They lack confidence in the Shiite-controlled Baghdad government to do right by them.
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I also hope that these companies lack confidence in one more thing: the software.
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Fifty-six percent lack confidence in the real estate tycoon's judgment during a crisis.
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If other people lack confidence in the law, legislation will never secure the acceptance we crave.
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Foreign governments lose confidence in a nation whose leaders — and followers — lack confidence in one another.
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Leaders also lack confidence in their ability to materially influence their employees' performance, according to the study.
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The share of Americans who lack confidence in a fair count has more than doubled since 2004.
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In part because of that, many lack confidence in the city's ability to carry out the convention without controversy.
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When a studio doesn't know how to market a film, it's usually because they lack confidence in what they're selling.
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A median of 85033 percent of respondents trust Obama on world affairs, however, while 22 percent lack confidence in the president.
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When investors lack confidence in the Fed's understanding of and response to unfolding economic conditions, investors panic and bad things happen.
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In our age, many domains lack confidence in their own methodologies and are often desperate to inject business thinking into their work.
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But making a move just because you lack confidence in President Trump could be a case of letting ideology trump investing discipline.
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In the midst of police shootings and lax sexual assault sentencing, more than two-thirds of millennials lack confidence in our criminal justice system.
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That is how much they lack confidence in prospects of a steady and sustainable growth of domestic and foreign demand for their products and services.
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" Fifty-eight percent of women surveyed told researchers that they "lack confidence in their ability to make good healthcare decisions for themselves and their families.
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Modify your mindset Many people who do not exercise regularly don't think of themselves as "exercisers," and they lack confidence in their ability to exercise.
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The stock market tanked Thursday after President Donald Trump shared his plan to combat the outbreak Wednesday night, indicating many lack confidence in the US government's response.
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That came two months after the district attorney's office removed Persky from a different sexual assault case, saying "we lack confidence" in the judge's ability to decide it impartially.
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It's not that [Trump's] aides lack confidence in knowing what he wants, but what he wants today and what he wants tomorrow are not going to be the same thing.
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More than half of Americans and a fifth of self-identified conservatives lack confidence in President Donald Trump's ability to handle an international crisis, according to a recent INSIDER poll.
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Trump's favorability rating is especially low in Western Europe, according to the Pew Research Center; approximately three-in-four people in Germany, Sweden, France, Spain and the Netherlands lack confidence in Trump.
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In effect, critics say France is helping shore up governments that lack confidence in their own armies, either doubting their ability to fight extremists or worrying about the possibility of military coups.
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The anti-Trump sentiment is especially common in Western Europe, where at least three-in-four people in Germany, Sweden, France, Spain, and the Netherlands stating that they lack confidence in Trump.
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I'm probably overconfident about my singing ability, but, like most my age, I lack confidence in something so unknown as my future, and how my decisions may determine it, for better or worse.
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But her refusal to do so has incensed the public who lack confidence in China's legal system and assurances that safeguards introduced into the bill will ensure individuals get a fair trial on the mainland.
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The findings in the EHF and Baker Institute report echo a previous study which found that about 25 percent of Texans with any kind of health coverage lack confidence in their knowledge of health insurance terms.
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Cheney also reportedly expressed to Pence that the U.S. was "getting into a situation when our friends and allies around the world that we depend upon are going to lack confidence in us," according to the Post.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - More than half of Brazilians say they lack confidence in right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro, whose support has steadily eroded since winning a commanding victory in October's election, according to an opinion poll released on Thursday.
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As Axios reported a few weeks ago, ad buyers lack confidence in Snap's metrics because the company waited too long to give them the type of measurement and reporting metrics they are used to getting from companies like Twitter and Facebook.
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As the US is locked in a military confrontation with Iran, more than half of Americans and a fifth of self-identified conservatives lack confidence in President Donald Trump's ability to handle an international crisis, according to a recent INSIDER poll.
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The available evidence suggests large numbers of $100 bills are stuffed in mattresses or other hiding places — particularly in nations where people lack confidence in the value of the domestic currency, or the integrity of the financial system, or the safety of private property.
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Narrow majorities say they have confidence that their local elections officials (22%) or the federal government (13%) are doing enough to prevent foreign interference, but majorities lack confidence in tech companies such as Facebook, Twitter and Google (21%), Donald Trump (2021%) or media organizations (23.6%) to do enough to prevent such meddling.
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The DOJ has opened an investigation into the lost messages but Trump's GOP allies — many of whom lack confidence in Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE to aggressively pursue investigations into alleged FBI or DOJ abuses — are calling for a second special counsel.
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Almost two in three respondents in 2202 nations — 2628 percent — said they lack confidence in President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 28500 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE to do the right thing when it comes to foreign affairs, according to a poll from Pew Research Center.
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" (The conversations being had about faith communities during this debate have largely been focused on white communities of believers, a point Douthat made in a recent piece on the debate.) French added, "I think the far more proper view is that many cultural trends are cyclical, that there have been considerable conservative victories in our cultural conflicts, that tens of millions of people still attend strong, healthy churches, and we should never, ever lack confidence in the power to persuade.
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Thus, Angelina opened up an agency named "Angel Lover" and found five men to assist those women who are troubled with love and lack confidence in life. The protagonist, Yang Tian You (Ming Dow), is also an "Angel Lover", and has a pure heart.
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McDavid, Raven. "The Dialects of Negro Americans" (1972), from Varieties of American English, Stanford University Press. 1980. p. 85. In the South, the use of ain't can be used as a marker to separate cultured speakers from those who lack confidence in their social standing and thus avoid its use entirely.McDavid, Raven.
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Halliday, Josh. "Police told to review nearly 2,000 cases of alleged corruption", The Guardian, London, 30 January 2015. Retrieved on 13 July 2015. Officers were also shown to lack confidence in the anonymity and mechanisms in place for reporting the misconduct of peers, which hinders the ability of institutions to effectively identify and combat police corruption.
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Lack of assertiveness training encourages female students to feel inferior about their abilities and to lack confidence in speaking up when conflict arises. This contributes to low achievement, dismissal and dropping out. Feelings of powerlessness make them dependent on others such as male students. Some students (46%) had not chosen their university and 74.1% had not chosen their department.
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Only the positive arguments for each are given. At the time of an event, the fog of war often makes it impossible to recognize all of the implications of any specific outcome. Only hindsight can fully reveal the endpoint and all of the developments that led up to it. For this reason, contemporary observers may lack confidence in predicting a turning point.
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The flywheel causes the front wheel to respond to a lean by precessing, that is the front wheel turns toward the direction of the lean, which can help provide stability at low speeds, whether riding straight or turning. Jyrobike technology was intended to help children and adults learning to ride a bicycle, and people who lack confidence in their balance and mobility skills.
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According to her termination letter, Weaver questioned Oakes leadership and her ability to lead the department: "The effectiveness of your management and oversight of the City of Flint's Legal Department is questionable and I lack confidence in your leadership." It was reported on April 3, 2017 that Oakes had filed a whistle-blower lawsuit against Weaver and the city of Flint, alleging she was dismissed for objecting to "fraudulent legal documents" and other illegal acts.
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With the second ball, he bowled Dewes—who was playing across the line—middle stump for one with an inswinger to leave England at 2/1.Arlott, p. 124. However, despite the early wicket, the bowlers appeared to lack confidence in their run-up on the soggy ground. Bradman made an early bowling change and brought Johnston into the attack to replace Miller after the latter had bowled three overs for the concession of two runs.
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Overestimation happens because analytic resources are a combination of external locus of control, personal experience and belief fallacies. Chronically worried individuals are also more likely to lack confidence in their problem solving ability, perceive problems as threats, become easily frustrated when dealing with a problem, and are pessimistic about the outcome of problem-solving efforts. Seriously anxious people find it difficult to control their worry and typically experience symptoms like restlessness, fatigue, difficulty in concentrating, irritability, muscle tension and sleep disturbance.
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One of the possible problems of applying the curriculum may be how different schools define their English/ writing departments. Departments that narrowly focus on only "literary" reading and writing may have some difficulty adapting to a curriculum that contains non- literary subjects (such as organic chemistry). The teachers may lack confidence in their ability to teach such subjects, as they were not the focus within their personal educational career. Another issue that may arise is the lack of an all-encompassing education within the English department staff.
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In interviews, Canadian-Chinese mothers of satellite babies have displayed symptoms of depression and stress due to the separations. Generally, the respondents expressed a lack of control and resignation about their situation. Many mothers are aware of the possible psychological repercussions of separation on their children, and experience guilt for having to send their children back. When satellite babies return to their mothers, the mothers feel that they lack confidence in raising their child, due to them not having developed the relevant parenting skills.
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In a 2014 Gallup poll, 61% of Venezuelans lack confidence in the judicial system. According to the World Justice Project's Rule of Law Index 2015, Venezuela's justice system was ranked third to last in the world while its criminal justice system was ranked worst in the world according to surveys. The Rule of Law Index 2015 also showed that 79% of Venezuelans believed there was corruption in the judicial system, with 95% believing there was improper influence by the Bolivarian government with civil justice and 100% believing that there was improper influence in criminal justice.
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Lila, Boyd and Drew with Lila's cat, Frankie Lila, until she was fired for multiple infractions including chronic lateness, worked as a customer service representative, answering telephones for MetroMart, a fictional large retail store in Cleveland, Ohio. She disliked her job, but seemed too afraid or unmotivated to change the status quo. She is in her mid to late 20s and her main objectives in life are finding the right man and the right pair of shoes. Lila is very attractive, but seems to lack confidence in herself.
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Individuals who believe they have the ability to grow and add to their knowledge gladly accept challenges that can aid in growth towards mastery. Individuals who believe their abilities are fixed will also accept and persist through challenges as long as they feel they will succeed and their abilities will not be questioned. However, when these individuals lack confidence in their abilities, they will avoid, procrastinate, or possibly cheat in challenging situations that might make them appear incompetent. These behaviors can lead to a sense of learned helplessness and stymied intellectual growth.
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International posture, along with second-language confidence in communication, was also seen as directly influencing WTC. While proficiency was seen as influencing confidence in second language communication, the path was not significant. In the Japanese context, this implies that students do have the abilities to perform in the second language, yet lack confidence in communicating in the second language. Yashima (2002) concluded with a call that "EFL lessons should be designed to enhance students' interest in different cultures and international affairs and activities, as well as to reduce anxiety and build confidence in communication" (p. 63).
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Sunny meets Paradise Police Chief Jesse Stone at the scene of the crime; however Buddy and Erin lack confidence in the Paradise police, and ask Sunny to solve the crime. Sunny travels to L.A. where she meets her friend Tony Gault, a Hollywood agent with whom she has a casual sexual relationship. He puts her in touch with a sports writer who is convinced that Erin Flint’s addition to Buddy Bollen’s baseball team is a publicity stunt. It is his opinion that the baseball team was a bad buy on Bollen’s part because they have no market or fan base.
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ICILS 2013 found that only 2% of students use their critical thinking and teachers lack confidence in teaching essential ICT skills.’ 83% of the student population achieved Level 1 status, while 2% of the population achieved Level 4 status. The study found that students use computers 87% of the time at home, more than they do in school, 54% of the time. ICILS has shown that in school, students use 45% of their time to prepare essays, 44% to prepare presentations, 40% working with other students at the same school, 39% completing school exercises and 30% organizing time and work.
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Despite the political pressure, the MoD continued to lack confidence in UNAMSIL leadership. Thus, the British government refused to place combat troops under UN command, but did second additional staff officers to UNAMSIL, to the UN headquarters in New York, and to the SLA. The officers attached to UNAMSIL were tasked with assisting its commanders in planning and mounting operations and were led by a brigadier who became UNAMSIL's chief of staff, while in New York, the officers attached to UN headquarters provided planning support for logistics operations to bring UNAMSIL up to its mandated strength. At the same time, the focus of the British training programme shifted.
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Little was revealed about him during the first season of Glee, though Shum described Mike halfway through that season as a "shy football player" with "dancing and singing abilities" who has "found a place where he can express himself and feel accepted." He was given his first storylines in the show's second season. Mike began dating Tina Cohen-Chang (Jenna Ushkowitz), was revealed to lack confidence in his singing early in the season, and although his confidence gets a boost after that, he goes as far as to wear a T-shirt that says he "can't sing" in the episode "Born This Way". Although he sometimes fools around in academic classes, he is also very intelligent, and is a member of the school's academic decathlon team.
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The facilitator holds or touches the communication partner's elbow, wrist, hand, sleeve or other parts of the body while the communication partner points to letters of the alphabet on a keyboard or other device. One device popular with early FC users was the Canon Communicator, which printed a tape of letters when activated. However, two American companies were later charged by the Federal Trade Commission for making "false and unsubstantiated claims" that the device could enable disabled people to communicate using FC. The companies settled and stopped mentioning FC in their advertising campaigns. Proponents of FC claim that the reason people with autism cannot communicate effectively involves motor issues such as apraxia, and that they "lack confidence in their abilities" but physical support helps them overcome this limitation.
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Critics have said they lack confidence in PACHA and note that the Council as reorganized under President Bush held only two meetings in 2002 and issued only five recommendations to the White House. By comparison, the President's Commission on the HIV Epidemic (Watkins Commission) submitted 597 recommendations to the Reagan Administration. The Union of Concerned Scientists released a report in February 2004 entitled Scientific Integrity in Policymaking that said that President Bush intentionally appointed under-qualified individuals to PACHA as part of a broader effort to manipulate the government's scientific advisory system by providing the appearance of expert advice while controlling the advice given. Critics pointed to the appointment of Dr. Joseph McIlhaney, a Texas-based doctor known for rejecting the use of condoms to prevent the spread of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases and for his advocacy of abstinence-only programs despite negligible evidence that they reduce pregnancy rates among young people.
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