So teams started looking at younger and less experienced drivers.
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It's a handy tool for less experienced photographers, in particular.
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His wife was far less experienced and untrained in emergency procedures.
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In smaller cities and towns, less-experienced authorities have opened fire.
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Staff turnover accelerated, leaving less-experienced employees to care for residents.
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The lieutenant outranked Chief Gallagher but was younger and less experienced.
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Maybe a less experienced writer wouldn't feel as empowered to say this.
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She knows that we work with skilled actors, and less experienced actors.
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The expert can then walk the less-experienced employee through the repair.
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And they are loath to let anyone less experienced take the controls.
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So how do you collaborate with younger, less experienced people on "S.N.L."?
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The less-experienced volunteers working with him struggled to cope at times.
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You're just going to see less experienced pilots put in emergency situations.
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How did the less experienced actors among the cast deal with the improvisation?
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Interestingly, the findings suggest that younger, less-experienced umpires tend to outperform vets.
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And injuries were more prevalent among younger (under age 40), less-experienced runners.
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Title I schools tend to be staffed by less-experienced, lower-paid teachers.
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But Francesco Lo Voi, a less experienced candidate, was named to the office.
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Younger and less experienced teachers can make far less than the state average.
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Newer or less experienced employees can fill interim roles and learn new skills.
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At the same time, be prepared to lend a hand to less-experienced writers.
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To my less experienced self I would say to think less and do more.
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She was left in the hands of less experienced residents with no precautions taken.
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I disagree; I think Warren will likely shine in this group of less experienced debaters.
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I'm an excellent hard-edged model-maker, but I'm much less experienced as a sculptor.
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She is far less experienced than Mr Jarchow and had a considerably smaller campaign chest.
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Unlike some of her less-experienced costars, Streep was a fan favorite in the film.
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Of course, several of the less-experienced, less-congruent justices were appointed for political purposes.
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The Huskies were younger and less experienced, heavily reliant on Moore for their offensive production.
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That means it's not just fewer staff senators can hire — it's also less experienced staff.
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It functioned like a fraternity, with a "mother" and "father" mentoring younger, less-experienced members.
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These also include video tutorials of various exercises to help less experienced athletes perfect their form.
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Veteran teachers, Ms. Taaffe said, began to see younger, less experienced people promoted instead of them.
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To less experienced eyes, the Lilliputian vehicle might have seemed an unlikely prospect for auction stardom.
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The blue line is less experienced with Cody Goloubef leading the way with 129 N.H.L. games.
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Esparza was too strong, too smart and simply too good for the far less experienced Namajunas.
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EQT disagreed with ISS's recommendations and said the Rice nominees were less qualified, less experienced and conflicted.
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A year, possibly with a marathon or two thrown in, is probably smart for less experienced runners.
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Mr Trump's cabinet is getting less experienced, less committed, more pliant, and Mr Mulvaney's rise reflects that.
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To less experienced and/or smaller corporate energy buyers, these markets present significant educational and economic challenges.
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Temba makes about 41 percent less per season than his Western, less-experienced counterparts ($5,000 vs. $50,000).
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But with him gone — and someone even less experienced taking over — the likelihood somehow drops even lower.
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Delegate has set up options to make the myriad suppliers, venues and more navigable for less-experienced customers.
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Cheaper radiology offices probably employ less experienced staff, use older equipment, cram in appointments, and cut other corners.
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General physicians, whom the majority of Americans consult for healthcare needs, were far less experienced with the drug.
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The judge signals his leaning early on by disbarring Zenger's lawyers and appointing a far less experienced defender.
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The less experienced wrestlers coming through are mostly stalling on the main roster or end up getting released.
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As less experienced members of the workforce, they are sadly too often the first to be let go.
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Calheiros is also known for close escapes from corruption scandals that could have sunk a less experienced politician.
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The risk is that 'holding forces' left behind are less experienced and less disciplined, according to some western observers.
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Risks have also grown now that large companies are transferring old facilities to smaller, less experienced firms, BOEM said.
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The team sees the gesture-based interface as part of what makes Halide usable – even for less experienced photographers.
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If machines can reliably identify less experienced, less credentialed candidates who are likely to excel, it could depress wages.
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Dr. Shavelson now routinely asks about such stents, something that a doctor less experienced in this process might miss.
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"We've seen insidious marketing of aircraft to accommodate less experienced and perhaps a lower grade of pilot," he said.
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But they might also represent younger dogs who are less experienced or even older dogs who are more easily injured.
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Finally, contrary to his being a decade Lamas' junior, Holloway is also only two fights less experienced than his foe.
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You could say the same thing about how the less experienced Barack Obama beat Hillary Clinton and then John McCain.
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Employers, according to those in the industry, have increasingly turned to less experienced workers to ensure the flow of sweets.
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But I was less experienced than I am today, and thought surely she would tip me if I stopped somewhere.
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All but one of the pilots said that means those who work with Amazon Air tend to be less experienced.
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Even if a model is of age, she is almost always much younger and less experienced than those who hire her.
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Luke Ellis, chief executive at hedge fund firm Man Group , said the new rules could also punish less-experienced retail investors.
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The feature is intended for people playing with less-experienced gamers, or for those who need custom key configurations to play.
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One of the biggest traps less experienced sales teams find themselves in is spending too much time with poorly qualified leads.
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" The problem: High school athletes are "more prone to injuries," NYT reports, due to physical immaturity and having "less experienced coaches.
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In Robo Recall, a less experienced player could frantically teleport around the map without ensuring they'll be facing a strategic direction.
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Among the 1,212 active ultrarunners in the study, injuries were also more prevalent among younger (under age 40), less-experienced runners.
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That willingness to renew and reinvent – often by empowering the less experienced among us – has been the foundation of our success.
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Although Tsonga and Gasquet won points in the final, it took a younger, less experienced Frenchman to finish off the quest.
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Indeed, a huge share of Clinton's voters are African Americans who backed the less experienced candidate in the last Democratic primary.
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Those less experienced in the kitchen are turning to other sources, such as online cooking classes, YouTube and meal-kit services.
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That willingness to renew and reinvent — often by empowering the less experienced among us — has been the foundation of our success.
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Gantz is not a suspect in the case, but Netanyahu seized on it to try to undermine his less experienced opponent.
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Sanders, on the other hand, while seemingly less experienced, has continued to push the same revolutionary message for over 30 years.
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He took a younger and less experienced photographer, Alkis Konstantinidis, under his wing at that time and the two became close.
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Consumers there are less experienced with smartphones than their fancier cousins in Beijing and Shanghai, and are wary of buying them online.
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But if its troubles continue, he will have to do something he is less experienced at — be a director and corporate leader.
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New Zealand is also less experienced in dealing with cultural needs of Muslims, who make up only about 1% of the population.
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One night in mid-May, when the residence was staffed with less-experienced employees, she ran away with another resident, Morgan Eppinger.
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Their status as hardened fighter jocks is what lends their stories credibility and unnerves the softer and less experienced rest of us.
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"They tended to be smaller, less experienced, and less organized than clients that came to me via LinkedIn or referral," she said.
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Second, download any responsibilities that can be prudently handled by a nurse, a technician, a staff person or a less experienced doctor.
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It was ultimately directed by Rob Reiner, who was far less experienced as a director than Mr. Goldman was as a screenwriter.
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Imagine a revolving door of new, often less-experienced service providers—as well as gaps where no one is available at all.
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But it is not obvious why Buttigieg should be considered less experienced at being an executive than many of his major rivals.
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"Employers will also be giving more chances to workers with fewer opportunities — younger, less experienced, less educated, and minority candidates," he said.
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He has faced criticism after the pay-TV operator replaced most of its top managers with managers less experienced in the sector.
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The bishops' conference is in the process of setting up a national service to help less experienced bishops handle accusations of abuse.
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And that now both Dave and Jay know what it's like to be replaced by a less experienced, younger man ... It's not fun.
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The jail is also seriously understaffed, pay is low, and there's been a high turnover rate, so staffers tend to be less experienced.
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"I'm hearing without a doubt that employers are taking more risks and are forced to hire less experienced people for jobs," he said.
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Over dinner one night, Lerner lectured on baseball strategy and training in ways that the younger, less experienced Michael had never heard before.
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But it's also a professional development opportunity, as teams of less experienced volunteers are matched with experts like Mijares to conduct an inspection.
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Millions of children play in sports leagues that often have less experienced coaches and far less medical supervision than collegiate and professional leagues.
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But there is broader pressure on the F.A.A. to reconsider whether it needs to modify its standards to account for less-experienced pilots.
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But it also presents a list of suggested H.S.A. investment options, as well as online tools, to help less experienced investors, she said.
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Consistent with his self-selection hypothesis, female analysts tend to cover larger stocks with high institutional ownership even when they are less experienced.
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His stories riveted less experienced investors such as Brandyn Cottingham, who sees the flood as an opportunity to ramp up his real estate holdings.
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"As compared to EQT's purpose-built Board, the Toby Rice Group nominees are significantly less qualified, less experienced and highly conflicted," the company said.
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They also launched a Sexual Wellness Center earlier this year to teach their less experienced users about the basics of intimacy and healthy relationships.
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Though they refuse to make excuses, the lack of snipers like Getzlaf and Patrick Eaves have pressed into service younger and less experienced players.
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Less experienced U.S. wind power companies, meanwhile, have struggled to compete in their own backyard, according to lease data and interviews with industry executives.
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What might be even more shocking, though, is that compared to their less experienced counterparts, experienced leaders are more likely to overestimate their abilities.
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These are solutions that would give young and less-experienced workers a shot at future success, without destroying job opportunities for millions of others.
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Former female Snap employees told the Journal they felt that they were overlooked for promotions to leadership roles while less-experienced male colleagues advanced.
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It also said it will recruit thousands of less experienced developers to work on building applications that use machine learning and deep learning technologies.
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Fatima Deryan, an experienced Lebanese mountaineer, was making her way to the summit recently when less experienced climbers started collapsing in front of her.
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After 16 years as an aide for Cooperative Home Care Associates, she was promoted to senior aide, assisting less-experienced aides in the field.
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But within months, the Americans could see they needed to take the lead from their less experienced Emirati colleagues, said three former DREAD operatives.
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The drawback, he conceded, is that some players — especially less experienced gamers — struggle with the controls because they're used to cameras that correct themselves.
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Even then, many mid-level and senior positions would be staffed by inexperienced or less experienced officers, putting American diplomacy at a major disadvantage.
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Activists worry that once China's biggest players start orca performances, it will spawn a copycat effect at smaller, less experienced parks around the country.
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Elsewhere the picture has been more mixed, though, with female directors appointed after quotas likely to be younger, less experienced and, in some countries, foreign.
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In the future, Vetter also wants to make it easier for less experienced users to use self-service tools to launch AI and analytics services.
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You're seeing much younger and much less experienced and much less well-trained individuals showing up as entrepreneurs and getting funded by top-tier firms.
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On that day of infamy in 1941, Mr Elliott took the radar blip far more seriously than his fellow operator did, despite being less experienced.
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Small and less experienced customers in particular may not be getting enough detail to make an informed decision on which TR to use, ESMA said.
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Although Christian Grey would probably find a way to use a stapler in the bedroom, Dornan admits that he's much less experienced than his character.
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However, the nuclear program today is much larger and more sophisticated and the current North Korean leader, less experienced and less predictable than his father.
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Instead of drawing less experienced students into his own style of inverted guard play, he let people try to beat him with their own game.
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Many small, less experienced insurers, such as co-ops, had to pay into the program, a loss of funds that was very damaging to some.
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"You know, in the beginning you come in, you're younger and you're less experienced and you're like, 'I want to fight everything,'" Mr. Christie said.
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This doesn't make them any less qualified, just potentially less experienced in dealing with situations involving emergencies, weather, or challenging terrain than a veteran airline pilot.
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"Zinke is far less experienced in terms of how Washington works, how Interior works," said Whit Fosburgh, president and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership.
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The sedan also uses four technologies, including Launch Control and Line Lock, to make it easier for even less-experienced drivers to achieve fast take-offs.
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"When we were early in our careers at Insomniac, we were much smaller, and we were an even more nimble, but less experienced, team," he says.
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But with the Karolyis on their way out, America's 2020 Olympic delegation will have to defend its title with far less experienced stewardship at the helm.
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So when employers hesitate to hire a less-experienced female director, it feels rooted in an aversion to risk when it's actually a surrender to bias.
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In general, working to incorporate less experienced people into teams is something we&aposve also heard about from Bank of America&aposs Merrill Lynch Wealth Management.
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In fact, entry-level or less-experienced workers sometimes get to wear multiple hats and learn new skills when they take over from laid off employees.
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If the workers who do show up to warehouses are more stressed and given bigger routes and are possibly less experienced, incorrect deliveries will be made.
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For those who love Antoni Porowski's delicious-looking eats and attempts to share his talents with less-experienced home chefs, Nailed It is a tasty treat.
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And when their less-experienced cohorts start wheezing or looking bent and broken (some people even barf), the front-row riders are usually still at ease.
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Pilots in the rapidly expanding aviation markets of East Asia and in developing countries tend to be much less experienced than their counterparts in the West.
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Destiny 2 will now feature a system called Guided Games, which will let less experienced players opt to play with more skilled members of an official clan.
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The adaptive coaching that's included is more advanced than prior coaching options, and makes it easier for anyone, especially less experienced runners to develop a training plan.
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The big, soft-bellied Zambian was older and less experienced on the fight stage but decked bullyboy Hide with a series of almighty slappers during Round 1.
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After entering the crowded trading arena six years ago, Robinhood quickly positioned itself in fintech with a revolutionary no-fee model catered to younger, less-experienced traders.
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Emily has kicked students out of her class a few times when a bigger or more experienced fighter beat up on a smaller or less-experienced student.
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Veteran workers can bring deep knowledge to the table, as well as well-honed interpersonal skills, better judgment than the less experienced and a more balanced perspective.
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And while cutting out creative shapes and designs seems like the perfect job for less experienced hands, using traditional metal cookie cutters can be a bit dangerous.
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It's hard to keep up your morale and have that team-player attitude when you know your employer is valuing your less-experienced teammates more than you.
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So it's possible that, as the New York Times noted, less experienced workers and general shorthandedness will mean longer waits for repairs or on customer support calls.
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But despite the station's friendly public image, some employees are alleging that management is systematically pushing out older female journalists in favor of younger, less experienced ones.
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My priority now is to get top surgery as soon as possible, even if it means choosing a less-experienced surgeon in favor of getting surgery sooner.
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The problem for Walker is that some teachers left the profession due to falling salaries, leading to a less experienced workforce and an under performing student body.
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"Paulo, a beloved figure of the rally, was immensely respected by both veterans and less experienced competitors who admired and were inspired by him," the group said.
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While some hands-on sales support is usually required to land a contract over $5,000, this job can be done by less-experienced and lower-cost sales reps.
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Glitch projects work live on the site, allowing less experienced developers to run apps and sites without worrying about more complex stuff like server hosting or version control.
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In its report, the Journal adds that women believe leadership roles were given to less experienced male employees, and say they didn't receive annual performance reviews for years.
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Female TV and film veterans are still routinely told they aren't experienced enough to direct a TV pilot, while their less-experienced male peers are promoted and encouraged.
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Popovich has said games such as this are an opportunity for less experienced players to make their case to be a bigger part of things in the postseason.
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It was a straightforward slip-and-fall lawsuit pitting him against a less experienced attorney, and Alvarez was riding high off a series of "multi-million dollar" verdicts.
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He added that a so-called washing out of the less experienced market players will bring to light those who have survived different parts of the economic cycle.
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One year later, UConn was less experienced yet still a juggernaut: 36-0 in the regular season and riding a 111-game winning streak that dated from 2014.
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It can be somewhat awkward for less experienced founders to propose a rich valuation for their company, but it's a critical step toward assessing the seriousness of the discussion.
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The decision helps open the path to the nomination for younger, less experienced Democrats, and frees up a deep pool of political talent that had been committed to Patrick.
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You end up fighting all kinds of fighters, younger less experienced guys who are strong and fit, older unfit guys with hundreds of fights, knee fighters, southpaws, punchers, etc.
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The town also draws less experienced athletes aspiring for glory in the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in August, and disabled sportsmen and women aiming to compete in the Paralympics.
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Many students are pushed out of one school only to be forced to attend another school that is further away, with less experienced teachers, similar resource inequities and instability.
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But less-experienced individual investors are easily swayed by rumors and operate with a poor understanding of market fundamentals, making them easy prey for more systematic and sophisticated traders.
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They haven't closed beds, but have hired less experienced nurses, raised salaries and turned away at least one patient who would have been in its long term care program.
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Mr. Trump's national security adviser, John R. Bolton, eliminated the position of cybersecurity coordinator at the White House last year, leaving less experienced aides to deal with the issue.
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Her suit contends that she was passed over for several promotions, with jobs going to less experienced men who joined Point72 after she began working there in July 2016.
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The reason behind that may have been that the Taliban often commissions less-experienced commanders in northern provinces, who receive less cash and reinforcement than commanders in other areas.
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Established governors, senators, other elected officials and their staff frequently whine about the media attention being paid to less experienced politicians like Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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You have to be willing to have things not work, but it's a fallacy to think it doesn't work generally, which you sometimes see at companies with less experienced employees.
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Scott is expecting to see strong competition from New Zealand, French, Croatian, Dutch and Slovenian rivals with Britain having a less experienced team than the one that competed in 2012.
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In Baltimore and most jurisdictions around the country, defense attorneys like myself often see less experienced prosecutors handling drug cases without understanding a drug case's relative importance to victim crimes.
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I have been passed over for open positions twice now, and each time the person chosen was younger than myself and newer and less experienced with the work over all.
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But high school athletes are also more prone to injuries, experts said, because they are not as skilled, they have less experienced coaches and they may not be physically mature.
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Mr. Lauber said the sound of the ice pressing against the hull — a scraping noise that can reverberate throughout the ship — could bother some less-experienced members of the expedition.
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It's unclear whether letting younger, less experienced scouts write check is good for their funds or their own track records, and whether these scouts are shirking responsibilities from their own companies.
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Yet she owes her place on the ticket to him, has some powerful enemies on the party's right (she was for the expulsion of Mr Höcke) and is much less experienced.
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It might have seemed a curious move given that Watson was recently removed as Pittsburgh's closer, but manager Clint Hurdle didn't want to throw a less experienced reliever into that spot.
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Minimum wage jobs – such as scooping ice cream, tending a cash register, or flipping burgers – give young and less-experienced workers the experience and habits that can lead to better jobs.
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That explains why Clarke, one of Westwood's closest friends, made him a captain's pick at the expense of younger, less experienced golfers like Russell Knox, who were in stronger recent form.
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I think Novak will still be there, but there will come a time when there will be more opportunities, and there will be younger guys, less-experienced guys, in those positions.
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Andy Saperstein, the head of its wealth unit, said at an industry conference last week that the firm is turning to less experienced staffers to train up financial advisers on WealthDesk.
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In another step that required the naturally shy Shiffrin to adapt to a more prominent role, she has tried to mentor younger or less experienced racers on the American women's team.
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But for a frame of reference, Rumsey, who is based in New York City, charges $479 a month; two of the less-experienced nutritionists on her staff charge $399 a month.
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Henderson supervised about 50 less-experienced lawyers, though in two death-penalty cases in the 224s, courts found that Henderson did not give the defense all the evidence he should have.
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GAO also found that judges with 7 years of experience were 28 percent less likely to grant asylum than less experienced judges, which could be a factor in explaining the disparities.
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The mall's management company, Kemerovskiy Konditerskiy Kombinat, or KKK, replaced long-serving workers with less experienced ones and reduced staff, according to interviews with two people who had worked for the company.
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Coming into the first fight with Alvarez as something of an unknown with just an 8-0 record, the much less experienced and less polished Chandler put a fierce pace on Alvarez.
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What followed was a remarkable televised exchange between a veteran congressional leader and a president who is far less experienced but rarely challenged to his face in public, especially by a woman.
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In The Week, Noah Millman argues that the mayor's inexperience may be one of his greatest assets: Since the end of the Cold War, the less-experienced candidate has won every time.
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Too often our nation relegates these students to schools that are racially isolated with less qualified and less experienced teachers, less access to Advanced Placement and other rigorous courses, and substandard facilities.
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Cappy will also be able to collect items, which could be useful for far away coins and collectables, and is also impervious to damage, making it easy for less experienced players to play.
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The head of global macro and asset allocation at U.S. private equity firm KKR has issued a note to investors warning that the current volatility in global markets could destroy less experienced investors.
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He could fall into the same trap that Obama did when he observed in early 2014 that ISIS was a "JV team" -- meaning junior varsity team, made up of younger, less-experienced players.
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Like the film before it, this version of WWDITS consists primarily of jokes and situational awkwardness, all of which could very easily fall flat in the hands of less experienced writers and performers.
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But less experienced industries have started experimenting with the format too: In February, over 2 million users watched real estate live streams hosted by over 5,000 estate agents on Taboa Live, for instance.
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To be sure, most experts say this overrepresentation of whites begins much earlier, insisting that predominantly black and Latino elementary schools often have less experienced teachers, fewer advanced courses, and lower quality facilities.
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This past week, I chatted with David Lau-Kee, general partner at London Venture Partners, about opportunities in the game development industry for less-experienced game creators to build titles that find an audience.
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"Our analysis shows that job losses would be concentrated among younger, less experienced workers," said Dr. David Macpherson, a professor of economics at Trinity University in San Antonio, who contributed to the EPI's study.
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Would this person probably do a fabulous job playing the drums in the worship band, if only you, a less talented, less experienced drummer, who still has seniority in the community would step aside?
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Ms. Klobuchar has expressed displeasure that less-experienced male candidates like Mr. Buttigieg have received gobs of media attention, and now the debate will give her a chance to take him down a peg.
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And he suggested that the Chinese president had egged on the younger and less experienced Mr. Kim in taking a harder line, possibly to strengthen China's hand in trade talks with the United States.
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Two men, a crusty old veteran (Dafoe) and someone younger and less experienced (Pattinson), travel to a rocky island (presumably somewhere off a New England coast) to tend to its lighthouse for a month.
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On Tuesday night, the Bronx Science Wolverines steamrolled the less experienced Seward Park Bears, whose wrestling program, which has a squad of 13 boys and 11 girls, is in its first year of official competition.
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It's not hard to imagine less experienced iPhone users accidentally swiping up on the home screen of iOS 9 only to get smacked in the face by buttons of all different shapes and perplexing sliders.
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He said there were fewer surfers in the ocean on Friday than on Thursday, but he was especially concerned about the safety of tourists, who tend to be less experienced surfers and can endanger themselves.
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But I've been thinking a lot about her work as the Democratic primary has played out, and as a crop of exciting female candidates have struggled in comparison to less experienced, less specific male candidates.
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It was a mark seven games better than their 2016 record and it was achieved by a younger, more athletic and decidedly less experienced roster than the one in place for much of last season.
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"As a brown woman, I feel like I'm constantly having to reassert my voice with clients — I'm constantly fighting to have labels honor my rates as they would with less experienced white men," she explains.
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Zoes saw a stretch of same-store sales declines throughout 2017, which followed a period of rapid expansion that resulted in high employee turnover at its restaurants and managers who had less experienced than needed.
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The basic zero-fee trading appeals to younger, less wealthy, less experienced traders who make small investments where the $25-plus commission fees charged by competitors like Scottrade and E*Trade could eradicate their potential gains.
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The case against IBM comes after a ProPublica investigation alleged that 6693,000 U.S.-based IBM employees ages 40 and over had been laid off as the company restocked with younger, less-experienced and lower-paid workers.
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Where less experienced filmmakers might get bogged down in The Last Knight's kitchen-sink approach, Bay's style shines all the way through, for better or for worse – up to and including a generous helping of Bayhem.
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For a game as rooted in the past as Thimbleweed Park is, it does a lot to help give newer and less-experienced adventure game players plenty of chances to succeed without consulting a strategy guide.
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Remarkably, Johnson trails all three of his less-experienced Hendrick Motorsports teammates in the standings, with Chase Elliott and Alex Bowman already playoff bound, thanks to race victories, and William Byron comfortably in the 1503th spot.
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According to an email obtained by Cheddar from Snap's Head of Engineering Jerry Hunter, the layoffs are part of a larger effort by the engineering team to replace less experienced talent with higher-performing technical experts.
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Mr. Trump and his family came to view the veteran operative as a valuable resource on a wide range of subjects on a campaign that had been run to that point by younger, less experienced operatives.
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Sharks typically like to hunt in deeper water, according to Mr. Naylor, who questioned whether the larger population of sharks has forced smaller, less experienced sharks away from prime hunting grounds and closer to the beach.
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Once auditions began, See's casting team coached and provided feedback to less-experienced actors who are blind and low vision to help them land a role on the series or on another program in the future.
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During the course of the last two trying weeks, as less-experienced advisers floundered — and others skipped town — Mr. Pence emerged as an effective, if not ultimately successful, wingman for a president short on competent help.
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"Experienced sailors routinely provide on-the-job training for less experienced sailors, so the time doing this must come out of sleep, personal time, or other allotted work time," according to the May 85033 GAO report.
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Too often, when less experienced showrunners step in on other shows, they get into a place where they need to delay production just to stay ahead of the massive rolling catastrophe that is any television series.
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And it's tough to be too hard on less-experienced operators when you recognize the simple fact that tourists are bringing millions of dollars into an impoverished nation, and everyday people are simply responding to that demand.
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Do you think the rush towards being first to find something, first to say something, manifests itself in a culture in which less experienced producers or DJs or even writers are being pushed too hard, too young?
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Kurdish de-miners -- less experienced than the MAG team and woefully under-equipped -- told us a couple weeks back of how ISIS had rigged explosives to light switches and even refrigerator doors for unsuspecting homeowners to trigger.
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Other reasons for the spike in murders include a rise in opium production to feed growing American demand and the election last year of 12 new state governors, who brought in new and less experienced police chiefs.
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With that influx of new (and lapsed former) players brings a challenge: Trying to satisfy the people who grew up with this 20-year-old series while still aiming it at youngsters and less-experienced Pokémon trainers.
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MaNa clawed back a single win for humanity in a live demonstration against a less experienced agent trained to use the camera in a way closer to how human players do, but it felt like a footnote.
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For instance, a new study from the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver, Canada found that less-experienced investors are failing to diversify their stocks, which means they could be putting themselves at serious financial risk.
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So in 218, when a new program director began disparaging them and other veteran E.S.L. staffers while promoting younger and less experienced people, they wondered — despite their consistently first-rate performance reviews — if they'd screwed up somehow.
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Take Maryanne, a 40-year-old mother of two and nonprofit media company employee who negotiated for a $22,000 raise once she became aware she was paid less than her less-experienced male counterparts for equal work.
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If the accountant is part of a firm, the person you meet with might not be the one who prepares your return — they may hand it off to a less-experienced associate and merely review their work.
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Bubbles (Joan Collins) looks on as Queenie (Gabourey Sidibe) and Zoe (Taissa Farmiga) are teaching the less experienced witches at the academy how to do this spell, completely clueless to the fact that it's about to be broken.
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According to a study cited in Pasquali's report, when babies had the Norwood at an experienced center, the death rate was 16.9%, but when babies had the operation at a less experienced center, the death rate was 36.5%.
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Phil Crampton, the owner of Altitude Junkies in Woodstock, N.Y., who is leading an expedition this year, said in an email that local agencies paid lower wages to their climbing Sherpas and that their guides were less experienced.
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"They are less experienced in dealing with these frauds and are behind in terms of monitoring, detection and response," said Stephen McCombie, an Asia-Pacific cybercrime specialist at RSA, the security division of data storage firm EMC EMC.
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For Diana, a lone wolf who already wins awards at galas, the show is about stumbling into vulnerability and beginning to trust other women, even those less experienced than her, to come up with some of the answers.
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Tillerson has become frustrated with receiving instruction on how to run the department from younger, less experienced officials and Trump aides, and frequently reminds people of the autonomy President Trump gave him to run the department, Politico reported.
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Younger, less experienced physicians are also less likely to order unnecessary tests in both men and women, to face disciplinary action from state medical boards or be cited for improper prescription of opioid painkillers and other controlled substances.
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"So, what you might see is less experienced, less well-trained militias who are angry, feeling they can take it upon themselves to make these decisions to use violence and that could be dangerous for Iraq," he concluded.
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But so too are the acts of shutting down popular facilities for security purposes, and bringing in less-experienced security personnel who needlessly escalate violence with students, and transforming the campus into a microcosm of a police state.
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And when their less-experienced cohorts start wheezing or looking bent and broken (some people even barf), the front-row riders are usually still at ease, as if they're daydreaming or receiving some kind of deep-tissue massage.
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Those two "less experienced" electric scooter companies Lime's referring to are Skip, which currently operates via an official permit in Washington, D.C., and Scoot, which has successfully and legally operated shared electric mopeds in the city for several years.
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As new coaches came in, they would automatically assume I wasn't as fit or as good as the boys and put me in a less experienced team or make me "join the girls," regardless of their ability or age.
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It's a truth of the airline industry that the less experienced pilot often accepts employment with a lower-paying operation as a pseudo-internship to log flight hours and climb the stairs up to a job with the major airlines.
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And eventually, it could cost Nepal, too, if experienced climbers decide Everest isn't worth the crowds and the risk they create, and less experienced climbers become (rightly) nervous about the quality of the operators they are trusting with their lives.
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Most people, especially those who are less experienced climbers, can only spend a few minutes at the summit without extra oxygen supplies, according to CNN, and the bottlenecking is making it harder for people to make it down in time.
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The cost and availability of credit provide fuel for a bubble to inflate, inviting even less experienced, or less credit-worthy players into the game, all of whom believe they will sell their recently purchased assets at ever-increasing prices.
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The first time was when current world champion Magnus Carlsen decisively secured a win over challenger Fabiano Caruana, but only after three weeks of draws and a tiebreaker played out in "rapid chess," a format that Caruana was less experienced in.
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The former Bayern Munich and Hamburg SV forward, who has scored 42 goals for Flamengo since moving to Brazil in 2015, gives the Peru attack a much-needed physical presence and has a galvanizing effect on their less experienced players.
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Not only does a major patch encourage the exploration of different playstyles in way that level the playing field for less experienced regional teams, but the arrival of those teams and players also forces experienced international competitors to diversify their strategies.
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Likewise the child in the White House: He may throw a temper tantrum and frighten some less experienced minders, but there's plenty to distract him on the gravy train and he'll be demanding something else before we can spell shutdown.
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Earlier in 1945, in another particularly searing episode, a less experienced pilot was lost on a mission to Japan while flying Mr. Yellin's Mustang, which he had named Dorrie R for his girlfriend, whom he had met while training in California.
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There was Diane Acampora, in Lancaster, Pa., who said that after five years at Kay and six years of experience at another store she made $2 to $4 less per hour than her more-recently-hired, less-experienced male colleagues.
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"My worry is that dismissing the top executives leaves the company leaderless or with less experienced leadership and simply adds to the turmoil," said John Tumazos of John Tumazos Very Independent Research, which focuses on mining, metals and forest products.
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In the show, Ms. Reese, by then in her 60s, was cast as Tess, a stern but loving supervisor of angels who guided a softhearted and less experienced angel, Monica (Roma Downey), in helping humans at crossroads in their lives.
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Since entering the race at the last minute, former attorney general Jeff Sessions, who previously held the seat for 99 years, has moved ahead of less-experienced candidates, ranging from former Auburn football coach Tommy Tuberville to 2017 nominee Roy Moore.
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But there's also a demand for those that will say yes to just about any climber willing to pay, and so of course -- as reported by BBC, Outside and others -- less skilled and less experienced operators have stepped in to fill that void.
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"Lime believes that after selecting two other less experienced electric scooter companies and comparatively weaker applications in a process that was riddled with bias, the SFMTA should revisit the decision and employ a fair selection process," the company wrote in a press release.
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With his official spokeswoman also not able to be with him due to a personal commitment, Cameron was accompanied by less experienced press aides so the timing of the summit was less than ideal for both the prime minister and the journalists.
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Expert drone technicians do it all the time, However, the new class of less-experienced drone fliers likely coming on board with the new DJI Spark, will probably appreciate the drone knowing better than they do where it can and can't fly.
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"Visitors are less-experienced with Colorado cannabis products, which is more potent than what many have previously used," said Dr. Andrew Monte, the senior author of the study and an assistant professor of emergency medicine at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
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Clinton, who told PBS that she was "afflicted with the responsibility gene," avoided taking a chance with a less experienced vice-presidential candidate and declined to push the historic nature of her candidacy by adding another woman or a minority to the ticket.
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According to data retrieved by the Post under a Freedom of Information Act request, the EPA has lost as many as 260 scientists, 106 engineers and 185 "environmental protection specialists," numbers which include both longtime veterans of the department and less experienced employees.
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Because they have so much more money than traditional venture firms and are less experienced as tech investors, sovereign wealth funds are often called upon to co-invest or lead a risky funding round, say people who invest alongside these foreign funds.
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Five anchorwomen at NY1, one of the country's most prominent local news channels, sued the network on Wednesday over age and gender discrimination, alleging a systematic effort by managers to force them off the air in favor of younger, less experienced hosts.
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First, investing in less-experienced talent that has the foundational coding skills, an appetite to learn and the demonstrated proof that they can quickly pick up new languages and frameworks in order to groom them for the next level has proven cost benefits.
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For tourists and less experienced surfers, the waves can be deadly, and state beaches were closed across Hawaii on Friday as the hurricane lashed the islands with high winds, torrential rains and heavy seas, even as the storm steadily weakened during the day.
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Other studies find smaller or even negative effects (because adding teachers means bringing in less experienced or less effective ones), but even accepting the positive findings, it costs much more than $700 per classroom to achieve class size reductions of that scale.
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Producer Andy Cohen originally didn't want Frankel to be on Real Housewives because of her reality television experience on Apprentice, which made him wonder whether she could be authentic in the same way that other castmates less experienced with reality television conventions might be.
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O'Rourke is among the less experienced candidates int the field when we asked respondents to rank the candidates based on how prepared they are for the rigors of the presidency given what they knew about their history of public service and experience with government.
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Delaney was among the less experienced candidates int the field when we asked respondents to rank the candidates based on how prepared they are for the rigors of the presidency given what they knew about their history of public service and experience with government.
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Dr. Raymond Monsell and Dr. Larry Lovelace, the chairman and the executive director of the Association of Ringside Physicians, said in a letter to A.I.B.A. that injuries would spike because "more mature, stronger and more experienced" professionals would overpower "less-skilled and less-experienced" amateurs.
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Gabbard was among the less experienced candidates int the field when we asked respondents to rank the candidates based on how prepared they are for the rigors of the presidency given what they knew about their history of public service and experience with government.
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Over the better part of the past decade, I have watched countless excellent educators, frustrated with a general lack of respect shown teachers across this country, leave the state of Oklahoma or the teaching profession altogether, only to be replaced by less-experienced, untrained instructors.
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As Yoni Appelbaum argues in The Atlantic, Trump succeeded by capitalizing on the fact that American political participation and voluntary association has continued to decline since the 19th century, leaving people less experienced with democratic institutions and open to the disdain he loves to sell.
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Buying four tires — and ideally wheels to mount them on — is not cheap, usually about $1,000, and swapping them out twice a year is a hassle, but the safety and peace-of-mind benefits are considerable, especially if you have less-experienced teenagers driving.
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In her view, the original product was developed "to remove all friction from sharing" without prompts to "contextualize or comment" on forwarded content, a dangerous precedent that — when put in an environment where people are less educated, less experienced about the web — can have dire consequences.
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From teaching the less experienced how to improve to helping pull the ropes a little tighter, to making sure your safety equipment is set, to the cheering and screaming you as you compete — bottom line, no matter who wins the buckle and money, we are a family.
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Pattinson's character is the younger, less experienced seaman of the two, and his partner enjoys hazing him; he's also haunted by dreams (or are they?) of a screaming mermaid and his own curiosity about what's actually going on at the top of the lighthouse at night.
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Chapman said the firm is focusing on AI and facial/voice recognition which she believes will enable her company to go beyond tier-one cities in India and reach those who are less comfortable with English and are less experienced in using the internet and digital services.
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While there is no way to know exactly why soccer appears to be getting more dangerous, parents and coaches share anecdotal reports of children being encouraged to play more aggressively and less-experienced referees who are hesitant to call fouls and eject players from the game.
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Although she is one of the less experienced names to grace Trump's list, Eid is no stranger to Washington, DC. She was the speechwriter for former US Secretary of Education, William Bennett in the Reagan Administration, and she also clerked for Thomas on the Supreme Court.
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Its lopsided victory over a team so obviously less experienced and less capable than itself had sparked a vociferous debate about whether it had perhaps come on too strong, or rubbed it in too vehemently, with its celebrations after each of its 13 goals against the Thais.
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The response was to cast a wide net to attract Palm Beach outsiders willing to pay to attend events at the president's club, according to one person directly involved in planning one, and less experienced — and often pro-Trump — event planners moved in to make things happen.
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In 1984, Prost was the younger, less experienced driver, representing the future of the sport, while Lauda was the older competitor who had already won two titles, then taken a break from racing, returning to edge Prost by just a half-point to win his third title.
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They took chances, however, on some less experienced hires, like Susan Silver, who was just starting her writing career after working in casting on the sketch comedy show Laugh-In, and Pat Nardo, who started as a secretary but kept interjecting jokes as she typed up scripts.
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Abel's still a raw talent -- he competed in a division for less experienced boxers between 21 and 35 who weigh 178 pounds or less -- but there's potential ... and further proof that if the Osundairo brothers really wanted to hurt Jussie in the "attack" ... it would've been vicious.
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The autonomous features on a DJI model are there to help the less experienced pilot improve their skills and not hurt anyone in the process, while the device's camera is capable of the kinds of photos and videos a dedicated hobbyist or professional shooter would rightfully want to capture.
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With the help of a mild-mannered Bolshevik named Lev Kamenev, Stalin quickly wrested control of the Party mouthpiece, Pravda , from the younger, less experienced Vyacheslav Molotov, and proceeded to advance a moderate agenda: to remain in the war and even to seek rapprochement with the other socialist parties.
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What my colleagues have highlighted is that a lot of people who are at the end of their careers are retiring, and at the same time we're pulling in a lot of younger and less experienced workers who are being paid less because they're new to the work force.
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Mr. Biden was heavily involved in shaping American policy on Central America as vice president, and the plan released Wednesday comes as his campaign has intensified its efforts to highlight his foreign policy credentials, drawing an implicit contrast with his less-experienced Democratic rivals and an explicit one with Mr. Trump.
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These apps have particular appeal to the often younger, less experienced investors who are uncomfortable using traditional tools However, Stash isn't just targeting the millennial crowd – though its average user is aged 25 – it's also broadly going after anyone who felt like they couldn't participate in investing because they didn't make enough money.
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There is some jovial chatting amongst the off-duty refs and much of the atmosphere feels like a reunion of old friends, but there is also a stern focus on the live-matches happening on the mat, and those less experienced are taking note from those ahead of them on the path.
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This pattern of older, veteran women in the group grooming younger, less experienced women can also be seen in DOS — aka "Dominus Obsequious Sororium," which translates from Latin to "lord over the obedient female companions" or "master over slave women" — the alleged "women's empowerment group" that made many question whether NXIVM is a sex cult.
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Near the end of his years in office, however, Mr. Stern was accused in a federal class-action lawsuit of having discriminated against black and Hispanic employees in awarding jobs and setting salaries, while rewarding a handpicked coterie of less experienced white workers with plum assignments and relegating anyone who complained to lesser roles.
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I'm pretty sure 'Training Day' is described as 'Good Cop / Bad Cop: the series' CBS' Training Day will take place 15 years after the film (which came out 15 years ago) and return to its focus on LAPD agents, pairing a highly experienced "morally ambiguous" cop with a less experienced "idealistic" cop, according to The Wrap.
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And once the Great Recession hit at the tail end of 2007, teen labor force participation plummeted for a variety of reasons – employers were hiring less, those who would have been interested in a job decided to focus on academics, some laid-off workers took temporary roles that would have traditionally been filled by younger and less experienced employees.
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DALLAS — Senator Ted Cruz sought to revive his struggling bid for re-election on Friday night, using the first debate with his opponent, Representative Beto O'Rourke, as a referendum on Texas values on issues like the criminal justice system and immigration as he tried to gain the upper hand in a familiar setting against a less-experienced opponent.
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This is largely because schools in low-income areas may be given the same number of positions as schools in higher income areas, but they regularly get less experienced and lower paid teachers and staff — leading to lower spending at more disadvantaged schools since districts under the traditional staffing model don't differentiate between teacher salary levels.
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Suffice it to say that Hustlers gives Lopez the best role she's had in years as a veteran dancer who takes her less experienced colleague under her wing, eventually enlisting her in a scheme to drug hapless finance guys and then run up their tabs at clubs that give the dancers a cut of the proceeds.
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They scout top international players—like Parker, from France, and Manu Ginóbili, from Argentina—and sign N.B.A. veterans like Pau Gasol, from Spain, who is thirty-seven but can anchor a defense and move in a way that creates space on the floor; they also, as in the case of Leonard, hone the raw athletic talent of less experienced players.
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Splatoon lacked voice chat to combat "online negativity," but having the option to better communicate with teammates would have provided it with an additional level of appeal; even The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes, a game built specifically for online, co-op play, only allowed players to communicate with emojis because its developers were afraid better players would boss other, less-experienced partners around.
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It's also possible that the calculations underestimated the potential cost savings because the researchers focused on cancer recurrence but didn't look at other expensive outlays related to managing complications such as impotence and incontinence that can be more common with less experienced surgeons, Dr. Quoc-Dien Trinh, a urologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Photo: Dean Mouhtaropoulos (Getty Images)This weekend, a prominent Italian physicist, Alessandro Strumia, lectured fledging women scientists at CERN about the dangers of gender equality and "cultural Marxism" within science, argued that women can't be as good at physics as men, and complained that the actual victims of gender discrimination are male scientists, including himself, who are passed over for jobs that instead go to less-experienced women.
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Some analysts, including Ms. Cafarella, have assessed that the Russian-backed attackers gave the Kurdish fighters safe transit to Afrin across government-controlled territory and exploited their departure to strike the less experienced Arab partners in the S.D.F. Agid Ahmed, commander of the Northern Sun battalion of the Manbij council, said he and his fighters were ordered to return from the front lines in Deir al-Zour on Feb. 6.
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