And I think, continue to make poor decisions on policy.
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Aid helps make poor countries richer and therefore more stable.
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But males and females paired together make poor feathered companions.
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"Sometimes employees make poor choices that can't be overlooked," Ms. Tezel said.
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If you're tired and you make poor decisions, that affects your life.
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Worse, they make poor health decisions out of fear of these costs.
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If these officials make poor policy decisions, the consequence can be costly.
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That's a big raise, one that could make poor families' lives significantly better.
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"You don't make poor people rich by making rich people poor," he said.
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Without enough chill hours, peach buds are weak, and weak buds make poor fruit.
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Winston Churchill says you don't make poor people rich by making rich people poor.
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These statements are concordant with the findings in this paper—they just make poor click-bait.
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Now I'm praying and hoping they'll hook up this season and make poor choices together. Yes.
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"They were up there alone, so they could run, they could make poor decisions," said Oaks.
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If poor kids have to suffer, we may as well make poor seniors suffer as well.
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"You don't make poor people rich by making rich people poor," he added, citing Winston Churchill.
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Too many options, too much freedom, infinite possibilities— humans sometimes make poor decisions just because they can.
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There's a lot of interest in improving political institutions to combat corruption and make poor countries richer.
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I just figured, I'm gonna go make poor decisions on Christmas this year, because I'm a bartender.
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The two emotions that cause individuals to make poor investing or life choices are anger and fear.
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As money becomes completely digital, we misconstrue its worth, lose financial context and ultimately make poor spending decisions.
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He does not think it is a good thing for the government to make poor people's lives easier.
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It is using A.I. to create a simple cellphone-based app to make poor Indian farmers more successful.
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Diminishing public holders' voting rights can give insiders too much power and insulate executives who make poor decisions.
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I say yes, even though I just went grocery shopping yesterday, because I make poor decisions when I'm hungry.
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"The vast majority of the world's population make poor lifestyle choices which affect their long-term health," he says.
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As a result, these investors make poor, costly sell decisions at the worst time: when the markets do correct.
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As a result, these investors make poor, costly sell decisions at the worst time: when the markets do correct.
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He seemed to have allowed over-zealous, experienced prosecutors who worked for him to cause him to make poor judgments.
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Practical tips for easing kids' social media anxiety What parents need to know Kids might make poor decisions to gain popularity.
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"Performance is fast enough to trick the brain but people can still make poor content which makes you sick," he explains.
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The older redhead is hyper aware that men make poor leaders and she sites Mark Zuckerberg as a prime example. Shade.
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The show can, however, flounder when Benioff and Weiss (the show creators) make poor choices when it comes to pacing or storytelling.
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"If you're going to ignore that information, then you're going to make poor decisions," Mr. Schiff said in an interview on Wednesday.
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As Julia Azari has noted, the research on political amateurism has long shown that outsiders tend to make poor stewards of the government.
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Taxes are a sticky wicket, and if you make poor people pay them, the idea is that they'll get something out of them.
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Pence also won a waiver from the federal government that allowed his state to make poor people chip in money for their care.
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But in general, the way states and the federal government try to make poor people healthier is by giving them health insurance instead.
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We routinely procrastinate, make poor investments, waste time, fumble important decisions, avoid problems and rationalize our unproductive behaviors, like checking Facebook instead of working.
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Retired Massachusetts congressman Barney Frank, one of the act's creators, has suggested that funds with highly paid executives make poor overseers of CEO pay.
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One would think that could lead the administration to make poor judgments about what kind of nuclear deal is actually possible with North Korea.
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This is one of the things that I'm kind of worried about — human animals, when dialed up past certain boundaries of speed, make poor choices.
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Meanwhile, while insisting that U.S. stocks are indeed overvalued, even Shiller readily acknowledges that long-term valuation measures make poor short-term market timing tools.
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Financial literacy is tragically low in America, which means Americans could make poor investment choices that leave them in even worse financial shape come retirement. 217.
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I don't make poor choices due to being aroused at a particular moment—you know, thinking with your groin instead of your head kind of thing.
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The 2.5-pound drill has a keyless chuck that allows for easy bit changes and an LED light to make poor lighting a problem of the past.
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However, people will often make poor choices despite acknowledging that doing so would be harmful to their interests, like choosing not to invest money early in life.
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During one talk at Harvard University in 1995, he spoke extensively about the framework for decision-making and the psychological factors that influence us to make poor choices.
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The beginning of the fall semester always sets the perfect scene for ignorant freshmen living away from their parents for the first time to make poor life choices.
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If the gently used books make poor holiday gifts, in the judgment of the sour woman running the drive, they will make excellent additions to the hospital library.
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Dictators often make poor decisions because they don't get accurate information: When you squelch independent voices you end up getting just flattery and optimism from those around you.
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A lot of people tend to make poor decisions when finding out devastating news like this and I think it's really important to remember that cooler heads always prevail.
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Living in a society so rife with diet culture, many believe that some people are just lazy and simply make poor choices when it comes to food and exercise.
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During times of protest, they may also make poor food choices and lack the fuel to keep going, instead overcompensating with caffeine to stay alert in that heightened environment.
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"Most of us aren't taught how to manage money, there are lots of bad ideas out there and we are literally hardwired to make poor money choices," Fabbri says.
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For those concerned they will make poor emotional decisions in a market correction, make sure you have adequate cash reserves to cover your needs for an extended time frame.
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While people who have shown themselves to be untrustworthy in the past would almost certainly make poor choices, even good people have the capacity to willfully misuse their data privileges.
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A CEO who believes he is always right, and rams decision making through an organization, will create a culture of people who feel frustrated, suppressed, and will regularly make poor decisions.
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But critics like Senator Elizabeth Warren have warned that it could reintroduce a Wild West mentality on Wall Street, and potentially leave taxpayers on the hook if banks make poor decisions.
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Price argued it should be the patient, while Democrats seemed to imply that without the federal government, patients would have limited choices, no choice, or would make poor choices for themselves.
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We were trying to figure out ... It's really bad for companies when people make poor decisions about where they go to work, and they usually do that because they have poor information.
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" My colleague Nicholas Kristof: "Dictators often make poor decisions because they don't get accurate information: When you squelch independent voices you end up getting just flattery and optimism from those around you.
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"When you don't have (the puck) you have to be positionally sound, you have to be patient and you can't make poor decisions," Capitals head coach Barry Trotz said of overtime play.
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"We are concerned that this lack of scale potentially pushes the company to make poor capital allocations and poor strategic decisions," he said Wednesday at the Ira Sohn Investment Conference in New York.
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If the message they're receiving at home is that they're less and they're not worthy, then they're more inclined to make poor decisions, which may affect their sexual health in the long run.
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All of us make poor money decisions and while many seem innocent at first — drinks with friends, a sudden shopping spree — these bad habits can end up costing you in the long run.
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On the call, Brad Smith, Microsoft's president, said he was concerned that the mysterious spread of a virus was the kind of issue that could lead smart people, without expertise, to make poor decisions.
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They make poor decisions in situations that are socially charged (such as when they desperately want to go to a party) or emotionally loaded (such as when they fear they might be in trouble).
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The reason why free enterprise is the greatest economic model in the history of the world is because it's the only economic model where you can make poor people richer without making rich people poor.
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As I listened to the debate last night, I kept on thinking of a great statesman by the name of Winston Churchill who said, 'You don't make poor people rich by making rich people poor.
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The 80-hour-a-week employee may be less valuable than the 40-hour-a-week one, more likely to make poor decisions and more likely to succumb to a stroke or develop heart disease.
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We do not withhold life-saving medications from diabetics because some make poor food choices or deny public access to AEDs because some people at risk for heart attack continue to smoke or refuse to exercise.
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Think about the pressure you feel to make poor financial decisions out of a sense of obligation or emotional manipulation, then use that pressure to motivate you to clear-out the less valuable expenditures in your life.
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"When you're busy doing secondary tasks like texting, you don't judge gap distances in traffic as well, you walk slower, you make poor decisions, and you're not aware of your surroundings," said Mr. Kolosh of the National Safety Council.
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"Government officials and private individuals who seek to use the Department for personal enrichment, or who make poor decisions that waste taxpayer dollars or negatively affect the delivery of veterans' healthcare and benefits must held to account," Takano continued.
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The problem, though, is that teens who don't get the information straight from their doctors may turn to unreliable sources like the internet and their friends and make poor decisions based on incorrect assumptions about their health, these doctors argue.
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This seems to suggest that over and above whatever disadvantages in life may make poor, black, and Latino children relatively unlikely to have high math test scores, those who do test well aren't well-connected with the opportunity to innovate.
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This is all to say that there are times when people in leadership positions have enough experience with a particular scenario that they can make quick decisions, but that taking a breather and collecting oneself can counteract a tendency to make poor choices.
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What it means: Not every state is going to do what Indiana did, but there are other Republican governors who would like to make poor people contribute to their health care — and Verma will have the power to grant waivers to let them do it.
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However, I think that the true benefit of automated cars will only be complete when all cars have been transitioned to driverless... While human drivers are still on the road, they may make poor decisions that will cause accidents that the driverless cars cannot avoid.
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But if you don't have enough money to open your business, fund it for three years while it gets legs underneath it and live on — and you don't have or can't find sources to help you get that capital — you are going to make poor choices.
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We are complicated characters for complicated times, and our journey through the struggles that we have together and where we fall out or don't fall out, whether we make poor or good decisions, are everything the show was always about but for the 21st Century and for the nuanced times we live in.
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But he developed late, which led to very little recruitment coming out of high school, and he has yet to show an ability to have the accuracy necessary to succeed in the N.F.L. The combination of a lack of ability to throw on the run, a tendency to make poor decisions, and a sense that he does not necessarily have much control of where the ball ends up leaves him as a quarterback who can look elite on one play and inept on the next.
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For poor sinners make poor saints, and the lukewarm I will spue out of my mouth.
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They make poor pets as they are nocturnal, have specialized diets, are difficult to care for, and often die from infection, blood loss, improper caring and handling or inadequate nutrition.
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Vienna, VA, with particular focus on application of psychology of judgement and decision making in project management.Lev Virine and Michael Trumper. (2013) ProjectThink: Why Good Managers Make Poor Project Choices. Gower Pub Co.
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These are older rocks, formed in high temperatures and pressures more than a billion years ago in the Pre-Cambrian. These generally make poor aquifers, although individual houses can use one if they overlie a fault where groundwater collects.
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Participants who are unable to satisfy Chef MCM from the night before the challenge will be a recipe for a particular dish. They need to produce the same dish in the allotted time. Participants who make poor meal would be eliminated from the competition.
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Clinical features suggesting CEDS should be investigated by immunologic studies assessing serum immunoglobulin levels, antibody function, and lymphocyte activation. Patients with CEDS have hypogammaglobulinemia, make poor antibody responses to pneumococcal polysaccharide antigens, and their B cells, T cells, and NK cells do not activate well to stimuli.
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Sometimes a player may fake a tell, hoping to induce their opponents to make poor judgments in response to the false tell. More often, people try to avoid giving out a tell, by maintaining a poker face regardless of how strong or weak their hand is.
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The addiction can become very intense and begin to control people's lives, causing them to make poor decisions and becoming obsessive consumers.Chung, E., Farrelly, F., Beverland, M., & Quester, P. (2005). Exploring consumer fanaticism: A fresh perspective on the concept of loyalty. Broadening the Boundaries: Proceedings of ANZMAC.
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Three participants who are unable to satisfy Chef MCM from the night before the challenge will be a recipe for a particular dish. They need to produce the same dish in the allotted time. Participants who make poor meal would be eliminated from the competition. 3\. Monday - Cabaran Sajian Luar.
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According to , good foundry iron should have less than 0.15% sulfur. In the rest of the world a high sulfur cast iron can be used for making castings, but will make poor wrought iron. There are a number of remedies for sulfur contamination. The first, and the one most used in historic and prehistoric operations, is avoidance.
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On March 22, 1901, Nacional requested the Association to enter the league, being accepted by the body. Nacional and CURCC were the most popular teams by then. Albion would make poor performances during the successive seasons, being its worst campaign the 1905 tournament where the team finished with no points. In 1908 the club played its last season in Primera División.
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The committee was also angered by Hart's statements at the hearing; he'd referred to several NCAA rules as "a joke" and described the grant program as a "scheme." Hart said years later that he'd opted not to deliver a written statement before the committee, and this led him to make poor choices of words.Durando, Stu. Life after the NCAA's death penalty at MacMurray.
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Sexual cannibalism: high incidence in a natural population with benefits to females. PLoS ONE 3, e3484 (2008). This reproductive success was largely due to the increased energy uptake by cannibalizing males and investing that additional energy in the development of larger, higher-quality egg cases.Wilder, S.M. & Rypstra, A.L. Males make poor meals: a comparison of nutrient extraction during sexual cannibalism and predation.
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An inventory valuation allows a company to provide a monetary value for items that make up their inventory. Inventories are usually the largest current asset of a business, and proper measurement of them is necessary to assure accurate financial statements. If inventory is not properly measured, expenses and revenues cannot be properly matched and a company could make poor business decisions.
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In optics, a simple lens or singlet lens is a lens consisting of a single simple element. Typical examples include a magnifying glass or a lens in a pair of simple reading glasses.Operation of Simple Lens - University of Edinburgh Simple lenses are prone to aberrations, especially chromatic aberration. They cannot be used for precise imaging and make poor camera lenses.
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27, 2010 The mall also featured a Safeway until the 1990s, when the store moved to its own location west of 36th Street.As indicated in the article on anchor stores, it was found that grocery stores make poor anchors as visits to the store result in few stops to other shops. The current anchor store is Wal-Mart, as Sears closed its doors in March 2017.
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Wood Elves are an isolated race of green-skinned, semi-plant Elves, who consider themselves closer to the trees of their home forests than the humans of Gastonia. Due to their willowy nature, most Wood Elves make poor fighters, but their mastery of nature make them excellent herbalists and their great libraries make the Wood Elves scholarly giants. Notable Wood Elves include Syr'nj, a peacemaker.
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Surface coils are designed to provide a very high RF sensitivity over a small region of interest. These coils are often single or multi-turn loops which are placed directly over the anatomy of interest. The size of these coils can be optimized for the specific region of interest. Surface coils make poor transmission coils because they have poor RF homogeneity, even over their region of interest.
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In basketball the ball can only be held for five seconds before passing, shooting, or dribbling. If a player is trapped in the corner they tend to stop their dribble before making a decision to pass or shoot. This creates a problem for the offense but is exactly what the defense wants to happen. When a player is double teamed without their dribble they tend to make poor decisions.
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194x194px The beagle has an even temper and gentle disposition. Described in several breed standards as "merry", they are amiable and typically neither aggressive nor timid, although this depends on the individual. They enjoy company, and although they may initially be standoffish with strangers, they are easily won over. They make poor guard dogs for this reason, although their tendency to bark or howl when confronted with the unfamiliar makes them good watch dogs.
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They emphasize that their goal is for the DTES to include a mixture of income levels and avoid the problems associated with concentrated poverty, not to become an expensive yuppie-oriented neighbourhood like nearby Yaletown. Others oppose the addition of market housing and upscale businesses to the DTES, in the belief that these changes will drive up prices, displace low-income residents, and make poor people feel less at home. Protests against new businesses and housing developments have occasionally turned violent.
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Softwoods can make poor frames, but are used in low end furniture manufacturing, particularly with partially upholstered frames on larger pieces in the United States. In Scandinavia, better quality softwoods are available and are used with suitable furniture making and upholstery techniques that their use is more common in furniture of a variety of qualities. Engineered wood products can be stronger than hardwood because layering methods increase the strength. They are sometimes used just at critical stress areas when maximum strength is needed.
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A key problem in microfinance is that it takes nearly ten times as much work and cost to assess, process and manage ten loans worth $1,000, as it does to assess, process and manage one loan worth $10,000. The total income for the financial institution from these two cases is likely to be similar if not identical. There is a cut-off in loan and deposit sizes below which banks lose money on each transaction they make. Poor people usually fall below this cut-off.
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His relationship with Hanna is stable and happy, and Marek's accommodating nature is often instrumental in keeping the peace between the two. It's been hinted that Marek one day wants to raise a family, which may foreshadow darker times for the couple, as Hanna is adamant in her desire to never have children. Will LeBlanc Will is a bartender, marijuana dealer, and general "urban mercenary." Will is charismatic and thoughtful, but his short temper and impulsive nature sometimes lead him to make poor decisions.
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Brian Mitchell, in his article "Women Make Poor Soldiers" (excerpted from his 1989 book "Weak Link: The Feminization of the American Military"), expressed concern that placing women in combat lowers unit cohesion, either due to sexual relationships taking priority over group loyalty, or because men would feel obliged to be more protective of women than other men. Mitchell's view was harshly criticized in a New York Times review, which stated the book was "spoiled by intemperate allegations and a supercilious tone" and lacked sourcing for statements.
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Helen does what she can to persuade her husband that Metford is innocent and that people often make poor witnesses when they are telling the truth, but he is unmoved. Then, during the trial, Dearden is himself approached by his former flame - encouraged by her estranged husband - who demands blackmail money from him. When shortly afterwards she is found murdered, Scotland Yard investigate and find the finger of suspicion is pointed at Dearden. While he has a genuine excuse of her spent the "unguarded hour" in question, like Metford his story sounds unbelievable.
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The emphasis that both Taoist and Confucian notions of female beauty place on the relationship between inner and outer beauty has influenced the creation of the Chinese female beauty ideal. To further see the history of this culture, as well as how these ideals came into place see Chinese Culture. Outer beauty was thought to represent virtuousness, talent, and other positive characteristics. In Taoist thought, women with masculine voices make poor sexual partners, because this trait suggests an excess of ch'i that inhibits the attainment of sexual harmony.
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By having the heroine frequently quote movie lines, Crusie initially implies that Sophie has difficulty distinguishing between reality and fantasy. The initial movies that she quotes, Tootsie, Psycho, The Manchurian Candidate, and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, all involve characters whose reality is twisted in some way. As the novel progresses, however, it becomes clear that Sophie is one of the only characters who is fully grounded in reality. The supporting characters have each embraced their own fantasies, causing them to misread their realities and make poor choices.
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One summer day, Toad notices that Frog is not feeling well and helps him to bed. Frog requests a story, but Toad has difficulty trying to come up with one to tell his friend. In his attempt to think of a story, Toad tries walking up and down the porch, standing on his head, pouring water over his head, and banging his head against the wall, none of which accomplishes anything, but make poor Toad unwell himself. However, by this time, Frog feels better and no longer needs a story.
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Percutaneous intentional extraluminal revascularization is a percutaneous technique used in interventional radiology for limb salvage in patients with lower limb ischemia due to long superficial femoral artery occlusions. This method is intended for those patients who make poor candidates for infrainguinal arterial bypass surgery. A guide wire is intentionally introduced in the subintimal space, after which balloon dilatation is performed to create a new lumen for the blood to flow through. The technique is not without complications but may serve as a "temporary bypass" to provide wound healing and limb salvage.
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Lord Simon noted that the prisoner's mental state was not good; Hess claimed he was being poisoned and was being prevented from sleeping. He would insist on swapping his dinner with that of one of his guards, and attempted to get them to send samples of the food out for analysis. While in Scotland, Hess claimed to have discovered a "secret force" controlling the minds of Churchill and other British leaders, filling them with an irrational hatred of Germany. Hess claimed the force acted on Hitler's mind as well, causing him to make poor military decisions.
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" He further criticized that aside from the support for four players without the use of a multitap, the game make poor use of the Nintendo 64's capabilities, with 2D graphics and a low frame rate. He went so far as to say that the Super NES version of NBA Jam looks equally good and plays better due to the more appropriate controller. The two sports reviewers of Electronic Gaming Monthly had a more middling response. Joe Rybicki, similarly to Gerstmann and Next Generation, said the game "offers basically nothing new, except updated players and bigger character sprites.
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Rank Selection also works with negative fitness values and is mostly used when the individuals in the population have very close fitness values (this happens usually at the end of the run). This leads to each individual having an almost equal share of the pie (like in case of fitness proportionate selection) and hence each individual no matter how fit relative to each other has an approximately same probability of getting selected as a parent. This in turn leads to a loss in the selection pressure towards fitter individuals, making the GA to make poor parent selections in such situations.
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Because science has an incomplete understanding of how food affects the human body, Pollan argues, relying solely on information regarding individual nutrients has led people and policy makers to repeatedly make poor decisions relating to nutrition. Pollan blames nutritionism for many of the health problems relating to diet in the Western World today. He compares Nutritionism to a religion, relying on "priests" (nutritional scientists and journalists) to interpret the latest orthodoxy for the masses. Like many religions, nutritionism has divided the world into good and evil components, although what is good or evil can change dramatically with time.
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The second holds that because of faulty attitudes and psychological problems, the poor make poor choices. Shafir and his colleagues proposed a third view: that there is no difference in methods of calculating outcomes between the poor and other people. The poor make the same errors in decision making as everyone else, but because the margin of error is much smaller for the poor, their bad decisions lead to worse consequences. Specifically, it was shown that poverty is like other types of scarcity such as time and dieting, which adversely affect people's cognitive performance and control.
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It is unclear how viable the secondary component market would be, until products become available. Some critics worry about loss of control by the manufacturer over the full hardware platform, brand erosion, consumers who make poor choices, whether separately purchased components would cost more than a pre-packaged phone would, and whether modular phones would be more prone to breakage (and thus create more e-waste). Proponents hope that the technical challenges can be overcome and that a viable market ecosystem (the hardware version of an app store) will enable finer-grained competition that will benefit consumers with better and cheaper choices.
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Although he is well-meaning, Harry has a tendency to make poor decisions and avoid confrontations, which contributes to the dismissal of Sal Romano in Season 3. He is ultimately coerced by Draper and Cooper into joining Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce, although he comes to the realization that it is the right move on his own. When Sterling Cooper was in the process of being sold, Harry mistakenly thinks they are considering opening a West Coast office and believes that he would be the person to move to California. Harry later becomes a bit of a braggart, who is overly fond of discussing his Hollywood connections.
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Bernard calls them "despisers of their fellows" and says "the dominant idea of these despisers of their fellows is to find others' theories faulty and try to contradict them."Bernard (1957), p. 38. They are deceptive, for in their experiments they report only results that make their theories seem correct and suppress results that support their rivals. In this way, they "falsify science and the facts": :They make poor observations, because they choose among the results of their experiments only what suits their object, neglecting whatever is unrelated to it and carefully setting aside everything which might tend toward the idea they wish to combat.
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A soil conditioner is a product which is added to soil to improve the soil’s physical qualities, usually its fertility (ability to provide nutrition for plants) and sometimes its mechanics. In general usage, the term "soil conditioner" is often thought of as a subset of the category soil amendments (or soil improvement, soil condition), which more often is understood to include a wide range of fertilizers and non-organic materials. Soil conditioners can be used to improve poor soils, or to rebuild soils which have been damaged by improper soil management. They can make poor soils more usable, and can be used to maintain soils in peak condition.
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Some of a patient's single nucleotide polymorphismsslight differences in their DNAcan help predict how quickly they will metabolise particular drugs; this is called pharmacogenomics. For example, the enzyme CYP2C19 metabolises several drugs, such as the anti-clotting agent Clopidogrel, into their active forms. Some patients possess polymorphisms in specific places on the 2C19 gene that make poor metabolisers of those drugs; physicians can test for these polymorphisms and find out whether the drugs will be fully effective for that patient. Advances in molecular biology have helped show that some syndromes that were previously classed as a single disease are actually multiple subtypes with entirely different causes and treatments.
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As the writers create the plot, characters' free will temporarily ceases in order to progress "the Narrative" of the show. This is why otherwise good officers occasionally seem incompetent, Ensigns make poor decisions, and the ship has mysterious technology on board to produce last-minute inventions and medicines which would otherwise be impossible to produce. Jenkins explains that with Dahl and the other Ensigns' otherwise routine duties, their colorful histories will inevitably make them targets of "the narrative" when the writers need "glorified extras" to kill for emotional impact. The Ensigns kidnap a senior officer and proceed to travel to the past with the mission of convincing them to stop the show.
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Decision intelligence can also be thought of as a framework that brings advanced analytics and machine learning techniques to the desktop of the non-expert decision maker, as well as incorporating, and then extending, data science to overcome the problems articulated in black swan theory. Decision intelligence proponents believe that many organizations continue to make poor decisions.John Hagerty, Rita L. Sallam, James Richardson: "Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence Platforms", Gartner, February 2012 In response, decision intelligence seeks to unify a number of decision-making best practices, described in more detail below. Decision intelligence builds on the insight that it is possible to design the decision itself, using principles previously used for designing more tangible objects like bridges and buildings.
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The Absolute Sound's Illustrated History of High-End Audio p.306 Monitor usage in the industry was highly conservative, with almost monopolistic reliance on industry "standards", in spite of the sonic failings of these aging designs. The Altec 604 had a notoriously ragged frequency response but almost all U.S studios continued to use it because virtually every producer and engineer knew its sound intimately and were practiced at listening through its sonic limitations. Recording through unfamiliar monitors, no matter how technically advanced, was hazardous because engineers unfamiliar with their sonic signatures could make poor production decisions and it was financially unviable to give production staff expensive studio time to familiarize themselves with new monitors.
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Director: Cory Edwards Writer: Cory Edwards Cast: Cory Edwards as Krogzilla, David Storrs as Vince, Josh Greene as Jeff and Marcus Original airdate: June 7, 2012 Plot: Krogzilla works at Big Dogs, a fast food restaurant that specializes in hotdogs, and befriends his co-worker Marcus. Cory Edwards sought to parody fast food in this episode, and described Big Dogs as "the dumbest, most hideous idea" he could think of. He felt that real fast food restaurants make poor attempts at variety, and parodied this with the disgusting toppings offered at Big Dogs. After completing the episode, he regretted that he did not include a long menu featuring all of the topping ideas that he had come up with.
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This provides an option to premium new tools or inferior, modern copies, or expensive specialist tools. His no-nonsense insights and advice carry the credibility of his 50 plus years as a Master Craftsman woodworker, working in the UK and USA. Sellers has many YouTube videos on his channel as well as a supporting website and blog. Notable episodes include several on saw sharpening from beginner to advanced, chisel preparation, a comparison/demonstration of modern bevel-edged chisels and vintage "pig- sticker" mortice chisels, "rag-in-a-can oiler", restoring planes, setting up planes, setting up and using old wooden planes and series such as building your own workbench/stool/toolchest and his series of videos showing how to make "Poor man's" versions of various tools.
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Professional shogi players tend to evaluate the flow of the game, that is, the sequence of moves leading to the current position and its likely development, much more than chess players. Because pawns attack head on, and cannot defend each other, they tend to be lost early in the game, providing ammunition for such attacks. Dropping a pawn behind enemy lines, promoting it to a tokin (gold general), and dropping a second pawn immediately behind the tokin so that they protect each other makes a strong attack; it threatens the opponent's entire defense, but provides little value to the opponent if the attack fails and the pieces are captured. Players raised on international chess often make poor use of drops, but dropping is half the game.
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While the entire former field area is dotted with abandoned wells, now entirely overbuilt with dense residential and commercial development, all active drilling takes place from a shielded, soundproofed drilling island adjacent to the Beverly Center, east of San Vicente Boulevard between Beverly Blvd. and 3rd Street. Since normal vertical drilling is impractical in a dense urban environment – active oil wells are loud, malodorous, and generally make poor neighbors – drilling from the tightly clustered wells in the island is directional, with wells slanting into different parts of the formation, similar to the technique used for drilling offshore fields from oil platforms. Only eleven wells, all in this drilling enclosure, remain active of the more than 450 once scattered over the landscape now known as Midtown Los Angeles.
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With Viviani’s government in trouble following the resignation of Delcasse as Foreign Minister, the unsuccessful autumn offensive and the entry of Bulgaria into the war, he asked Joffre, who had told him that nine out of ten generals would make poor ministers of war, whether Gallieni would be a good replacement for Millerand as Minister of War. Joffre replied “perhaps,” then after a pause for thought “maybe.” Although Gallieni agreed, in the event other French leaders refused to join Viviani's government so Briand formed a new government on 29 October 1915, with Viviani as Vice-President of the Council of Ministers (Deputy PM) and Gallieni as War Minister.Doughty 2005, pp. 226–229 Since July 1915 Joffre had been demanding that he be appointed commander-in-chief over all French forces, including those at the Dardanelles and Salonika.
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Todd Burns for Stylus Magazine was also negative toward the album, giving it an "F" score and wrote: "in between ten to twelve mediocre/good songs, we have eight to ten songs that would be better served as B-sides". Q provided a two-out-of-five-stars rating and commented that "Sadly, bra-burning rhetoric and gospel warbling make poor substitutes for addictive songs". AllMusic's editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine also wrote a negative review, commenting that the album is "the sound of an artist who was given too much freedom too early and has no idea what to do with it". Writing for The New York Times, Jon Pareles also provided a negative review, commenting that Stripped "is a blast of excess that risks alienating Ms. Aguilera's old fans without luring new ones, and it's bursting with misguided energy".
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Electrically short antennas, antennas with a length much less than a wavelength, make poor transmitting antennas, as they cannot be fed efficiently due to their low radiation resistance. As can be seen in the above table, for antennas shorter than their fundamental resonant length (\lambda/2 for a dipole antenna, \lambda/4 for a monopole, circumference of \lambda for a loop) the radiation resistance decreases with the square of their length. As the length is decreased the loss resistance, which is in series with the radiation resistance, makes up a larger fraction of the feedpoint resistance, so it consumes a larger fraction of the transmitter power, causing the efficiency of the antenna to decrease. For example, navies use radio waves of about 15 – 30 kHz in the very low frequency (VLF) band to communicate with submerged submarines.
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Politics and elections especially display the same dynamic. By increasing the number of issues that a person needs to consider to make a rational decision about candidates or policies, politicians and pundits encourage single-issue voting, party-line voting, jingoism, selling votes, or dart-throwing all of which may tip the playing field in favor of politicians who do not actually represent the electorate. This does not mean that voters make poor and biased decisions: rather that in carrying out their everyday responsibilities (like working and taking care of a family), many people do not have the time to devote to researching every aspect of a candidate's policies. So many people find themselves making rational decisions meaning they let others who are more versed in the subject do the research and they form their opinion based on the evidence provided.
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Elshtain's importance to the United States stems both from her impact in political ethics, and also her position in society as a woman. Carlin Romano, author of America the Philosophical, explains in his work that Elshtain's aim "was not so much to lobby for specific policies as to push for good civic-minded 'individualism' over the egoism of 'bad individualism'". In one of her more popular titles, Women and War, Elshtain examines women's roles in war as contrasted against masculine roles and why these concepts are important to society. Beginning by examining America's societal interpretations of gender roles during wartime (man as a brave fighter and woman as a pacifist), Elshtain argues that men may make poor civic soldiers due to the fact that they are predisposed to a dangerous kind of eager adolescence on the battlefield, while women may be enthusiastically patriotic and possess a kind of necessary maturity, which is vital to successful combat.
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They typically make poor witnesses, being more prone to suggestion and willing to "confess" in order to placate or please their questioner. Thus, there is a greater risk that the jury may impose the death penalty despite the existence of evidence that suggests that a lesser penalty should be imposed. In light of the "evolving standards of decency" that the Eighth Amendment demands, the fact that the goals of retribution and deterrence are not served as well in the execution of the mentally retarded, and the heightened risk that the death penalty will be imposed erroneously, the Court concluded that the Eighth Amendment forbids the execution of the mentally retarded. In dissent, Justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas and Chief Justice William Rehnquist argued that in spite of the increased number of states that had outlawed the execution of the mentally retarded, there was no clear national consensus, and even if one existed, the Eighth Amendment provided no basis for using such measures of opinion to determine what is "cruel and unusual".
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