However, she's mindful of her lack of coordination while expecting.
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The report blamed a lack of coordination and organizational structure.
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The lack of coordination between agencies only added insult to injury.
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It can also cause hallucinations, amnesia, lack of coordination, and confusion.
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And slowly, the lack of coordination worsened as she entered young adulthood.
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They include vomiting, seizures, weakness, a lack of coordination, collapse and death.
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ST There was an overall lack of managerial experience, a lack of coordination.
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The lack of coordination became clear just hours after the executive order was released.
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My complicated relationship with group workout classes harkens back to my lack of coordination.
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Authorities were accused of a slow response and lack of coordination in rescue operations.
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Lack of coordination by different advisors is a frequently cited reason for this attitude.
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Apraxia is a disorder in motor planning; for Ruby, a profound lack of coordination.
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This includes lack of coordination between VBA services and VHA services for some veterans.
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No one really knew what was going on, there was a total lack of coordination.
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Typical symptoms of mercury poisoning include trembling, vision impairment, lack of coordination, and muscle weakness.
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The vice chairman apologized for the lack of coordination between different branches of the Pyongyang government.
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Sonangol said a lack of coordination between government agencies had also hampered fuel and electricity supplies.
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Reducing the infighting and lack of coordination between Congress and the president is also a must.
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A mishmash of policies and lack of coordination among the companies have added to the challenge.
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The White House punted responsibility for the redaction to the Justice Department, signaling lack of coordination.
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She says that in her case, it felt like a lack of coordination ultimately failed her.
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"The lack of coordination was a real problem, and obviously decisions should have been different," he said.
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Among the key challenges this unit will address is the lack of coordination in acute care delivery.
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This lack of coordination is particularly grating when the answer is obvious or the question is performative.
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This narrow thinking, manifested in a lack of coordination and siloed information, is not a new phenomenon.
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Experts said the lack of coordination can lead to medication problems, higher health costs and gaps in care.
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Beijing inspectors blamed a lack of coordination among local government departments and insufficient pressure to comply with rules.
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Organizers blamed a lack of coordination between security personnel, including the police, Games staff and private security firms.
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Members of the European Parliament took to the airwaves and print to denounce, again, the lack of coordination.
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The lack of coordination and organization in Tikrit resulted in a halting campaign marred by accusations of war crimes.
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That's in part because of the lack of coordination and cooperation between tribal police, local police, and the FBI.
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"A BIG MESS" Many travelers, however, were critical of Trump's decision and his lack of coordination with European authorities.
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During Monday's press conference, Cotton focused on the lack of coordination between international airlines and the private terminal operators.
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Even so, residents complained on Monday about a lack of coordination among officials, emergency services and various aid groups.
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Lalic said despite improvements, there was still a lack of coordination between the general legal framework and by-laws.
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A lack of coordination between the repair crews and other workers "unnecessary prolonged the time customers lacked service," it says.
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At the moment, progress is hindered by too many inputs from, and a lack of coordination between, these various bodies.
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Nurses reported grappling with equipment shortages, understaffing, and a lack of coordination on protocols between health systems and the government.
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Previous problems, like a stock market crash two years ago, were worsened by lack of coordination among different government agencies.
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For moderate to severe brain injuries, though, symptoms can include severe headaches, a lack of coordination, slurred speech and seizures.
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For moderate to severe brain injuries, though, symptoms can include severe headaches, a lack of coordination, slurred speech and seizures.
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Lack of coordination, adequate data systems, and accountability has resulted in overcrowded jails, high rates of recidivism, overdoses, and deaths.
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The lack of coordination means one of the best things to do is to try to slip through the cracks.
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As a result of the lack of coordination with the relevant agencies, the rollout of the immigration order was utterly chaotic.
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A lack of coordination between national and subnational governments risks sending mixed messages abroad and could potentially undermine U.S. foreign policy.
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Because of this lack of coordination at the federal level, states are very limited in their ability to integrate these programs.
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Although some of these measures may be in the early stages of implementation, there has been a fundamental lack of coordination.
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The disease affects the central nervous system and animals can show signs of drastic weight loss, lack of coordination and listlessness.
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Phillips said that the lack of coordination reflected the more glaring absence of coherent U.S. strategy when it comes to Syria.
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But many of the projects stalled due to bureaucratic sloth, corruption, opposition to land acquisition and lack of coordination within the government.
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A lack of coordination between the three agencies has been the leading point of criticism behind China's handling of its frenzied markets.
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French President Emmanuel Macron recently said that NATO was experiencing "brain death," citing a lack of coordination and U.S. unpredictability under Trump.
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Some policy experts have pointed out that this decision was indicative of a lack of coordination on Washington's North Korea game plan.
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"Ninety-nine percent of this is lack of coordination," said Salman Khurshid, a former minister and member of India's leading opposition party.
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Last year's attacks highlighted the tensions that exist between the country's elite forces, as well as the lack of coordination during sensitive operations.
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Lack of coordination was the number one cause respondents reported for their injuries, followed by lack of flexibility, and then lack of stamina.
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The podcast is intended to buoy the administration amid GOP concerns over a lack of coordination in its response to the House's inquiry.
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There is a lack of coordination between intelligence agencies, however, and the continuing failure of too many elected officials to acknowledge the problem.
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The virus does not respect rhetoric, inaction, a lack of coordination, or restrictions with gaping loopholes — all of which it is already exposing.
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But others say that too many parties having a say in stability issues could easily result in policy errors due to lack of coordination.
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Valeo when it struck down federal limits on "independent expenditures," concluding that the lack of coordination reduced the risk of quid pro quo corruption.
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Like so much of U.S. policy, states' rights have created a disturbing mishmash of approaches to water management and an utter lack of coordination.
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"Generally, though, these things happen not because of a lack of robustness in the system but rather a lack of coordination," Mr. Rabinovich said.
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Nurses detailed a lack of coordination between governments and hospitals on protocols that could help stem the outbreak, with mask shortages a notable example.
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The campaign did not start holding regular senior staff meetings until September — nine months after launching — leading to a lack of coordination across departments.
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" Furthermore, when asked if the lack of coordination on banking rules could be the "seeds of the next crisis," he said: "It could be.
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Serhiy Gorbatyuk, head of the special investigations department, told BuzzFeed News that a lack of coordination between units creates obstacles for prosecutors and the courts.
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Without seeing Mueller's full report, we don't know whether this is a firm conclusion about lack of coordination or a frank admission of insufficient evidence.
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Games organizers blamed the snafu on a lack of coordination between various groups of security personnel, including the police, Games staff and private security firms.
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Others seek to correct abuses within the program, inadequate checks to see if workers remain disabled, and its lack of coordination with other government programs.
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"To have such complete lack of coordination between the State Department and others, and what the president is saying, is just not normal," he said.
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However, the FAA's enforcement of these rules has been ineffective due to a lack of coordination with local law enforcement and inconsistent punishments for violators.
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In interviews, they voiced worries about the cost of the redeployment, inadequate training, staffing shortfalls upstate and a lack of coordination with city police agencies.
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The French leader, in an interview with the magazine The Economist, said that the alliance was approaching "brain death" because of a lack of coordination.
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Senator Brian Schatz, Democrat of Hawaii, criticized the Trump administration for a lack of coordination that he said was creating confusion and concern among travelers.
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He described her at one meeting shaking with fury about the lack of coordination within the White House when it came to the Ukraine negotiations.
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I don't know what was up with me but I'm blaming the piña coladas and champagne I had the night before for my lack of coordination.
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The United Nations and aid organizations have also faced criticism for slow reconstruction efforts due to a lack of coordination and bypassing the government and businesses.
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Dr. Hill told Sondland what she told lawmakers — the lack of coordination on Ukraine was distastorous, and the circumstances of the dismissal of Amb Yovanovitch shameful.
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The governor got slightly irritated, saying the American people were right to panic, given the mixed messages and lack of coordination coming from the federal government.
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Otherwise, he would have reached the same conclusion on obstruction as he did on the lack of coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
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As well as besting relatively poor technology, the attackers also appear to have exploited an even bigger vulnerability: The lack of coordination within the Saudi defense apparatus.
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The hacked emails of the party committee and of John Podesta, the Clinton campaign chairman, have shown an occasional lack of coordination between the party and Mrs.
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At the time, CDC's numerous international programs were "somewhat siloed," and the lack of coordination hampered detection and response efforts, senior CDC official Dr. Rohit Chitale said.
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"I think this was the most unprepared plan that I have ever seen in terms of the lack of coordination with other parts of the government," she said.
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Mohammed Salem al-Ghabban submitted his resignation at a press conference Tuesday in Baghdad, citing a lack of "coordination among security systems" as the reason for his departure.
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"Sometimes there is a lack of political will, a lack of coordination and most importantly in some cases, a lack of trust," EU Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos said.
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Other aides believe the policy missteps and lack of coordination during Mulvaney's time as chief of staff have less to do with him and more with the president.
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Some have even taken to pelting aid trucks with rocks, furious that they have been ignored and at an apparent lack of coordination in distributing food and water.
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"Many families in Bahrain fear for the unknown fate of their families," he said, criticizing Bahraini authorities for what he described as a lack of coordination or communication.
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But National Security Council spokesman Garrett Marquis said Wednesday that the US had not committed to the aid package, citing a lack of coordination with the Brazilian government.
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"Many families in Bahrain fear for the unknown fate of their families," he said, criticising Bahraini authorities for what he described as a lack of coordination or communication.
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"Many families in Bahrain fear for the unknown fate of their families," he said, criticizing Bahraini authorities for what he described as a lack of coordination or communication.
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A review by a former U.S. attorney found a lack of coordination between state and city police and an operational plan that elevated officer safety over public safety.
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She describes a combination of low-level cramps, weakness and a lack of coordination as opposed to outright clumsiness, but it does, she admits, interfere with her drumming.
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Government committees over the years have failed to sell off these lands because of a lack of clear guidelines, inadequate records and a lack of coordination between various ministries.
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A lack of coordination between European states and Nigeria is allowing traffickers to act with impunity, said Kevin Hyland, who was appointed Britain's first anti-slavery chief in 2014.
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China's Taiwan Affairs Office suggested the blame lay with Taipei for its lack of coordination in fighting crime and for not effectively stopping Taiwanese from participating in such acts.
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" He added that the operation could be the result of a "tip-off or some kind of fantastical foolishness and lack of coordination in the work of the siloviki.
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The taxpayers generally have confidence in the value of these construction projects, but in all candor have felt burned by the lack of coordination and efficiency of federal efforts.
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The imbroglio was "symptomatic of the lack of coordination of a managed migration policy at the European Union level," said Imogen Sudbery of the International Rescue Committee in Brussels.
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" The White House needs to "either come out with their own tax cut plan or weigh in pretty quickly," he said, "I'm getting unnerved that there's lack of coordination.
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Since then, Macron has also vented his frustration, over what French diplomats say is NATO's lack of coordination at a political level and a failure to tackle taboo subjects.
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Polling station staff were poorly trained and did not follow regulations strictly and there was a lack of coordination to investigate claims of vote buying, according to P-Net.
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This event reflected a material lack of coordination between shareholders and that there is no certainty that actions taken by the owners will always be in favor of BICSA's oversight.
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Sijbrand argued that a lack of coordination between regulatory bodies hampered their work as different agencies were vying with each other to restrain lenders without listening enough to each other.
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Confusing advice means consumers are still waiting to find out what to do The lack of coordination with the CPSC is also affecting carriers' ability to help with the recall.
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Putin played down the Syrian government's loss of Palmyra to Islamic State, blaming the lack of coordination between the U.S. led coalition, the Syrian authorities, and Russia for the setback.
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Health systems across the United States are responding unevenly to the COVID-2628 pandemic, and the lack of coordination is placing health care workers and patients alike at undue risk.
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"The reason for the incident was lack of coordination between the reconnaissance movements of the Syrian insurgents and the Russian operative command," the ministry said in its statement on Thursday.
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The document instructed federal officials on how to prepare for many of the same obstacles the Trump administration is now facing, including medical equipment shortages and a lack of coordination.
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"That has essentially been allowed because of the lack of coordination between states around the issue of migration that allowed traffickers to thrive," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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Hence, a key risk to our forecast is lack of coordination among stakeholders in keeping supply growth in check, which could result in a reversion to the low profitability of 2014.
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Civilian officials also confirmed the fall of the Khan Neshin District headquarters Tuesday, and they complained about a lack of coordination between various Afghan security forces in charge in the area.
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It's a gamble what chemical compound you actually get when you buy synthetic marijuana, and it can cause side effects like agitation, confusion, dizziness, lack of coordination, sedation, and even seizures.
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In the days after the attack, Egyptian officials vehemently denied news reports that suggested a lack of coordination between agencies and an intelligence failure were partly to blame for the losses.
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" Even so, he added, the Republican race bears special notice for a "lack of coordination around a broadly acceptable candidate especially in order to stop Trump or even a [Ted] Cruz.
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Putin played down the Syrian government's recent loss of Palmyra to Islamic State, blaming the lack of coordination between the U.S. led coalition, the Syrian authorities, and Russia for the setback.
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"The reason most parts of Ghazni city collapsed was a lack of coordination between police and N.D.S. forces," he said, referring to the National Directorate for Security, a paramilitary intelligence service.
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I'm already not great at shooting basketballs, so lending a lack of calibration to my lack of coordination made for a bit of a mess – even picking up the ball proved difficult.
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To make matters worse, the shelter later discovered Petey likely had cerebellar hypoplasia, a congenital disorder which can cause tremors and lack of coordination (watch his wobbly movements in the video below).
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Parents with a child who is not doing well in school and also seems uncoordinated should take the lack of coordination as a reinforcing reason to have developmental and academic testing done.
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Despite his lack of coordination, Phil assumes the role of soccer coach for Sam's team in hopes of finally sticking it to his father, Buck (Robert Duvall), who coaches a rival squad.
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But the strain is mostly due to a lack of coordination between the federal government and nonprofits that can care for migrants — or to the government simply dropping migrants off at bus depots.
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"Without seeing Mueller's full report, we don't know whether this is a firm conclusion about lack of coordination or a frank admission of insufficient evidence," defense attorney Ken White wrote at the Atlantic.
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In another 2016 exercise, this one simulating mass casualties at one of the lab&aposs technical areas, there were examples of a lack of focus on worker safety and a lack of coordination.
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Besides creating conscious-expanding experiences and unleashing a wave of compassion and connectedness, eating too many magic mushrooms can cause nausea, vomiting, lack of coordination — or even lead to death in extreme scenarios.
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Sessions, isn't surprised by the lack of coordination between ICE and the courts, but he says these fake dates and times are shocking, and could lead to the termination of thousands of cases.
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Critics of the government argued that the late-night meeting reflected a lack of coordination with regional officials and of insufficient communication with the Italian people, which had caused confusion amid the crisis.
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The Port Authority has already begun making changes to address what Mr. LaHood said were the most critical failures: the overall lack of coordination and the poor handling of baggage by some airlines.
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They say that workers are often put at risk by a lack of coordination among different contractors, time and job pressures that lead to shortcuts and inadequate enforcement of required worker safety training.
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"Without seeing Mueller's full report, we don't know whether this is a firm conclusion about lack of coordination or a frank admission of insufficient evidence," defense attorney Ken White writes at the Atlantic.
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" Albright slammed the chaotic way the travel ban was implemented, calling it "the most unprepared plan that I have ever seen in terms of the lack of coordination with other parts of the government.
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Gutiérrez said the key problem was the lack of coordination between member states, with cities, regions, and even reception centers devising their own protocols to deal with lone child migrants who are at risk.
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European countries were astonished by the lack of coordination, one senior official of a European G7 country told Reuters, asking not to be named because they were not authorized to speak to the media.
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He also proposed to tackle the perceived lack of coordination among Europeans in the fight against the Islamic State by establishing a new intelligence academy and empowering the European prosecutor's office to tackle terrorism.
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Like marijuana before it, psychedelic plants and fungi are still classified as a Schedule 1 drug by the federal Drug Enforcement Agency, citing unpredictable sides effects like nausea, lack of coordination, and even overdose.
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In addition to a shortage of proper protective gear, Monica told Business Insider she was frustrated by the lack of coordination between federal and state governments and hospital systems on figuring out coronavirus protocols.
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Hundreds of military veterans have begun leaving the main camp at Standing Rock after a lack of coordination and preparation left many without food or adequate shelter in the snow and sub-zero temperatures.
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The problem, of course, was a lack of coordination—every badge was using a different type of connector for add-ons, which meant that there was next to no interoperability between small add-on badges.
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The fallout from the attack has included the resignation of Iraq's interior minister, Mohammed Salem al-Ghabban, who stepped aside Tuesday citing a lack of "coordination among security systems" as the reason for his departure.
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The fallout from that attack has included the resignation of Iraq's interior minister, Mohammed Salem al-Ghabban, who stepped aside Tuesday citing a lack of "coordination among security systems" as the reason for his departure.
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Efforts to help Afghans internally displaced in their home country have been hindered by a lack of coordination among nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and resistance by some Afghan provincial governments, according to an inspector general's review.
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The challenges to co-location of infrastructure are legal and safety concerns, competition among operators, landowner preferences, lack of coordination among different levels of government, and regulatory variation for one type of infrastructure versus another.
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But that raises a host of other concerns about the lack of coordination between the White House and the rest of the Executive Branch, especially on such an important issue as responding to congressional inquiries.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Police efforts to crack down on drug gangs that traffic children in Britain are being hampered by a lack of coordination and inconsistent treatment of victims, a watchdog said on Friday.
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Critics have focused on the absence of an official evacuation effort, the alleged lack of coordination between state agencies charged with handling the emergency, and the alleged directing of motorists by traffic police toward burning areas.
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Officials say relief efforts have been hampered by a lack of coordination between central and local government and aid organizations, with displaced people spread out over 10 main camps and dozens of smaller settlements around Herat.
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A disconnect But despite those efforts, thanks in part to a lack of coordination at the top and gaps in international norms in cyberspace, officials don't appear to always be working off a central, organized playbook.
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"But when you have these kinds of mistakes, and it sends an indicator that there is a lack of coordination and a lack of coordinated effort, it could be problematic to friends and foes alike," he added.
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After the network went down, confusion, poor communication and a lack of coordination hampered attempts to get it working again, according to the report, which was compiled by the consulting firm Gartner at a cost of $300,000.
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Supplies have been difficult to come by in some of the areas hardest hit by the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, and the shortfalls have been made worse by a lack of coordination from the federal government.
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As a result, there was "an immediate concern at DHS that something needed to be done to understand what was happening," according to a source familiar with the situation, adding that there was a lack of coordination with the department.
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READ: Brussels attack: How officials failed to join dots And after the carnage, the inevitable finger-pointing: fragmented law enforcement in this divided nation, as well as a lack of coordination between the 28 European Union members in fighting terrorism.
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Lawmakers wanted the president to submit a request because they blamed that era's deficits on the lack of coordination among cabinet departments, which, they said, let each secretary ask for top dollar without regard to how much was being requested overall.
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A program allowing public servants to receive student loan forgiveness has rejected more than 99 percent of its applicants because of confusion about the program and a lack of coordination with the company running it, a government audit report showed.
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Sexual abuse flourishes due to victims' fear of reporting such crimes, as well as a lack of coordination among social, state, academic and cultural agencies that have been unable to stop this abuse because of their own indifference and/or incompetence.
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The delegation also stopped in Egypt a day after the State Department held up nearly $300 million in aid to the country, a case of bad timing that some officials attributed to a lack of coordination with the White House.
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While the administration has made important strides in helping communities targeted for genocide, the lack of coordination between the State Department, USAID, the White House, and NSC on this front risks failure or debilitating inefficiencies to U.S. efforts in this area.
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The Yemeni officials said the government had sent a firm message to the US administration condemning the January 29 operation that left one US Navy Seal dead along with Yemeni women and children, complaining of a lack of coordination with its officials.
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Spate of terror attacks over Ramadan The fallout from the Karrada attack included the resignation of Iraq's interior minister, Mohammed Salem al-Ghabban, who stepped aside two days later, citing a lack of "coordination among security systems" as the reason for his departure.
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Nurses described feeling frustrated at the lack of coordination from hospitals and the government on proper protocolMonica, a registered nurse who works in a hospital in Washington state, identified four patients last week who she thought should have been tested for COVID-19.
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Armin Laschet, a deputy chair of Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union, told German public radio on Thursday that the suspect may have slipped off the radar due to a lack of coordination between German regional authorities after he left North Rhine-Westphalia.
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Why it matters: The apparent lack of coordination in setting the scene for another potential U.S. military strike in such a turbulent region could have dire consequences, especially since Trump showed in April his willingness to attack when it comes to chemical weapons use in Syria.
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" A State Department spokesperson told Vox in a statement that the award was revoked "due to a lack of coordination in communications with candidates and our embassies, a regrettable error was made and a candidate was incorrectly notified that she had been selected as a finalist.
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"Afghan soldiers had paid a heavy price and had recaptured some of the areas in those districts by shedding their blood only few months back, but now because of mismanagement, lack of coordination and weak leadership they left them to the hands of the enemies," Atal said.
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Noting a lack of coordination and inadequate systemic risk analysis in a report released on Wednesday, the IMF also recommended the formation of a financial stability sub-committee comprising the central bank and three financial regulatory agencies, and an increase in staff for the banking watchdog.
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Frustrated with the lack of coordination, Mattis has drafted a letter to national security adviser John Bolton to request that he hold more meetings between White House officials and department heads to "to smooth the bubble" on tricky issues, a senior administration official told Politico this week.
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" He added that Ms. Hill, who resigned in July before Mr. Trump's phone call with the president of Ukraine, told Mr. Sondland what she told lawmakers, that "the lack of coordination on Ukraine" was disastrous and that "the circumstances of the dismissal" of Ms. Yovanovitch were "shameful.
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But a lack of coordination among law enforcement agencies, opposition from police executives and unions, and an absence of federal guidance have meant that in many cases police departments do not know the background of prospective officers if they fail to disclose a troubled work history.
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Berlin's failure to abide by these agreements and its lack of coordination with France on the Saudi arms embargo have Paris convinced it needs a binding agreement before moving ahead on joint weapons programs with Germany valued at tens of billions of euros over the next decades.
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This lapse in testing, due to a delay in reliable testing kits and lack of coordination from an absent pandemic response team, which was dismantled by the Trump administration in 193, will prove to be a major cause of the pending outbreak in the United States.
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A lack of coordination among regulators, unregulated systemically-important institutions, a lack of mechanisms to swiftly manage the failures of systemically-important institutions, a complete lack of standards for liquidity, and very weak capital requirements stand out as major defects of the pre-Dodd-Frank regulatory system.
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Among other factors, the report's authors found that recent megaprojects like the first phase of the Second Avenue Subway on Manhattan's Upper East Side have suffered from overly burdensome environmental reviews, repeated political interference, out-of-date work rules, "excessive customization" and a lack of coordination, communication and accountability.
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"The level of chaos with which the administration has greeted the spread of coronavirus is unacceptable and frankly frightening," several dozen House Democrats wrote in a letter to Trump this week, citing "wildly conflicting answers to critical questions" that suggest a lack of coordination and communication among crucial federal agencies.
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And Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, who flew to New Jersey to meet with Mr. Trump after consulting with leaders in Asia over the past week, has complained privately about the lack of coordination between the White House and his department, which has often been blindsided by the president's statements.
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GEORGIA HOTEL HOUSEKEEPERS FIND SEA TURTLE HATCHLINGS IN TRASH CAN, POLICE SAY Swimming in circles, lack of coordination, head bobbing and muscle twitching are all symptoms a sea turtle has been exposed to the red tide Karenia brevis organism, which produces the brevetoxins, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
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"Experts agreed that these health impacts have been exacerbated by the government's lack of foresight in this situation, its improvised response, lack of coordination and education among the agencies, lack of education on the subject and insufficient personnel to attend to the citizen complaints [of noxious fumes]," the report reads, translated from Spanish.
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General Trainor and Mr. Gordon cited a lack of coordination among the branches of America's armed forces and criticized their "emphasis on a quick victory," arguing that it allowed much of Mr. Hussein's Republican Guard to escape and left him with loyal troops to bolster his regime and suppress his Shiite opponents.
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Among the reasons for Mr. Zarif's resignation was "this type of lack of coordination," Mr. Qassemi said, adding that the move was intended as "a positive effort to return the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the diplomatic system of the country to its main place," according to the Iranian Students' News Agency.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE and other Pentagon officials have sought to downplay any lack of coordination, blaming the news cycle for hyping an overblown story.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and GOP leaders on Tuesday defended President Trump's executive order restricting travel from seven Muslim-majority nations, even as they griped about the lack of coordination with the White House.
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But Brexit supporters described his comments as sour grapes and said he should be replaced by someone who was more positive about Britain's prospects outside the EU. With May's end of March deadline to trigger the formal EU divorce procedure approaching, her reticence over her strategy may be contributing to a lack of coordination among staff in government departments, say experts on the British bureaucracy.
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On the other hand, he could be playing "bad cop" to the more measured "good cop" statements of Rex Tillerson, secretary of state, and General Mattis, secretary of defence—with the aim of forcing China to take more decisive action against Kim Jong Un. Then again, perhaps the difference in rhetoric reflects a lack of coordination within the Trump administration, something that has been seen on many issues.
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America's head flight attendant criticized the Trump administration for what she claims is a lack of coordination between the government and labor unions to combat the spread of COVID-19 in the US.Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants, praised the work of airlines during an appearance on MSNBC's The Last Word but accused the White House of not taking the outbreak as seriously as previous administrations did.
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