Instead of an inflexible labour market, you get an inflexible corporate market.
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So far, the Trump administration has matched its hardline and inflexible public rhetoric with completely inflexible negotiations behind the scenes with the Canadians and Mexicans.
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"Often, board members get very inflexible about who the leader should be of the combined organization, or they can get very inflexible about the name," Ms. Butzen said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Too slow, inflexible, forgetful, always off sick.
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The developed world may have created an inflexible business market.
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Traditional office spaces are private but inflexible on their terms.
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Unfortunately, these inflexible rules could potentially exclude people they shouldn't.
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He argues that selling insurance through annual premiums is inflexible.
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Insurance carriers are notorious for having inflexible and complex policies.
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But, per inflexible local combat law, Murata's career moved fast.
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The returns to working long, inflexible hours have greatly increased.
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At the same time, many jobs require longer, inflexible hours.
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Kim, in short, is a bona fide, ideologically inflexible dictator.
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Sessions struggled to focus but remained inflexible in his convictions.
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In countless instances, FDA has been too stringent and inflexible.
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Economists call the approach a cheaper path than inflexible regulations.
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The vibe is inflexible, especially concerning issues around worth or finances.
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The bureaucratic and inflexible benefits system was unable to keep up.
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People will be in a shitty mood, feeling inflexible and annoyed.
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The town has proved itself to be innovative, if also inflexible.
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Nintendo, however, is particularly inflexible in its stance against ROM use.
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However, stability doesn't mean being inflexible, so keep your plans open.
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But here's where I become inflexible — it has to happen occasionally!
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American support to Ethiopia, on the other hand, is nearly inflexible.
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Your boss or coworkers think you're too rigid or too inflexible.
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Bolton has a reputation for being irascible, inflexible and high-handed.
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Olivia can be inflexible and quick to tattle on other kids.
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But in that moment, their thinking is very inflexible and rigid.
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The relationship between the authoritative and inflexible Walterbach and Fischer became adversarial.
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Intense conversations will arrive, and people will be feeling inflexible yet impatient.
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He flattened an inflexible hierarchy, replacing layers of middle management with meritocracy.
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It is binary, resource-constrained, inflexible, standalone, purely informational and lacks context.
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Chinese advisers counter that it is American negotiators who have become inflexible.
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You might be a picky perfectionist, Virgo, but you're certainly not inflexible.
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Mercury, which rules the mind, becomes pretty heavy and inflexible in Taurus.
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Over time, you tend to forget that TV was this inflexible medium.
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We will make decisions based on real-world outcomes -- not inflexible ideology.
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We will make decisions based on real-world outcomes – not inflexible ideology.
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Prosecutorial discretion empowered by inflexible sentencing, not judicial discretion, produced the inequity.
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These films appeal to a need to confront a deeply inflexible world.
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In order to be used in a flexible touchscreen, this material probably needs to be combined with another flexible piece, the same way that a transparent, inflexible sheet of glass covers the transparent, inflexible conductor in your iPhone.
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You should also be amenable to change, and not inflexible about your beliefs.
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You're in a very serious and inflexible mood—which is so unlike you.
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Inflexible units include nuclear plants, most coal plants and some gas-fired facilities.
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Often these changes have occurred because previous forms of money were too inflexible.
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While silicone toys have a bit of give, glass is hard and inflexible.
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Strength training, in other words, doesn't make you muscle-bound, stiff, or inflexible.
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The sooner people listen, the sooner you can stop being so inflexible, right?
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That's one of the downsides of a major shared launch: an inflexible timeline.
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International agreements require compromise, which leaves politicians vulnerable to criticism from inflexible opponents.
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Inflexible eating for its own sake can be a fast track to trouble.
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Inflexible plan structure drives up costs, which makes plans less attractive to consumers.
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Whereas royalties are easy to calculate and hard to avoid, they are inflexible.
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Postwar sprawl was born of the exact same kind of utopian, inflexible design.
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Poor design, inflexible thinking, manufacturing problems and flawed results appear to be involved.
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Many have also seen their parents struggle with inflexible employers or unstable jobs.
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He was dismayed to find that the North Korean leader was so inflexible.
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Harsh and inflexible sentencing laws only contribute to our nation's mass incarceration epidemic.
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Suddenly, these games weren't the rigid, inflexible things that they had always seemed.
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U.S. state insurance regulators have been phasing out inflexible formulas for calculating insurers' reserves.
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But having once ascribed to such a stringent, inflexible worldview has left its residue.
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Renzi's colleagues elsewhere in the EU have been inflexible on this plan so far.
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You should not know what your business will do; planning is arrogant and inflexible.
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Cross disputed a minimum punishment for students and said the disciplinary details seemed inflexible.
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He took in information, made decisions about it, and was inflexible in those decisions.
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Esa crisis no se solucionará con una derecha inflexible y maniquea, con esta derecha.
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" Previous E.P.A. administrators, he said, had promoted an inflexible philosophy of "Do not touch.
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But taking excess capital to achieve that outcome leads to a brittle, inflexible company.
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On that basis alone, Animal Crossing is an escapist salve from an inflexible reality.
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There's never enough at the Fifth Avenue headquarters, and what there is, is inflexible.
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But then, without allowing for qualifications, any standpoint degenerates from pragmatic guideline to inflexible dogma.
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" It's House Republican leadership, he said, who remain inflexible and have "dug their heels in.
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Under its proposal, PJM would allow both flexible and inflexible units to set energy prices.
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Risks include indebted Iranian banks, a primitive legal system, corruption and an inflexible labor market.
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The vibe is inflexible early today; however, excitement will arrive in your relationships this afternoon.
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One reason is the changing nature of work, which has led to longer, inflexible hours.
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Canvas wants to smash this assumption of expensive, inflexible, factories by replacing infrastructure with autonomous vehicles.
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All three grievances were judged groundless by HUD but proved the hazards of an inflexible approach.
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An ill-educated workforce, inflexible labour laws and corruption will continue to hold South Africa back.
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Traditional care companies are inflexible, typically insisting on advance booking in blocks of so many hours.
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And they treat a symptom of the root problem — inflexible workplaces — rather than the problem itself.
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Affleck plays the character as wearyingly simple and inflexible, barely able to contain his seething wrath.
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Where is all the wonderful inflexible patriarchal authority into which they wanted to stick a knife?
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He also flattened an inflexible hierarchy, replacing layers of middle management with a meritocratic leadership style.
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Thomas Nozkowski was another abstract artist to challenge the inflexible conventions associated with large-scale abstraction.
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These rules would not be "some inflexible prescription" but standards, guidelines, pointers or presumptions, he wrote.
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And yet, you still had to walk away because the owner was inflexible about the price.
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In that moment, in Liu's mind, I, with my inflexible sense of morality, was the alien.
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Raised in Indiana by fundamentalist parents, sin was the inflexible yardstick by which I was measured.
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What about reducing inflexible baseload capacity [coal and nuclear plants] to make more room for renewables?
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Inflexible labour markets and social-support systems all assume a sudden cliff-edge at 60 or 65.
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Not everyone is convinced; brokers and gold producers fear the futures will be too inflexible and costly.
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One analyst suggests that his seven years in a Somoza-regime prison made him mistrustful and inflexible.
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And if that means humiliating a certain fussy and inflexible middle-aged butler, well, so be it.
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Like many women who find themselves stifled by this country's inflexible work options, I wanted to work.
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That may be true, but right now robots are "clumsy and inflexible," the MIT Technology Review says.
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Some companies are starting to realize that long, inflexible hours of work actually keep labor productivity low.
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These efforts illustrate that there are better ways to recover species than inflexible, potentially counterproductive federal regulations.
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Laïcité, France's staunch version of secularism, is so inflexible it can appear to rob them of dignity.
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The grand ambitions tempered or blocked by recession and time, an inflexible Congress and a man's aloofness.
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The movement Cruz is a part of has been criticized for being too ideologically rigid and inflexible.
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The idea is that official federal aid, insurance payouts, and relief programs are often slow and inflexible.
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High prices, inflexible bundles, long term contracts, hidden fees, and terrible customer service are generally to blame.
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But slapping tariffs on an inflexible industry is not protecting American jobs, American investors or American consumers.
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And he is widely regarded as rigidly honest and inflexible on issues he considers matters of principle.
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President Trump's proposed Mexico border wall is a physical metaphor for inflexible and ineffective management of immigration.
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Symptoms of inflexible expectations of manhood and repressed individuality, symptoms of trying to be someone you're not.
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Finding balance with your partners is very important; however, you might find everyone—including yourself—feeling inflexible.
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"In my experience, sometimes they are totally inflexible and other times they will work with you," Phelan said.
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And while these two categories are mostly inflexible, it is technically possible to make a hater come around.
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At the same time they are paying much more for having so many options, and schedules are inflexible.
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Pro tip: Don't pick shoes with soles that are too hard or inflexible, or your feet will hurt.
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I'm serious when I say I'm really inflexible and can't manage a forward roll to save my life.
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By the same token, however, his surge looks even more daunting for inflexible leftists such as Mr Sanders.
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The federal law on arson on federal lands is just one of many statutes with inflexible mandatory sentencing.
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In both those devices, they were simply stuffed into an inflexible lump at the edge of the screen.
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If Cruz is seen as an inflexible ideologue, Trump is regarded among the powerful as flexible and pragmatic.
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"This inflexible requirement has been a fundamental barrier to financing high-speed rail in our country," Marnell said.
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The cold, unreflecting, inflexible metal, if you conjure it in your mind, makes you feel lonely and tired.
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Plus — most people have fairly inflexible times we need to get up for work or school, she says.
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"They have this inflexible, almost absurd policy," Joshua Moskovitz, one of Syed's attorneys, said in a phone interview.
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Traditional C.S.A.s have a high turnover rate; many people simply find the system too inflexible for their needs.
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He was studying hiring across industries and observed that most interview processes were inflexible and inconsistent for candidates.
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Don't be a perfectionist or inflexible with your schedule today—you'll need wiggle room as surprises pop up.
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Hamilton told Conn that the prosecutor had been inflexible about her charges, child neglect and harboring a fugitive.
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He noted that while individuals and private companies are often quite nimble, government is typically inflexible and slow.
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North Korea has publicly expressed appreciation for Trump's efforts, but has criticized those around him for appearing inflexible.
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Spirit: For someone who claims they're always down to try something new, you can be pretty inflexible, Aquarius.
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That's when he discovered the problems faced by his associates and how limited and inflexible the leading tools were.
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Instead of using inflexible lash strips, Baker opted for Lashify Gossamers, which are fake eyelashes that come in pieces.
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Mr Ben-Zvi says that some states' laws are too inflexible, and do not allow for such ancillary benefits.
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It was no longer acceptable to build inflexible and unresponsive systems that operated in silos or with complex connectors.
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Most families fall short because relationships prove too fragile, houses too expensive, bosses too inflexible and conception too difficult.
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Possible reasons for the depression increase include inflexible work arrangements, financial pressures and difficulty balancing work and home life.
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"Similar to today's giant panda, the cave bears were therefore extremely inflexible in regard to their food," researchers wrote.
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You're feeling pretty inflexible about your living situation right now, but good vibes are flowing your way around money.
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Initially perceived as tough and no-nonsense, by her second term she was increasingly seen as inflexible and autocratic.
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Much like Chen, British billionaire and Virgin Group founder Richard Branson has criticized the inflexible guidelines of school exams.
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But inflexible mandatory minimum sentences, like the kind the California legislators want, are not the answer to our anger.
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A rep that's having a bad day is going to be just as inflexible and unsympathetic in a chat.
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As he and Wolffe detail in their book, they observed this apparatus to be inflexible, with dangerously slow reflexes.
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These are often stiff, inflexible, and start to harden the moment they come into contact with moisture, including blood.
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This is our inflexible rule in order to prevent misunderstandings and acrimony at just this stage of the proceedings.
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Their rotation is overmatched, their lineup top-heavy and inflexible, and their payroll maxed out for the foreseeable future.
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I think people look at identity or photographs and they think of them as something that's like totally inflexible.
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Verheul said the talks had achieved little progress on major issues so far and characterized U.S. negotiators as inflexible.
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For example, maybe a certain part of your body is especially inflexible and holding you back in your workouts.
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When educated mothers leave their jobs, it's often because they feel pushed out by inflexible employers, according to sociologists.
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And the conservative politicians who run the country and extol its sometimes inflexible culture refuse to touch the issue.
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The republic's expenditure remains rigid, with the share of inflexible current transfers exceeding 80% of operating expenditure in 2013-2015.
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Over time, these inflexible plants should be retired and replaced with flexible resources — newer natural gas, storage, and (some) renewables.
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Rajoy, who has been criticized for his inflexible stance on the issue, said he was ready to talk with Barcelona.
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The Beoplay Earset headphones take the opposite approach, using stiff, inflexible metal ear hooks covered in a thin rubber material.
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Iran responds positively to the language of respect, but becomes aggressive and inflexible when faced with threatening language or pressure.
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"[With cyclists], stretching is only a small part of a daily routine and the athletes are relatively inflexible," he said.
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Governors feel like a fussy and inflexible micro-management task that exists on top of Civ's traditional city management mechanics.
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Christopher Joll, an academic, says the region is like "meat in a sandwich", squeezed by inflexible nationalisms from either side.
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But it isn't wealth that is weaponized so much as the desperate maintenance of an inflexible version of Asian tradition.
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Because of old and often inflexible rules, Medicare won't have anything to do with CGM if a smartphone is involved.
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" Trump is also expected to say that he will make decisions "based on real-world outcomes" instead of "inflexible ideology.
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Hamas' inflexible militancy, while perhaps inspirational to some, resulted in three disastrous wars with Israel in less than 10 years.
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On the one hand, it's a great manual for managers that advises leaders on humbleness, integrity, and an inflexible fairness.
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The other continues to experience stagnating wages, involuntary part-time employment, inflexible work schedules, and weaker access to health care.
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Once wetsuits get to about 5mm in thickness, I've generally felt like the Michelin Man wearing them, almost completely inflexible.
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The murder fell under the jurisdiction of the Marine Division, run by Superintendent Joe Beattie—a brilliant but inflexible detective.
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And metal straws, which conduct heat and cold in addition to being hard and inflexible, can pose a safety risk.
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It was only after the British colonized India that an inflexible, Victorian morality seeped into the country's laws, lawyers said.
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But traditional, fee-for-service Medicare remains inflexible, with bureaucratic benefit setting and its complex administrative pricing and price controls.
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"Senator Sanders believes in an inflexible, ideological revolution that leaves out most Democrats, not to mention most Americans," Buttigieg said.
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It's not that people don't want to be in the 'burbs, they just don't want to be in inflexible space.
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Rather than adhering to a inflexible, checkbox system of matching skills to qualifications, the government should employ a totality approach.
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For example, the need to prove SNAP eligibility on a monthly basis could ironically force recipients to leave inflexible jobs.
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Inboxes and web browser borders, for instance, create framing constraints, but so does MailChimp itself, which can sometimes be inflexible.
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"He's like Inspector Javert," one Wikipedian wrote of Fram recently, comparing him to the ruthless and inflexible antagonist of Les Misérables.
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Back in the mists of time, conservatism represented a preference for reason over passion and for personal faith over inflexible ideology.
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He and the others defended their tactics and said they were being driven by mounting police brutality and an inflexible government.
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Attendees were put off by what they perceived as the firm's inflexible bargaining position, according to two representatives from major suppliers.
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Using technology to get get rid of the expensive and a very inflexible dock stations, and also the scalability of it.
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But last Tuesday's polls do hint at a more inflexible break between the frontrunner's supporters and the rest of the GOP.
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Parents' work schedules are often so inflexible that Federal Hill must cover basic logistics beyond school pick-up and drop-off.
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The "old-guard" has long been suffering from inflexible back-end systems, antiquated ways of serving customers and human intensive processes.
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White House officials point to a largely inflexible schedule of presidential commitments this month as a barrier to more frequent campaigning.
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Education dominates opex, which is structurally inflexible, with rigid cost structures, while many cost drivers are outside the cities' direct control.
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It is unacceptable to continue using them as pawns in an ideological battle between politicians voicing differing and often inflexible opinions.
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Entering the Iranian market is not without risks: indebted local banks, a primitive legal system, corruption and an inflexible labor market.
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He's the kind of environmentalist who can acknowledge and regret the occasionally invasive and inflexible nature of a federally enforced regimen.
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In past negotiations, the Yemeni government of Mr. Hadi was criticized for clinging to what seemed to be unreasonably inflexible positions.
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The Moon also makes a stressful connection with Saturn at 11:39 PM, creating a grumpy or inflexible vibe this evening.
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A winning product is a result of the seller's rigid, inflexible, even fanatical belief in the consistent quality of his merchandise.
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One possible reason is that increasingly, people who work long, inflexible hours are paid disproportionately more, Ms. Goldin's research has found.
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"A liberalism that remains inflexible in the face of variegated resistance is the ideology more likely to be crushed," he writes.
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The returns to working long, inflexible hours have greatly increased, as being a parent, particularly a mother, has become more intensive.
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Right-wing toughness is too inflexible and blind to civil society; leftist rage is too scornful of institutions and market forces.
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It can also create an inflexible canon, a hierarchy of things that are valuable and, by default, things that are not.
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Many of the people who buy the book have an inferiority complex because they've been inflexible ever since they were children.
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Their rigid, inflexible views sometimes resulted in the election of Democrats in districts or states that should easily have gone Republican.
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The corporate world demands long and inflexible hours, and female executives spend more time on family responsibilities than their male peers.
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The never-ending interview If the company is being inflexible or flaky during the interview process, that could be a red flag.
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The lack of parental leave laws, inflexible work schedules, and a generally crappier economy might doubly hit pregnant working women hard too.
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Alcocer praised Cruz as intelligent and pragmatic but said the senator was too inflexible on issues like immigration and the death penalty.
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The city's ratings also reflect the following key rating drivers: Chorzow's approach to budgeting is cautious, given inflexible current revenue and expenditure.
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While you might feel like a creaky, inflexible wreck, there's a scientific reason why your body gets like this in the morning.
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" In her statement, Walsh argued the bill in question would "impose inflexible staffing requirements on hospitals that will dramatically increase their costs.
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According to numerous current and former employees, Bruner's behavior became significantly more abrasive and inflexible after the success of The Walking Dead.
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Those reactions were largely results of the quota system being perceived as an inflexible, top-down imposition of an unaccountable European elite.
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And Donna (Kerry Bishé), who goes from "cable wife" to business tycoon in the first three seasons, is often rigid and inflexible.
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Coping with the extreme conditions caused by a prolonged drought like the present one has not been helped by inflexible, compartmentalised management.
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The real enemy here are incumbent banks and the high currency exchange rates and inflexible multi-currency business banking they typically provide.
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What's more, the type of inflexible "baseload" power that HPC could provide may become an anachronism as the renewable alternatives become cheaper.
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But I find if I start in on the self-loathing, calling myself inflexible or boring or no fun, it's counter-productive.
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"Banks still have to contend with the burden of their enormous historic investments in complex and inflexible legacy architectures," the report said.
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I was just someone who'd barely done any yoga and meditation before and was reprimanded by gurus for being inflexible and restless.
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Just how deep into the luxury tax were they willing to go with a cap sheet that suddenly looked bloated and inflexible?
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The place I'd been working was boring and inflexible and the idea of working fewer hours and making more money was exciting.
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As for complaints that she was too strident or shrill or hectoring or inflexible, have any of these critics seen Bernie Sanders?
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The last thing the Fed wants to do is snuff out the second-longest economic expansion in American history by being inflexible.
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Gray wasn't inflexible, as we know from the tinned peaches, but she had no wish to identify with late-20th-century cooks.
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"This is before you factor in the loss of earnings caused by traditional, inflexible two or one-year courses," says the company.
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Yet the loudest voices in both parties insist the problem is politicians who aren't inflexible enough, and that ideological purity is paramount.
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Some abortion rights supporters worry that establishing abortion rights as a Democratic litmus test is too inflexible for Americans conflicted over abortion.
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But research from the Government Accountability Office and the Congressional Research Service suggests that the federal government is a decent, if inflexible, landlord.
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"The biggest falls in growth came in the manufacturing sector, which is being squeezed by a complex and inflexible FX system," said Ashbourne.
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If you find yourself spiraling into a panic at the first sight of a workday surprise, your strategy is only making you inflexible.
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Faced with inflexible federal funding, states might also decide to limit Medicaid eligibility or freeze new enrollment, reducing the number of people covered.
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While that all seems like more of a public relations response than actionable change, it's better than the stoic, inflexible silence of before.
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At the turn of the century, it was called "the sick man of Europe," with an inflexible labor market that weighed on productivity.
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Those blocks are inflexible, so if you wake up earlier than 7AM or retire to your bedroom before 9PM, you can't adjust them.
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As Rogers sees it, small islands of inflexible components, like those already used in these kinds of devices, could sit on elastic sheets.
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It means using technology to collect data on loan originations and other important information seamlessly and routinely, rather than in long, inflexible reports.
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The Trump administration may also be concerned more broadly about what could happen to business activity if the U.S. appears protectionist and inflexible.
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But we must consider the toll inflexible work hours take on the American family — because Ms. Harris's proposal is not primarily about education.
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She can ask her dead father or Ned Stark what tends to happen to inflexible people who fail to evolve on this show.
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Hospitals, schools, hotels, apartment complexes, office buildings and small business would now be subject to the Clean Air Act's top-down, inflexible dictates.
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The Americans were rigid and inflexible, while the Nazis already had time to work out all the kinks in their command and control.
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Yet a higher proportion of working-age men are in the labor force in many of these countries with inflexible labor market policies.
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Insurance carriers are notorious for having inflexible and complex policies, caused in part by the legacy technology they typically use for policy management.
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There are signs Trump has also had it with his National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, who he complains is long-winded and inflexible.
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Any third party would quickly enrobe itself in an agenda that would soon become as inflexible as that of the two existing parties.
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Weaver said he's not questioning Biden's health and Biden's campaign said the same about Sanders, but sought to portray him as too inflexible.
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Other European countries with much more broadly inflexible labor markets, such as France, Spain, and Italy, have much higher levels of unemployment still.
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And it's not just that he's incurious and inflexible: selling snake oil is his business model, and he can't change without losing everything.
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Some new mothers in China said hospital staff barred them until they paid their medical bills first, a symptom of an inflexible system.
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Readers of sonnets observe writers negotiating within rigid formal constraints and often within inflexible psychological or political circumstances, as many of us do.
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But freelancers have unpredictable schedules and incomes, making a full-time nanny or day care too expensive, within hours that are too inflexible.
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He said the Musk-designed metal tube was far too big and inflexible to make it around the narrow passages of the cave.
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He builds his days around a series of inflexible routines: calls to his parents, a designated parking spot, morning shooting on Court 3.
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We have to do more to reduce inflexible mandatory minimums and add safety valves, building on the federal reforms we made last year.
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"There has been a somewhat inflexible position on the part of the company, but that debt will be paid," he said, without providing details.
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First off, the strap itself has to be inflexible and any pumps inside have to press air directly downward or you risk inaccurate measurements.
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PB's weak earnings also reflect a high and inflexible cost base, recurring restructuring costs and margin dilution from long-dated, high-yielding legacy liabilities.
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This can lead those businesses to have more inflexible one-size-fits-almost-all pricing models such as that used by Netflix and others.
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The social scientist James Davidson Hunter has also argued that evangelicals emphasize deference to "transcendent authority" based on inflexible conceptions of religion or tradition.
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Mobile developers I spoke with were pessimistic and thought the tools would be brittle and inflexible for solving true mobile solutions in native languages.
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Investors also expect Temer to push through unpopular and difficult reforms of the country's bloated pension system, burdensome tax code and inflexible labor laws.
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Work, in particular, insistent and inflexible, is deeply bound up with how close to the edge you happen to be at any particular time.
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Trade tensions weighed on cargo, where prices and profits are eroded by excess capacity - much of it in passenger jet holds and therefore inflexible.
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Sooner or later, an inflexible hard line on engagement with North Korea will become counterproductive and create unnecessary divisions that our adversaries will exploit.
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"Unfortunately, it now appears Obamacare's waiver rules are as inflexible as the law itself," Ms. Reynolds said at a news conference in Des Moines.
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"Senator Sanders believes in an inflexible, ideological revolution that leaves out most Democrats, not to mention most Americans," he told supporters in Las Vegas.
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The more inflexible we become on heated issues like rules of origin and Chapter 19 dispute resolution, the longer this process will churn on.
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Making visits to upstate prisons can be difficult for inmates' families, who are disproportionately poor and often have inflexible work or child-care schedules.
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Expenditure is historically rigid, with inflexible spending items (salaries and current transfers of all kinds) averaging at 93.3% of total expenditure in 2012-2016.
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Similarly, a deterioration in the bank's funding and liquidity would put pressure on the ratings as well as signs of an inflexible dividend policy.
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Meanwhile, the Obama administration time and again has been inflexible on this issue and has revealed its own ignorance on matters of religious conscience.
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But in another sense, the summit failed because the Trump administration has maintained an inflexible insistence that immediate disarmament is the only acceptable outcome.
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Contrary to the picture many of his detractors paint of him and the image some of his supporters hold, Mr. Corbyn isn't wholly inflexible.
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Collective-bargaining agreements for permanent staff can be inflexible—in Portugal, for example, they cannot include wage cuts, making it hard to cope with downturns.
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Parenthood increases segregation, with mothers in flexible, lower-paying jobs and fathers in inflexible, higher-paying ones, suggesting that motherhood influences and constrains career choices.
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Soaring insulin prices and inflexible insurance policies have forced this working-class mom to take desperate measures outside the system to keep her child alive.
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"Too many times online bookings flows are handled by outdated software solutions that are too rigid and too inflexible for a company's unique business needs".
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Today, this rigid, inflexible requirement takes a toll on the cost and effectiveness of food aid, which is why bipartisan leaders in Congress, like Sens.
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A Harvard Medical School blog states that having inflexible muscles or a weak back and butt can contribute to a default state of bad posture.
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The authors speculate that people high in conscientiousness may be considered "rigid and inflexible," and may not take on responsibilities outside their formal job description.
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But until such a law is enacted, it is unfair to suggest that private education loan providers are being "inflexible" for simply following the law.
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They put up automated phone systems and arcane and inflexible policies and rejoiced at how little the company had to "give up" to complaining customers.
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"The residents of Albany are ultra-liberal almost to the point of being inflexible in their beliefs," Darryl Yorkey, one of the attorneys, told me.
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The closer they got to winning, the more their visioned narrowed—in 2015, far-right conservatives overthrew House Speaker John Boehner for being insufficiently inflexible.
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This is not to say that the Constitution should be always considered inflexible, or that there aren't legitimate reasons for governments to take extreme measures.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Bolton did his best to ensure America remained inflexible in demanding North Korea's complete denuclearization, and even skipped the Trump-Kim DMZ meeting.
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"Senator Sanders believes in an inflexible, ideological revolution that leaves out most Democrats, not to mention most Americans," Buttigieg said in Las Vegas on Saturday.
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Sanders "believes in an inflexible, ideological revolution that leaves out most Democrats, not to mention most Americans," Buttigieg told supporters after the race was called.
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"Iowa pursued state flexibility through the Stopgap Measure, but ultimately, Obamacare is an inflexible law that Congress must repeal and replace," Reynolds and Verma said.
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To placate concerns among some member states that Mr. Barnier will be too inflexible, the leaders also agreed to a structure to monitor those discussions.
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"Both judgments reflect that Canadian judges are reluctant to give crushing sentences even for the most heinous crimes and resist inflexible sentencing laws," he said.
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And with my schedule being as inflexible as it was, we were forced to bite the bullet and shell out the money for an airline ticket.
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Like the Sacramento workers, they also felt Amazon's unpaid time-off policy was inflexible and demanded the option to work more than 30 hours a week.
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The draft proposal draws an inflexible, arbitrary line 200 feet in the sky and, if enacted by the states, would establish a new aerial trespass law.
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Since the target is inflexible, the only solution for Mr Osborne would be to tighten the screws of austerity, either by raising taxes or cutting spending.
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I'm not going to sit here and try and hand down language like a mandate from heaven—carved with perfect, inflexible rules on a stone tablet.
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Government-run plans are large, inflexible, and lack innovation and choice, partly because they, unlike private plans, force people to fund the plans through mandatory taxation.
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" Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg has warned against nominating Sanders, saying the senator "believes in an inflexible ideological revolution that leaves out most Democrats.
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In the months after, North Korean diplomats repeatedly accused US negotiators of being inflexible, while Washington's envoys have asked Pyongyang to come back to the table.
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At the same time, work for many Americans has become more inflexible and time intensive, and part-time or flexible jobs can be hard to find.
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But many of his critics see his inflexible resistance to the Taliban as a hurdle at a time when the war can end only through compromise.
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The country is being pulled in two directions as it experiences a "boom" in L.G.B.T. awareness but also remains committed to a sometimes inflexible traditional culture.
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At the same time, work for many Americans has become more inflexible and time intensive, and part-time or flexible jobs can be hard to find.
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What's more, closures have a disproportionate impact on poor voters or those with insecure employment or inflexible work schedules, many of whom are people of color.
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Lead the global transition away from fossil fuels There's some inflexible math behind climate change, and one of the most important numbers to know is this: zero.
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If you find yourself matching with a farmer, spare a thought for the inflexible nature of their job — it might not be that they're not into you.
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Its New York hotels continued to lose money due to its "inflexible operating cost structure", arising mainly from the employment of trade union staff, the company said.
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At the same time, inflexible and unreformed labour markets have hampered the rise of manufacturing and low-level services, the gateway for women in other poor countries.
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But without legislative action to cut back on the counter-bureaucracy and streamline the Foreign Assistance Act, the country's aid programmes will remain inflexible and comparatively inefficient.
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But the Bullets Wireless do have an extra long (and rather inflexible) wire, whereas these Nuforce neckbuds shorten and soften the cord for a more comfortable wear.
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Factors, as researchers have pointed out, include reduced perceived credibility, a heavily gendered working environment, being funnelled into specific areas of medicine, and inflexible hours for mothers.
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Last month I bought The Witness to test because I'd heard that its PC port was inflexible and a lot of people were having trouble running it.
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Thanks to logical Mercury squaring ditzy Neptune, everyone will be confused—plus, thanks to Mercury's opposition to strict Saturn, people will also be feeling uptight and inflexible.
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Yet the federal immigration monopoly has simply demonstrated itself to be so inflexible to changing conditions that, despite widespread agreement that it needs changes, none are made.
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Those consumers, often on an inflexible budget with little room to spare, rely on an agriculture industry to supply them with affordable food to feed their children.
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But Sanders's proposal is not a cynical slogan like "repeal and replace," nor is it an inflexible roadmap that will invariably lead to a political dead end.
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The poll in a followup tweet shows that the vast majority of people think baguettes are ultimately inflexible with close to 70 percent of respondents choosing #3.
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Three months later, the company traded up to an 800-square-foot space, said Ms. Vasa, who added that landlords elsewhere had wanted inflexible 10-year leases.
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If parents' jobs are too inflexible to accommodate children's needs, or pay too little to afford child care, taking care of their child has to come first.
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Moreover, any review of the life of Henry VIII gives lie to the idea that the Church of England is inflexible on the matter of royal divorces.
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Inflexible pricing is going to make AT&T TV a less enticing deal for the anti-cable crowd because it emulates the worst part of having cable.
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In France, Mr. Macron's victory has delivered alterations to the country's famously voluminous and inflexible labor code, pleasing business overseers while promising Nordic-style protections for workers.
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Jimmy Butler's absence has shone a light on Minnesota's inflexible roster, and their antiquated lineup combinations are impeding Towns in more ways than they're allowing him to shine.
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And cities can be stale and inflexible – designed by people who died long before today's inhabitants were even born, and where change is measured in decade planning exercises.
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Another shortcoming is Apple's inflexible hardware strategy, as the company often goes for pedestrian GPUs and unpopular experiments like the MacBook Pro's Touch Bar without offering other options.
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A successful vote would mean that no more women will needlessly lose their lives because of an inflexible, dogmatically religious law that has no place in modern Ireland.
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Although such policies are presumed to create inflexible labor markets that result in persistently higher unemployment and less growth in employment, the evidence on such effects is mixed.
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The "bank" of actual hours worked by her cooks and waiters, necessary in a business where inflexible nine-to-five contracts make little sense, will now be legal.
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But for the more mercenary and pragmatic business and lobbying establishment, Trump seems like someone they could do business with, and Cruz seems like a dangerously inflexible ideologue.
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And the idea of a robot whose inflexible virtues make him incompatible with naturally corrupt humans (Adam cannot bear the idea of a lie) is a downright cliché.
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She also represents a type of conservatism that may be peaking in some parts of the South: combative, inflexible and more interested in picking fights than actually governing.
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It's also simultaneously flexible and inflexible: you can only buy its shampoo and conditioner in pre-arranged sets, but there are multiple sizes and combinations to choose from.
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By calling for a debate, Pruitt creates a false narrative that casts his critics as stubborn, inflexible bullies who are hell-bent on destroying the fossil fuel industry.
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They can add this to the list of circumstances that make it hard for minorities to vote, including hourly wage jobs with inflexible hours along with family responsibilities.
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Initial offers from the prosecutor have been inflexible, Cosme says, which has been frustrating considering that Lucka qualifies for a program that keeps young offenders out of prison.
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Many Japanese people have inferiority complexes about not being able to speak English or about being overweight, and lots of people feel the same way about being inflexible.
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A more economically sound France will have more influence with Berlin, and could help soften Germany's "rather inflexible economic policy for the rest of the E.U.," he added.
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But Democrats don't help themselves by taking stands that are either unpopular (on border decriminalization, mandatory Medicare, national anthem protests or fracking) or inflexible (on abortion, for instance).
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Inflexible, always-on nuclear, the idea goes, is ill-suited for a world where wind and solar output vary on timescales ranging from seconds to hours to seasons.
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In the US, 34% of women leave their jobs after having a child, a decision often made in large part due to inflexible work schedules and exorbitant childcare costs.
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Bus programs have their critics, but the most inflexible, costly, and inefficient public transit options are all forms of passenger rail—they require the largest, per-rider taxpayer subsidy.
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The plans are generally pretty inflexible, which means that users should be keeping track of changes because that's the way they'll be able to save money on their insurance.
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It would allow inflexible power plants, which include coal and nuclear facilities, to help set the price of energy, which is forecast to boost revenues for all power generators.
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It has stuck to its diplomatic philosophy of not meddling in the internal affairs of other countries - a position that is increasingly inflexible for a would-be world power.
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The rigid, inflexible selfThe rigid self is a propped-up god, a custom made tyrant designed to keep us from encountering unpleasant realities like our own fragility or finiteness.
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It plans to reduce operating expenses and restructure its capital markets division to become a less leveraged, less capital markets-driven bank and to address its inflexible cost base.
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But in the long run, the global trend suggests that a liberalism that remains inflexible in the face of variegated resistance is the ideology more likely to be crushed.
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And of course it adheres to the inflexible unwritten rule: No exhibition of postwar art today is complete without something by Robert Smithson or Dan Graham, and preferably both.
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Bernie Sanders and his "inflexible, ideological revolution," his campaign released a memo days later worrying that Sanders could enjoy a "seemingly insurmountable delegate lead" after the Super Tuesday contests.
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He savaged Sanders' "inflexible, ideological revolution that leaves out most Democrats, not to mention most Americans" and decried the "tenor of combat, division and polarization" of the Sanders supporters.
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France has somewhat of a stringent reputation among the financial community for high taxes and inflexible labor laws which could ultimately be too much of an inconvenience for London's banks.
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"At the moment insurance is really inflexible and you have to buy this slab of annual insurance," Freddy Macnamara, co-founder and CEO of Cuvva, told CNBC in an interview.
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If you're feeling so inflexible and judged that you can't be honest with your partner about money, you're not actually making the choices that you want to make for yourself.
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The department would invariably argue that such a virtually inflexible rule is vital to gaining the cooperation of criminal defendants who might be more inclined to "turn" on their confederates.
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Why this matters: Many current adhesive products are toxic to cells, inflexible when they dry, and do not bind strongly enough to biological tissue especially if the tissue is wet.
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"Inflexible pricing for pipeline gas, insufficient grid network and lack of storage facilities ... make trucked LNG a unique business in China," said Chen Zhu, managing director of consultancy SIA Energy.
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Both the Obama and Trump administrations said Murray's reading of the law was too inflexible and that the EPA's existing analyses written as part of the regulatory process was sufficient.
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The 72(t) withdrawals are taxed at your income tax rate and the distributions are inflexible, said Josh Stillman, a certified financial planner with Capitol Financial Consultants in McLean, Virginia.
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If more Americans knew the challenges both large and small businesses face with swipe fees and inflexible card acceptance rules, more would understand why "Cash is King" for many businesses.
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But some Sanders-aligned media figures are firmly in the former wing and busy venting — giving the impression online, in particular, that his entire movement is paranoid, petulant, and inflexible.
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But her experience is an extreme example of what millions of Chinese people deal with in an inflexible health care system that sometimes requires patients to pay upfront for treatment.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday that France will be inflexible about Iran's nuclear ambitions and that his country is determined Tehran will never acquire nuclear weapons.
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" France expressed its "solidarity in these difficult moments" to the authorities and the people of Pakistan and underlined "the inflexible will of our country to continue to battle terrorism everywhere.
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He was "rigorous to the point of being a bore," Pritula said, and prone to a stubborn and inflexible precision that made him a trying conversationalist but a brilliant reporter.
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After decades of failure and stalemate in the "peace process," he declared Jerusalem the capital of Israel, and committing to move our embassy there, disrupting decades of entrenched, inflexible thinking.
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Qatar has dominated the LNG market for over a decade and has been able to influence its mechanisms such as bedding down inflexible supply contracts with very long-term buyers.
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Ms. King was taking several dance classes a week and practicing yoga, and she thought the stress of these activities might be causing the pain in her tight, inflexible back.
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If you look at how the wage gap varies by women's ages and by the fields they work in, one fact becomes clear: Inflexible work hours tend to disadvantage women.
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"As a result, we may need to take more actions to curtail generation and possibly instruct inflexible generators to reduce their output in order to balance the system," the report added.
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The world's largest energy user's ambition to spur gas use is hitting snags because of an inflexible pricing mechanism, lack of market access by independent players and infrastructure limitations, they said.
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"I, Daniel Blake" tells the story of a joiner put out of work by a heart attack, and brings a cold light to bear on Britain's impersonal and inflexible welfare system.
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Because of budget cuts, inflexible rules, a patchwork of programs and a widespread failure to bolster alternative care, others like Mr. Dawkins describe feeling stuck in deeply unsatisfying, sometimes miserable, settings.
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Instead of embracing new distributed and renewable technologies, cutting edge energy storage and demand response, the Republican bill subsidized the large, expensive and inflexible facilities and energy sources of the past.
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Collectively, these actions help reduce risk for people who have inflexible work schedules, such as service or hourly workers, and those whose only means to get to work is public transit.
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Some critics say school policies that emphasize perfect adherence to inflexible rules, with demerits handed out for infractions, end up reinforcing racial disparities when applied in predominantly low-income, nonwhite schools.
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One engineer in the United States who works with Samsung suppliers on projects, including the Note 7, said Samsung's no-questions-asked corporate culture had grown more inflexible in recent years.
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But the Europa League schedule was inflexible, and so the round-of-32 game went on, with only the players' shouts, the coaches' instructions and the referee's whistle as a soundtrack.
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"The training we have developed is intended to teach skills that help participants recognize inflexible, rigid thought patterns and to substitute those patterns of thinking with more adaptable thoughts," McGraw said.
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Prenups are inflexible If one spouse has more money and assets than the other, and the couple gets divorced, they are not entirely bound to the terms of the prenuptial agreement.
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"What we heard from customers was that other commit models are just too inflexible and their utilization rates were very low, like 70, 60% utilization," Google product director Paul Nash told me.
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Karelia intends to implement several measures aimed at current expenditure cut but this could be challenging given inflexible staff cost and current transfers in excess of 90% of operating expenditure in 2016.
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Huang Yiping, a member of the central bank's monetary policy committee, told a forum in Beijing that an inflexible foreign exchange rate would limit the opening of the economy and yuan internationalization.
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Researchers already use fiber optics to activate cells in the body, and often to trigger neurons located in the brain, but the existing materials' uses are inflexible and potentially dangerous to patients.
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A survey of 150 trucking companies in 2018 found that 80 percent of carrier respondents refused to take loads from facilities for reasons that included inflexible appointment hours and lengthy detention times.
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And: Although all museums are endowed by the very people who despoil the general quality of life outside the museum, the Met has an inflexible policy of accepting money from almost anywhere.
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Mercury had been retrograde for most of last month, causing delays and miscommunications, and it was in heavy, inflexible Earth sign Taurus, which was definitely a drag—things are way lighter now!
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"Today's announcement of an improved organisational structure leaving the inflexible matrix organisation behind makes absolutely sense," Vontobel analyst Stefan Schuermann, who has a "hold" rating on the stock, wrote in a note.
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Many of these programs are as inflexible as they are irrelevant: 85033 only support students who enroll full-time, and 43 programs only distribute funds across rigid two- or four-year timelines.
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There is a reason Miller is on four Sunday shows defending the executive order, even though many of his colleagues feel he gives the administration too dogmatic and inflexible of a face.
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"I don't think the Pence trip was a failure, but it reaffirmed how tough and inflexible the U.S. position is," said Evan S. Medeiros, a former Asia adviser to President Barack Obama.
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To be honest, my big mouth and inflexible attitude towards Nazi bullshit have certainly cost me a few friends and business opportunities, and I'd wager that other folks out there can relate.
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The male gender role is currently inflexible Feminism has made great progress in freeing women from the female gender role, but men are still very much tied to the male gender role.
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Our members have already started sharing stories of how the inflexible new regulations are disrupting shipping and delivery schedules, making it more difficult to manage nursery inventory and ultimately driving up costs.
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"Ultimately, Obamacare is an inflexible law that Congress must repeal and replace," the governor said in a statement, adding that premiums under Obamacare had increased by 110 percent for Iowans since 2013.
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A new peer group is created for each app, as Google says using set categories — like "productivity" and "games" — are "too coarse and inflexible" to follow the changing distinctions of the app world.
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But data are increasingly central to designing the smartest software; Apple already risks lagging behind in areas such as voice recognition and predictive software if it remains inflexible about hoovering up consumers' information.
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"America is in the midst of a ballooning student debt crisis, schools tend to be inflexible and quarantined from urgent cultural issues, and competition between students inhibits productive collaboration," said Beery and Manwelyan.
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While many employers still use inflexible models of fixed working time and location, there is evidence that employees are more productive if they have greater autonomy over where, when and how they work.
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She also is the least likely to prove controversial or have one of her positive traits (such as "passionate") be turned into a negative one (such as "stubborn" or "inflexible") with opposition attacks.
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Republicans have argued in a host of related lawsuits that inflexible deadlines, and strict adherence to laws drawn by the state legislature, must reign supreme — even if that means certain votes aren't tallied.
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A severe shortage of daycare places has long meant that many women were unable to return to work, and those that did found it impossible to continue due to inflexible company working hours.
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These systems must be guided by core values rather than inflexible rules because what may now seem unthinkable, like actively selecting and even editing our future offspring, will increasingly become normalised over time.
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Which is exactly the kind of inflexible perspective that has led to its ongoing failure to drive abusers off its platform — thereby contributing, inexorably, to the bullying and harassment of women (and others).
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Pete Buttigieg, the South Bend, Indiana mayor who is also running in the 2020 race, said the plan's total elimination of private insurance was too inflexible on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday morning.
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Sotomayor also emphasized that more vulnerable groups are less likely to vote and less likely to receive and return mail notices because of language-access problems, inflexible work schedules and lack of transportation.
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For example, nearly all of our in-demand jobs in Ohio require at least a G.E.D., which, when combined with work requirements, often takes longer to obtain than the inflexible federal time limits.
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RIVALS CLOSE BEHIND Qatar has dominated the LNG market for over a decade and has been able to influence its mechanisms such as bedding down inflexible supply contracts with very long-term buyers.
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Though her critics see her as stubborn and inflexible, her determination to plow on through adversity, her ability to absorb political pain and her refusal to stand aside have won her some admiration.
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Experts say it's a symptom of both an aversion to expanding official government payrolls and an inflexible civil service system that pushes agencies to outsource, even when hiring people directly might be cheaper.
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For if there's one taboo subject left in the United States, it may be the existence of a class system as closed and inflexible as the one my husband left across the Atlantic.
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Remember that every conversation is a give-and-take, and coming off as angry or inflexible is only going to create tension with the very people who are in a position to help.
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So far, few of the congressional reform initiatives have seriously grappled with the biggest problems facing the USPS, which is its broken business model of excessive costs (mainly labor costs) and inflexible operations.
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I became increasingly aware of how large, inflexible bureaucracies with a "good enough" approach to infrastructure and services can disenfranchise citizens with disabilities, many of whom cannot bridge these gaps on their own.
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I know it sounds crazy, but what just happened with Instagram and Facebook tells me no, that they have learned ... If that happened there, it's a big sign that they're becoming more inflexible.
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"The distribution strategy in the Pearl River Delta will be digitally led — HSBC is not hampered by large inflexible traditional bank channels," HSBC said as it unveiled its Asia Digital strategy on April 1.
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Increasing access to capital + atomisation of startup stack = new startup paradigm Cloud infrastructure has been a pervasive force in allowing teams to quickly stand up products without significant back-end investment and inflexible architecture.
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A variety of issues can arise as a result of bad or erroneous data, good but biased data because there's not enough of it, or an inflexible model that can't account for different scenarios.
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Yet you've probably been told that stretching is vital when it comes to increasing your flexibility—that if you want to avoid becoming stiff and inflexible, you need to make the time to stretch.
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Davis also told the City of London Corporation that the EU's "inflexible approach" on immigration meant it was unlikely the UK would achieve access to the single market, the FT said, citing the memo.
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Trump also explained why establishment leaders are more prepared to back his presidential bid over that of Cruz, the Texas senator who has cast himself as a principled lawmaker but whom critics call inflexible.
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This makes it clear that unless Facebook wants to run an unrestrained free-for-all of a content site or apply an inflexible censorship policy, it must accept its responsibilities as a media company.
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The company points out that current pressure sensors are all inflexible and stiff, whereas LG's new design is made from a flexible, elastic material that means they can be seamlessly integrated into other products.
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Chief among them are inflexible ideological litmus tests on certain issues, such as abortion and gay rights, while internal disagreements over political issues like immigration, as well as core theological concerns, were shrugged off.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's labor protections are coming under fire from high places as economic restructuring pits officials concerned about social stability against a lobby arguing inflexible policies are stifling job creation and suppressing wages.
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The fact that so many states have rules (including unnecessary and unnecessarily inflexible occupational licensing restrictions), and companies have practices that make it harder to hire former prisoners compound the economic and human damage.
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The finance industry is concerned that after Brexit, EU nationals who want to work in Britain will face the same inflexible "caps" or numerical curbs that non-EU nationals already face, the sources said.
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Advances such as behavioral analytics and cyber intelligence, allied to machine learning and human research, have made it possible to judge each customer on their own merits, and not according to clumsy, inflexible rules.
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Tensions have been building between Mr. Sirisena and Mr. Wickremesinghe, and the president broke his silence on Sunday, accusing Mr. Wickremesinghe of being arrogant, stubborn and inflexible and calling his administration corrupt and fraudulent.
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The spectacle of one boy's agonizing battle against an inflexible bureaucracy has made Prime Minister Theresa May's response look flat-footed, while prompting a wider debate about legalizing the drug itself for recreational use.
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The spectacle of his agonizing battle against an inflexible bureaucracy prompted a national debate about legalizing the drug itself for recreational use (an idea firmly opposed by the government of Prime Minister Theresa May).
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The design is subtle, but yeah, Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen are all fucking in several different positions, most of which are probably impossible for one of nature's most inflexible-looking animals.
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Today, we would call most of those people inflexible and consider their single-mindedness a recipe for unhappiness, just as we tend to suspect people who are overly friendly of being manipulative or insincere.
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Nevertheless, these self-initiated measures are preferable to inflexible, one-size-fits-all legislation, as they can be adjusted and tailored over time to meet each platform's unique advertising program and changing foreign threats.
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And while some have found flexible schedules that allow them appropriate compensation and advancement, others have experienced stalled careers, inflexible managers, and a precarious balancing act that force them to weigh family against job advancement.
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"I don't respond well to inflexible routines and tend to only handle it at six to eight months at a time before starting to grow frantic and seeing my mental health go downhill," she said.
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"It is becoming evident that the current pharmaceutical system is too complicated, too expensive and too inflexible to support medicine tailored to individual patients," said a commentary from researchers at Utrecht University in the Netherlands.
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But when we advocate, and even insist upon, a diet so restrictive, moralizing, and inflexible, and market that diet to young women, and then dress it up as self-care: Just how responsible is that?
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These differences result in tension over who controls development servers and the choice of programming standards, with developers favoring microservices adapted for each scenario and IT pressing inflexible templates based upon tried and tested configurations.
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The public good, the thinking goes, can best be served not by inflexible government bureaucrats, but by enlightened businessmen who function as "trustees for the poor," as the philanthropic steelmaker Andrew Carnegie once put it.
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For those critics who argue the ESA is inflexible, new programs and approaches to ESA implementation have been implemented to permit voluntary actions to protect species that offer technical and financial support to do so.
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Abbas is too weak, unpopular and attached to inflexible negotiating positions, while Netanyahu has no intention of becoming the prime minister who divides Jerusalem and returns Israel to anything close to its June 1967 borders.
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One reason car leases tend to be so inflexible is that the deal is a three-party contract: The dealer signs the lease with the customer, and then assigns the contract to a leasing company.
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Mr. Sirisena also harshly criticized Mr. Wickremesinghe, his coalition partner of the past three years, calling him "arrogant, stubborn and inflexible" and saying the prime minister had stalled economic reforms while allowing corruption to flourish.
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"We are going to be strict and inflexible when dealing with the way older people are treated in retirement homes," Spanish Defence Minister Margarita Robles said in an interview with TV station Telecinco on Monday.
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We can expect to see more cases like Speweik in the near future, where an inflexible state election law runs headlong into the unusual measures state officials are imposing to deal with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Where the summer anthem has remained an inflexible proposition—fossilized into the nation's shared memory during a period of intense languor, defined mostly by an appetite for maximalism—fall is best described as a mood.
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Government-defined apprenticeship programs play an important role in training, but they can be prescriptive and inflexible, and industry needs more quality options to train a safe and skilled workforce that satisfies current market needs.
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But with an inflexible legal code preventing him from single-handedly restituting art back from Africa, he must rely on the goodwill of a hostile parliament unwilling to accommodate many of the president's policy goals.
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Now, in many wholesale power markets around the country, big, old, inflexible baseload power plants (coal and nuclear) are losing out to wind, efficiency, and most of all, smaller, more nimble natural gas power plants.
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UK insurance firms, for example, have long complained that EU capital rules are too inflexible, but despite pressure from lawmakers, the Bank of England has been loathe to make any unilateral changes while in the bloc.
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"Black women, especially those who are low-income, return to work earlier than do other racial/ethnic groups and are more likely to experience challenges to breastfeeding or expressing milk, including inflexible work hours," Li added.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The European Central Bank's Chief Supervisor Daniele Nouy was "inflexible" at a meeting with Italian lenders on Wednesday where topics such as bad loans were discussed, two sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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TITANIC The iceberg is the inflexible demands of cosmic justice whereby the Lord requires that He sacrifice His son to Himself to change rules about punishing sin that He made, and the boat is man's hubris.
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Despite the seemingly fantastical demonstration of walking and jumping robots, today's robots are often stupid, brittle and inflexible, only capable of working in carefully engineered environments, and unable to respond dynamically and sensibly in unexpected circumstances.
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A former military brat with a sweet, steady voice and a songwriter's alert emotional intelligence, she's a formalist but not inflexible — unbroken even when her songs run bleak or bittersweet, which is most of the time.
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Such inflexible policy would have a deleterious effect across the railroad industry by putting it at a distinct disadvantage relative its competitors, such as the trucking industry, which is working toward autonomous and platooning truck fleets.
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She is regarded with anxiety by much of the Democratic political establishment, including some Senate colleagues who complain that she has pursued an inflexible agenda on matters like bank regulation at the cost of party unity.
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Buttigieg spent the final weeks of his campaign lambasting Sanders by labeling his movement an "inflexible, ideological revolution" and suggesting that his nomination would be a death knell for House and Senate Democrats in tough races.
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Female executives in financial services are 20 to 30 percent more likely to leave their employers than their peers in other industries, citing inflexible working hours, inequalities in promotion and pay, and unconscious bias, the report found.
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Fully cognizant of the intra-party stalemates that led to predecessor John Boehner's (R-Ohio) demise at the hands of the Freedom Caucus, Ryan has taken pains to incorporate these often inflexible members into the policymaking process.
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Having to stall careers after childbirth due to inflexible work policies or underlying gender stereotypes, as well as workplace discrimination against women are key factors that prevent women from earning the same as men, the report said.
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Merkel will now face questions three times a year, though some opposition lawmakers complain that the format is too inflexible and the event appears highly unlikely to emulate the bear-pit atmosphere of question time in London.
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As web applications became increasingly popular in the mid-aughts, SQL databases came under increasing strain to scale, while also proving to be inflexible in terms of their data schemas for the fast-moving startups they served.
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"The problem is when you get high-leverage deals there are a lot of terms and conditions you have to meet and it makes it inflexible," said a veteran Australian investment banker not involved in the bid.
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"Indeed, the Obama EPA plainly refuses to consider the costs of its decision in light of the reasonable and available alternatives to inflexible and cost-blind federal standards that Murray Energy identified in its comments," it continued.
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In Promise Me, Dad, Biden shows that he's not inflexible, making the case that, had he run for president in 2016, he would have ended tax breaks for the wealthy and advocated for a $15 minimum wage.
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Nearly half of women, 47 percent, say they struggle with unfair treatment, 48 percent have unequal pay, 48 percent have inflexible work schedules, and 48 percent face the multitude of pressures that come with caregiving for others.
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Yi Gang noted that China's economic outlook was not without challenges and that a failure to carry out structural reforms that addressed entrenched problems, such as an inflexible labor market and weak property rights, were crucial risks.
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And one of the points of his column is that maybe if originalism is such an inflexible theory that it wouldn't allow one of its own biggest supporters to be president, it is generally a bad idea.
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You could argue they just weren't meant for my ears, but the fact is they're inflexible and offer minimal padding to assist with comfort when used for more than an hour, be it stationary or on the move.
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A group of Wells Fargo employees fired because of their criminal records have asked a federal appeals court to revive a civil rights lawsuit against the bank, arguing that its policy is too inflexible and disproportionately hurts minorities.
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You can negotiate with insurgents, he said in English laced with military jargon he picked up from years of working with United States Special Forces, but the Islamic State fighters seemed to have embraced unbridled and inflexible savagery.
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Factors such as lack of available services in community based settings, long wait times to get an appointment, scarcity of diverse providers, lack of culturally appropriate treatments and inflexible hours make it difficult for many to access care.
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Critics argued that inflexible and uniform rules could cause big losses for some banks as the sector is still sitting on about 720 billion euros worth of non-performing debt, mostly a legacy of the bloc's debt crisis.
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Some analysts said the sudden decision was intended to send a message to Mr. Assad, who by all accounts has exasperated Mr. Putin by becoming ever more inflexible at the negotiating table as his battlefield fortunes have improved.
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Still, as the compassionate Isabella says to the sternly inflexible Angelo in the same play, in urging forgiveness for her brother: ''I do think that you might pardon him,/And neither heaven nor man grieve at the mercy.''
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Sanders, let us take a sober look at what's at stake," Buttigieg said, before casting the front-runner as "inflexible" and unelectable, the leader of an "ideological revolution that leaves out most Democrats, not to mention most Americans.
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With black, brown and poor people likelier to work jobs with inflexible hours and weekend work and less likely to own cars, laws requiring people to vote during "working hours" have clear consequences for who casts a ballot.
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Japanese offices are still employing too many generalists with ill-defined roles making it hard to measure their work output and thus encouraging unproductive time sitting at desks, while an inflexible job market was exacerbating the problem, she said.
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While Trump's bombast and Twitter tirades gather more of the media attention, Beijing also has been inflexible on legitimate U.S. concerns over intellectual property and market access, and can share the blame for the failure to reach a deal.
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The student who initially posted the video to Twitter called the incident a reflection of Columbia's "core curriculum," a set of required undergraduate courses that has been criticized as Eurocentric, promoting an inflexible canon dominated by dead white men.
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"A number of factors, including the steep decline in First-Class Mail volume, coupled with legal mandates that compel the USPS to incur substantial and inflexible costs, have resulted in a structural deficit," the president says in the order.
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These will make the jobs market less inflexible, by limiting courts' freedom to order compensation for dismissed workers, and by putting the onus on unions to negotiate inside companies, where moderate outcomes are likelier than at the national level.
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You can easily find a fit that seems tight enough that you'll get good readings from the optical heart rate monitor on the Vivosport's underside, while also not being so tight or inflexible that it feels uncomfortable to wear.
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On Sunday night, Mr. Bouteflika even appointed a new government, naming the general who had called for his ouster, Ahmed Gaïd Salah, deputy minister of defense, and reappointing Noureddine Bedoui, who is widely described as inflexible, as prime minister.
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But removing a single post doesn't tackle the underlying problem that Facebook's Community Standards were too inflexible by handling hate speech the same, whether it was directed jokingly at a powerful group or employed harshly toward a vulnerable minority.
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Once, their days at the bench or loom were determined by the natural rhythms of daylight and by local custom; now their lives were regulated by the relentless workings of industrial technology and the inflexible rule of the clock.
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"A number of factors, including the steep decline in First-Class Mail volume, coupled with legal mandates that compel the U.S.P.S. to incur substantial and inflexible costs, have resulted in a structural deficit," Mr. Trump says in the order.
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Look at him who winks at and overlooks offenses in one, which he causes to be punished in another, and contrast him with the inflexible soldier who does his duty faithfully, notwithstanding it occasionally wars with his private feelings.
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This is exactly where rigid, inflexible rules may be worse than what an idealized regulator would pursue but maybe a whole lot better than what a regulator who is actually responding to big campaign contributors is likely to do.
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And the argument that inflexible, hierarchical regimes are a thing of the past, poised to fall any day now to nimble teams of disruptive kids, is of course the fairy tale of the start-up economy that keeps on giving.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - One of the top lawyers in the booming cryptocurrency industry says the legal structure he helped set up to raise funds for new virtual currencies is "old, inflexible and stupid" and may no longer be fit for purpose.
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UK regulators have said Brexit gives Britain an opportunity to ditch the EU system of detailed rule-making, which they see as inflexible, and to focus on broad principles that can accommodate market changes more easily without diluting their robustness.
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Turning an inflexible 23-3-3 formation into a dynamic 4-4-2, Lage brought right-footed Portuguese winger Rafa to life by moving him to the left side, which allowed midfielder Pizzi to attack more freely on the right.
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France's inflexible labor regulations have been blamed for the country's high unemployment rate, which stands at an 18-year high of more than 10.2 percent with almost one in four under-25s unemployed, according to the European statistics service Eurostat.
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The consumer end of the market in particular is vulnerable due to the lower prices that technology-enabled firms can often offer due to their lower operating costs and lack of legacy IT, which is expensive to maintain and inflexible.
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China could make the calculation that the worst is behind for its own economy from the trade war, but the pain is just starting for the United States, and therefore it's best to be uncompromising and inflexible in the trade talks.
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The relentless suspense of this seamy tale of adultery and murder among the Paris working class fell victim to Mr. Botstein's arid, inflexible conducting of his American Symphony Orchestra, leaving Puccini's obsessive rhythms and hypnotically repeated motifs sounding merely monotonous.
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"Not only have enforcement priorities not changed, but I.C.E.'s position has remained inflexible despite clients having eligibility for relief," said Gui Stampur, the director of Safe Passage Project at New York Law School, which represents unaccompanied minors in immigration court.
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But he says that their approaches are pretty limited — you either have to have a Fortune 500 company's resources to customize the code, or you have to use their pre-packaged, but rigid and inflexible, services around stuff like image recognition.
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British Brexit supporters accuse the EU of being inflexible and seeking to punish Britain for leaving, while EU leaders say Britain is trying to cherry-pick access to their markets while absenting itself from following rules it does not like.
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" But although the name is sometimes translated this way, the much more common translation is "the all-powerful warrior who, because of his endurance and inflexible will to win, shall go from conquest to conquest, leaving fire in his wake.
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But kratom's potential and the ongoing threat of the opioid epidemic suggest that the current legal framework is perhaps too inflexible for a world with bigger, more pressing public health crises than a drug that's not even proven to be unsafe.
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Last week, President Maithripala Sirisena unexpectedly fired Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, accusing him of being inflexible and corrupt, and replaced him with Mahinda Rajapaksa, a former president who is considered by many to be the strongman of Sri Lankan politics.
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Arguments over how cool to make the room at night, how firm the mattress should be, and how someone needs to go sleep on the couch if they can't stop tossing and turning all stem from having a crappy, inflexible mattress.
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Many Democrats seem to think that Mr. Trump's vicious politics of division — his willingness to pit Americans against one another and discount large portions of the electorate — gives them room to take inflexible positions of their own and still win.
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"We do not agree that an inflexible 'first-in-first-out' approach to requests for information would be appropriate, practicable, or helpful to Congress," the department wrote in a January letter to Wyden, according to a person familiar with the letter.
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Your friend's logic is admirably inflexible, if entirely appalling: that the purpose of the party is to raise money from your near-and-dear; that your daughter will be earning, not spending, money; and that, therefore, the party cannot go forward.
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According to psychologist Chloe Carmichael, PhD — who has not treated Klobuchar — people who have had difficult upbringings often develop rigid and inflexible boundaries and expectations because they've had to deal with parents or authority figures who were out of control and undependable.
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Paul said on CBS's "Face the Nation" that Ryan was being misleading in presenting supporters of the bill, which is backed by President Donald Trump, as being inflexible when, in fact, Trump has signaled he is open to negotiations on the legislation.
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Old-economy oligopolists, such as cable, telecoms and beer companies, are confident about their ability to extract reliable rents from customers, so they finance themselves largely with debt, which is cheap but inflexible, and return most of the cash they make to shareholders.
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This is far from an argument against the three-point shot as an effective weapon, or for Payton's upside as an All-Star, inflexible building block—Payton can't succeed unless he's surrounded by specific player types—or even as an above-average starter.
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Before Mr Ramaphosa can even begin to tackle many of the structural problems that hobble growth, such as a poorly educated workforce and inflexible labour markets, he will have to clean up a government that has been marred by corruption at all levels.
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Economists debate whether this is down to a lack of demand (caused by overly tight fiscal policy) or by structural barriers such as an inflexible labour market (which creates insiders, who are hard to dismiss, and outsiders, whom employers are unwilling to hire).
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Instead, they have pointed to structural issues, such as growing economic inequality, the lack of public programs like paid family leave and part-time work entitlements, the declining value of the minimum wage, and inflexible workplace policies that disproportionately reward long hours.
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This is the reality about one of the most insidious forces in American capitalism: it pushes inflexible and unsustainable debt on companies, often making them either harm workers and consumers by cutting costs to the bone, or collapse under their own weight.
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"I realized there was a gap between the digital apps that are super flexible but aren't very effective at teaching conversation with real people, and the tutoring systems or in-person schools that were inflexible and super difficult to do" Chacon tells TechCrunch.
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Still, the most powerful part of the book isn't in the examples of corporate or creative success, but in the realization that mess — the autonomy that comes from discarding inflexible rules and neat labels — is important even when we don't actually want it.
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But that kind of inflexible loyalty to ideas is a luxury that doesn't comport well with running a major political party, which must function as a coalition of disparate groups with disparate beliefs and has to make difficult trade-offs to effectively govern.
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Both sides have accused the other of being inflexible in their attempts to reach a deal that would see Pyongyang trade its nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles in exchange for relief from the economic sanctions that have crippled the North Korean economy.
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This novel, by a celebrated Hungarian poet who committed suicide in 2014, at the age of fifty, depicts the world of his childhood: a poor, remote village near the Romanian border, where inflexible Communist diktats meet the ancient brutalities of peasant life.
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"Unfortunately, the unchanging position of the U.S. Lumber Coalition for the last five months has been to insist on an inflexible, protectionist measure that would see a reduction in Canada's share of the U.S. lumber market of more than 30 percent," they wrote.
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"The Iranians are flexible on the terms but inflexible on the timing which, in their eyes, should come only at the end of the process, while the U.S. objective is to have this meeting in the near-term," Macron told Le Monde.
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She said Pyongyang was disappointed in the breakdown in negotiations during last month's summit in Vietnam between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump, and she blamed the US delegation, saying the Americans were inflexible and too demanding.
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And perhaps that would be the right decision: Perhaps he is too inflexible to succeed in England; perhaps what he achieved at Napoli cannot be repeated; perhaps his tactics have been worked out by opponents, and he has nothing more up his sleeve.
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As Moira Donegan states it succinctly in a recent essay for Bookforum, Dworkin's "inflexible opinions" on pornography and sex work have "fallen dramatically out of fashion;" Rebecca Traister, who cites Dworkin as an inspiration in her book "Good and Mad," says the same.
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For instance, he questioned the sanctity of France's 22016-hour workweek (he'd be open to a longer one), the rigidity of the retirement age, and France's notoriously inflexible laws of hiring and firing, which he saw as contributing to the stagnant economy.
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But there's also another option: PG&E could simply shut down its large, inflexible nuclear reactors to make more room for solar and wind, as well as more flexible natural gas plants that can ramp up and down more easily to follow that duck curve.
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In the hearing, Wilkinson and many of the senators present argued that the U.S. needs to move to a dynamic system of personal identity, one designed with digital security in mind — a stark contrast with an inflexible legacy system that dates back to the 1930s.
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I feel like companies and people should be given a chance to catch up with policy changes and figuring out how to navigate through the new gender landscape, but when the response is blind and inflexible, that's when we really have to start speaking out.
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Conservationists warned that the internal policy review in the Interior Department threatens the delicate balancing act the Obama administration and western states executed in 2015 to avoid listing the sage grouse under the Endangered Species Act, an option that critics say is blunt and inflexible.
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Why this matters: Trade experts on and off Capitol Hill are worried that the Trump demands — which many on the Hill regard as unreasonable and inflexible — will torpedo the NAFTA negotiations and will ultimately give Trump the justification he's been searching for to withdraw.
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There are, of course, bifocals and progressive lenses that bend light in such a way as to bring such objects into focus — purely optical solutions, and cheap as well, but inflexible, and they only provide a small "viewport" through which to view the world.
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"You might have a personality type that is just inflexible and unyielding, so you have a hard time relaxing on the rules and being able to roll with the punches and accept that things aren't always going to be the way you want," she says.
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What we try to do with YFBP is make people feel welcome and included, no matter what state of mind they're in, no matter what their diet looks like, no matter what their physical state is — whether they're young, flexible or inflexible, healthy or unhealthy.
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Rounds also addressed the importance of regulation from Congress for Libra moving forward and supports expanding US anti-money laundering law to cover cryptocurrency, but he slammed the "archaic and inflexible nature of our regulatory and legal system" that drives companies to incorporate internationally.
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If Jafari looks at Japan and idealizes the homogeneity and focusing on that as his selling point of "too much mixing causes problems," he's also looking at the of history of a country that has essentially ignored the warning signs of an inflexible mentality.
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"With the M5S/LN government, the underlying problems of the Italian economy, including low growth, inflexible labor markets, inefficient banking system and public administration will not be tackled, in many cases only worsened," Nordea Chief Strategist Jan von Gerich said in a note to clients.
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"Before Brilliant, an integrated whole-home smart home and lighting system meant either spending tens of thousands of dollars on an inflexible home automation system, or piecing together a jumble of disparate devices and apps," said Aaron Emigh, co-founder and CEO of Brilliant.
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But the inflexible laws that govern where and how fees can be charged make it difficult for park superintendents and land managers to set fees and spend the proceeds from them, as the Department of the Interior and the Government Accountability Office have noted.
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For example, Buttigieg's plan resets the number of employment-based visas every two years, based on the needs of the economy, rather than the current outdated system of inflexible quotas, caps and monthly visa bulletins where visa availability ebbs and flows like the tide.
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And in one area, Mr. Trump remained quite inflexible: He made clear he has no intention of selling his businesses and stepping decisively away from corrupting his presidency with an exponentially enhanced version of the self-dealing he accused Hillary Clinton of engaging in.
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She blamed the breakdown of talks on the US side, saying the American delegation was being too demanding and inflexible: [The US] "were too busy with pursuing their own political interests and had no sincere intention to achieve a result," Choe added, according to TASS.
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"Many women cannot afford to buy or rent a pump, have inflexible work schedules, have to go back to work after just days or weeks of giving birth, and have no access to even a shred of privacy in which to pump at work," she said.
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Union members and students are protesting against laws passed by decree this month by President Hollande's government aimed at reforming the country's notoriously inflexible workers' rights – including making changes to the 35-hour work week and making it easier for small businesses to hire and fire employees.
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Union workers are protesting against labor reform laws passed this month by President Francois Hollande's government aimed at reforming the country's notoriously inflexible workers' rights – including making changes to the 35-hour work week and making it easier for small businesses to hire and fire employees.
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China's gas demand - hit by a slowing economy and an inflexible pricing mechanism - grew at less than 4 percent in the first 11 months of 2015, official data showed, a far cry from the heady years between 2004 and 2013 when gas use jumped five-fold.
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As the architect and critic Thomas de Monchaux pointed out in a recent article, this made it "beautiful and inflexible" for contemporary use when the number of air travelers at JFK (and elsewhere) exploded — 11.5 million per year in 1962, it is now around 62 million.
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Public support for repealing the ban has grown in recent years, as many voters have come to see it as inflexible, damaging to women's rights and health, and out of touch in an Ireland where the once-powerful Roman Catholic church has been weakened by abuse scandals.
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Although the Cohan selection largely comes from work that Mullican did in a span of four years, using the same inflexible technique, with a palette dominated by either red or yellow, it is apparent that he was able to achieve a wide range of visual effects.
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During the 20th century, this mode of public education produced more literate and numerate populations, but now Rifkin says that the model is outdated, the product of a "second industrial revolution logic," where regimented rows of pupils obey a chain of command and acquire skills enshrined in inflexible syllabuses.
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It implies "that parrot's dance behavior is not driven by a simple, inflexible mechanism but by some neural mechanism that can flexibly generate complex, varied behavior that coordinates with music," Adena Schachner, assistant professor in psychology at the University of California, San Diego, told Gizmodo in an email.
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"The problems are that this new rule is inflexible, and looks like an aggressive reaction to developments in the U.S., at a moment when greater regulatory co-operation and convergence are seen as critically important in the market," said James Perry, financial regulation partner at law firm Ashurst.
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To that end, Dr. Price recognizes the needs of these hospitals and has worked with me, and our Democratic colleagues, to help them – such as delaying Medicare's enforcement of unreasonable and inflexible direct supervision rules for outpatient therapy services (which has been signed in to law since 2014).
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During the 20th century, this mode of public education produced more literate and numerate populations, but now Rifkin says that the model is outdated, the product of a "second industrial revolution logic," where regimented rows of pupils obey a chain of command and acquire skills enshrined in inflexible syllabuses.
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Mobile payment firms, whose devices plug into smartphones or tablets to turn them into instant tills, allow merchants to take payments via card or mobile phone – often at a lower cost than the traditional and bulky point-of-sale terminals which can come with inflexible contracts and monthly fees.
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When baseball was a medal sport, from 1992 to 2008, Major League Baseball would not permit its players to compete for similar reasons as the N.H.L.'s: a lengthy interruption of an inflexible schedule that would cost owners and the players' association about three weeks' worth of revenue.
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The LNG derivatives markets are experiencing exponential growth, driven by two key factors: demand for risk management solutions as the transition from the inflexible supply agreements of the past into a more versatile industry gathers pace, and support for the only liquid LNG financial instrument, the JKM Swap.
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The bill, largely seen as Hollande's last attempt at bringing the stubbornly high unemployment rate down before his presidential term expires in 2017, targets the country's notoriously inflexible workers' rights – including making changes to the 35-hour work week and making it easier for small businesses to hire and fire employees.
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Pretty much every major tech company, plus Verizon, which owns Oath, which owns TechCrunch In the digital context, inflexible doctrines that categorically foreclose any protection for data automatically generated by ordinary digital activity—or that will be generated by the yet-to-be-conceived technologies of tomorrow—are not sustainable.
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But British regulators (and especially the large insurance industry, which has less EU27 business) reckon it is too big and important to be lashed to the EU. Following the EU's more dirigiste and inflexible rule book after Brexit could hobble it relative to New York and Asian financial centres, they say.
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This theory is filled with assumptions and unknowable variables, and coming off a Finals in which his team was swept, with an inflexible roster that's unable to make sweeping changes for the better, the "winning" aspect of LeBron's claim would almost surely go unfulfilled for at least one more season.
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It was also clear evidence that the courtship between the two men, which halted abruptly after a February summit in Hanoi at which Trump officials say Mr. Kim proved inflexible, has regained momentum despite concerns among senior Trump administration officials that Mr. Kim is not negotiating in good faith about denuclearization.
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It's a bit like Tuscan producers in the 1970s who, frustrated by inflexible and counterproductive restrictions in places like Chianti, chose instead to call their wines, no matter how ambitious, vino da tavola, or table wine, a category outside the appellation system generally reserved for simple, innocuous and inexpensive bottles.
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YA's built-in legacy of protagonists who are women makes it the perfect home for these stories—if you step away from the conventional definition of "superhero," as an inflexible, costumed category, it becomes clear that YA's most beloved leading women have superheroic qualities, powers that can be considered outside of the ordinary.
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Related | Frank Bruni recently noted how Facebook's supposed interference with trending topics is nothing compared to our own filters: "When it comes to elevating one perspective above all others and herding people into culturally and ideologically inflexible tribes, nothing that Facebook does to us comes close to what we do to ourselves."
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That is a stretch for employees in inflexible, minimum-wage jobs—and there are lots of them in Union Springs, a tidy town in which the missing letters on the shuttered department store's façade betray a quiet decline, surrounded by the sort of spacious but dilapidated poverty characteristic of Alabama's Black Belt.
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The study — a working paper, meaning it has not yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal — tries to quantify what many parents feel as they struggle with the stress of long, inflexible work hours combined with the demands of STEM classes, screen time rules, college prep, family dinners and children's sick days.
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After Sanders ran away with the Nevada caucuses, Buttigieg said Sanders' "inflexible ideological revolution that leaves out most Democrats," And on Monday, Buttigieg tweeted that Democrats "can't risk nominating someone who doesn't recognize" human rights issues in Cuba, an attack against comments the senator made about Cuban leader Fidel Castro on 60 Minutes.
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Alix Harvey, an aquarist at the Marine Biological Association in England, noted that octopuses, members of a class of marine animals including squid and cuttlefish called Cephalopoda, have shown themselves to be adept at escaping through spaces as small as a coin, constrained only by their beaks, the only inflexible part of their bodies.
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Their aim is to give negotiations a chance of success by showing an inflexible Assad that he must relent, because right now Assad is still barrel-bombing and starving the Syrian people in a way that guarantees not only more death and suffering but also more hatred, more sectarianism, more radicalism and more instability around the world.
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An almost untrammelled preserve of the presidency, it tends to reflect the character of its incumbent more than any other branch of policymaking: under Mr Clinton, foreign policy was ingenious, but sometimes too tactical; under Mr Bush, it was well-meaning, but arrogant and rash; under Mr Obama, it was intellectually coherent, yet at times inflexible.
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While surgery-center laws outside Texas have forced a few clinics to shut down, the laws in several states including Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania and Virginia allow for waivers to the strict requirements, allowing some existing clinics to be exempt from rules governing, for example, storage space or flooring materials; the Texas law struck down Monday was, by comparison, inflexible.
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On the other side, critics, including the Los Angeles Times' Christopher Knight, have lambasted the project, attacking everything from the ballooning budget currently at $750 million, to the design (likened to a traffic booth or an oil slick), the lack of transparency, and the inflexible design of the concrete building, which will end up 10% smaller by some estimates.
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Ghosn often distanced himself from the notion that he was a reducer of companies; he was instead a self-styled visionary, charting a new course for carmakers held back by the influence of the state or the inflexible, hierarchical history of Japan&aposs business culture, where Nissan has always existed in the long shadows cast by Toyota and Honda.
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Mr Scott identifies four factors that are necessary for the failure of such "schemes to improve the human condition": an administrative imposition of order that is inflexible and leaves out a lot of details about things in an attempt to make them simpler; an ideology that elevates science and technology above all else; an authoritarian state; and a prostrate civil society.
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Leave aside the way that golf's simultaneous openness and deeply constipated non-openness—players keep their own score and do their own drops, just as they would if there weren't millions of dollars at stake, watched over by some of the most constitutionally inflexible people that have existed in all of human history—conspire to make this sort of thing possible.
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Most businesses feel that failing to accept these major card brands is not a competitive option so they continue accepting electronic payments even though the costs are squeezing their business, and the inflexible acceptance rules fly in the face of free market enterprise, while also inviting more fraud into the payment system by favoring the less secure and efficient signature card brands.
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Fully cognizant of the intra-party stalemates that led to predecessor John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE's (R-Ohio) demise at the hands of the Freedom Caucus, Ryan has taken pains to incorporate these often inflexible members into the policymaking process.
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READ: How white supremacists got the black man they brutally beat charged with felony One main problem that the report identified was that law enforcement's response plan was inflexible, meaning that when the event became increasingly fluid and violent, line officers were left without a viable plan B. "I talked to a dozen police officers who were very disappointed in their inability to react to this disorder," said Heaphy.
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As long as this crisis lasts, such a coordination waiver would allow states to focus on funds from programs such as Temporary Assistance to Needy Families, housing assistance, job training, and child and student nutrition programs to help families make rent, cover child care costs, or have food on the table without having to worry about current federal guidelines and restrictions that are too inflexible for the needs that states are now facing in this crisis.
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