexperience is as important as his sexual inexperience; the visiting grad student that he becomes enamored with (Hammer) treats him as an intellectual equal.
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My inexperience actually caused a problem that I feel compelled to share.
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He soon realizes he's horrendously lower-leveled, because of his inexperience fighting.
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It seems a farce because of the inexperience among Trump's inner circle.
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Still, Jordan chafes as the suggestions of inexperience waft from others' endorsements.
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Grown-up companies can no longer blame problems on youth and inexperience.
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This time, he seemed to give her age and inexperience as justification.
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But Šarec's inexperience has been showing through, says Aljaž Pengov Bitenc, a
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"This kind of threatening tone shows inexperience," one senior foreign diplomat said.
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I will not exploit, for political purposes, my opponent's youth and inexperience.
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Everything has happened fast for Guaidó, and at times his inexperience shows.
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It is also a story of nepotism, privilege, and inexperience gone bad.
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The president's allies cited that inexperience to defend him on Wednesday. Gov.
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In my inexperience, I thought this was a useless waste of time.
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Concerns about his age, 17, and inexperience led to a new rule.
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Concerns about his age, 17, and inexperience led to a new rule.
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Klobuchar, however, had her shining moment when she highlighted Buttigieg's relative inexperience.
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Their relative wealth will not compensate for their inexperience, that is obvious.
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Clifford said inexperience wasn't a factor in his young team's early exit.
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Life is too short to let indecision or inexperience cut into your drinking.
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The relative inexperience of Trump's core advisers may also have been a factor.
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In the past, Musk has blamed fatal crashes involving Autopilot on driver inexperience.
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In some crowds, I was probably a little outwardly shy about my inexperience.
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The combination of inexperience and gung-ho enthusiasm became the stuff of legend.
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Chris Christie also put Trump's comments to Comey down to inexperience in government.
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He met Reagan's sleight-of-hand "youth and inexperience" response with prolonged laughter.
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It may also have been a product of inexperience or lack of resources.
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Butterfield attributed Sanders's success with millennials to the "inexperience" of those young voters.
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Despite Counsell's inexperience as a manager, his dedication to the organization swayed Attanasio.
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It was the same answer — his youth, or his inexperience — that others gave.
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I know from personal experience the Russians will exploit inexperience and any misstep.
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In part, that's due to the youth and corporate inexperience of the managers.
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But my lack of understanding stems from inexperience with personal trauma and triggers.
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League lawmakers such as Igor Iezzi say this inexperience can be seen in parliament.
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Invited by moderators, he said he was worried about Sanders' socialism and Buttigieg's inexperience.
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Naughton tells The Atlantic that her inexperience with campaigning and politics was to blame.
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Dutch, German, and Icelandic speakers also used green to convey freshness, vitality, and inexperience.
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Despite his inexperience, he has the sense of opportunity of a more seasoned politician.
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I am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience.
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This goes to show both the company's inexperience and its willingness to learn quickly.
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Their inexperience against elite opponents alone makes them pretty hard sells as title challengers.
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Prosecutions for online crime were still relatively rare, stymied by inexperience and jurisdictional issues.
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However, the op-ed argues Nixon's inexperience is a disqualifying factor in the race.
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She showed her inexperience as having never moderated a debate in spades last night.
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Yet the modest gains seem out of kilter with the potential cost of inexperience.
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But in the last two games of the division series, his inexperience was exposed.
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He presented potential faults — factionalism, inexperience, isolation — without saying definitively whether they were faults.
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Their inexperience also allows them to be free of malignant relics from the past.
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And true to the fumbling inexperience of that era, it's a recipe for chaos.
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Trump's own inexperience in high stakes diplomatic negotiations increases the size of his gamble.
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Clinton, his chief rival for the nomination, had made valid points about his inexperience.
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But inexperience, recklessness and weak oversight by corporate boards have led to past missteps.
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Clinton, his chief rival for the nomination, had made valid points about his inexperience.
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Kelly's inexperience on matters of politics had been glaringly obvious to Trump, officials said.
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But I think we've seen voters reject the notion that inexperience disqualifies you from serving.
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His diplomatic inexperience could be less a disadvantage than an opportunity for a fresh start.
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She talked up his inexperience -- questioning his qualifications and readiness -- in that damning 3 a.m.
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Boyhood is synonymous with inexperience, and sadly, we don't magically figure everything out as adults.
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Their inexperience makes it more than usually difficult for them to select a good partner.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan tested an argument that Trump's actions reflected not malice but inexperience.
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"Our inexperience definitely showed especially on the defensive end," Chambers told reporters after the game.
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Being a young entrepreneur comes with many benefits, but inexperience is not one of them.
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It is a prime example of taking advantage of consumer inexperience and widespread financial illiteracy.
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But his inexperience, and Trump's capricious nature mean that Macron may be playing with fire.
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Sia Bo's inexperience showed, as he tried to choke out his opponent to no avail.
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These episodes could simply reflect inexperience — appointees struggling to figure out the agency they lead.
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Even Senator John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana, pressed Ms. Rushing about her youth and inexperience.
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In my naïveté and inexperience, I would have been a liability out there that night.
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While she has quickly become a political sensation, however, she has also revealed her inexperience.
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His relative inexperience, his youth and concerns over his core values will remain huge liabilities.
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But inexperience is especially risky when the president-elect is ignorant of national security issues.
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In his experience investigating previous accidents, Barth said it often comes down to money or inexperience.
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Some of the tales are sordid, while others are clearly the result of inexperience and hubris.
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This influx of inexperience may explain why asylum decisions vary so widely from judge-to-judge.
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Because of the inexperience of his cabinet, Dr Mahathir has, in effect, become chief of everything.
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Unfortunately, no amount of cost savings can make up for Walmart's inexperience with PC gaming hardware.
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Would you really want to fuck a guy who only wanted you for your sexual inexperience?
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Some parts of the team are aging and injury-prone, and others are green with inexperience.
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And after weeks of misfires that exposed his inexperience in wooing Congress, he got his win.
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And it is possible that Trump wants to do big new things enough to risk inexperience.
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That's a sensible strategy, given Trump's inexperience and unpredictability, but the downside has become apparent lately.
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Handel: 'Someone who doesn't even live in the district' Ossoff's inexperience has opened him to criticisms.
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On the campaign trail, Clinton has hammered Sanders' relative inexperience in dealing with foreign policy issues.
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His inexperience became an advantage; his adversaries belonged to the world he wanted to clean up.
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Donald Trump lacks political experience, and the ineptitude caused by his inexperience is evident every day.
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This inexperience obliged me to adulate a lot of art before I was comfortable with it.
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Given his relative inexperience and euphoric rallies, he drew some comparisons to Barack Obama in 2008.
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Still, Ms. Shalala has vacillated over how much to go after Ms. Salazar for her inexperience.
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Their ads and allies warned that Ms. Cabán's inexperience and radical ideas would endanger people's safety.
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Several U.S. advisers worried that Mr. Kushner's political inexperience could make him a target for manipulation.
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Last season, with opponents sometimes seizing on Collins's inexperience, the Giants lost nearly every close game.
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That inexperience has been exposed on occasion, most recently in an awkward CBS "60 Minutes" interview.
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Moreover, what Escamilla perceived to be an "edge" wasn't — and inexperience led to him being scammed.
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Buttigieg, currently the youngest in the field, is making a virtue of his relative political inexperience.
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In addition to privately frowning on his inexperience, many continue to pronounce his last name incorrectly.
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"Change" was Murphy's mantra, and, like Trump, she used it to turn inexperience into an asset.
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What do you tell business leaders, to centrist voters, about their concerns about your own inexperience?
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"A lot of the headlines I've seen have made a lot of his inexperience," he said.
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As of last winter, one could see Trump's impulsiveness and inexperience as actually a mixed bag.
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While their inexperience may only undercut the firm, Maduro doesn't appear to have suffered for it.
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But the inexperience has shown in incidents such as a Houthi rocket strike in September in Marib.
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In this case, Wynn's inexperience with pursuing big deals also likely played a factor, some analysts added.
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Nepal's government denies that deaths attributed to inexperience and overcrowding were the result of its permit process.
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But inexperience is only one of the reasons why America's interlocutors to the world have gone quiet.
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Given his inexperience in the area, senior Republicans could play an outsize role in shaping foreign policy.
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Lack of education and inexperience with the contours of our big dumb internet combine with tragic results.
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And now a new generation of inexperience charismatic leftists are moving to the fore of the party.
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But his inexperience as a director — this is his first major film — shows at almost every turn.
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Despite their inexperience with big protests, they threw whatever they could get their hands on with gusto.
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Critics might bemoan Prince Khalid's youth (28) and inexperience; but at least he is a fighter pilot.
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Unfortunately, Ms. Callender's inexperience as a director makes a thorough muddle of the play and its production.
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Given the M5S's inexperience and wobbly position on the euro, that is unlikely to have comforted investors.
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Critics question Zelenskiy's political inexperience while investors worry that he's more of an unknown quantity than Poroshenko.
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But with challenges ranging from governance standards to inexperience and lack of capacity, progress has been slow.
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"Our general inexperience with a project of this magnitude is a good place to start," he says.
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The system compensates for the inexperience of many of its teachers by having a highly centralized organization.
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The reasons for this exceptional adoption may have to do with the dolphin's inexperience as a mother.
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Perez said young catchers now had the tools to run a sophisticated game plan despite their inexperience.
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The scene—though more fragmented than ever—thrives in spite of its own shortcomings, inexperience, and disorganization.
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Since winning the presidency in November 2016, he has been dogged by charges of inexperience and incompetence.
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Given Trump's inexperience in government, it matters greatly what rules he believes himself to be operating under.
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" Bloomberg -- demonstrating his inexperience on a debate stage -- replied, "They were certainly said, but out of context.
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So could have been a little bit of inexperience and maybe a little bit of fatigue, also.
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And in spite of her political inexperience, Grace told a rally that she wanted to become president.
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In 2012, he reportedly said his half-brother "won't last long" in power due to his inexperience.
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Before a deal was made, though, Mr. Singleton demanded, despite his inexperience, that he direct the film.
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And his shortcomings tend to be discounted as irrelevant, or put down to inexperience or a hostile press.
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Obama regularly hit the campaign trail mocking Trump's inexperience in policy-making and fondness for tweeting controversial things.
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China has been generally tempered in its official response to Trump's comments, attributing much of it to inexperience.
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Bound up in the way female youth is packaged are ideas of innocence and inexperience, a deferential guilelessness.
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Late that afternoon, on the way back to Tuk, my inexperience with snowmobiles showed and I tipped over.
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And two, if a voter is concerned about Trump's inexperience and temperament, will Mike Pence quell their anxieties?
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These individuals could guide American policy and are essential, particularly given the Administration's general inexperience in this region.
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In other words, inexperience is not always good, but doing big, new things often requires a fresh mind.
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The makeup of Trump's future administration is the subject of feverish speculation due to the billionaire's political inexperience.
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Those sympathetic to the Trump cause will say his inexperience simply showed in missing those kind of opportunities.
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" He said, "Because of her inexperience, and because she's a true believer, she sees things that aren't there.
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Brazilians are dealing with not only the authorities' inexperience with terrorism, but also a lack of safety resources.
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"Sadly, all of these incidents suggest a level of inexperience and inadequate support," he wrote in a blog.
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Zelenskiy has tapped into this anti-establishment mood, although his inexperience makes Western officials and foreign investors wary.
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Back in November, Daley underlined Page's relative inexperience as a reason why the bout didn't appeal to him.
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I was scared of my inexperience, and I didn't feel comfortable approaching women while I was still married.
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But her high-profile combination of inside access and inexperience has made some colleagues wary of her return.
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Shiffrin, on the other hand, was still showing signs of her inexperience on a high-level downhill course.
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And not surprisingly, that inexperience or incompetence is one reason the Qatar crisis has become this dangerous already.
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Market participants have grumbled that the Fed's inexperience and lack of knowledge are to blame for the crisis.
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Gordon exhibited some inexperience in his new position on the play, taking a step back before breaking in.
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In some crowds, I was probably a little outwardly shy about my inexperience, I tried to hide that.
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She didn't back down when read her comments to The New York Times about Mr. Buttigieg's relative inexperience.
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Though the goal is laudable, inexperience can compound the chaos that is already giving government a bad name.
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This inexperience has not, apparently, stopped him putting together what is, in effect, a private human-genome-editing project.
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Whether because of imprecision or inexperience, Trump put into play a concept -- one state -- without defining what he meant.
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That was why my naivete and inexperience were so hot to the older men who dated barely legal me.
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Sarah Mikhitarian, senior economist at Zillow, said that may have to do with their inexperience with the homebuying process.
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The most common sticking points were chalked up to inexperience, inattention from experience editors, and just plain petty bickering.
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Warren lamented Carson's "inexperience in the field," but said she would not stand in the way of his confirmation.
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His inexperience may call for further fights to build his repertoire before a big-name fight can come along.
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"The failure and inexperience of the government led to the EU's boycott of our palm oil," hen told Reuters.
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But the tech giant's inexperience in the space may be revealing itself, according to analysts at RBC Capital Markets.
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The choices are meant to refute accusations of inexperience and incompetence often leveled at 5-Star by its critics.
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But he raised eyebrows when he said Trump's government inexperience might have led to problems the administration now faces.
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In office, he has operated in a way that reveals his lack of knowledge, his inexperience, and his inconsistencies.
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Was this related to a dysfunctional team or to this officer's inexperience or lack of emotional maturity and control?
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Looking at the chaos in the White House these days, I worry about inexperience, incompetence and lack of judgment.
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More Driving The best solution for inexperience is to have teenagers practice more, under varied conditions, an expert says.
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That inexperience has shown at times, particularly in recent losses to tougher, more experienced squads like Brazil and Colombia.
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Some of the blame can be attributed to the inexperience and isolation that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson created.
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His inexperience on the clay surface showed against Marterer, occasionally trying to pull the pin too early in rallies.
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Despite their inexperience, the novices instinctively chose their most efficient pace and stride at the start of the study.
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There are fears that their youth and relative inexperience will make it hard to advance in Nigeria's political landscape.
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Barclays analysts said his record at Amec was a good sign, despite his inexperience in the business services sector.
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Kushner has access, influence and some combination of inexperience and hubris -- qualities that make him a high-value target.
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Hemp can grow hot for a variety of factors, including weather, soil and a farmer's inexperience in growing it.
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"I was new at my job, and I needed to address my inexperience and weaknesses head-on," she wrote.
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I think our inexperience on the perimeter as a whole with our starting group showed a little bit today.
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GOP rival Chris Christie ridiculed Rubio's speech style as overly scripted and hollow and attacked Rubio for his inexperience.
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As for the woods' excitement over you That sends light rustle rushes to their leaves, Charge that to upstart inexperience.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — All day Saturday, Pete Buttigieg took a hail of criticism from Joe Biden about his youth and inexperience.
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" The Post reported that the office, called the Presidential Personnel Office, "has suffered from inexperience and a shortage of staff.
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The reaction has ranged from cautious optimism to warnings about the inexperience of the Trump administration to flat-out criticism.
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Given the inexperience on this matter of those he has surrounded himself with, I'm not optimistic about a peaceful outcome.
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The other big challenge it faces is to show its elected officer-holders can overcome their inexperience to govern effectively.
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The CLF PAC also produced ads with video of Ossoff from his college years, playing up his youth and inexperience.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton believes Max Verstappen's inexperience has cost Red Bull precious points this season.
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No, but there's still a lot of inexperience and seriously, Polak may play around 261 minutes a lot of nights.
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But according to Union, she actually frustrated the hell out of the Bring It On crew thanks to her inexperience.
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And even those wanting to treat depression and anxiety may find that their inexperience around integration doesn't bring good results.
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However, I'm not a big fan of the inexperience/brilliance/happenstance theory often attached to the concept of entrepreneurial success.
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Hours of mock interviews and keeping up with the news can only defend so far against inexperience and brain fog.
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Given that inexperience, it's absolutely plausible that Trump expressed a real sorrow somewhat inarticulately, leaving Johnson's widow and Wilson upset.
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But his inexperience, unpredictability and inability to grasp the nature of his office puts his risk at a higher level.
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" "I married my first boyfriend but youth and inexperience drove us to figure out who we were without one another.
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Or maybe his inexperience, which became an issue in the debate over the weekend, will prove to be his undoing.
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It's possible that the deaths were down to Kigali's inexperience, or that the cubs had development problems, the zoo suggested.
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Yet many voters who ought to find those positions appealing have been alienated by Mr. Trump's bombast and political inexperience.
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As contradictions in his account were exposed, Officer Moloney cited his inexperience as the reason for the error, prosecutors said.
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His inexperience, combined with his embrace of the newfangled metrics — not to mention a losing streak — conspired in his downfall.
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The president's relative political inexperience also left him open to manipulation by aides and allies with agendas of their own.
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"If it doesn't happen again, it's more likely due to inexperience of the mother, or health problems in the infant."
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"In some crowds, I was probably a little outwardly shy about my inexperience; tried to hide that," Kavanaugh also said.
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Axe promises not just to help boys get the girl, but to help them navigate a world that punishes inexperience.
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The Presidential Personnel Office, which is in charge of recruiting potential administration officials, has been hobbled by inexperience and incompetence.
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Pamela's letters, in contrast, are lively and conversational, their language a reflection of both her native cleverness and her inexperience.
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" Mr. McFarlane also pointed to Mr. Staley's relative inexperience as a chief executive and insisted he had "learned his lesson.
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Obama's selection of Joe Biden in 2008 did more than strategically mollify voters spooked by his race and relative inexperience.
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We've seen that when McConnell chided him for inexperience, when Jeff Flake published that very critical book, and so on.
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But she only picked up her first Tour grasscourt win last week in Eastbourne and her inexperience on the surface told.
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With both of them actually Skrulls, you can just chalk that seeming ineptitude up to the Skrulls' inexperience with SHIELD responsibilities.
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The 29-year-old apologized during a hearing and indicated his transgressions were unintentional, claiming his inexperience was partly to blame.
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And governments take advantage of that openness, and the inexperience of users in oppressive regimes to target, intimidate and prosecute activists.
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The Russian leader will likely view him as naïve and seek to exploit his inexperience, vanity and desire for quick results.
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Despite the relative inexperience, his shot-blocking instincts are elite, even if the opportunities sometimes come because he's out of position.
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It's now selling Bolthouse, along with its other fresh food businesses, after struggles due to inexperience and an ill-timed drought.
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Anthony Scaramucci, an adviser to the Trump transition, has acknowledged that too much inexperience could be harmful to Trump's young administration.
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"There's the political inexperience factor," said Wasserman, who also has also had a long career judging the chances of congressional candidates.
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But the Spice Girls, despite their inexperience in all of these areas, were intent on controlling the narrative from the beginning.
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Most conflicts between venture capitalists and founders arise out of differing agendas, miscommunication, lack of communication and inexperience — not malicious deception.
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Kessler said Covea's relative inexperience outside France, and its overall lack of experience in re-insurance, made it an unsuitable owner.
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PD representatives accused the M5S's 31-year-old wunderkind of running away from a clash that could have exposed his inexperience.
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"If I fault him for anything, it's not that he's inexperienced -- he doesn't have humility in the face of his inexperience."
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Collins suggested Trump's political inexperience may have led him to violate norms and cross boundaries in his first months in Washington.
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Asked about Pence's ability to balance Trump's inexperience, Cornyn said it would "absolutely" be an asset for the former Indiana governor.
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Youth equates to inexperience, and so also to nerves and anxiety and all the mistakes and missteps that come with that.
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We've been here before with Trump officials, who always plead inexperience and incompetence and cop to whatever evidence is publicly available.
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I did not vote for him, having reservations with his inexperience and connections to the unethical Daley political machine in Chicago.
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Against Gavrilova — as well as against previous opponents, including the 2008 French Open champion Ana Ivanovic — her strength outshone her inexperience.
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The rookie pitchers Seth Lugo and Robert Gsellman, both unheralded prospects, have pulled their weight as rotation replacements despite their inexperience.
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During the no-confidence vote on Thursday, the prime minister's business background and political inexperience, once welcomed, were used against him.
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Western outfits market their guides as a safer alternative to Sherpa guides, playing into the fear and inexperience of their clients.
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Solo's election opponents will no doubt point out her inexperience in running an organization and her past experience with law enforcement.
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But the message from several members was the same: respect and even affection for Ms. Nixon, but hesitation about her inexperience.
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Buttigieg has defended his relative inexperience by saying that nobody really knows what they're doing when they win the White House.
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Given Mr. Kushner's political inexperience, the private exchanges could make him susceptible to Saudi manipulation, said three former senior American officials.
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If the past is any guide, illegal killings in war are generally a young man's crime, motivated by emotion and inexperience.
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A former White House aide is said to have viewed Mr. Sondland as a national security risk because of his inexperience.
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"I feel like Ronald Reagan, I don't want to hold his youth and inexperience against him," she tells the crowd here.
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Despite their limitations and general inexperience, L.A.'s offense ranks just outside the top ten when operating in the half-court.
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Ocasio-Cortez attacked Schultz by pointing to his political inexperience, suggesting his billionaire status gives him an undeserved advantage in politics.
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I guess my inexperience here is showing," he says, "But how does this company of this size actually foster this environment?
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Wozniak says it was because of his relative inexperience that he didn't have "normal" expectations, and that gave him a competitive edge.
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Rachel's sister Constance is wary of Eric's romantic inexperience, and questions whether his connection with her sister is as strong as Peter's.
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He does not wear his inexperience lightly, as George W. Bush did in his sparring with the professorial Al Gore in 2000.
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Still, Mont Blanc is a deadly climb, and factors such as weather, avalanches, and inexperience have all contributed to the deathly toll.
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Yet, besides his inexperience, two obstacles in particular lie ahead if Mr Macron is to beat Mr Fillon into the second round.
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Questions of inexperience troubled some members of the group; so did the notion of how politicking might dilute a person's progressive ideals.
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" TMZ added that Steenhoek claimed the questions were aimed to humiliate her due to her "sexual inexperience and conservative views about sex.
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Indeed, the age and inexperience of his staff appeared to be a source of concern for Yiannopoulos vis a vis his benefactors.
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For anyone looking to get into auto repair, Acosta urges them to practice patience and not allow their inexperience to discourage them.
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Sadly, President Macron's inexperience and his imperial style of government have prevented him from gaining political momentum for his economic reform efforts.
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Given its automotive inexperience, It's also unclear how far Apple can proceed in secret before it must begin testing on public roads.
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He'll go after Rubio on substantive issue like his super-PAC, his donors, his Gang of Eight immigration debacle, and his inexperience.
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Critics point to her youth and relative inexperience: she has been a member of parliament for nine years, but only in opposition.
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Goldman's inexperience, combined with its lack of disclosure on consumer banking, is giving some investors pause, said longtime banking analyst Martin Mosby.
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But Stevens worked for the two successful presidential campaigns of George W. Bush; his misjudgments have not been the product of inexperience.
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But those priorities are informed by inexperience and incompetence and amplified by the belief that regulation harms rather than protects vulnerable people.
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From time to time, however, I just feel completely alienated from the rest of humanity because of my virginity and social inexperience.
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A judgment-free environment means no disparaging or passive-aggressive comments about their inexperience, about their bodies, about their Hanson poster—anything!
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I had concerns about unity after that election; I had concerns that Barack Obama's inexperience would lead to a series of mistakes.
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Landing in the state Congress at age 25, he knew it was important to show he could be effective, despite his inexperience.
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She was trying to dye some fabric a uniform color, but due to her inexperience ended up with something resembling tie-dye.
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Despite his inexperience, Baruto's youth and size (he's 6'6 and almost 370 pounds) should make him an interesting entrant into this tournament.
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On college campuses, a combination of alcohol, inexperience and differing expectations about how one is "supposed" to perform only heightens the confusion.
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Despite his relative inexperience, he was a rare political talent with the added appeal of making history as America's first black president.
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In the senate, he bemoaned his father's time spent at study and was quickly chided about his inexperience as other senators laughed.
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Rodriguez, the campaign manager, has added to the campaign's disorganization and some say it's a result of his inexperience on presidential campaigns.
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And Buttigieg's youth, inexperience relative to other Democrats and thin support among the African American community are still giving potential donors pause.
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Aides see an opportunity for her to pick off moderate voters who are worried about Mr. Biden's age and Mr. Buttigieg's inexperience.
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He then turned his hand to growing fruit but, in his inexperience, planted mostly apple varieties that ripen in summer and fall.
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The litany of self-inflicted wounds by the president continues to grow – the result of the president's temperament and inexperience in governing.
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Some privacy advocates are also concerned about Mr. Simon's inexperience in the area, saying it requires a deep understanding of complicated technologies.
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That inexperience, coupled with some of the other reported hires and appointments Trump is contemplating or has already made, should give everyone pause.
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But in media coverage, her modeling "career" serves as an important backdrop to her current role, a signal of her inexperience at best.
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But inexperience and rushing in where wiser men hesitate is handing the world's most powerful man little but disaster and embarrassment so far.
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Disruption is the word of the moment in Washington, thanks to an incoming president who counts his inexperience in government as an asset.
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But the film also accepts Shelby's frustrations as real to her, appropriate to her youth and inexperience, and relevant to real-world sexism.
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He said at the debate that Obama has pushed the country in the wrong direction because of his political beliefs, not from inexperience.
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Schiff also blasted Trump's own inexperience in government, and argued that that fact alone increases his need for established and battle-tested advisers.
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Clinton and her surrogates frequently argued that Trump's inexperience, as well as what they deemed erratic behavior, rendered him unfit for the presidency.
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Rubio attempted to use his critique of President Obama's policies in response to Christie's claims about his inexperience, but his statements quickly backfired.
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Ronell, who has a Ph.D. in computer science and engineering, was also disconcerted by many F.A.A. engineers' inexperience in vetting flight-control software.
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Chris Christie knock Rubio to the mat in New Hampshire by attacking Rubio on his prepared response to the question of his inexperience.
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Bush, who was a mentor to Rubio in Florida politics, often went after the Florida senator's attendance and knocked him for his inexperience.
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The tumult in the White House isn't a product of Trump's inexperience with politics; it's long been his preferred way of running things.
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Considering the projected growth of backyard poultry flocks is high, urban inexperience regarding salmonella control is concerning for anyone living around backyard poultry.
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But inexperience aside, his play throughout the first month and a half of the season mostly did not live up to the hype.
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Rather, officials say, Grenell will rely on the career professionals given his inexperience in the vast range of complex issues in the PDB.
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But the Giants remain a flawed team, and with 19 players on season-ending injured reserve, the inexperience on the roster is manifest.
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But Trump's inexperience and lack of know-how in terms of dealing with Congress was one of the reasons cited by Republican Sen.
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"A lot of that is youthfulness, inexperience, learning the nuances of the position where you just do things as second nature," Boone said.
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But perhaps because of your manager's inexperience, when things go south, they hibernate in their offices and interact very little with the team.
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Asked if Hegseth would have his support if the President nominated him on Tuesday, Rowan said he would not due to his inexperience.
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Mr. Salvini made a meal of Five Star's inexperience and incoherence and ultimately the marriage ended with his failed bid to take over.
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Simply put, most believe she could win and would happily fight on her behalf, but others worry about Winfrey's inexperience in campaign politics.
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Ruddy said Trump is still in "campaign mode" and that he is on a "learning curve" because of his inexperience as a politician.
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It is tempting to describe the press conference as a pathetic rout – as an illustration of the perils of under-preparation and inexperience.
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Darnold -- the #3 overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft -- has been solid in the pre-season ... showing real potential, despite his inexperience.
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And here The Mayor offers a promise that the Trump administration has not: Courtney's inexperience will not hinder his ability to make things better.
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After struggles due to inexperience and an ill-timed drought, the fresh food unit this past quarter posted an operating loss of $3 million.
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Hill also said she believed Sondland created a counterintelligence risk because his inexperience could be exploited, according to a separate report by the Times.
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Beijing is likely to attribute the move to inexperience — even as elements of the U.S.-Taiwan call were unorthodox in more ways than one.
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"The major problem is inexperience, not only of the climbers that are on the mountain but also the operators supporting those climbers," he explained.
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His political inexperience and ad hoc style of governing means this cannot be ruled out again now, as he faces multiple crises in DC.
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The visit will also further Macron's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
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He lost out again on Sunday when he tried to pass Hamilton, who has already spoken of Verstappen's inexperience costing Red Bull precious points.
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Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster, reports that many graduates are "extremely concerned" about someone of Mr Trump's temperament and inexperience becoming commander-in-chief.
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In a country where dynastic rivalries really matter, that was a highly significant move -- and not least because of bin Salman's youth and inexperience.
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That said, our first experience at the new restaurant was more bar-to-table, and the green came from the inexperience of the staff.
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"He's overloaded, and the combination of overload and inexperience is worrisome," said Dov Zakeheim, an undersecretary of Defense for former President George W. Bush.
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Joe Flacco is on his way out, and rookie Drew Lock has remained off the gridiron due to a combination of injury and inexperience.
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The investors' youth was seen as a sign of inexperience to some potential limited partners in their fund's earlier days, Gupta and Chheda said.
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Stewart, Dodgers complete sweep of D-backs LOS ANGELES — Inexperience on the mound turned into a great experience again for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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While Daley cites Page's need for experience, it is the relative inexperience of his opponents that is often the biggest takeaway from his bouts.
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But in a way, it's unsurprising considering they spent years inveighing against Obama's inexperience while nominating the most untested candidate in the nation's history.
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He also suggested throughout the hearing that the inexperience and actions by the flight crews in both accidents might have contributed to the crashes.
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But the problems they face owe less to their inexperience than to the absence of a shared vocabulary adequate to their feelings and desires.
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They also criticized Mr. Ossoff for his youth and inexperience and assailed him for living outside the district, although he was raised in it.
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But the power vacuum in Trump's cabinet agencies, and the inexperience of his West Wing staff, seemed to offer a different kind of opening.
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Granted, the bank's division heads are all more than capable executives, but age or inexperience probably means they would be interim C.E.O.s at best.
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Jeb Bush's long resume didn't get him far against newcomer Donald Trump in 2016, and Hillary Clinton's blasts about his foreign policy inexperience fizzled.
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For others, Zelensky displayed his political inexperience, bravado and threw his European allies under the bus for their perceived lack of support over Russia.
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Thankfully, the impulsive and narcissistic temperament of President Trump, coupled with his inexperience in government, make that unlikely, at least in the short term.
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Many conservative voters are thought to be skeptical of Mr. Macron's service in the Socialist government, his youth (he is 39) and his inexperience.
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But some of that comes off as inexperience, and Buttigieg has diminished his nicer image a few times by saying Trump voters condone racism.
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But many experts have said North Korea is simply stringing Mr. Trump along, taking advantage of his inexperience and his desire for a breakthrough.
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Climbers typically bring just enough supplies and oxygen to climb to the top and back, and inexperience and overcrowding can cause problems for everyone.
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But they also made a calculation that underestimated Trump — his volatility, the stakes of his willingness to speak his mind, his inexperience in office.
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Steve Green and Museum of the Bible president Cary Summers have both pleaded innocence, suggesting that merely improper paperwork and inexperience were at fault.
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Fuiava had never sailed before and Appel copped to her own relative inexperience in difficult sailing conditions in a video made after they were rescued.
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And while his nomination is unusual — and has gotten attention — given Talley's inexperience and multiple apparent conflicts of interest, the context is arguably more important.
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It was like a war scene up there with all the lines and inexperience and shouting and people freaking out with their oxygen running out.
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Despite their inexperience, they have impressively sophisticated platforms (most have fully functioning e-commerce sites, something even legacy luxury brands like Chanel do not have).
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Those who backed Leave from the beginning, such as Penny Mordaunt, the international-development secretary, may have an edge that makes up for their inexperience.
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So those handling policy towards Asia are notable for their inexperience or for their ideological inclination to favour Taiwan over those once disparaged as "ChiComs".
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The relative inexperience at the top of the Fed made finding someone with practical experience a priority, two people close to the search process said.
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This is just what the elder Ronald Reagan did in 1984 when he told Walter Mondale he wouldn't hold his "youth and inexperience" against him.
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I was new in my position and a conference I put on with all the bigwigs from higher ed didn't go so well — just inexperience.
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"They (Red Bull) have a car which should be getting good results, but through inexperience, or not mature decisions, they are not," Hamilton told reporters.
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That sense of freshness could help break the somber mood that has settled over French politics for years -- though his inexperience will also test him.
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Towns' inexperience has very little to do with the Wolves' struggles; he handles himself like an extremely grown-up human on and off the court.
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Fiona Hill, Mr. Trump's former adviser on Russia and Europe, had also feared that his inexperience would make him a vulnerable target for foreign spies.
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Dave and I eventually uncovered the investor's game, but because of our inexperience at the time we didn't know how to shut him down completely.
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For George W. Bush, who lacked gravitas and a deep résumé when he sought the presidency, it was a way to recast inexperience as humility.
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Some of Halvorson's inexperience came to light during his last primary bid, when he called 911 on a video tracker he claimed was "stalking" him.
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Critics have argued Trump's political inexperience may undermine the transition process and that his business empire may pose conflicts of interest with his future government.
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My problem with Donald Trump, for example, has nothing to do with his political inexperience and everything to do with his moral and intellectual incompetence.
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The former "Sex and the City" actress is trying to persuade skeptical New York Democrats to look beyond her political inexperience as she challenges Gov.
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Buttigieg's struggles here mirror some of the same concerns that have bubbled up even in other early states where he is doing better: his inexperience.
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Without missing a beat, Reagan, who some thought was too old to be president, promised that he wouldn't use Mondale's youth and inexperience against him.
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Amy Klobuchar, who made the night's most persistent case against Buttigieg, compared his inexperience in national politics to Donald Trump's before he was elected president.
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The Pole pounced on Kung's second serve and used her variety to dominate the 19-yer-old whose inexperience showed in her maiden WTA final.
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Louisville's defense flustered Michigan in the first half, but the Cardinals' youth and inexperience showed down the stretch with some bad fouls and stagnant offense.
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There is a worry that the team are forward-heavy, and inexperience is obviously a major issue, but they will have a near-home advantage.
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Again, if his executive inexperience or lack of substantive policy talking points were the main question marks, I would not have felt compelled to write this.
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When cursed with inexperience but blessed with talent and confidence the best thing a hopeful can do when facing an artist is to run toward himself.
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Whether this deficiency is a product of inexperience or the sclerotic nature of bureaucracy is one of the things policy makers are trying to figure out.
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From Gerald Ford denying Soviet domination to Eastern Europe to Ronald Reagan joking about his opponent's "inexperience," presidential debates have had no shortage of shocking moments.
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The jampacked schedule has roiled Democrats, who argue many of the proposed nominees deserve extra scrutiny because of their vast wealth and inexperience in public office.
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But on the other hand, "Trump clearly engaged in grossly inappropriate behavior, which can probably only partly be attributed to his inexperience in government," Whittington said.
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The excitement here is not so much whether Kyoji Horiguchi can beat Tenshin Nasukawa: you wouldn't expect him to, given his complete inexperience in kickboxing competition.
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But this might be doing a disservice to what Takada was able to accomplish in the ring despite inexperience, age and a lack of athletic prowess.
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That could prove to be both a strength, since he has no voting record to attack, and a weakness, if Republicans point to inexperience in government.
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But the frequency of recent attacks around the world — and Brazil's relative inexperience in grappling with terrorism — have led to a sense of urgency in Rio.
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The scruffy Laurence has his own history of domestic discomfort, and given Ian's admitted sexual inexperience, the scene could easily slip into one of predatory violence.
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Much of that is due to inexperience and poor execution; many of the teams that flail after the break lack veterans or individual superstars, or both.
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As he took office, public health researchers and epidemiologists specifically cited his inexperience and misunderstandings of science as dangers in the event of a disease outbreak.
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Ms. Palin's inexperience raised questions about Mr. McCain's judgment and highlighted the fact that at 71 he would have been the oldest president to take office.
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What's more, the inexperience of the judges, and the fact that many owe their jobs to Mr. Erdogan's party, has made them more susceptible to pressure.
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Others made the decision to serve in the government, reasoning that the inexperience of the Trump team meant they had a patriotic duty to join up.
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The elder Kennedy was a strident critic of Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Truman joined Eleanor Roosevelt in raising questions about the younger Kennedy's youth and inexperience.
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That, the authors say, "is of special concern," since newer drivers already have a heightened risk of causing accidents because of their inexperience on the road.
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I tried very hard not to let my helmet collide with his, and whether through a deficit of core strength or passengerial inexperience, it kept happening.
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On Tuesday, Buttigieg also used Trump as example of why age shouldn't always be equated with wisdom to beat back criticism of his youth and inexperience.
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With his relative political inexperience an issue, Macron acerbically backhanded Le Pen, reminding voters of her current legal status "There's one thing I'm embarrassed about," he smiled.
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The administration has created a potential problem for itself but that can probably be attributed to inexperience and the fact the majority of positions are still unfilled.
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She spoke with admirable candour about race, but her inexperience, unplaceable accent and general otherworldliness make her the longest of shots to appear on stage in September.
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" He found that Thompson's youth and inexperience with anti-doping rules were "relevant mitigating circumstances in the case of a young athlete with no available informed guidance.
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On its website, though, Hobby Lobby asserts that it supports every effort to protect ancient items and attributes what it describes as "regrettable mistakes" to sheer inexperience.
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It was a failure Dave Wasserman, a nonpartisan political handicapper with the Cook Political Report, chalked up to inexperience — an obstacle he said many young candidates face.
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UNC is off to its worst start in league play since going 0-6 in 22004, done in by inexperience compounded by a dizzying number of injuries.
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Just remember that signs of selfishness could also be inexperience or insecurity, so make sure to talk to your partner before you kick them to the curb.
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In reality, it's probably combination of all three factors — your inexperience, your biology, and your unawareness — that makes it so hard to get high your first time.
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If Trump's inexperience and unconventional "negotiating tactics" come at the cost of U.S.-China relations, it could, in turn, stymie efforts to contain Pyongyang's unconventional weapons program.
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The lawyer said Sabbagh's death was the result of the "indiscretion" and "inexperience" of a young police officer who had no intention to kill, Al-Ahram said.
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But given the open format Holt provided that let the candidates go at each other back and forth, Trump's inexperience showed by not broaching those topics himself.
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That leaves him open to criticism from other Trump insiders — some of whom also have axes to grind with Kushner — that his inexperience is a serious flaw.
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Wednesday, RBC referred to the canceled Maine applications as "evidence of inexperience," pointing out it couldn't find evidence of Amazon filing subsequent pharmacy licenses in the state.
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The Senate has confirmed Kelly Craft to become the next US envoy to the United Nations despite Democratic concerns about her inexperience and potential conflicts of interest.
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He went on to lead the race with ease, while Verstappen showed his inexperience by having two crashes, one during qualifying, and the other ending his race.
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Trump is struggling with the same veto points and limitations that frustrate all presidents, but he is further held back by his own inexperience and undisciplined approach.
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The dangers ahead: The state's inexperience with intense hurricanes makes it more vulnerable to such storms, because residents may not know how to prepare for these events.
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The actress-turned-candidate for governor is trying to persuade skeptical New York Democrats to see beyond her political inexperience, as some did with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Mr. Drahos, the former leader of the Czech Academy of Sciences, has never held political office, and his inexperience was evident in the first of two debates.
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But the trial is where this whole story has been building, and the trial is where Stone's inexperience has most threatened to blow up in Naz's face.
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Mr. Trump is the first president in American history never to have held public office or served in the military, and his inexperience has shown at times.
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"I am not going to exploit, for political purposes, my opponent's youth and inexperience," Mr. Reagan said in a 1984 debate, helping ease concerns about his age.
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The question for voters, and political parties necessary to build a governing coalition, is whether to gamble on Gantz's political inexperience over Netanyahu, the established elder statesman.
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Former presidential aide Fiona Hill reportedly said she believed U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland created a counterintelligence risk because his inexperience could be exploited.
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As Buttigieg has surged in the polls in the kickoff stage of Iowa, he is also facing more scrutiny of his record and relative inexperience in government.
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Longoria also revealed she was being paid far less than her costars due to her relative inexperience, until Huffman proposed they renegotiate their salaries as a unit.
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But the process has not been one smooth upward line, and some of the missteps along the way exposed the campaign's inexperience, starting with Buttigieg and Schmuhl.
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Crawford says he's certain he has enough power to be a welterweight, just as he was certain he'd have success as an amateur despite his relative inexperience.
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Combine Trump's inexperience with a lifelong tendency to indulge in self-destructive behavior (see his many business bankruptcies) and you start to understand how the tweet storm began.
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Lest we write this off as mere inexperience, there are signs that rhetorical negligence is part of a larger misunderstanding of how the presidency and the Constitution work.
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Rubio's defense was that his and Obama's world views are different, not that Obama has simply led the country down the path it is on because of inexperience.
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Given Rodriquez's relative inexperience to that of Edgar's, you would be forgiven for thinking he was nervous ahead of what is undoubtedly the biggest test of his career.
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Being an outsider at a moment people detest "The System": This is one way in which Trump can use his inexperience and distance from Washington to his advantage.
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Showing inexperience and incompetence For every vice presidential candidate, it is essential to make voters comfortable with knowing that if needed they could handle the job of president.
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Press coverage was often simplified: Here is the so-called alt-right doing exactly what we prophesied—succumbing to in-fighting and political inexperience, fading fast into obscurity.
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That misstep was not due to inexperience on TV — Sekulow regularly appears as a legal analyst on Fox News Channel, The 700 Club, and Sean Hannity's radio show.
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At that point, it was said that this was evidence of Obama&aposs inexperience, that he was a celebrity president, didn&apost understand the threats the world face.
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Trump's troubles span every element of executive leadership: Other interviews this week demonstrated related problems for a president whose inexperience in government makes him unusually dependent on advisers.
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The new eastern segment of the Bay Bridge cost $6.4 billion, due in large part to the complete inexperience of the panel deciding the design for the bridge.
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His inexperience while testifying was on full display: Seasoned agents don't melt down under a withering cross-examination; Strzok turned into a wax candle under the congressional sun.
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According to Germany's public international broadcaster Deutsche Welle, the zoo suggested that the infanticide may have been down to Kigali's inexperience, or that the cubs had development problems.
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The gamble is that the youngster's relative inexperience could impact, in the short-term at least, their constructors' championship hopes as he finds his way under considerable scrutiny.
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It was an odd choice for a candidate running as an outsider, but Mr. Obama hoped to reassure voters concerned about his inexperience and, perhaps, his racial background.
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The accounts regularly bemoaned the inexperience of the new assistant district attorneys, blamed Krasner's reforms for abetting crime and defended the work of the city's past district attorneys.
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The claim of inexperience is but one of the excuses offered by the caucus, compelled by this president's misbehavior and misadventures to grow more inventive by the day.
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His critics call him power hungry and fear that his inexperience has embroiled Saudi Arabia in costly problems with no clear exits, like the war in neighboring Yemen.
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It might be one sign of his inexperience in the boxing ring, as he is not used to throwing punches in close range the way that boxers do.
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The daughter of a construction worker, she has been embraced by voters who identify with her humble origins and see her relative inexperience in politics as an advantage.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin might value Trump for his naivety and inexperience, but not his unpredictability, particularly where Russian interests can be negatively impacted like the Middle East.
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But the biggest barrier for some Chinese buyers has been inexperience and opaqueness, amply illustrated by the Anbang Insurance Group's $14 billion offer for Starwood Hotels and Resorts.
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After all, we know -- thanks to The Washington Post -- that Kushner's financial issues and his inexperience have made him someone that foreign governments believe is vulnerable to manipulation.
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While Trubisky comes with some question marks due to inexperience, Garrett was the consensus top player available in this year's draft of the best U.S. college football players.
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When Alex's boss (an entertainingly smarmy Tim Heidecker) assigns him to a ceremony at a seaside Mexican vacation spot, Alex recruits Justin to assist, despite Justin's complete inexperience.
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To others, he is a source of concern, as many fear his relative inexperience and eagerness to further open the economy to Chinese investment could compromise Taiwan's sovereignty.
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Clinton, sensing her rival's relative inexperience on world affairs, offered a somewhat belittling reply at one point in the exchange: "It's a big, complicated world out there," she said.
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With an almost lethal level of inexperience, Michael "Eddie" Edwards (Kingsman's Taron Egerton) dared to enter the '88 Calgary Games as a ski jumper and –dramatic pause – he lived!
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He never has had arm trouble (he had knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus in 26.28) but because of his inexperience, the Tigers have been monitoring his workload.
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That's not a good trait to have in a would-be president — especially an "outsider" whose supporters promise will make up for his inexperience by being a quick study.
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"The major problem is inexperience, not only of the climbers that are on the mountain but also the operators supporting those climbers," David Morton, a veteran climber, told CNN.
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China's national English-language newspaper, the China Daily, said the 10-minute call "exposed nothing but the inexperience Trump and his transition team have in dealing with foreign affairs".
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Our inexperience in this field was evident from the first; for one thing, we were strangers among a group of space press who have known each other for years.
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Apart from age and inexperience, adolescents in the U.S. lack basic personal finance skills because they receive little coaching at home, said Morrison of the Council for Economic Education.
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The first iteration of Donald Trump's cabinet reflected the president's deep inexperience with politics and his need to appease mainstream Republicans after a divisive primary and general election campaign.
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Inexperience with ACA regulations and last-minute rule changes played a role in health insurers mispricing plans early on, leading to losses for insurance companies and subsequent premium increases.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate has confirmed Kelly Craft to become the next US envoy to the United Nations despite Democratic concerns about her inexperience and potential conflicts of interest.
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Is it possible his call was a mistake rooted in inexperience, or poor training, or trying too hard to appear "tough" in front of the men under his command?
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Throughout college basketball, traditionalists complain about the increased prevalence of underclassmen, who not only betray their inexperience but rarely have time to forge a connection between fan and team.
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A regular Coupang employee delivers about 300 packages per shift, but this man was assigned only about half of the workloads given his inexperience, according to the Korea Herald.
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Mr. Trump's own incompetence, inexperience and misogyny didn't stop his ascent to the White House; neither could a woman who spent her life cultivating capability, expertise and political pedigree.
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It is currently deployed to Afghanistan, where it is facing difficulties that advisory soldiers have dealt with in the past: inexperience with local troops and a stringent military bureaucracy.
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Tuesday marked the first time a digital division reporter moderated a major debate, and Quijano – a well-regarded former CNN anchor who now works for CBSN – showed her inexperience.
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In her testimony, Ms. Hill described her fears that Mr. Sondland represented a counterintelligence risk because his actions made him vulnerable to foreign governments who could exploit his inexperience.
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But despite his inexperience, he defeated Chris Ip, 39, a prominent figure in the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong, the largest pro-Beijing party.
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The White House is a toxic mix of ideology, inexperience and rivalries; insiders say tantrums are nearly as common as the spelling errors in the press office's news releases.
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On foreign policy, Mr. Trump has been hampered by his inexperience, narrow, protectionist impulses, and an erratic managing style that has made it hard to attract a capable staff.
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Chill out, Cowboys fans ... 'cause rookie backup QB Dak Prescott will have NO PROBLEM filling in for injured star Tony Romo, despite his inexperience ... his old H.S. coach says.
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All of the men seemed to prey on Carlson's relative inexperience at the time — as well as the fact that she was unlikely to say anything, as few women do.
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The hedge fund started out with initial capital of $27 million (much of it provided by Poorvu), which Klarman helped to manage despite his relative inexperience as a recent graduate.
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His inexperience meant he was only paid $65,000 for the role, and he had to take a job selling cell phones with his brother while working the awards show circuit.
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Plenty of black Republicans once saw Trump's inexperience as a path to fixing Washington: They imagined being able to advance long-championed conservative solutions to an executive who needed them.
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Or it could go the other way: The Trump team's inexperience, the president-elect's idiosyncrasies, and the divisions among Republicans could lead to a governing party at war with itself.
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Zelenskiy has tapped into the anti-establishment mood, though his inexperience makes Western officials and foreign investors wary and skeptics question his fitness to be a wartime commander-in-chief.
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Zelenskiy has tapped into this anti-establishment mood, though his inexperience makes Western officials and foreign investors wary and sceptics question his fitness to be a wartime commander-in-chief.
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Zelenskiy has tapped into this anti-establishment mood, though his inexperience makes Western officials and foreign investors wary and skeptics question his fitness to be a wartime commander-in-chief.
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Zelenskiy has tapped into the anti-establishment mood, though his inexperience makes Western officials and foreign investors wary and sceptics question his fitness to be a wartime commander-in-chief.
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Zelenskiy has tapped into this anti-establishment mood, although his inexperience makes Western officials and foreign investors wary and skeptics question his fitness to be a wartime commander-in-chief.
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Mr Corbyn's inexperience—never a minister or a shadow minister—was perceived as innocence, his constant rebellion—21981 votes against the governments of Mr Blair and Mr Brown—as righteousness.
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Most vice-presidential speculation weighs something more short-term: Mr Booker's ability to inspire young and black Democrats to turn out, an ability that pundits set against his relative inexperience.
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It occurred to me that Donald Trump's inexperience and ignorance might not have shocked Turks because they had been exposed to American ignorance, nativism, and narcissism in the Ivy League.
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However copiously applied, cosmetics cannot obscure his brutish agenda, nor the narcissism, capriciousness and most of all, the inexperience paired with intellectual laziness that would make him a disastrous president.
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"The revolt begins in the belly, so it doesn't make exceptions or differences," Mr. Gramellini added, writing that voters had deemed the inexperience of the Five Star candidates a plus.
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Inexperience and a lack of understanding by our elected representatives regarding the serious, complex policy ramifications of a repeal vote of ObamaCare is not only inexcusable, it is political malpractice.
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Youth and inexperience can create unrealistic expectations for the daily slog of governing, but they can also energize the electorate, and remind people that politics can be inclusive and optimistic.
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But the officer's unprofessional conduct, seeming inexperience, and the confusing commands we hear being issued by a SWAT officer, directly and indirectly influenced Shaver's reactions, which resulted in the shooting.
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"It is tempting to describe the press conference as a pathetic rout — as an illustration of the perils of under-preparation and inexperience," said Mr. McCain, who has brain cancer.
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John Ratcliffe as acting director -- a nomination that was withdrawn because of sharp criticism of his inexperience from the left and a lack of enthusiasm for him on the right.
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If a fellow Democrat becomes president and grants the 38-year-old a top Cabinet post, it would also end future questions about his inexperience as a small-town mayor.
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But they do have precocious stars like Jayson Tatum (24 points) and Jaylen Brown (16 points, 9 rebounds), who are playing with a sort of confidence that belies their inexperience.
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On Meet the Press Sunday, Alexander refined that argument, arguing that Trump's misconduct may have stemmed from a desire to do the right thing that was marred by his inexperience.
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Mondale's effort failed miserably when Reagan made a joke about not using Mondale's inexperience against him in one of the most memorable moments from a presidential debate in U.S. history.
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Barack Obama's victory in Iowa in 2008 is widely credited with convincing voters, especially black voters, of his electability, a question he'd been facing because of his race and inexperience.
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Seeking to shatter any doubts about his youthfulness and inexperience, President Emmanuel Macron, 39, has shown himself punchier and more decisive than the bland candidate he evoked in the campaign.
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The youngest member of the squad, 19-year-old David Ainuu, gets to start at loosehead prop and Gold said he brings a lot to the table despite his inexperience.
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Though it is rare for a player to transition directly to managing, Beltran's relative inexperience does not stand out in the current field of six candidates the Yankees have assembled.
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Trump is reportedly considering Arkansas Republican Tom Cotton to replace Pompeo as the head of the CIA — a pick that isn't uncontroversial, given Cotton's deep Trump loyalty and relative intelligence inexperience.
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He said the turbulence in China's markets, including another nose dive in share prices last summer, was partly caused by the inexperience of investors and the immaturity of the local market.
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But his inexperience as a parent shows: not long after arriving, he realizes he has no milk or formula, and, unfortunately, Onomichi isn't packed with 24-hour convenience stores like Tokyo.
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And despite the 15-year-old female gorilla's inexperience, her loving motherly instinct made itself known to all in the room that evening, according to a report from the zoo's newsroom.
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What, in another election and another media cycle, might have just been a tweetstorm in a teapot, has recently served to highlight the inexperience and continued foibles of the Trump campaign.
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Right-leaning reporters and editors spoke about their relative youth and inexperience and the need to professionalize and move on from the sensationalism that initially helped them attract readers. http://bit.
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In a way, their inexperience had been a blessing: They might have given up if they'd known just how unlikely it was that they'd be able to save Vallabh in time.
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" His inexperience ended up being a blessing: "With no preconceptions and no idea of what would work and what wouldn't, we did things differently and paved our own path to success.
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Their phones start ringing because foreign intelligence services are hoping they have the inexperience, lack of judgment or ill intent that will make them susceptible to manipulation by skilled counterintelligence agents.
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For some reason, whether it be inexperience, incompetence, political bias, poor counsel, bureaucratic restraint or some combination of these factors, the resulting investigation and decisions were deficient, to say the least.
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Buttigieg may face a litany of criticism on Wednesday night over everything from his struggle to build a diverse coalition of support to his relative inexperience in the national political arena.
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Pilots' experience and real-world reactionsHowever, recent reports and conversations have begun to shift towards pilots' inexperience, as well as a lack of training standards, as a contributor to the crashes.
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She also writes that Diana's reluctance to take prescribed medication and keep up with therapy — as well as Charles' inexperience with dealing with someone with emotional issues — led to their breakup.
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Once they get up to the room and Candy gets down to business, however, Stewart's excitement and inexperience betrays him, much as it has many overeager young men in his position.
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The centrist Democratic Party, the country's main opposition party, was discredited after displaying inexperience and incompetence during its brief, and only, stint in government, under a former name, in 2009-12.
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But the Nuggets' own inexperience didn't just steer me away from naming them as the Warriors' top threat in the conference — it makes them vulnerable in Round 1 against San Antonio.
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Some sources chalked it up to her inexperience in the political world, adding they expected her to adapt and evolve the same way she had during her two decades at ICE.
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He also removed some of Flynn's staff holdovers, most notably his then-deputy K.T. McFarland, who had drawn criticism for inexperience and acting as a partisan in a famously apolitical role.
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But Trump's inexperience and willingness to risk one of his best cards -- the prestige of a presidential visit -- is one reason some analysts caution he may be walking into a trap.
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He was quickly hired to call baseball and was named Cuba's commentator of the year — a surprise given his inexperience compared with announcers like Manolo de la Reguera and Cuco Conde.
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A more unified American voice might help in other areas, too: Worries remain about the oligarch Ihor Kolomoisky's influence over the government, as well as the new political elite's relative inexperience.
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He has dismissed the attention on him as a reflection of his father-in-law's unconventional approach to diplomacy and inexperience in government, rather than of anything nefarious he has done.
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Eight years prior, Clinton had targeted rookie senator Barack Obama's inexperience in a notorious ad -- but her own vote as a senator to authorize war in Iraq helped doom her campaign.
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In spite of his inexperience, Gerson decides to take his 8-year-old son, Owen, over the falls in a light inflatable rubber kayak known, in rafting parlance, as a ducky.
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His triathlon inexperience showed: About 2104 miles into the bike leg, after a friend took a harder look at his bike, he realized he needed to shift into a higher gear.
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Mr. Trump's version is likely to be even skinnier than usual, a result of the chaos, inexperience and staffing problems encountered by the Trump White House over the first two months.
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I never had sexual intercourse or anything close to it during high school or for many years after that and in some crowds I would be outwardly shy about my inexperience.
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As I've written elsewhere, this Congress has been de-investing in its institutional capacity for decades, and congressional staff earn absurdly low salaries, leading to high turnover and consistent staff inexperience.
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In a country where inexperience is on the threshold of power and such pillars of stability as existed are trembling, or crumbled, it will be astonishing if such reform will be possible.
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But it took some time to get to this point, and the process was longer than he had anticipated, largely due to his inexperience at creating a game at an independent studio.
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Like a lady in a Victorian novel, I implied where I wish I had been straightforward; I let the shame of my inexperience silence the questions I should have stopped to ask.
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But there are still lapses in focus that—while understandable given his inexperience, immense offensive responsibly, and the fact that Philly sometimes matches him up with smaller, faster ball-handlers—are avoidable.
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Women mainly see this as a story about a woman whose youth, inexperience, compassion and tipsiness guide her into a sexually compromising situation with a much older man who should know better.
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This person, like others in Trump's orbit, said they worry Trump's inexperience in government leads him to underestimate how Bolton's seemingly inconsequential decisions could increase the likelihood of a war with Iran.
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Yet, given the inexperience and unpredictability of the leaders on both sides, accidents can happen; mistakes can be made; ill-advised red lines can be drawn and Impulsive tweets can be sent.
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Kasich, the governor of Ohio, deserves the Republican nod because he is "the only plausible choice for Republicans tired of the extremism and inexperience on display in this race," the Times said.
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Secondly, Kennedy was one of the Senate Republicans who warned the White House about serious issues surrounding nominee, Brett Talley of Alabama, as to his truthfulness and inexperience for the federal bench.
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Despite his relative inexperience, the new graduate assisted in pattern making, toiles and samples of several final show looks for both Christian Dior couture and ready-to-wear runway collections at Margiela.
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Southgate lowered expectations before the tournament, highlighting his team's youth and inexperience, with the result that the public was ready to be forgiving and began to view the side almost as underdogs.
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Atlanta Braves — youth/inexperience The Braves are in the postseason for the first time since 24.13, which means many of their current players will be getting their first taste of playoff baseball.
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Kushner had only his father's real estate empire, and it was becoming clear that his inexperience made him ripe for manipulation by people at the receiving end of United States foreign policy.
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The story of Trump Jr.'s emails with this English publicist could be an example of inexperience coupled with a sense that they are so powerful that rules don't apply to them.
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That Mr. Tillerson failed to take into account Seoul's possible reaction was one of several embarrassing stumbles, arising from his own inexperience and decision to insulate himself from the department's diplomatic corps.
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Amy is anxious about her inexperience, anxious that Ryan won't like her back, anxious that she will embarrass herself — in short, she has the classic worries of a never-been-kissed teen.
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Klobuchar's candidacy never quite took off in the way of Buttigieg's campaign — something she was plainly frustrated by, arguing there was a double standard when it came to his inexperience and gender.
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In The Week, Noah Millman argues that the mayor's inexperience may be one of his greatest assets: Since the end of the Cold War, the less-experienced candidate has won every time.
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While it created new opportunities for many individuals who had not previously worked in the White House, such inexperience may have led to poor performance and a slew of first-year departures.
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And in general, the personnel process has been so rigorous in its selection of inexperience that those who were hired on the basis of mere nepotism look like Dean Acheson by comparison.
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In last month's Atlanta debate, she hesitated until the very end of the evening to challenge his youth, relative inexperience and male privilege, as she had done publicly along the campaign trail.
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Ueda, the co-author of the study, said the heterosexual virgins surveyed in the report expressed an interest in marrying later on in life, suggesting that their sexual inexperience wasn't by choice.
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A source familiar with the situation said that Immelt had become increasingly disturbed by the dysfunction and infighting on the board, as well as its inexperience in conducting such an important search.
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Critics question Zelenskiy's political inexperience and he remains something of an unknown quantity for investors who want reassurances that he will accelerate reforms and keep Ukraine in an International Monetary Fund program.
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Those eyes of inexperience make it easy to forget about Mayweather's seven alleged assault incidents, four of which resulted in convictions, including one involving Josie Harris, the mother of three of his children.
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Those who knew Trump first and know him best, like author Tony Schwartz, who penned his best-seller, "The Art of the Deal," have no doubt about the likely consequences of Trump's inexperience.
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In a note to clients Wednesday, Jim Reid of Deutsche Bank said Lagarde carried a "credibility risk" given her inexperience with the ECB's complicated array of tools designed to encourage stable economic growth.
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For men, especially, who have had trouble navigating #MeToo's tumultuous environment due to privilege and inexperience, a good new year's resolution would be to educate yourself, and make that first commitment to change.
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The man's inexperience with the delayed effects of an edible also led him to consume almost the entire thing, giving him a much higher dose of THC than people even now usually take.
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Tillerson has carefully acknowledged some of the challenges, telling an audience at the World Petroleum Council that his old job was a lot "easier" and noting the President's relative inexperience in global politics.
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Trump's blunt rhetoric and political inexperience has establishment Republicans fearing he may help Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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His inexperience can betray him: in April it led to an embarrassingly gushing photo splash with his wife, his former high-school French teacher and 20 years his senior, in a celebrity magazine.
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But inexperience won't be a problem when Mayer, who turned 16 on June 26, takes to the high banks of Bristol Motor Speedway in the No. 21 GMS Racing Chevrolet on Aug. 15.
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McMullin's campaign played well in conservative media circles, in part because his campaign was geared toward voters who were fearful of Trump's inexperience and ideological heresies, yet unwilling to vote for Hillary Clinton.
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It's not any other Friday night for him, but an adventure he's determined to take, pressing beyond his home in Jackson Heights and beyond the sexual inexperience and social awkwardness that stifles him.
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I was a Midwesterner one year into her first big-league job in New York City; I was acutely aware of my discount-store dress and my inexperience with the city&aposs culture.
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"Some people go after his youth and inexperience — he's just a mayor but he knows the issues inside and out and I think he's one of the best candidates overall," Cusack told Hill.
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When Ayu "Lee" Chuepa wanted to help coffee farmers in his community earn a fair income, he had a hard time convincing villagers to work with him due to his youth and inexperience.
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" The newspaper said Kasich, the governor of Ohio who is trailing badly in national polls, was "the only plausible choice for Republicans tired of the extremism and inexperience on display in this race.
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Myrick said he believes the typo "exposes the two things that I most worry about with her candidacy: their campaign's lack of knowledge with issues outside of New York City and their inexperience."
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That leaves the Lynx trying to combine a core in need of rest with an extremely young bench, trying to fill minutes without being overcome by the inevitable mistakes of fatigue or inexperience.
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With a headlong plunge into immigration reform and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Kushner is presenting his political inexperience as an asset, telling lawmakers he is free of preconceived notions that stymied previous attempts.
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Fellow analyst Shaquille O'Neal agreed his former team was eyeing a championship this year but said the inexperience of the young players, as well the stacked Western Conference, would make that goal unattainable.
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It is only Bloomberg's inexperience that prevented him from cogently asking Sanders what he has been doing in Congress for the last 35 years while this system was getting so out of whack.
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Bill Clinton wasn't about to accuse George H.W. Bush of having an affair, and it would have been strange to see Barack Obama accusing John McCain of inexperience or having a radical minister.
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Some people who have observed the Mercers' political evolution worry that Bannon has become a Svengali to the whole family, exploiting its political inexperience and tapping its fortune to further his own ambitions.
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An SDF commander attributed the setback partly to the relative inexperience of the Arab SDF forces which have carried out much of the fighting against hardened Islamic State militants in Deir al-Zor.
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The tech giant won rights to a drama starring Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon but replaced the showrunner before filming because of concerns over their inexperience, but also the humor in the script.
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Since Buttigieg raced to the top of Iowa and New Hampshire polls, he has faced growing scrutiny over both his inexperience and what the meager experience he does have means for his candidacy.
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We spoke to two Republican speechwriters who said Melania's speech could have been a case of accidental plagiarism, but they also noted that it reflected the overall inexperience of her husband's campaign staff.
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Its English language edition was less strident, with the paper citing a foreign affairs analyst chalking up Trump comments to "inexperience" in a piece entitled "Prevent 'immature' Trump being manipulated by conservative forces: analyst".
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Those instincts and his team's inexperience with the trappings of government have run headlong into the carefully choreographed and stage-managed traditions of the Presidency — a show that's been running for hundreds of years.
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It raises questions about his maturity, and has given his critics, who have always attacked his youth and inexperience, reason to argue that he does not have the intellect or temperament for the job.
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The bank was cleared last month in a High Court ruling of allegations that it took advantage of the financial inexperience of Libya's sovereign investment fund to sell it costly and complex financial products.
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Unlike Ronald Reagan, for instance, who used his first 100 days to turn around the nation's mood and lay the foundation for a successful presidency, Trump has exacerbated questions about his inexperience and temperament.
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How Ms. Raggi came this far, despite her relative inexperience (she was first elected three years ago), has much to do with the widespread disenchantment with traditional political parties that still pervades in Italy.
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During the 2016 campaign, these daydreams and predictions took many forms: Trump would be undone by his racism, or his sexism, or his political inexperience, or his policy ignorance, or the Access Hollywood tape.
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As Naz tries to sort through Freddy's motives and figure out the safest path for himself while incarcerated, his one advocate on the outside, John Stone, is also having his inexperience leveraged against him.
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The sheer volume of unclaimed assets, and the public's inexperience in claiming them, has produced a new service industry: asset locators, who will hunt down unclaimed property for a percentage of what they find.
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They argued that the response was slowed by the remote management style of Tillerson and his staff—which one congressional official said had "paralyzed" communications within the department—and by inexperience among interim leaders.
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Initially, though we shared the disappointment and concern of a majority of Americans with Donald Trump's divisiveness, business conflicts and inexperience, we were encouraged by his stated commitment to reconciliation, economic prosperity and infrastructure.
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While O'Rourke has been assailed for a variety of flaws—gaffes, inexperience, tactical errors— Pete Buttigieg , the thirty-seven-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has displaced him as the fresh young face.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats pressed Kirstjen Nielsen, President Trump's pick to lead the Department of Homeland Security, during her confirmation hearing on Wednesday about her inexperience and how she would carry out his immigration agenda.
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The advertising executive Rosser Reeves put Eisenhower in controlled settings where his optimism, self-confidence, humor and nonpartisanship could be emphasized over his political inexperience and what Reeves viewed as his "inept" speaking style.
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Then it appears to be about the kind of black small-timer who takes "continental" at its word and permits inexperience to recast the business-travel buffet spread as the apotheosis of upper crustiness.
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His speech from the Fed's annual symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, offered little clarity as Powell reiterated the central bank's inexperience in dealing with the shocks trade disputes can have on the U.S. economy.
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If Mr. Hall sees similarities between himself and Courtney, others may see Courtney and think of Donald J. Trump: the political inexperience, the unconventional campaign, the win that was never, ever supposed to happen.
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Fiona Hill, a Russia specialist who served on the president's National Security Council until July, testified to the House committees earlier this week that she thought Mr Sondland's inexperience made him a counterintelligence risk.
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Pete Buttigieg — who finished in the top two with Bernie Sanders — is, for now, the leading moderate candidate; his biggest weakness, his political inexperience, is something Klobuchar has repeatedly and skillfully criticized in debates.
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The president's suspicions about the briefing prompted him to appoint ally Richard Grenell, the U.S. ambassador to Germany, as acting intelligence chief despite Grennell's inexperience with the 17 U.S. intelligence agencies (The Washington Post).
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Ms. LaBouvier said that assembling the show, however, exposed fault lines that she attributed to the Guggenheim's inexperience with black curators and their perspectives, especially with regard to nuances of black life and identity.
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While Calipari has sent 22 freshmen and sophomores to the N.B.A. draft in the past seven years, each of them replaced by another splendid talent, this season's Wildcats seem weighed down by their inexperience.
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But even though the contestants' inexperience was part of the inherent appeal of Idol, Clarkson — like her peers in future seasons, Carrie Underwood and Jennifer Hudson — had more professional experience than the producers let on.
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Hill left the UFC with a 2-2 record, painfully inexperience, and most will only remember her for the absolute snoozer when Tecia Torres held her down in half guard, unwilling or unable to advance.
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But many of his inquiries have revealed his inexperience in running a newspaper: He has, for instance, asked how journalists put together coverage and whether the same newsroom staff can work on print and digital.
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Directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz, the play effectively illustrates just how complicated these cases can be, clouded as they are by alcohol, inexperience, mixed messages and the sometimes-fuzzy line between consensual sex and assault.
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In the outfield alone, there's Renfroe, whose inexperience and eroding patience are married to a brick house frame that crushed 30 home runs in Triple-A last year, and has cut strikeouts alongside the walks.
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Kimberly Rushton, executive director of the Livery Operators Association of Southern Nevada, told Bloomberg Business on Monday that new Uber and Lyft drivers will only snarl the traffic around the city because of driver inexperience.
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A recent article in the Washington Post, "Behind the chaos: Office that vets Trump appointees plagued by inexperience," details an alarming state of affairs in the little known but quite important Office of Presidential Personnel.
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Now Cook has an opportunity to outdo Nielsen and Jaworski, by helping Oakland stay alive despite his inexperience, and Osweiler can prove Houston did not err when it invested so heavily in an unproven commodity.
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In 2015 Mr. Weiss, formerly president of Haverford College, was hired, a move viewed by many inside the Met as a way to bring in an experienced administrator to compensate for Mr. Campbell's managerial inexperience.
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"You never give advance notice of going into a battle area — you just never do," Ms. Pelosi told reporters at the Capitol, adding that Mr. Trump may not have understood that because of his inexperience.
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Super high and keenly aware that I was supposed to be observing and remembering everything for my story, my inexperience as a reporter, paired with hallucinogens, instead had me clammy and trapped in my silence.
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Initially, the image started circulating as one of the "You must be new here" memes, where new entrants to forums, as well as displays of general naivety or inexperience online, were greeted with a sarcastic response.
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So too did GoPro's drone dreams late last year, due in part to a limited feature set at launch and the company's inexperience building its own flying vehicles, which resulted in drones falling from the sky.
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Chinese state media on Monday continued to play down the protocol-bending phone call last week between U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and Taiwan's president, with editorials in two newspapers saying the move showed Trump's inexperience.
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I was intrigued by the pics all over Instagram (including Kylie Jenner's post, which racked up over 4 million likes) but when it came to trying them out, I was a bit apprehensive given my inexperience.
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Like so many other films and shows with arduous journeys, Insomnia benefits from the meandering path to fruition; it has a finesse and precision that most web series lack, whether due to funding constraints or inexperience.
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Trump's solution is to invest trust and power in a couple whose youth, inexperience and lifelong isolation in the extreme precincts of family wealth make them unlikely saviors for a President and a nation in crisis.
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Trump's inexperience in foreign affairs and the fact that he is yet to name a secretary of state or senior Asia policy team means there is uncertainty in Washington and across the Pacific about his intentions.
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His relative inexperience hasn't kept him from becoming a hot commodity in Hollywood: he only became the front-runner for the Jurassic World sequel after dropping from another huge project, an upcoming World War Z sequel.
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Despite the odds, inexperience and youth working against Moreno, "The Assassin Baby" snatched Smolka's neck and made short work of him in less than two and a half minutes of the first round by guillotine choke.
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Either by oversight, inexperience or lack of fundamental conviction within the staff of the administration, Trump's meetings in Riyadh centered on a $100 billion deal for weapons and a blossoming future of cooperation with Saudi Arabia.
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There are plenty of valid reasons — his inexperience in government, some of his more out-there platform items — to not back him, but a fear that he's associated with the alt-right is not among them.
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A festival that wears its youthful inexperience like an asset, the fourth annual BRIC JazzFest is a cross section of jazz's rising voices and established innovators, as well as a few artists adjacent to the tradition.
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This has given rise to fears that a problem at one of the exchanges could trigger a panicked run on Bitcoin, something that is not unlikely given the relative inexperience of many of the new investors.
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The choice of Ms. Kraninger, who oversees the preparation of the budgets for cabinet departments, generated immediate opposition, with critics pointing to her inexperience in consumer and financial services issues and her association with Mr. Mulvaney.
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Mr. Buttigieg, meanwhile, has attempted to counter questions about his own relative inexperience by pointing to Mr. Biden's stances on Iraq, as an example of how experience was not always an asset in campaigning or governing.
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China's state press on Monday also sought to minimize the telephone call's importance, saying it merely reflected Trump's foreign affairs inexperience, not a shift in U.S. policy toward Taiwan, which China sees as a breakaway province.
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Three short months later, Macron's shine has dulled, his domestic popularity has plummeted, and critics are beginning to argue that the inexperience and inclinations of France's new leader may be a bigger liability than they initially thought.
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Then and there, I should have shut down the event or given her the microphone to vocalize her feelings, but I was in total shock and I let my fear and inexperience paralyze my decision making ability.
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"Jared Kushner Is China's Trump Card: How the President's son-in-law, despite his inexperience in diplomacy, became Beijing's primary point of interest," by Adam Entous and Evan Osnos in the forthcoming issue of The New Yorker.
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His inexperience is meant to tamp down actual production, but in ways 20-year-old's before him have merely tantalized, Tatum often looks like any other fully-formed All-Star methodically working his way through complex responsibilities.
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British comedy actor Asim Chaudhry — who goes by Chabuddy G in the video — conducts the auditions, and begins by ribbing 12 Years a Slave star and Oscar nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor for his inexperience with safety video-making.
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Rosen was most recently deputy secretary at the Transportation Department, and while he's not the first to take on this role with little DOJ background, he was widely panned by Democrats for his inexperience at the agency.
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Macron's 313 lawmakers, many of whom are new to politics, were initially criticized after the June election for their inexperience, though this has not stopped the swift adoption of wide-ranging reforms, including security and labor laws.
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I realize that the combination of my medical condition and moving around so much created something of a perfect storm that included issues with low self-esteem, lack of trust, and a whole bunch of social inexperience.
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But by Professor Pipes's own account, the State Department, headed by Alexander M. Haig, shut the N.S.C. out of most important decisions, and Professor Pipes's relative inexperience in Washington infighting was seen to have blunted his effectiveness.
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Each has weaknesses, whether of age, inexperience or a far-left agenda that thrills some liberals but is ripe for exploitation in a mainstream general election," Union Leader Editor Joe McQuaid and Publisher Brendan McQuaid wrote. "Sen.
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He quipped that it would not have been a good way to start the season — one filled with so much youth, inexperience and uncertainty that it might not be easy for the Yankees to find their footing.
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But the weekend melee — complete with dark allusions to billionaire donors, allegations of intellectual dishonesty and sarcastic references to political inexperience — showed how difficult that task could be if the primary becomes a prolonged and acrimonious affair.
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A Post report on the same day said several foreign nations had discussed how his family's heavy debt load and his own inexperience could be used to manipulate Kushner in his role as Trump's foreign policy guru.
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Previous England managers might also have been wary of the inexperience at international level of Harry Maguire but once again the Leicester City center-half was outstanding and his magnificent header from a corner opened the scoring.
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Whether it was to exploit Kushner's naivete and inexperience or to try to blackmail him given his need for foreign investors in his flailing business ventures, Kushner was a perfect storm of nefarious opportunity for our adversaries.
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Prominent Washington lobbyists also said that Mr. Trump would arrive in the capital with a much smaller contingent of veteran policy advisers than Hillary Clinton would have brought — and they see that relative inexperience as an opening.
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If the current administration and the missteps of Betsy DeVos and Ben Carson are any indication, an additional influx of inexperience could make our governing problems more acute as political leaders struggle to learn on the job.
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The country is half a million housing units short of demand, he said, and because successive New Zealand governments had not been involved in homebuilding for decades, inexperience had led Ms. Ardern's party to misjudge their targets.
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The rookie crew was working 16 hour days on a number of experiments, and due to their inexperience in space may have underestimated the amount of work they were expected to accomplish during their time in orbit.
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Finally, we've seen disturbing stories over the past couple of weeks about intelligence reports indicating that foreign governments have been specifically trying to use Kushner's debt and inexperience to manipulate him to be more favorable to them.
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But her followers may not realize this detail until they reach the end of her Instagram caption, where she directs readers to a blog post where, at the very end, she discloses her personal inexperience with the technique.
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My inexperience was glaring I looked up some cleaning techniques and decided to take all four games down to a local store and get them looked at, just in case there were any other problems with the hardware.
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People can only change so much, especially when their society is constraining them The UW study also found that certain STEM fields have a wider gender gap because of students' inexperience in those subjects prior to entering college.
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It is a feud that will allow her to take aim at Trump's alleged inexperience and lack of knowledge but will also require her to defend what Republicans see as deep vulnerabilities in her own foreign policy record.
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Even among Democrats, the political classes in Minnesota and Washington have become frustrated, at times, with Omar, who they say has betrayed inexperience and disorganization, and alienated some potential allies in the first months of her congressional term.
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He puts that down to inexperience, the president's feeble grasp of foreign affairs, the ease with which he is distracted and his failure to fill important foreign-policy positions with fellow travellers (or, often, with anyone at all).
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That the two may be on the outs raises concerns first brought up by national security professionals during the carnivalesque campaign season: that someone with Trump's temperament and inexperience is unfit to control the world's most powerful military.
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The second study (which consisted of 4,934 people) asked if the participants would consider dating a virgin, and the third, with 353 participants, specifically looked into how young (between 18 and 26 years old) people view sexual inexperience.
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Not that there was inexperience as British Cycling's Dave Brailsford was installed as team principal and brought with him the "marginal gains" strategy that would underpin the team's successes and controversies over almost a decade of extraordinary success.
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Instead, the mix of inexperience, incaution and conspiratorial glee on display in the emails suggests that people in Trump's immediate family — not just satellites like Roger Stone — would have been delighted to collude if the opportunity presented itself.
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But their inexperience at the national level and the fact that they are two populist parties from opposite sides of the political spectrum have led many analysts to consider until when they will manage to stay in government.
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It's entirely possible that this is simply a slow start as a consequence of inexperience, and we'll look back two or four years later and see an enormously consequential list of achievements Trump can claim credit (or blame) for.
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Unlike with college, we were consciously jumping off a cliff into cowriting, deciding we'd give it a go as long as we could, regardless of our inexperience collaborating or of the complications it could introduce in our romantic relationship.
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One senior member of one of the delegations said that Trump and those around him had pleasantly surprised their visitors with evidence that they were beginning to understand the complexity of foreign policy and managing alliances, despite their inexperience.
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T) boat had been seen as early frontrunners for the contract, but their inexperience in global defense deals and an initial reluctance to say they would build in Australia saw them slip behind DCNS and Germany's ThyssenKrupp AG (TKAG.DE).
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"The mix of inexperience, incaution and conspiratorial glee on display in the emails suggests that people in Trump's immediate family—not just satellites like Roger Stone—would have been delighted to collude if the opportunity presented itself," Douthat wrote.
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He had no doubt that China and other countries were trying to persuade him to do things or to provide information, but he was, despite his inexperience in diplomacy and intelligence, confident in his ability to navigate these situations.
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Washed in a delightful soundtrack of crooners and early pop stars (a recent scene, scored to the sexy come-on of April Stevens's "Teach Me Tiger," perfectly captures the eroticism of inexperience), the program excels at easily digested grit.
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" Pelosi said Trump's "inexperience" may have led him to leak the information, but she said his staff should have been aware of the dangers and that the revelation posed "a danger not only to us but to other people.
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Tammy Duckworth, for example, who has a similar personal background and political career to former President Barack Obama, receives less presidential buzz than former first lady Michelle Obama, despite her political inexperience and insistent rejection of a political career.
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This anecdote has surfaced repeatedly in stories about Ivanka's role in the Trump White House, and it's been typically used to highlight her naïveté, her inexperience with politics and the superficiality of her attempts to smooth her father's edges.
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The throw-the-elite-bums-out ethos of the populists, they say, has led to a government staffed with hapless amateurs who wear their inexperience as a badge, and transported Italy into a bizarro world that upends political logic.
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Ueda's team also suggested that Japan could be leading a global trend toward sexual inexperience between heterosexual couples, with sexual inactivity rising among young adults in Germany and the United States, suggesting a global shift in attitudes on sex.
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Behind it all is Blueface, who despite his relative inexperience, understands how music functions in today's economy, and has created a self-aware character that functions both as a musician and also as a piece of pliable internet content.
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Ms. Miller went a further step by creating an application packet for prospective writers to show them what their submissions should look like — what formatting, margins, abbreviations and lingo to use — so that no one would be penalized for inexperience.
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" Laliberte wrote that after Stuckless confronted Weinstein, she "should have shut down the event or given her the microphone to vocalize her feelings, but I was in total shock and I let my fear and inexperience paralyze my decision making ability.
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Though the roots of the crisis have nothing to do with US politics, Trump's inexperience and rash public statements may have worsened it, and his blunders showcase how unprepared he is to handle complex and tense situations on the world stage.
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Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey angrily scolded Senator Marco Rubio of Florida on Sunday for his sarcastic remark about the blizzard that crippled much of the Northeast this weekend, calling the comment a sign of his "immaturity" and inexperience.
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The summit at Mar-a-Lago is somewhat of an unknown quantity given Trump's inexperience and unpredictable nature, the lack of a relationship between the two men and uncertainty over the path the White House wants to take with China.
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But when you combine a guy who was thought of as a franchise quarterback after his first season with Hue Jackson's bluster, the inexperience of the front office, and the general sense of desperation in Cleveland, there's some potential for combustion.
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To address their inexperience, Santos have recruited 27-year-old goalkeeper Diana Sánchez, a former Mexico international who traveled to Germany for the U-20 World Cup in 2010 and used to play for Chivas in the national amateur league.
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Sarah Palin as his vice presidential pick, a move that was hailed as bold at the time, but was later criticized as his running mate's inexperience led critics to charge she was unqualified to be a heartbeat away from the presidency.
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" She said that a defendant may "steadfastly refuse to plead guilty in the face of overwhelming evidence" and that the defendant maintains the right to "reject the assistance of legal counsel despite the defendant's own inexperience and lack of professional qualifications.
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Despite that facet of his appeal - which helped Trump beat 16 rivals in the campaign's primary phase to become his party's presumptive nominee - establishment Republicans worry that his inexperience and brash style will alienate foreign allies and other international partners.
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"Lack of access to others, shyness or social anxiety, inexperience and self-consciousness, or perhaps having a partner who is unwilling to participate in certain sexual preferences" are all listed as reasons why adults might use sex dolls by Dr. Kanaris.
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But its resilience will be tested by an election that has given two out-with-the-bums parties 50 percent of the vote, pulverized the mainstream, prized vapid inexperience and seen Steve Bannon emerge as a purported expert on Tuscany.
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Enrique Toussaint, a political analyst from Guadalajara, said that Kumamoto undoubtedly has a symbolic weight as Jalisco's first independent congressman, but his idealism, honesty, inexperience, and outspoken nature could cause him problems if he fails to meet the public's elevated expectations.
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The inevitable mistakes—two picks, other passes that could or should have been—seemed to come less from panic than plain inexperience; Northwestern, where Siemian last started a game, doesn't tend to face defenders like Luke Kuechly and Thomas Davis.
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Between Reynolds's natural charisma and the two men dancing on either side of her in virtually identical outfits, it's hard not to focus squarely on her, a brilliant performer who willed her inexperience into submission with sheer determination and skill.
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Ms. Kraninger, who oversees the preparation of the budgets for several cabinet departments, was selected over the objection of some officials inside the White House, who argued that her relative inexperience — and association with Mr. Mulvaney — could scuttle her nomination.
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The 37-year-old military veteran went a long way to putting questions about his inexperience to rest at Tuesday's debate, where he flashed his foreign policy chops to argue in favor of a U.S. presence in the Middle East.
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"It is undeniable that some in the past, out of irresponsibility, disbelief, lack of training, inexperience, or spiritual and human short-sightedness, treated many cases without the seriousness and promptness that was due," he said, without referring to the Chilean cases.
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Biden misspoke, rambled, and awkwardly promised to "keep punching" at the issue of domestic violence; Buttigieg displayed tremendous poise, flipped questions about his inexperience into a badge of honorable outsider status, and delivered sunny slogans for a centrist Democratic presidency.
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The new focus on security clearances also compounded previous worries that the inexperience of the Trump team, extensive business entanglements and its unconventional approach to politics meant that it was a poor fit for the responsibilities of the highest offices.
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Yet serving for the set, the Canadian's inexperience and nerves were exposed when he produced three of his seven double faults and opened the door for the 33-year-old American who went on to take the first tiebreak 7-3.
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Even as 76ers Coach Brett Brown continues to express hope that his players are learning from these playoffs, he was careful after the game to avoid blaming his team's inexperience for their various late-stage catastrophes — and perhaps for good reason.
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There were a few daily transactions, but over time, due in part to my inexperience (I was still only 14 years old), I was not able to keep up with the number of users and had to shut the app down.
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His resignation as party leader comes after months of cratering poll numbers, defections and infighting as Five Star has struggled to keep its bold, pie-in-the-sky promises and allay concerns about its inexperience on the economy and foreign policy.
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Opponents have long painted a fragile picture of Ms. Raggi as a hostage to her own inexperience — she was a lawyer who began working at City Hall only in 2013 — and to squabbling and division within the Five Star Movement.
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Public health experts at the University of Tokyo found that sexual inexperience was on the rise in the country, with the percentage of women aged 265 to 2946 who'd never had sex rising to 2060% in 22017 from 21899% in 19403.
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By comparison, surveys from the UK, the United States and Australia suggest that rates of heterosexual inexperience are between 1% to 5% of adults in or around their 30s, said the paper, which was published in the journal BMC Public Health.
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"I think the most recent example of your inexperience in national security and foreign policy came from your recent careless statement about how you as president would be willing to send our troops to Mexico to fight the cartels," she said.
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The source, a stunt performer who'd been training Harris, told THR that multiple members of the stunt crew had concerns about Harris's inexperience as a stunt performer, and that at least one of them took their concerns to producers, only to be ignored.
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"Plaintiff believes the information on Austin's iPhone must be collected by technology experts who have the expertise required to extract such data without unnecessary risks of losing such information inadvertently or due to inexperience in such highly technical matters," the complaint reads.
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The showdown inflicted an early blow on the reputation of the new White House and claims that Trump's expertise as a master dealmaker and businessman would make up for his inexperience in Washington and governance as he set about fundamentally transforming America.
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But his inexperience with government was particularly crippling within the chaotic Trump administration, where he had to jockey for attention with former White House adviser Steve Bannon and the president's son-in-law Jared Kushner, often finding his staffing and policy decisions overruled.
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Boston-based security firm Rapid7 pointed out that inexperience can leave companies vulnerable to security holes, according to The Guardian:The flaws in the Fisher-Price case had to do with how the app, meant for parents, communicates with servers running the system.
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"For Trump, it exposed nothing but his and his transition team's inexperience in dealing with foreign affairs," the paper said in a commentary that appeared to reflect hopes the new President would eventually settle into the established pattern of US-China relations.
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However, it has been held back by inexperience, a shortage of local aerospace design and engineering talent, as well as a lack of home-grown companies with the technology to help drive the project, say aerospace industry sources familiar with its programmes.
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But it is all extremely delusional—Obama's sanguinity, the media's wonderment, the supposition that antipathy between the outgoing president and the incoming one—as opposed to the latter's governmental inexperience and contempt for preparation—would be the reason for a rocky transition.
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To Sanders supporters, the interview was yet another attack from corporate media determined to dredge up attacks from Hillary Clinton over his apparent inexperience — one her campaign has exploited thoroughly as the pair move into the second half of the Democratic primary contest.
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However, it has been held back by inexperience, a shortage of local aerospace design and engineering talent, as well as a lack of home-grown companies with the technology to help drive the project, say aerospace industry sources familiar with its program.
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In a relentlessly antagonistic debate, Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton clashed over trade, the Iraq war, his refusal to release his tax returns and her use of a private email server, with Mr. Trump frequently showing impatience and political inexperience as Mrs.
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Whether it's campus rape or teen sexual assault (as powerfully documented by the recent Netflix documentary Audrie and Daisy), ingrained misogyny, victim-blaming culture, inexperience, and a lack of specialist training conspire to re-traumatize survivors, many of whom never receive justice.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Cynthia Nixon and the Age of Inexperience" (column, March 25): Frank Bruni's argument that our current "romance" with inexperienced political candidates degrades the importance of experience more generally reflects an erroneous view of politics in the United States.
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Nigeria's Uzuho, their 19-year-old goalkeeper, shows his inexperience after his team wins a throw in its own end, sends it to him to blast long, and instead he sends it directly out into the stands — giving it right back to Argentina.
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But like so much around the United States team these days, its promise and its inexperience were on display throughout the match — a collection of bright flashes, clumsy giveaways and positional wanderlust that showed that the American team remained a work in progress.
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Talley combined inexperience and lack of qualifications (he'd never tried a case before and only practiced law for three years) with a brazen conflict of interest (he didn't tell the Senate that his wife is chief of staff to Trump's White House Counsel).
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His lack of defensive polish — which could be inexperience or could be a lack of interest — probably pushes his ceiling to somewhere below that of Luka Doncic and Mo Bamba, but his floor is probably higher than either of those top prospects.
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Editorial In his first sorties on the world stage, France's new president, 39-year-old Emmanuel Macron, had to dash fears that he would be handicapped by youth and inexperience, and demonstrate the more vigorous French leadership he promised during his campaign.
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The opposition has made great sport of mocking the inexperience of Mr. Macron's civil-society deputies in Parliament, political novices for the most part, many from the private sector: their fumbling attempts at running committee meetings and their ignorance of procedure and protocol.
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And we learned that Fiona Hill, a former top White House foreign policy adviser, testified on Monday that she saw Gordon Sondland — a Trump donor who was named ambassador to the European Union — as a potential national security risk because of his inexperience.
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We learned that Fiona Hill, a former top White House foreign policy adviser, testified on Monday that she saw Gordon Sondland, a Trump donor who was named ambassador to the European Union, as a potential national security risk because of his inexperience.
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Both are loaded with talent, including several freshmen expected to turn pro later this year, and while each struggled at times due to inexperience and injury, in recent weeks they seem to have cohered, respectively winning the Atlantic Coast and Southeastern Conference tournaments.
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In a photo line, people repeatedly thanked her for her commanding debate performance, highlighting Mr. Buttigieg's political inexperience and defending, by name, New Hampshire's two senators, Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan, who voted for the recent trade agreement signed by Mr. Trump.
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"It seems like he just bounces around based on whatever issue intrigues him at any given moment, without regard for his past track record, or inexperience on any given issue," said Brian Fallon, Hillary Clinton's spokesman during her 2016 campaign against Mr. Trump.
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Not a bad story line, but what makes it better is that the 03th-seeded Andreescu, despite her inexperience at this pressurized level of a Grand Slam tournament, has the weapons, maturity and moxie to potentially make this final a terrific match.
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Kushner's visit with Nieto came just days after The Washington Post reported that Mexico was among four countries that had sought "ways they could manipulate" Kushner by exploiting his inexperience in foreign policy and the financial difficulties facing his family's real-estate empire.
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With Democrats and party officials worried that Mr. Buttigieg's inexperience could hurt his chances against President Trump in the general election, his ability to connect with these voters provides a counterpoint to the criticism that he is too young to win next November.
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The nation's largest veterans groups are urging President-elect Donald J. Trump to keep President Obama's secretary of veterans affairs, Robert A. McDonald, out of concern that his rumored candidates' inexperience and ideological leanings could cripple the massive veterans health care system.
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Swann was twice an All-Pro and one of the most dominant defensive players in the game at his peak, but he also lost years at the start of his career to inexperience and injury and to age and injury at the end.
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Sexual inexperience is also on the rise in the country, with the percentage of women between the ages of 21.8 and 39 who had never had sex rising to 24.6% in 2015 from 21.7% in 1992, according to a study from the University of Tokyo.
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Among aide's top concerns for Monday night are that Trump will be graded differently than Clinton, given his relative inexperience compared to the former secretary of state, who has debated upwards of 40 times, including debates in 2008 and during her Senate run in 2000.
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I was fighting personal doubts on a daily basis about whether my work was any good, meaningful, or being read in the first place; I didn't need additional anxiety about whether I was screwing up the paperwork out of ignorance, inexperience, disorganization, or stress.
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To my eye his 13,000-word report paints a picture of crowdfunding as an enabler for scaling ineptitude to heights it would not normally be capable of reaching — because the people involved would lack the resources to allow their inexperience to have so much runway.
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Jump to the issue dated October 27th, 1984, and we reported that President Reagan had just pulled off a "relaxed" second debate against his opponent, the former vice-president Walter Mondale, including an "eye-twinkling one-liner" about not exploiting his opponent's "youth and inexperience".
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Wentz, who had been praised for much of the year for not showing his inexperience, fell into too many traps, including a play late in the first half when he failed to account for the veteran safety Kam Chancellor as he threw across the field.
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While Baumbach's excellent recent movies (like 2012's Frances Ha, 2014's While We're Young, and 2015's Mistress America) are gentle comedies about youth and inexperience, The Meyerowitz Stories returns, for the most part, to familiar topics from the director's earlier, darker comedies.
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The muddled sale process has underscored Vietnam's relative inexperience and investor wariness about state control as the government seeks to push forward with a major privatisation drive - one that already been hampered due to the small stakes on offer and concerns about vested interests.
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His eagerness to keep a tight lid on key details of executive orders to prevent leaks — as well as his inexperience — has at times hampered coordination between the West Wing and agencies that would have to carry them out, several White House officials said.
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Behind the scenes, aides said a lack of clarity among staff surrounding the roles of Campaign Manager Juan Rodriguez and Campaign Chair Maya Harris, the candidate's sister, and inexperience across the organization are feeding a growing sense of indecision and aimlessness inside the campaign.
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Behind the scenes, aides said a lack of clarity among staff surrounding the roles of Campaign Manager Juan Rodriguez and Campaign Chair Maya Harris, the candidate's sister, and inexperience across the organization are feeding a growing sense of indecision and aimlessness inside the campaign.
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That's not particularly surprising: As Vox's Dylan Matthews and company noted, Klobuchar appeared more nimble and confident in her responses on Thursday evening compared with previous debates, and she landed several attacks on Buttigieg about both his inexperience and his relationships with rich donors.
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"Sexual inexperience has become a national concern in Japan, but previous reports did not examine the trend across different age groups and socioeconomic backgrounds," said Peter Ueda, a public health researcher at the University of Tokyo and an author of the study, published Monday.
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It seems more likely that both Trump and Sanders would become another Jesse Ventura - an executive with no alliances, whose inexperience and/or antipathy toward institutions produces little but a lost four years and strengthening of the party establishments they both seek to demolish.
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Among Trump's wide-ranging group of outside advisers and former campaign officials, Donald Jr.'s meeting with the lawyer on the expectation of gaining access to negative information on Clinton was seen as problematic, a demonstration of the son's political inexperience, but not illegal.
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Bowie's performance is praised for seeming realistically out-of-touch and weird, which was either an inspired deliberate choice, or possibly just a product of Bowie's inexperience as a movie actor combined with what he describes as a 10-gram-a-day-of-cocaine diet.
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For all her conviction, it's easy to overlook Raia's relative inexperience on the live stage, and it becomes clear why we're not allowed to stick around for the rest: Here is where her almost relentless warmth, tenderness, and confidence is peeled back, and the work begins.
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In response to her appointment, some users raised concern at her relative inexperience on the site — she has published just one original post and shared a further two — but others suggested that the appointment of an "outsider" brings a new perspective that can help widen Steemit's audience.
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Addressing investor fears about his inexperience, he told Reuters in an interview last month he would not allow Ukraine to default on its debt commitments to the International Monetary Fund, which has propped up the country with billions of dollars in loans in return for reforms.
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George H.W. Bush surprised everybody when he chose Dan Quayle to be his running mate, and that choice almost backfired on him; Quayle's inexperience became a problem during the campaign after Lloyd Bentsen destroyed him with the "You're no Jack Kennedy" line during that year's debate.
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He did not require that his wife wear a life vest or harness despite her inexperience, nor did he deploy flares or turn the boat around to search for her when he couldn't find the 41-year-old real estate agent from Delray Beach, Florida, prosecutors said.
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Karolina Pliskova, the No. 224 seed, playing in a Grand Slam semifinal for the first time, demonstrated neither nerves nor her inexperience at this stage by defeating a hobbled Williams, 284-266, 27-84 (226), in a shocking upset at the U.S. Open on Thursday night.
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The real estate mogul's inexperience with the issue will likely come to the fore if he advances to the general election against former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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But the question many raise — and cannot yet answer — is whether the energetic leader will succeed in charting a new path for the kingdom, or whether his impulsiveness and inexperience will destabilize the Arab world's largest economy at a time of turbulence in the Middle East.
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"However, just a few weeks later, he performed brilliantly in a second debate, crushed his performance, and disarmed the issue entirely with his famous line related to not wanting to exploit a younger candidate's youth and inexperience with the wisdom of his older age," he told me.
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After a long summer of stonewalling from PVH, the openness of these managers caught me off guard, especially as their candor didn't seem to stem from inexperience; instead, it appeared that the factories of Shengzhou simply hadn't learned from their foreign customers to default to secrecy.
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Officials said on Monday that both flight data recorders had been retrieved, and local news outlets reported that the Investigative Committee of Russia, a law enforcement agency, was looking at the inexperience of the pilots, along with mechanical or weather-related problems, as possible contributing factors.
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Highlighting Ms. Nixon's inexperience also lead to a memorable misfire early on, when one of Mr. Cuomo's supporters, the former City Council speaker, Christine Quinn, called Ms. Nixon "an unqualified lesbian," a phrase that Ms. Nixon co-opted as a rallying cry and a fund-raising tool.
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Castro has been working hard for Clinton on the trail, traveling to 11 states as a surrogate, but Democrats close to the campaign said there is concern his inexperience would cramp Clinton's ability to frame Trump as someone lacking the appropriate resume for the Oval Office.
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In addition to pointing out Ms. DeVos's inexperience in running a large bureaucracy, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, questioned how she could manage the Department of Education — the largest provider of student loans — if neither she nor her children had ever borrowed money for school.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) defended Trump at a news conference following the hearing, saying Comey's account just showed Trump's inexperience in government.
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But in spite of his relative inexperience in appearing before Congress, Pichai largely sidestepped controversy, offering no concrete answers to the open questions of how Google makes its decisions around policy, privacy, artificial intelligence, surveillance, and its willingness to cooperate with China on building a censored search product.
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The variety of woodblock prints, illustrated books, and scrolls on view in A Third Gender primarily depict heterosexual wakashu intercourse, which, contrary to the societal expectations outlined previously, often saw them act passive with their female partners, likely due to the young age and sheer inexperience of most wakashu.
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And when Mr. Christie slashed back, he aimed for Mr. Rubio's biggest vulnerability — his relative youth and inexperience — telling the conservative radio host Laura Ingraham that Hillary Clinton would pat Mr. Rubio "on the head and then cut his heart out" if they squared off in a general election.
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You could imagine a world in which journalists' Castro profiles were full of lines about how his resume's not great but if you talk to the guy for 30 minutes you'll come away so impressed with his intelligence and integrity that you hope his inexperience will be overlooked.
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But like many other techy approaches to traditional hobbies led by founders who build techy approaches to traditional hobbies, the GROW planter is designed to help you handle any speedbumps (or inexperience) to ensure that your gardening process still ends up with something that ends up on your plate.
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In "Cynthia Nixon and the Age of Inexperience," Frank Bruni writes: You wouldn't want to be operated on by a physician with only a few surgeries under his or her belt, and the assurance that this doctor brought a fresh perspective to anesthesia and incisions wouldn't thrill you.
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Since exploding onto the political stage with the claim that Mexican immigrants are rapists and murderers, Trump has routinely articulated a desire to rework the American alliance system: Many of these moves were seen, at the time they happened, as gaffes reflecting Trump's inexperience or lack of knowledge.
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"The thousands of Americans whose disability benefits are managed by someone else range from young people with depression and financial inexperience to older adults with Down syndrome needing help with a limited budget," the ACLU wrote in February 2017, noting the wide range of individuals affected by the rule.
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Some analysts point to China's poor record on environmental matters and Mr. Wang's inexperience in building anything, let alone a $50 billion (some say $80 billion) canal carving through miles of protected areas that are home to many endangered species, including the jaguar, and legally recognized indigenous lands.
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Such inexperience could also enhance the clout of the deputy secretary of state, the department's No. 2 official, a position that reportedly could go to John Bolton, who served as ambassador to the United Nations and under secretary of state for arms control under President George W. Bush.
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That's the role Biden initially played on the ticket: Obama was a young guy who turned his inexperience into an asset by distancing himself from a political establishment that had failed Americans, Biden was an older guy who could act as ambassador and guide to that system as necessary.
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It would be easy enough to have Henry's clone wisecrack his way through the action to signify carefree youth, but the clone, raised to be a super-soldier, has the social inexperience of a kid (his room is filled with model kits) and the creeping soul-sickness of a practiced killer.
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Then and there, I should have shut down the event or given [them] the microphone to vocalize [their] feelings, but I was in total shock and I let my fear and inexperience paralyze my decision making [sic] ability...I want to sincerely apologize to any people—male or female [Ed.
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Despite its inexperience creating original video, Eddie Cue, Apple's senior vice president of internet software and services who is also in charge of Apple's worldwide video unit, says the company is "completely all in" on expanding its content to compete with other streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.
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Hobby Lobby president Steve Green and Cary Summers, the president of the Museum of the Bible – which is funded by the Green family and whose collection centers on the Green family's antiquities – have insisted this is a case of improper paperwork and inexperience in collecting antiquities rather than illegal intentions.
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Trump appeared to chalk up the loss in part to his own inexperience after House leaders pulled their bill to repeal and replace Obamacare following defections by both moderate and far-right Republican members who were unmoved by Trump's ultimatum to vote for the plan or live with the current system.
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" A ten-candidate primary debate will never produce canonical moments of the sort that, say, Ronald Reagan had in 1984, when he deflected concerns about his age in a general-election debate against Walter Mondale by cracking, "I am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience.
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Gabbard accused Buttigieg of "inexperience" in his "careless statement about how you, as president, would be willing to send our troops to Mexico to fight the cartels," citing Buttigieg's comments at a Latino forum in Los Angeles at which he floated "security cooperation" with Mexico to address cartel-related violence.
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Just as that bombshell was sinking in, came another: The Washington Post reported that four countries -- the United Arab Emirates, China, Israel and Mexico -- had engaged in private discussions about Kushner as a potential target for manipulation due to his complex personal financial issues and his relative inexperience in foreign affairs.
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" At the debate, Harris returned to Carper's explanation when questioned about her inexperience in elected office, suggesting that his vote on Kavanaugh and, more recently, to back former drug company executive Alex Azar as the new secretary of health and human services underlined the need for a "diversity of experience.
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We saw how George W. Bush's inexperience in Washington allowed him to be manipulated by his vice president, and how his lack of curiosity about even basic policy questions led him to see inherently complicated problems (like invading a Middle Eastern country) as fundamentally simple, where unintended consequences were nothing to worry about.
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Gender-affirming care is often denied as a result of inexperience with caring for trans patients on the part of prison medical staff; for example, an incarcerated trans person who wishes to receive gender-affirming health care might first need to obtain a psychological evaluation in order to get diagnosed with gender dysphoria.
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Turner's short sentence, combined with his status as a privileged athlete at a prestigious school, has triggered intense scrutiny of the case—particularly because of Judge Aaron Persky's decision to heed the advice of Turner's probation officer, who advocated for Turner based on his young age and inexperience with drugs and alcohol.
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Three former officials told the Times that they felt Kushner was "susceptible to Saudi manipulation," given his "political inexperience": Senior officials in the State Department and the Pentagon began to worry about the one-on-one communications between Prince Mohammed — who is known to favor the online messaging service WhatsApp — and Mr. Kushner.
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The Phoenix Suns Are Huge Fans of Self-Mutilation This team's margin for error can glide through a keyhole, but for all the excuses about their lack of talent, they're so bad because they commit more preventable mental errors (some because they're lazy, others thanks to inexperience) than anybody in the league.
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Her victory and sudden prominence could also expose Ms. Hayes to some of the same sort of backlash that Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has seen since her primary victory, as Republicans and conservative commentators have seized on any evidence of her inexperience or unfamiliarity with world issues or even the mechanics of Congress.
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The percentage of his shots launched with seven or fewer seconds on the shot clock is up approximately eight percent compared to a couple seasons ago, L.A.'s offense is 9.5 points per 100 possessions worse when he sits, and he's surrounded by inexperience and unfamiliarity for the first time in over half a decade.
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"At every step along the way, Republicans have made it clear, no matter her inexperience, no matter her radical views, no matter her potential conflicts of interest, no matter her secrecy, no matter her blowing off basic anti-corruption practices, they will ram this nomination down the throats of the American people, sideways," Warren said.
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But Biden, given his age — or say a Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary LGBTQ advocates slam Buttigieg for past history with Salvation Army Poll: 2020 general election remains wide open MORE, given his inexperience — has to pick someone who appears to have some credentials to be president.
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As if to assist him in that case, most Republican candidates (save Cruz) have spent the days since Iowa harping on Rubio's inexperience and lack of accomplishment, rather than his multiple amnesty volte-faces, while Trump has directed nearly all of his considerable firepower on Cruz, who isn't anywhere close to threatening him in New Hampshire.
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In fact, the relationship between Louis and Marie Antoinette is one of the most interesting in the film: their lack of sexual chemistry (it takes them 7 years to consummate their marriage, mostly due to inexperience and an inability to talk about it) doesn't negate a touching platonic relationship between two outsiders who would really rather be anywhere else.
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The strong demand before the announcement of any potential listings, plus investors' inexperience in valuing growth-focused stocks, has raised fear among market participants of the sort of price bubbles seen on existing tech boards such as the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's ChiNext, particularly as the new board will ease trading restrictions such as maximum daily trading limits.
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Donald Trump won the presidency upon on a wave of anti-establishment populism and disrespect for international alliances and political institutions like NATO and the EU. Now that he has taken office, his inexperience in public service and foreign affairs demands a fully staffed, well-funded, experienced and empowered State Department to safeguard America's standing in global affairs.
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The fight was changed at short notice to be five rounds instead of three, which you have to think benefits Thompson despite his inexperience in five rounders simply because Hendricks cuts so much weight and so reliably slows in the late going, but it will still raise more than a few eyebrows if Thompson can pull it off.
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Several prominent Republicans and some of Mr. Parscale's former colleagues on the 2016 race — all of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal — suggested that he might face strong headwinds atop the campaign, given his own inexperience and the desire among political professionals and some of his own colleagues to see him fail.
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Americans' lack of knowledge about health insurance and inexperience with primary care pose significant threats to improving health and lowering health care costs in the U.S. Health insurance provides an affordable opportunity to take advantage of well visits and other preventive services like health screenings, which are typically provided at low or no cost to the patient.
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Despite paper-thin denials from the Russian government regarding attacks on the Trump campaign, George Papadopoulos's plea deal and allegations that Carter Page acted as a Russian foreign agent (allegations he denies), the 2016 campaign reminds us that staffers can be manipulated by foreign powers due to inexperience, hubris, malign intent or any combination of those factors.
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Losing patience with the establishment And though his view may resonate with his faithful supporters who have lost patience with establishment politicians and their establishment solutions, Trump's Republican rivals sense vulnerability, seeking to turn his inexperience in foreign affairs into a liability at a time when many members of the GOP foreign policy community are quietly voicing alarm at his policies.
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But it does call for us to interrogate the Hammer narrative built upon it — and the narratives of so many other male stars, directors, and producers who've been afforded not only the benefit of the doubt, but the confidence that their work is valuable, is worth investing in, is worth taking a chance on, no matter their past failures or inexperience.
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Rochester has a thoughtful nature and a very feeling heart; he is neither selfish nor self-indulgent; he is ill-educated, misguided; errs, when he does err, through rashness and inexperience: he lives for a time as too many other men live, but being radically better than most men, he does not like that degraded life, and is never happy in it.
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That's thrilling, and that level of casual interaction can be very exciting as well, where you're hanging out with your CEO, you're drinking beer with your CEO, you're going to Tahoe with the whole [company] ... I just think that the youthfulness is a really big part of this culture, but with youthfulness tends to come a certain level of inexperience.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardEXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Krystal Ball analyzes why some 2020 Democrats don't advocate for reforming party's foreign policy approach Progressive journalist: MSNBC doesn't try to hide 'contempt' towards Gabbard MORE (D-Hawaii), who accused Buttigieg of inexperience and mischaracterized his support for security cooperation between Mexico and the United States by claiming Buttigieg wanted to invade Mexico.
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