Some of those artists, like the bulk of us, are activated when their surrounding world appears to be malfunctioning on some level—or when that malfunctioning is magnified.
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No malfunctioning satellites or failed propulsion systems have been reported.
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Its biggest problem, by far, was the malfunctioning original model.
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Rejected voter registrations, malfunctioning voting machines, confusion among election workers.
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The news follows reports of malfunctioning displays from multiple reviewers.
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The problem first appeared to be a malfunctioning computer server.
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Once I felt confident, I turned to my malfunctioning keyboard.
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Here's a video that shows the malfunctioning bomb going off.
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A Department of Justice website malfunctioning from an expired TLS certificate.
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Some bystanders attempted to intervene, pulling others off the malfunctioning escalator.
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The malfunctioning wells were "largely absent from EPA's inventory," Hamburg said.
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This is to prevent your iPhone from malfunctioning and shutting down.
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No wonder their brains are malfunctioning and their nerves are frayed.
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There was no reason for Bero to be malfunctioning like this.
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Also, you don't want a malfunctioning rocket falling on a city.
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Voters in the state reported malfunctioning machines and long wait times.
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It's like a roller coaster malfunctioning and going off the rails.
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Is it difficult to find new parts to replace malfunctioning ones?
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Tesla sent customers $70,000 cars with dings, scratches and malfunctioning screens.
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The message linked, at first, to a malfunctioning page on GOP.
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IE keeps malfunctioning and I've heard that Chrome is more reliable.
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The effects of a malfunctioning moral compass extend past our borders.
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It never tested a malfunctioning sensor, according to the three officials.
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This means the washing machine was malfunctioning around the relevant time frame.
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Apple designed that feature to make it easier to repair malfunctioning phones.
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These malfunctioning air bags are responsible for at least 11 deaths worldwide.
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"xXXi_wud_nvrstøp_ÜxXx" could be an EDM radio ballad heard through a malfunctioning speaker.
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Could faulty software or malfunctioning equipment have skewed the results in Pennsylvania?
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He had a malfunctioning vehicle, and he should have been treated accordingly.
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But, like a malfunctioning flux capacitor, the ride is a little bumpy.
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Did he die in a fire caused by a malfunctioning washing machine?
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"It's malfunctioning," Cohen said, before attempting it on himself and another person.
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If you believe your voting machine is malfunctioning, notify a poll worker.
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Problems related to malfunctioning voter card machines were mostly resolved, he added.
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Investigators determined that a malfunctioning sensor had caused the erroneous computer command.
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Most economists acknowledge that government interference in prices makes for malfunctioning markets.
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"An MNS robot can split into separate autonomous robots each with an independent brain unit, absorb robotic units with different capabilities into its body, and self-heal by removing or replacing malfunctioning body parts—including a malfunctioning brain unit."
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So the enterprising Norwegians had an idea: Don't just ditch the malfunctioning hardware.
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But the disagree alert could have notified pilots that a sensor was malfunctioning.
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However, the contraction monitor was malfunctioning (um, nightmare), so they increased her dosage.
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Alphabet has also been trying to sell its malfunctioning robotics business, Boston Dynamics.
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One is to grab malfunctioning satellites and pull them down into Earth's atmosphere.
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Regulators are turning their sights on what they see as a malfunctioning market.
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Here's hoping that malfunctioning televisions are the worst thing that comes of it.
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Is your iPhone 7 Plus's camera malfunctioning and showing you a black screen?
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Problems include rejected voter registrations, malfunctioning voting machines, and confusion among election workers.
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A compressor on the unit began malfunctioning with excessive vibration, the sources said.
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Romanian orphans who were adopted had malfunctioning oxytocin systems, according to the study.
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Drivers must get used to dodging other cars at malfunctioning eight-lane intersections.
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Palm Beach County also missed the deadline because of malfunctioning machines (Sun Sentinel).
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Like a jet with a malfunctioning engine, it is spiraling out of control.
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You can reset an Xbox One in three different ways if it's malfunctioning.
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Eleven's powers are conveniently malfunctioning, so she can't try to look for Hopper.
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Has your iPhone ever started malfunctioning right after a new model was announced?
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This isn't the first time that Tesla has faced accusations of malfunctioning vehicles.
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But Mr. Vela said his office had received numerous reports of gates malfunctioning.
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There were fewer voting places, longer lines and malfunctioning equipment in certain places.
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It is being renovated after years of malfunctioning water features and drainage problems.
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The state is investigating whether malfunctioning utility equipment might have set off the spark.
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GoPro had a terrible 2003, losing $373 million and recalling its malfunctioning Karma drones.
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Now, all malfunctioning laptops with Apple's butterfly keyboard are eligible for a free repair.
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But this Minnesota man saw the glaring potential in a bus stop's malfunctioning advertisement.
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Sunday's incident was the second instance of a malfunctioning flight in Myanmar this week.
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As the mission got underway, the sensors - known as dropsondes - appeared to be malfunctioning.
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Continental analyzed the control unit and determined it was malfunctioning, according to its filing.
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In a malfunctioning automatic, gearshifts might become more abrupt and occur at awkward intervals.
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A malfunctioning screen doesn't put the user at bodily risk like an exploding battery.
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It wasn't a collision with debris or a malfunctioning thruster, as had been speculated.
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He'd lost patients before; that's the reality when you operate on tiny, malfunctioning hearts.
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Now he was piloting a malfunctioning spacecraft to touch down on an alien world.
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Defibrilliators are intended to shock a malfunctioning heart back to its normal pumping function.
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I thought the device might be malfunctioning, so I looked for a second opinion.
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You wouldn't necessarily guess it, but it's the sound of a malfunctioning tape deck.
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Twenty-seven percent opened late and 18 percent had problems with malfunctioning voting machines.
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Some years ago, malfunctioning defibrillator wires gave patients unnecessary, ferocious shocks to the heart.
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Unflattering photos of celebrities are cited as evidence of the reptilians' malfunctioning skin suits.
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" Another skit revealed outraged CNN anchors to be repetitive, malfunctioning androids from HBO's "Westworld.
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You do run the risk of the machines malfunctioning, something can always go wrong.
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The missile has a habit of malfunctioning during those initial seconds in the air.
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You may even see videos of malfunctioning voting machines going viral on social media.
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The Max manual had no specific mention of how to correct a malfunctioning MCAS.
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Ms. Forghani added that an air-conditioning unit in the home had been malfunctioning.
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My wife, Helene, poked with increasing aggravation at the malfunctioning device on the dashboard.
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It quickly became clear, however, that as a public utterance, the phrase was malfunctioning.
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Most of those episodes involve the words "Queer" and "Eye" or a malfunctioning Crock-Pot.
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"They told me that there's a good chance that her shunt is malfunctioning," she recalls.
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In Georgia, people said there were long lines and there were reports of malfunctioning machines.
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A malfunctioning robot has to order people to stop trusting it and stop following it.
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How many stagehands does it take to rescue Beyonce from a malfunctioning stage in Poland?
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But these are facing other problems, such as malfunctioning vehicles, and vast, clutter-ific oversupply.
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Malfunctioning Takata air bag inflators can explode with too much force, sending shrapnel into vehicles.
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"I thought my phone was malfunctioning," she said after getting 30,000 new Instagram followers overnight.
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But rate caps target a symptom of a malfunctioning credit market, not the underlying problem.
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The cause of the aborted mission was a malfunctioning sensor, and miraculously nobody was hurt.
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Both VDUs were found to have leaks in piping and malfunctioning pumps, the sources said.
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"If I don't exercise, I can come off kind of"—she mimed a malfunctioning robot.
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So-called lemon laws offer legal recourse to people who have bought a malfunctioning car.
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Malfunctioning machines dominated voter complaints out of Pennsylvania, Arizona, New York, North Carolina and Virginia.
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It almost looks like a real-life version of a malfunctioning video game character model.
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Voters in the Peach State also faced long lines and malfunctioning machines during Tuesday's vote.
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Providing equipment parts—to a malfunctioning ship, for example—is a compelling use of drones.
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Many complained about the keys sticking or malfunctioning, and Apple publicly apologized earlier this year.
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Officials said they believe the incident may have been caused by a malfunctioning gas line.
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Neither pilot reported distress, but the United plane reportedly showed signs of navigational systems malfunctioning.
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When needed, they visit patients urgently to troubleshoot and revise, repair or replace malfunctioning equipment.
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It's an image in stark contrast to the pimple-faced, socially malfunctioning stereotypical male pro gamer.
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At the time, it was believed to be the first death related to a malfunctioning vape.
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Donald Trump is a malfunctioning cotton candy machine, too haywire to spin one durable, lasting strand.
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Additionally, their monitoring capability enables vehicles to receive warnings about malfunctioning parts ahead of a breakdown.
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One of the key feedback mechanisms of our democracy has been malfunctioning for many years now.
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With no kidneys, a set of malfunctioning lungs, and severe brain damage, the pregnancy was doomed.
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In exchange, the human characters are reminded that even a malfunctioning robot can stumble across poetry.
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Most of the scanners at two Brooklyn polling sites were also malfunctioning, the news outlet reported.
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This is a good plan if your Mac is malfunctioning, or you're looking to sell it.
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Some reviewers peeled the protective layer off the Galaxy Fold's screen, which resulted in malfunctioning screens.
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Less than two weeks after the accident, tenants claimed the building's other elevator was still malfunctioning.
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The Santa Clara Fire Department later said the fluff was from a malfunctioning fire suppression system.
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False warnings could arise from human error, malfunctioning early warning satellites or hacking by third parties.
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These gauges were constantly relaying information, and an observant driver could see something malfunctioning fairly early.
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Among these were 20 orders to immediately shut down malfunctioning or unsafe equipment on offshore platforms.
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The voting machines had to be completely broken, not simply malfunctioning, the secretary of state ruled.
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Koch and Meir fixed a battery charger on the exterior of the ISS that was malfunctioning.
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An investigation into both the attack and the malfunctioning ammunition has started, according to the statement.
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But the most frightening moment belongs to a malfunctioning slide projector that starts to advance itself.
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On Wednesday, thousands of customers complained about Amazon's search bar malfunctioning, mostly in the U.S. market.
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Yet, they found Greater Goods' customer support was quite helpful and quickly replaced any malfunctioning devices.
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Shortly after the first game, the local health board closed Schaefer Stadium because of malfunctioning toilets.
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The ship is malfunctioning, and the corporate overlords who built it didn't account for that possibility.
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Sitting causes the muscle to choke the rectum, turning your insides into a malfunctioning Rube Goldberg contraption.
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The balance is tricky: If regulators are too lax, people could die from malfunctioning self-driving vehicles.
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Most states are using voting machines that are over a decade old and at risk of malfunctioning.
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Reports of obscenely long lines, malfunctioning equipment, and voter intimidation across the country have dominated Election Day.
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Did his week-to-week survival indicate that the machinery of the show was malfunctioning or faltering?
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Should your device be cracked or have a malfunctioning screen, Google will give you up to $105.
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It is much easier to fix or replace malfunctioning parts here than on a working oil platform.
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By contrast, those diagnosed as teenagers or older retain unexpectedly large numbers of beta cells, albeit malfunctioning.
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Back then, the main concern was about humans making honest mistakes or old-fashioned voting machines malfunctioning.
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"It's like a plane that isn't safe to fly because the flight systems are malfunctioning," he said.
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He said deputies did find an HVAC unit that was malfunctioning and making sounds similar to gunshots.
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In the end, their sexual release gets messed up by, of all things, a malfunctioning seat belt.
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Equipment malfunctioning at Jose port has been occurring since March, causing delays to load and discharge tankers.
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At the outset of the game, the colony is in shambles, with crumbling buildings and malfunctioning technology.
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Dozens of voters reported malfunctioning machines in New York City on Tuesday as well, according to ProPublica.
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It has been a year since a malfunctioning Boeing 737 Max crashed in Ethiopia, killing 157 people.
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As America's historic 2016 Election Day winds down, there have been sporadic reports of malfunctioning voting machines.
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The available information does not rule out pilot error or a malfunctioning of an entirely separate system.
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That includes learning how to handle risks like the malfunctioning of equipment and problems with the weather.
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This came after fewer problems were reported for the Model 3 like stuck latches or malfunctioning doors.
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Investigators said they believed Tuesday's blaze was caused by faulty electrical wiring or a malfunctioning gas stove.
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These engines carry the spacecraft up and away from the malfunctioning rocket, before Starliner lands using parachutes.
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A test in 2008 used an older model SM-3 to destroy a malfunctioning satellite in orbit.
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We also found buyer complaints about it malfunctioning and causing homes to dip to dangerously low temperatures.
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Many voters reported long wait times and malfunctioning voting machines at some of the state's polling sites.
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That means some people with chronic low back pain may actually be suffering from malfunctioning pain signals.
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Naturally, Rihanna isn't actually scared or shocked or frustrated any more than her Auto-Tune is malfunctioning.
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Glance chased McCarthy and allegedly tried firing the malfunctioning pistol at her before fleeing the scene, WILX reports.
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Huge market swings could be caused by "fat finger" errors by human traders to malfunctioning automated trading platforms.
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A subsequent investigation concluded that the accident was sparked by a malfunctioning turbopump within N1 engine number 8.
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And how will customers feel when they need to let an engineer in to fix their malfunctioning servers?
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It was overlain with the screech of a power saw cutting into metal, or a jet engine malfunctioning.
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When the processor is running full throttle, your iPhone is at risk for malfunctioning and shutting down unexpectedly.
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The loss of its first Mars orbiter in 2011, carried by a malfunctioning Russian rocket, confirmed its priority.
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It was a repeatedly malfunctioning shark that gave those yellow barrels seen throughout the movie their emblematic status.
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He points out that Owen is inside a malfunctioning alternate reality, controlled by his own dark, suicidal thoughts.
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Several years ago, the robot became modular, allowing engineers to mix and match pieces and replace malfunctioning segments.
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A malfunctioning used car—a "lemon"—is worth only $500 to buyers (and, again, slightly less to sellers).
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Tournament organizers later issued a statement explaining that the sound had come from a malfunctioning courtside sound processor.
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He gave no details of the malfunctioning device, but said the issue was resolved by late on Thursday.
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After jettisoning the Volga airlock and preparing for reentry, Leonov noticed that the automatic guidance system was malfunctioning.
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It uses browsing data to improve Bing search results, for example, and app data to spot malfunctioning installs.
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Complaints about malfunctioning machines and jammed scanners spilled forth on social media from polling places across the country.
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In South Carolina, a spokesman for the State Election Commission said problems with malfunctioning voting machines were limited.
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"When the test kits were sent last month, Ohio did get a malfunctioning test kit," a spokesperson said.
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It began with a malfunctioning electrical heating blanket and mostly kept to that signature feeling of absurdity throughout.
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Malfunctioning pitot tubes contributed to the infamous disappearance of Air France Flight 20043 over the Atlantic in 2009.
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It altered an onboard diagnostic system so it would not provide warnings that the emissions system was malfunctioning.
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That is why each season is set up like a piece of malfunctioning, baffling code you must decrypt yourself.
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Scores of Galaxy Note 7s and hoverboards have succumbed to the fiery embrace of a malfunctioning Li-ion battery.
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The staffer asked whether an automated flight system was vulnerable to malfunctioning if one of the plane's sensors failed.
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They are in fact much likelier to be killed by cows, fireworks and malfunctioning elevators than an immigrant terrorist.
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It's a win-win for everyone… except for ladies like Jacqueline, who are replaced by their uncanny, malfunctioning doppelgängers.
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We'd barely gotten started on the second when, via an alarm, the machine told us that it was malfunctioning.
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There are hidden object tasks where you have to locate malfunctioning system nodes or missing crew aboard the station.
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Connor, meanwhile, is the Deckard character, an android whose job is to hunt other, malfunctioning androids, known as deviants.
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"I'm done with the tablets," he said during a rant about malfunctioning gadgets that lasted more than five minutes.
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To the average citizen the press and the presidency and Congress seem to be functioning, or malfunctioning, as always.
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Carige said on Sunday that the ECB saw risks for the bank's operations and reputation from its malfunctioning governance.
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China completed its first lunar "soft landing" in 2013, but its "Jade Rabbit" rover began malfunctioning after several weeks.
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Their combined efforts are aimed at creating technologies to replace blood pumps, which have disadvantages such as malfunctioning parts.
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"It's malfunctioning," Cohen says, trying it several more times on himself and another person, where the device stays silent.
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"Nothing like waking up to malfunctioning tornado sirens to get your heart going in the morning," added Kevira Voegele.
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Some Tesla owners have expressed excitement about the feature's performance, while others have posted videos showing the feature malfunctioning.
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I couldn't tell whether they were rapping over beats or over windows being shattered, or even malfunctioning car horns.
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Over the past four decades, hundreds of Iranians have died in crashes caused by malfunctioning or poorly maintained aircraft.
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At one point, she thought her heart was malfunctioning, called 911 and took an ambulance ride to a hospital.
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But regardless of design, they all serve one purpose: to bring vehicles with malfunctioning brakes to a safe stop.
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Even in the face of the crisis, manufacturers are keeping secrets and making it hard to repair malfunctioning devices.
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Millions of dollars — and a reinforcement of the theater's stage — in the making, the 90,000-pound set kept malfunctioning.
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Paired with a malfunctioning app that was supposed to count votes, the caucus resulted in more chaos than answers.
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But did have a malfunctioning question screener, so the operator was reading people's phone numbers across the call. Sen.
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Water damage might appear in the form of screen malfunctioning or any other number of glitches or technical difficulties.
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Lion Air became adept at passing malfunctioning equipment from plane to plane rather than fixing problems, former employees said.
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What emerges sounds like a malfunctioning chorus of robots with perfect pitch attempting to perform in a giant, echoing chamber.
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"The main thing isn't why it's happening — if it's malice, malfunctioning or poor design," Leah McElrath told The Washington Post.
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The suspect fired at three police officers, and was armed with one handgun, two fake rifles and a malfunctioning grenade.
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After the cameras started malfunctioning, the team decided to pull the robot back from its mission before losing it entirely.
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The show's vision of hell is of a petty, malfunctioning bureaucracy, filled with jerks and bullies (including, unfortunately, Adolf Hitler).
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You head to the game's Prague hub after that mission but quickly discover that all of your augs are malfunctioning.
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To be perfectly frank, the April 18168753 release date seemed overly optimistic well before the first reports of malfunctioning units.
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Embedded underneath the spacecraft are four engines that can ignite and propel the Starliner far away from a malfunctioning rocket.
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Plaza plays Karen, a single mom who gifts her son Andy (Gabriel Bateman) a malfunctioning "Buddi Doll" for his birthday.
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"It must be malfunctioning," Morad says before trying it on another man in the room, to which it stays silent.
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Aphrodite was a major failure with more damage done to England by malfunctioning B-8s than was done to Germany.
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The tragic fire ignited by a malfunctioning hoverboard that claimed the life of a child last week just took another.
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Basinger lovingly restored the machine, replacing its fans, CPU cooler, RAM, and other parts — even a malfunctioning left mouse button.
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On the downside, more people are looking on as the company figures out what to do with a malfunctioning product.
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These engines can carry the Crew Dragon up and away from a malfunctioning rocket and get its passengers to safety.
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It was an unusually humid day in early June and the air conditioner in the building appeared to be malfunctioning.
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Think long waits at polling places, malfunctioning voting equipment, ballot design flaws, misaligned voters, or procedural missteps spotlighted during recounts.
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Using your phone to document voter suppression, malfunctioning voting machines and other problems is a potential exception to the rule.
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It's unclear whether the fragments came from a malfunctioning Patriot, a successful intercept or a Houthi rockets striking the ground.
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The door to the car was malfunctioning and the couple could not get out of the car, the notice said.
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For financial markets, whose potential malfunctioning could easily take on a life of its own, it's too early to tell.
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The 39 escalators in Penn Station maintained by Amtrak, many of them dating to the 1960s, are notorious for malfunctioning.
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A law enforcement source told Reuters that officials are reviewing the malfunctioning cameras from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan.
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Both parties have stumbled to enact comprehensive health care reform because they insist on patching up a rickety, malfunctioning model.
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In February, Consumer Reports revoked its recommended status for the Model 3, citing problems like stuck latches and malfunctioning doors.
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The $323 million contract for the R-232s, which was awarded in 000, has had problems, including malfunctioning door lights.
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This time, it may do none of that, thanks to Iowa's vote-reporting snafu, caused partly by a malfunctioning app.
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South Korean media said Friday its military still was trying to find out the exact cause of the missile malfunctioning.
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The roads are torn apart, the streets are blocked with debris and fallen trees, and many traffic signals are malfunctioning.
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Voting machines are malfunctioning in some parts of Ohio, New York, Texas and other states, according to local media reports.
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"Almost all of the public sector is malfunctioning, it must be changed completely and replaced with capable people," said Podut.
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The fear of the future is here: Amazon's Alexa is malfunctioning, scaring many frightened users with creepy, maniacal laughter totally unprompted.
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Regardless, such is the state of the world that the best Cyber Monday 2018 deal was from a malfunctioning ATM. Whodathunk?
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ConAgra officials blamed moisture from a leaky roof and a malfunctioning sprinkler system for helping salmonella bacteria grow on raw peanuts.
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So odds are good this is just another weary spin on our malfunctioning national carnival ride that refuses to shut down.
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Understandably, Boston Dynamics doesn't publicize videos of its robots malfunctioning like the Spot did on stage, but of course malfunctions happen.
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Neither PG&E nor the commission could immediately determine whether the damaged tower or its malfunctioning transmission line ignited the blaze.
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A malfunctioning housing market can constrain productivity growth, by making it hard for people to work where they are most productive.
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However, on the second day, taping went longer than we had expected due to a malfunctioning machine used for the games.
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When a number a reviewers reported malfunctioning displays among an extremely small sample size, that no doubt gave the company pause.
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Its narrative details how Earth's biosphere was reconstructed following the breakdown of nature, a process initiated by humanity's own malfunctioning robots.
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The start of the historic game was delayed 1 hour, 38 minutes because of a malfunctioning light standard in left field.
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At some stage in this whole process, however, the regulatory imperative of sorting out the LME's malfunctioning delivery system shifted gears.
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Why convey to a player the message that he's failing when he may just be flailing due to a malfunctioning wrist?
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Later, it's Cruise sighing at yet another piece of spy tech malfunctioning while his life depends on it working as advertised.
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China Telecom showed off its ability to measure the amount of trash in several garbage cans and detect malfunctioning fire hydrants.
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Grandma continued to delight children and grown-ups alike, eating popcorn off people's heads and squirting himself with a malfunctioning hose.
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Just last week, a colleague suffered a blackout from heat stroke while she was repairing the motor on a malfunctioning picker.
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Push me onto the dance floor and I'm like a pig repeatedly losing its footing, a malfunctioning distress signal made flesh.
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E-scooter company Lime is cautioning riders and contract workers about malfunctioning batteries and other issues with some of its scooters.
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Technology was a problem, with hundreds of instances of electronic voting machines malfunctioning and trouble with the election commission's internet servers.
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ATLANTA — Hundreds of Georgia residents showed up to vote Tuesday morning, only to find hours-long waits and malfunctioning voter machines.
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Unfortunately, several reviewers had troubles with their units, with some of the Folds even malfunctioning completely, prompting Samsung to delay the launch.
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The author describes his repeated troubles with the app malfunctioning, incurring missed profits and cautions from Uber for refusing to take passengers.
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"This morning, it was found that a malfunctioning remote car starter was likely the source of the issue," the spokesperson told Gizmodo.
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What's worse, based on the malfunctioning Microsoft Surfaces on the Patriots sideline in the first half, it's clear Belichick got out-cheated.
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But for now, this appears to be a case of two people who got unlucky and received a malfunctioning or broken device.
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Most of the emissions come from malfunctioning well pads that are not fixed because the leaks are not detected, the study said.
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I spent the darkness of that prairie winter depressed, unmedicated, clinically alcoholic, broke, and alone in an apartment with a malfunctioning heater.
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Another concern is the legal and policy question of who is responsible for malfunctioning or suboptimal behavior of AI & ML enabled products.
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This means that the EPA inventory may miss big accidental emissions, possibly from malfunctioning equipment that isn't normally monitored, according to Alvarez.
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The supplier studied the unit and, after determining that it was malfunctioning, sent it to the semiconductor manufacturer, Atmel, for further analysis.
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A malfunctioning dog leash could end up creating billions of dollars of potential liabilities for online marketplaces, with Amazon front and center.
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So the new device is meant to target only the malfunctioning ventricle, not both, like the soft robot described earlier this year.
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As successful as Nintendo's Switch has been, some users have complained about malfunctioning controllers since the early days of the console's life.
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These old, ill-maintained and often malfunctioning vehicles become energy guzzlers and emit high levels of heat-trapping gases, said the CSE.
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Another black mark is a malfunctioning inquiry into why many indigenous women and girls were murdered or went missing in recent decades.
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And now it's sort of malfunctioning in a wild way, like a propane tank or something that had the nozzle broken off.
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After a flood of negative feedback over stuck and malfunctioning keys, the company has continued to upgrade the technology with subtle fixes.
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Despite the postponement, voting was disrupted by malfunctioning voter card readers which caused lengthy delays in some regions, particularly southern opposition strongholds.
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After Glance allegedly tried to shoot the boy with the malfunctioning pistol, the mother grabbed the child and raced to her car.
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If my situation wasn't dire enough, my spacesuit is malfunctioning, and I'm quickly running out of the oxygen that's keeping me alive.
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Many of the machines used to diagnose and treat cancer patients were malfunctioning and left in disrepair despite multiple appeals, he said.
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The Times' report, published Saturday, provides new information about the specific overhauls to the system that made it more vulnerable to malfunctioning.
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This is crucial: a fundamental source of Britain's recent economic woes—including stagnant productivity and real wages—is a malfunctioning credit market.
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This reminds me of the sci-fi movie Westworld, about the malfunctioning robots that start killing the patrons of a theme park.
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However, at about half a liter, the dust bin is small and occasionally prone to strange errors, like the dust sensors malfunctioning.
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Any malfunctioning component would be replaced, and with the console inspected, cleared of personal data and cleaned, it becomes offered for sale.
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BWR-PR's Nicole Perna told Billboard that Carey noticed her earpiece was malfunctioning and was told it would be fixed on stage.
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They found that all the EVAs were slightly late for a variety of reasons, including malfunctioning technology and dealing with new hardware.
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If people can't hear you on your iPhone or Siri can't process your requests, one of your iPhone's microphones may be malfunctioning.
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I attended and can assure you that, contrary to the glamorously edited videos in the show, they were malfunctioning, formless, benumbing ordeals.
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The robots, played by actors, were obnoxious, loud, malfunctioning and demanded an untenable amount of attention from the humans in the room.
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It is the only modern Boeing jet without an electronic alert system that explains what is malfunctioning and how to resolve it.
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There was also no further information about how many of the samples provided to reviewers had been described as damaged or malfunctioning.
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Throughout the day on Tuesday, scattered reports emerged of malfunctioning voter machines, hours-long lines, and polling stations running out of ballots.
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Cyclists have become so accustomed to the green waves that they complain to city transportation officials whenever a traffic signal is malfunctioning.
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And in both cases, Boeing didn't include information in the pilots' manual that could have helped them respond to the malfunctioning automation.
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NASA wants to know that its astronauts riding inside the Crew Dragon can still be brought home safely, despite a malfunctioning rocket.
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The tragedy came only nine months after a woman was trapped for days inside a malfunctioning elevator on the Upper East Side.
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You can count me out of skiing ever again because this video of a ski lift malfunctioning is now my worst nightmare.
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According to the press release, McCullum offered in March 2016 to take Plaskett's malfunctioning iPhone to a local Apple store for service.
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This was the vacation, right here and now, watching a malfunctioning jet bridge twist back and forth like a drunken boa constrictor.
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The tragedy came only nine months after a woman was trapped for days inside a malfunctioning elevator on the Upper East Side.
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Known as "kickbacks" within Tesla, these vehicles have glitches as minor as dents and scratches to more complex troubles such as malfunctioning seats.
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There were cases of voters arriving at polling stations to discover they were not on the voter list and of malfunctioning voting machines.
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Volunteer moderators told the BBC that YouTube's technical safeguards against sexual comments on children's videos had been malfunctioning for at least a year.
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The count includes those who died as a result of "indirect complications" cased by Harvey, such as fallen trees and malfunctioning medical equipment.
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However, Bloomberg reported that the adjustments included a required fix to a warning light, which indicates when the plane's trim system is malfunctioning.
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The agency will activate a special emergency system on the capsule designed to carry the vehicle away from a malfunctioning rocket, to safety.
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And while women are often burdened with that label alone, about 40 percent of the time, it's due to a male's malfunctioning sperm.
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Both companies have designed built-in abort systems into their spacecraft, which can carry the vehicles up and away from a malfunctioning rocket.
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At first, it was only the App Store that was malfunctioning, not allowing users to download new apps or search through the store.
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The robot, in its age, is malfunctioning: The human tics and intricacies that made it "pass" for so long are starting to wear.
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Best not to have malfunctioning robots running amuck, giving poignant yet snooty speeches about all the things they've seen that we wouldn't believe.
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The Genius Bar guy tells me the iPad battery's maximum capacity is 8%, and that this was probably caused by a malfunctioning battery.
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"Preliminary investigations show the mine exceeded its mining boundaries, had insufficient and malfunctioning equipment, poor ventilation and disorderly management," the news agency said.
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But while I was busy questioning whether the machine was malfunctioning, another beauty editor was zoning in on the results of my scan.
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The brand of the malfunctioning hoverboard that erupted in flames and led to the deaths of two children in March has been identified.
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But the sirens weren't signaling the end of the world (or end of Dallas), and they were not malfunctioning, as early reports indicated.
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The last we heard of him, he was out of commission and replaced because he was "malfunctioning" — AKA, starting to become self aware.
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In-game audio problems have been matched by malfunctioning microphones for commentators and analysts, and the general feeling has been one of disarray.
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Suppose a buyer would pay $1,000 for a good set of wheels (a "peach") but only $500 for a malfunctioning car (a "lemon").
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I think this can be very easily interpreted by some to give up and say their obesity it because of their malfunctioning metabolism.
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Police said a malfunctioning hydrogen valve caused the explosion in the refinery, which started operating two months ago after a $52 million revamp.
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That means that even after a malfunctioning router or power source is fixed, it can take hours to bring the systems back online.
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They'll be able to tell if you're having a hardware issue, and fix or replace any relevant parts that are broken or malfunctioning.
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Gene therapy research, which aims to insert corrective genes into malfunctioning cells, has been dogged by a series of disappointments and safety concerns.
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Unfolding foldables It's admittedly been a tough couple of weeks for the ascendant form factor, thanks almost exclusively to malfunctioning Galaxy Fold units.
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Cluster munitions too have a very relevant extra level of depth, by simulating random malfunctioning bomblets that stay behind as landmines of sorts.
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The fire started Wednesday night, and may have been caused by a malfunctioning PG & E electrical line, though that is not official yet.
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At least 24 delays across the city that morning had roots in malfunctioning motors, faulty brakes or broken air-conditioning systems, records show.
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If they don't, they'll pay a different price: having a malfunctioning plant, or worse, physical damage to their machinery or even to humans.
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The need to identify a malfunctioning battery arose for Skip earlier this year when one of its scooters in Washington, DC caught fire.
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Up to eight players huddle over their smartphone, which transforms into a malfunctioning ship interface with everything labeled in pure Star Trekkian technobabble.
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One minor blessing about the world we live in, though, is that confusing or malfunctioning holiday gifts don't have to ruin your life.
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But the problem is that they don't actually differentiate between what is a malfunctioning band versus what is just very worn and torn.
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Another plaintiff, Cassandra Baker, said she was served an eviction letter by Ross seeking back rent after she complained about her apartment's malfunctioning heater.
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That same year, after being pulled over for a malfunctioning brake light, Walter Scott was shot while fleeing a police officer in South Carolina.
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I doubt there are any trading operations with zero human oversight; someone has to press the stop button to turn a malfunctioning system off.
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Turns out the real reason he's been malfunctioning is that someone installed a much bigger, more complex file that's incompatible with his source code.
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While Apple has offered a repair program to replace potentially malfunctioning batteries, the latest update to iOS 10 should help automatically fix the issue.
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If something goes wrong in the middle of a launch, these engines can ignite and carry the Crew Dragon away from a malfunctioning rocket.
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This device's entertainment potential is practically unlimited, but as a Hackathon team recently demonstrated, it can also be used to rewire a malfunctioning brain.
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Free repairs all around (up to a maximum of three times), regardless if the damage is caused by the drone or the pilot malfunctioning.
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Honda is recalling about 232,000 2018 Accord vehicles and 2019 Insight hybrid cars in the U.S. for malfunctioning software for the rear camera display.
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He maybe possibly attempts to throw an alley-oop to himself and then rockets into the wall like he was wearing malfunctioning roller skates.
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Here, Chucky's not the doll embodiment of a human murderer, but a malfunctioning piece of artificial intelligence straight out of a Black Mirror episode.
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The goal isn't just to correct malfunctioning neurochemical pathways but, with the aid of a mental health professional, to gain insight into your psyche.
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The video, which was viewed more than 4 million times, shows Davis struggling to back up his malfunctioning wheelchair as fireworks erupt around him.
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A county official says reports of an active shooter at a school in North Carolina on Friday turned out to be malfunctioning water heater.
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Specifically, the former had double the number of cytotoxic T-cells, which kill off body cells that are damaged, malfunctioning or infected with viruses.
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San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit is only 44 years old, but it hasn't aged well, with leaky tunnels, warped rails, and malfunctioning circuitry.
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But the airline's chief operating officer, Gil West, later admitted that a malfunctioning power-control system at its data centre was really to blame.
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"We're using a tiny amount of electricity to influence a large circuit that is malfunctioning, and we're trying to reset the brain," Okun said.
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After slightly more than an hour, authorities allowed people to re-enter after officials discovered a malfunctioning electrical panel, police said in a statement.
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Officials at the State Bank of India (SBI) thought the machine was merely malfunctioning when patrons told them it was no longer dispensing money.
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It was the clearest sign to date that the financial system was malfunctioning and by common consensus was the start of the global crisis.
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Stuff like 964 Pinocchio, a movie where the owners of a malfunctioning cyborg sex slave discard him rather than take him in for repairs.
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It was one of these smaller companies — VR Systems, based in Tallahassee — that manufactured North Carolina's malfunctioning e-pollbooks and Florida's erratic voter websites.
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Lippmann was so obsessed with the problem of public opinion that he failed to notice that the problem wasn't new, that democracy wasn't malfunctioning.
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They can offer high contrast and are less prone to "burn-in," which is when an image is permanently displayed on a malfunctioning screen.
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At the beginning of "Bouncing Back," we're flashed forward to three months from now and plunked down into the cockpit of a malfunctioning spacecraft.
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Why it matters: One person has died and 17 others have been injured from the malfunctioning devices, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
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But del Potro was able to generate seven opportunities, converting three, as Isner grew frustrated with drizzling rain and a malfunctioning let-detecting machine.
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He was part of a team of technical professionals, known as "range rats," who repaired the electronics in malfunctioning ballistic missiles and satellite equipment.
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We could forge new paths to solving problems in medicine, social communication and emotional processing, like the consequences of a malfunctioning sense of smell.
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They offer higher contrast and are not as prone to "burn-in," which is when an image is permanently displayed on a malfunctioning screen.
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From "Spygate" to "Deflategate" to malfunctioning headsets and stolen play sheets, here are other examples of how the Patriots have been accused of cheating.
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He said motorists would get out of their cars to help guide other motorists around the malfunctioning arms so they could cross the tracks.
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The crew who flew the doomed Lion Air Boeing 737 Max 83 the day before it crashed figured out how to stop it malfunctioning.
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Adele's full-tilt diva ballad, "All I Ask," was sabotaged early on by what sounded like a malfunctioning piano string, and Adele never quite recovered.
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We're told Fetty and Alexis Skyy's daughter, Alaiya, needed the procedure to repair a malfunctioning implant in her brain that helps drain blood and fluids.
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I've become a malfunctioning flesh water bomber, sucking up reservoirs of liquid during the day just to dump the entire payload the second I'm asleep.
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Other people trying the phone had been pushing that camera down, apparently, and so its mechanism was malfunctioning by the time I got to it.
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Arranging transit days in advance, scheduling personal care assistants, dealing with malfunctioning assistive technology and preparing meals made to specifications are just a few examples.
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ParaZero is developing a recovery system for malfunctioning drones, in the form of a parachute, and Sensilize is creating a multispectral sensor for agricultural applications.
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Malfunctioning pixels, like the ones Nintendo Switch users are complaining about on their new consoles, have plagued screens since the dawn of liquid crystal displays.
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ANTHONY KINGChair of war studiesUniversity of Warwick Coventry Concerns about malfunctioning autonomous military systems reminded me of this (probably apocryphal) story from several decades ago.
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The Soyuz capsule carrying them separated from the malfunctioning rocket and made what is called a steep ballistic descent with parachutes helping slow its speed.
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NASA could soon use an artificial intelligence-fueled fix for a malfunctioning instrument on its Solar Dynamics Observatory, which observes solar activity in extraordinary detail.
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Scott periodically winds up as the butt of the film's jokes, especially when his shrinking regulator keeps malfunctioning, or when he's physically or intellectually overmatched.
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Both theater and military folks are very often funny, skeptical, wary of hyperbole, tired of malfunctioning hierarchy, sick of hypocrisy, and pissed off by lies.
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By keeping a duplicate of any machine they sent into space, they could troubleshoot a malfunctioning component while its counterpart was thousands of miles away.
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Well, actually it turns out to be a monster and that's what we have in the United States, a malfunctioning monster of a healthcare system.
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In scenes straight from a horror movie, a Chinese woman has been been found dead a month after apparently being trapped in a malfunctioning lift.
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They are all OK -- he got a malfunctioning generator to work at his damaged home Tuesday -- but he warns residents who evacuated to stay away.
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From leaky roofs and malfunctioning elevators to mold, mildew and lack of heat or hot water, they are in desperate need of repair and renewal.
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According to a report by the New York Post, less than two weeks after the accident, tenants claimed the building's other elevator was still malfunctioning.
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If Google Chrome starts malfunctioning, or you've installed add-ons that cause glitches, an easy way to fix the problem is to reset the browser.
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When asked about the Patriots' headsets malfunctioning during last weeks game, Belichick instead took the time to let everyone know he's "done with the tablets".
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The causes of Crohn's disease are still unclear, but one factor is a malfunctioning immune system; I often describe it as my stomach attacking itself.
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The defining characteristic of these conditions is that the immune system is malfunctioning or non-existent, resulting in a decreased ability to fight off infection.
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At first, the story Boeing tried to tell was that it was a software problem; the automated stall-prevention system was malfunctioning, the company said.
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How many down-and-out characters have checked into a seedy hotel and found a malfunctioning sign buzzing like a bug-zapper outside their window?
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Pan Am Flight 63 was about halfway across the Pacific Ocean at the time and the malfunctioning engine propeller sent the airplane into a descent.
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Everyone sees a different control panel, and the game consists of shouting out which parts are malfunctioning so whoever has them can get to fixing.
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On a day when Spieth's putter was malfunctioning, Greller's well-chosen, well-timed words were the key to salvaging the round and perhaps the week.
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Shuffling between malfunctioning players and misplaced cassettes, I was as lost in "Mason & Dixon" as Mason and Dixon were in the wilds of North America.
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Jose Abreu, an employee at another high-rise, said he felt the walls vibrating for about 90 seconds but thought it was a malfunctioning fan.
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But convincing the people that the tools are malfunctioning, that the hurricane isn't coming their way, that the rest of the news reports are wrong?
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According to German broadcaster Deutsche Welle, local authorities suspect a malfunctioning pyrotechnics display was to blame for the massive blaze, which started on the stage's rigging.
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If something goes wrong during launch, for example, the SuperDraco engines can propel the capsule away from a malfunctioning rocket and get the crew to safety.
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U.S. auto safety regulators have expanded an investigation into malfunctioning airbag controls to include 12.3 million vehicles because the bags may not inflate in a crash.
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She hates filters, and loves piles of outdated technology (malfunctioning BlackBerrys, Reagan-era radio alarm clocks, and mangled piles of power strips being her favorite subjects).
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Just last week, it did the same for the MacBook, with a quiet announcement around the latest attempt to resolve longstanding issues with the malfunctioning keyboards.
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Whether it's a malfunctioning great white in 1975 New England or a Demogorgon in 2016, science fiction monsters can serve as symbols for humanity's worst temptations.
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Throw in all the reports of broken and malfunctioning G5 modules and it's not hard to figure out that LG didn't know what it was doing.
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That page appeared to be malfunctioning early on Monday morning, leading some to speculate online that Oliver's plea had crashed that part of the FCC's website.
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And just three hours before the debate, two more guests were announced: George Wallace Junior Fan Club President James O'Keefe and malfunctioning Trump prototype Sarah Palin.
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Possible speeding or malfunctioning of the train tanks are among the most likely reasons for the incident, the head of the parliamentary commission Nastimir Ananiev said.
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Project leader Jack Irving worried about the possibility of vehicles malfunctioning, or of delays if the network tried to run safety checks before letting them enter.
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Anyone who has experienced a crashed web browser or a malfunctioning smartphone will perhaps be less willing to put such trust in our Silicon Valley overlords.
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But Brooks's office didn't provide the Post with any proof to back up the claim that state Democrats were at fault for the malfunctioning voting machines.
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On Wednesday, the Islamic Republic's state media reported that Iran had assisted a malfunctioning foreign tanker, but did not explain further, according to The Associated Press.
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Meanwhile, Oyo's promise standardized service left me in a room with lovely towels but a broken bathroom fan, an apparently malfunctioning radiator, and a cracked window.
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Swiftmile's system not only charges the scooters, it also can provide scooter companies with diagnostics and keep the device locked in the dock if it's malfunctioning.
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SpaceX insists that this method will be safe and that its abort system will be able to safely carry crew members away from a malfunctioning rocket.
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As voters headed to the polls Tuesday in Georgia, many were met by long lines due to issues with malfunctioning voting machines, according to media reports.
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Personal privacy devices, other kinds of jammers, spoofers, solar activity, malfunctioning electrical equipment, and even the local geography can significantly degrade or disable a receiver's performance.
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There are familiar commuters, malfunctioning toll arms, occasional scofflaws — and an incessant barrage of come-ons, sexual comments, lecherous stares and crude gestures from male motorists.
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The possibility that actually sends shivers to my spine is that we lose all those precious pictures because of some widespread malfunctioning of our smart phones.
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While the official cause of the fire has yet to be determined, it's possible that malfunctioning Pacific Gas and Electric Co. lines may be to blame.
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The reports of malfunctioning hoverboards exploding have become so frequent that it's no longer a surprise to hear of one burning a user's home or belongings.
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Voters could be shown photos of long lines at polling places to discourage them from voting, or could be shown manipulated videos of malfunctioning voting machines.
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Most new Boeing jets have electronic systems that take pilots through their preflight checklists, ensuring they don't skip a step and potentially miss a malfunctioning part.
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In addition to the malfunctioning tests, the administration had narrowed testing to those who had visited China or come in contact with a confirmed coronavirus patient.
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"Unfortunately, there was a malfunctioning of certain components, which, coupled with the unforeseen weather conditions, made landing at the airport difficult," Odaudu said in the statement.
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Two crashes involving the plane model and its malfunctioning flight control system — one in October 2018 and the other in March — killed 346 people in total.
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By the time she delivers Georgina's now famous, "No, no, no, no, no, no …" Ms. Gabriel has tipped the part's tremulous, robotic mannerliness into malfunctioning mannerism.
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The report also found there was "no malfunctioning of the braking system" and no track failure on the tram, which was being driven by Alfred Dorris.
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However, if that gene is malfunctioning, the narrator explains, you'll produce more pheomelanin, making you more likely to have fairer skin, red or blonde hair, and freckles.
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This past weekend, the space agency jerry-rigged Curiosity's malfunctioning drill, allowing the rover to bore into Martian rock for the first time in over a year.
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The news comes in the wake of mysterious illnesses by U.S. government employees in Cuba thought to be either a "sonic attack" or perhaps malfunctioning surveillance gear.
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But on one condition: Drivers, after first coming to a full stop at the light, must believe that the red light is malfunctioning before driving through it.
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We've seen numerous theories for what could cause these kinds of symptoms floated over the last year, including weaponized microwaves or radio waves and malfunctioning surveillance gear.
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They trained a neural network to recognize and then mask the human-made radio interference that comes from satellites, airports, WiFi routers, microwaves, and malfunctioning electric blankets.
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In addition to the delivery, this Dragon will also take back some cargo: the malfunctioning Robonaut 2, which apparently bricked itself sometime during the last few months.
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That could create bottlenecks, with self-driving cars holding up traffic because its law-abiding brain won't allow it to proceed, even if a stoplight is malfunctioning.
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Brooker and his fellow writers would surely have to lay it on heavy and make it worse with the patient being stuck with malfunctioning gear or something.
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However, last week was a different story, when millions of fans complained that Tidal's live video stream of Kanye's Season 3 fashion show / album debut was malfunctioning.
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A preliminary report by Ethiopian investigators found that a malfunctioning angle of attack sensor on Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 was sending incorrect data to the MCAS system.
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A majority of the customers who spoke to The Verge earlier this week about their malfunctioning vehicles have reported back that the maddening reboot loop has stopped.
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Workers probing malfunctioning parts, he explained, could get tailored instructions beamed onto the screen, or perhaps a hologram of a skilled technician showing how to make repairs.
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After investigating the incident, police learned that a nearby malfunctioning utility transformer may have been the cause of the noise and no charges were filed against him.
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Researchers at the University of Maryland recently announced a potential breakthrough in the fight against "neuropathic" pain—that is, pain that results from malfunctioning or damaged nerves.
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In the wake of another batch of stunning victories by Donald Trump in the Republican primaries, the internet turned its attention to Canada's suspiciously malfunctioning immigration website.
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Takata faces potentially billions of dollars in costs from the world's largest automotive recall, stemming from millions of its air bags that were equipped with malfunctioning inflators.
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She wants to ensure that every vote is counted in the state, where crucial districts dealt with malfunctioning voting machines and hours-long waits on Election Day.
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There are no GoT sprawling vistas or looming castles in the minute-long teaser—it's all tight, claustrophobic shots of unhappy astronauts and malfunctioning high-tech junk.
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But today, he says, cars are like "computers on wheels," which is why consumers can flag things that are difficult to use, even if they aren't malfunctioning.
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"Regardless of one or two boat engines malfunctioning, what should have happened after a distress call was all hands on deck manning the boat weapons," West added.
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You can reset a Fitbit Versa to jog the system back to proper function if it has become slow to respond or is malfunctioning in some way.
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Earlier this year, many security experts believed Russia used NotPetya — malfunctioning ransomware only useful to render a hard drive useless — in an attack meant to target Ukraine.
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Inside, where the mind makes comparisons and analogies, the dissociation inheres in malfunctioning metaphors: what is a "symposium / of endangered stars" and how would it evict itself?
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The most important instrument on board a newly-deployed, state-of-the-art U.S. weather satellite is malfunctioning, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said Wednesday.
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Filmed stranded haplessly on a malfunctioning zipwire, Mr. Johnson took an incident that would have humiliated most other politicians and somehow used it to burnish his appeal.
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Boeing recently discovered that the simulators could not accurately replicate the difficult conditions created by a malfunctioning anti-stall system, which played a role in both disasters.
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Nearly half the country's Hispanic population lives in California and Texas, where thousands of voters encountered long lines, closed or relocated polling stations, and malfunctioning voting machines.
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Long lines, confusion and malfunctioning machines plagued the Super Tuesday vote earlier this week, as thousands of Americans voted – or attempted to vote – in the presidential primaries.
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But one of those sensors was replaced before the plane's next-to-last flight, from Bali to Jakarta, after the jet experienced malfunctioning data readings, investigators say.
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Driving the news: A malfunctioning drone operated by Swiss Post plummeted to the ground near Zurich, narrowly missing a group of kindergarten children, according to IEEE Spectrum.
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Lopez told Smith, a first-base prospect, to come to the field because he had an idea on how to fix Smith's malfunctioning sleep apnea breathing machine.
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On that Wednesday in the College Point quiet room, the pressman Dennis Coleman called to shut down a malfunctioning press; color ink was "scumming" on Page B4.
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"Samsung Electronics is aware of the case of the S10's malfunctioning fingerprint recognition and will soon issue a software patch," the company said in a statement.
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But once the eject feature ships, it will bypass the hardware button, letting you get discs out with a controller input even if your button is malfunctioning.
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These are edited excerpts from the conversation: The scene where Bryan's character is seated on a malfunctioning paperless toilet — should we get that out of the way?
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BMW said it is working on resolving the issue but plans to replace the malfunctioning inflators with new ones and let owners know when parts are in.
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The prosecutor's office said in a statement that several hypotheses about the cause of the April 2396 blaze include a malfunctioning electrical system or a smoldering cigarette.
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Whether you are chatting to millennial socialists, populist nationalists or frustrated centrists, the idea that democracy in the West is malfunctioning is likely to be acknowledged without hesitation.
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His mini-rant about malfunctioning Hawkeye technology when Berdych served for the opening set said much about the struggle Federer was having to contain the 19th seeded powerhouse.
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Yes, the super dad did die in a fire, and it was started by the malfunctioning slow cooker Rebecca (Mandy Moore) used to make her Super Bowl chili.
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Research shows that the practice causes significant psychological and physical problems, including depression, anxiety, pain, burns, post-traumatic stress disorder, tissue damage, and errant shocks from malfunctioning devices.
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Click here to view original GIFIt might look like this erratic RC helicopter is malfunctioning and about to crash, but its pilot, Tareq Alsaadi, is in complete control.
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Poland&aposs right-wing government has highlighted the case of Tomasz Komenda as an example of, what it says, is a malfunctioning justice system that needs deep reform.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES from small-satellite technology are infinite: from an "ambulance" which rescues malfunctioning spacecraft to devices that can measure the oil level in a tanker from space.
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Just when Samsung looked ready to put the last few months behind it to focus on its next step, there's more bad news from the malfunctioning products department.
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Tesla forums have been flooded with a wide variety of quality and reliability issues, including defective drivetrains, cracking windshields, leaky sunroofs, malfunctioning door handles, and countless other problems.
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Also, the refinery's 92,000-bpd gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracking unit (FCCU) may be shut up to two weeks for repairs to a malfunctioning compressor, the sources said.
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Then there's the dark comedy of the "theme park as malfunctioning death trap", typified by park creator John Hammond's relentlessly sunny optimism about the severity of the crisis.
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In this case, the target is Susan Jacobs, who came back from Greenwich early to find a techno-anarchist cell operating out of her ostensibly malfunctioning smart home.
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These young people will enter the world with a malfunctioning moral compass, believing that their destiny lies in the hands of those who are outside of their control.
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American is working with B/E Aerospace, a manufacturer of aircraft cabin products, to replace malfunctioning coffee makers on many of its planes, at thousands of dollars each.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant powered down one of its four reactors for repairs to a malfunctioning mechanical unit, the plant operator said on its website.
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In the new film, however, Chucky seems to be a malfunctioning robot whose link to a vast and vulnerable network of gadgets is what makes him extra scary.
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The concept has earned Giertz a loyal online audience of over 353 million YouTube subscribers, who tune in to her videos of bots intentionally malfunctioning in hilarious ways.
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Long lines, machines malfunctioning, confusion over voter ID laws — these are just some of the problems frustrated voters at polling stations across the country faced during Tuesday's elections.
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An alternate timeline could've seen the duo follow this path toward unhinged machine-malfunctioning ecstasy, but they never really did—guess those robots were just engineered too well.
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I was surprised to learn that the store actually does take in-store orders, which will be a boon to any unlucky coffee craver with a malfunctioning app.
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Among the factors that worked against them in Game 2 of the World Series on Wednesday were a malfunctioning drone and an injury incurred during a postgame celebration.
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The avant-garde composer Philip Glass shocked at least one music lover when he materialized, smock-clad and brandishing plumber's tools, in a home with a malfunctioning appliance.
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An electrical cause is certainly on the table, Mr. Engel said, from a power line that could have fallen in the wind, or some other malfunctioning electrical equipment.
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From closed polling sites to malfunctioning machines, Election Day brought frustration for some voters in contests shadowed by questions about the security and fairness of the electoral system.
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There's ghoulish drones, wheezing synthesizers, electronics that sound like malfunctioning transformers, and washes of white noise that sound, as Lynch intended, like wind through the tops of trees.
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To compensate for malfunctioning pitot tubes, pilots must disengage any autopilot systems that are taking in inaccurate readings, and depend on manual controls and visual cues, navigators said.
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We cannot guarantee that they will not be woken up by the squeal of a malfunctioning IV pump or the chaos of clinicians scrambling to help another patient.
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Since meat contains iron and niacin, metal detectors must allow for some level of metal content, which means screws and metal shavings from malfunctioning equipment can slip through.
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A Communist Party mouthpiece is crowing that malfunctioning U.S. leadership is making China "great again" on the eve of highly anticipated bilateral trade talks between the two countries.
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The keyboards, which Apple introduced in laptops starting in 2015, had generated complaints on social media for how much noise they made while typing and for malfunctioning unexpectedly.
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A three-act track, it morphs into the Canadian producer's signature prog-house sound, then builds to a devastating dubstep conclusion wrought with co-writer Skrillex's malfunctioning-machine influence.
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And most of its customers can agree that long lines and malfunctioning zippers are enough to warrant throwing a may-I-speak-to-the-manager-level type of fit.
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They watch the two former lav-huddlers taking turns orally serving a too-generic probable pighead wearing a slightly malfunctioning smearmask which switches on and off every twenty seconds.
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Consider the home for a Christmas-in-July celebration—that way, you won't have to worry about the malfunctioning furnace or risk getting your tongue stuck to a flagpole.
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Folks at Disneyland Paris got quite the scare when a loud, malfunctioning escalator caused people to fear there was another terrorist attack ... but thankfully, it was a false alarm.
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Boeing did not tell Southwest Airlines, its largest 737 Max customer, that a standard safety feature designed to warn pilots about malfunctioning sensors had been deactivated on the jets.
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In one partly redacted email from 2015, years before the plane was certified, a Boeing employee questioned whether the system was vulnerable to malfunctioning if a single sensor failed.
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Embedded in the structure of the Crew Dragon capsule are eight thrusters, called Super Dracos, which can ignite during launch and carry the vehicle away from a malfunctioning rocket.
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I was about ready to toss my malfunctioning laptop out a window if I got one more pitch for a STEM robot toy that teaches kids how to code.
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This shooting is yet another example of body cameras falling off or malfunctioning at a critical time — in the moment the public most needs the cameras to work properly.
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Recent problems like malfunctioning doors and glitchy sensors have cast light on the difficulty of quickly expanding production as Tesla prepares to launch its Model 3 sedan next year.
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The malfunctioning of several loading arms at Jose port has led to a backlog of tankers for the last month, according to a union leader and Thomson Reuters data.
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From spilled coffee on a laptop and a malfunctioning iPhone, to misplacing an external hard drive, Mueller told the court their potential importance never struck him as an issue.
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Doctors discovered that the receptors in his brain were malfunctioning and that he lacked sufficient dopamine, a chemical compound in the body responsible for transmitting signals between nerve cells.
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A maintenance crew was called to inspect a malfunctioning elevator in a residential building in the Gaoling district of Xi'an on January 30, according to a local government statement.
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According to CBS New York, a malfunctioning switchboard caused the Carnival Sunshine ship to tip onto its side shortly after the week-long journey began in Port Canaveral, Florida.
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Below a certain altitude—210 feet or so—an abort was no longer possible, and Armstrong would be forced to attempt a landing even if his computer was malfunctioning.
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Among other things, the Razer Hydra motion controllers it required were discontinued during development — when the team's small cache started malfunctioning, they were reduced to dismantling and resoldering them.
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You can easily back up photos from your iPhone using iCloud storage and preserve them in the case of your device malfunctioning, being reformatted, or being lost or stolen.
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However, to avoid the pitfalls of previous administrations, President-elect Trump's candidate for secretary of state needs to understand that certain false assumptions undergird the malfunctioning U.S. foreign policy.
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Wi-Fi routers are fickle beasts, still prone to malfunctioning and requiring a reset, which can be a pretty annoying ordeal when you aren't sitting right next to it.
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If the bulletin board could speak, it would beep like a malfunctioning smoke alarm — 100 percent sure there's a fire somewhere but lacking the actual capacity to detect it.
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The minute I opened the glass doors to the darkened, black-walled gallery, I was greeted by a loud groaning sound that made me think of a malfunctioning foghorn.
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Doing so could help them spot potential issues such as a malfunctioning pneumatic valve, a storage tank that isn't properly venting gases, or a compressor station that isn't working.
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The move was among the most overt acknowledgments of Boeing's responsibility in the crashes, which were caused in part by a malfunctioning anti-stall system on the new jets.
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Citi Bike, which is owned by Lyft, was forced to remove hundreds of pedal assist e-bikes last April after dozens of people were injured due to malfunctioning brakes.
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After looking into what had happened, US Capitol Police and the Architect of the Capitol found "a malfunctioning electrical panel," Capitol Police spokeswoman Eva Malecki said in a statement.
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It will now use data from two, rather than only one, angle of attack sensors, which is intended to make the plane less vulnerable to a single malfunctioning sensor.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Malfunctioning air traffic control systems at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport on Tuesday led to dozens of canceled flights and long delays at one of Europe's busiest transportation hubs.
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About six hours after polls opened on Tuesday, voters have reported malfunctioning machines in multiple locations, a common occurrence on Election Day that can lead to longer wait times.
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And on some days, officers have to deal with hundreds of alerts about violations that, in many cases, are false signals, such at those stemming from a malfunctioning ankle monitor.
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When you're on Survivor, and your brain is malfunctioning from malnutrition, and you don't have anything to write on, it can be challenging to even remember who is voting where.
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That being said, the frustration of being utterly powerless to do anything about a malfunctioning phone animates the early scenes before it emerges that the app has real supernatural malevolence.
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The synthetic airspeed system could detect when the plane's angle of attack sensors are malfunctioning and prevent other systems from reacting to that incorrect data, Ewbank said, the Times reported.
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But the headlines were dominated by her persistent coughing throughout the speech, a stunt by a prankster who handed her a formal dismissal of employment notice, and a malfunctioning backdrop.
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Living under their native red sun, Rao, none of the Kryptonians have any powers, and even time-and-planet-hopping superhero Adam Strange (Shaun Sipos) is grounded by malfunctioning technology.
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The case centers on McCullum, who told Plaskett, whom he worked for at the time, that he could repair her malfunctioning iPhone by taking it to a local Apple Store.
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This video is a gift we did nothing to deserve, like the gift of summer coming once a year or the gift of a vending machine malfunctioning in your favor.
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Boeing has promised that it's working on the problem, which investigators believe may be the result of malfunctioning software and a failure to properly train pilots on the plane's systems.
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McCullum did so by offering to "assist [the delegate] in repairing her malfunctioning, password-protected cellular phone by taking her iPhone to a local Apple store," according to court documents.
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Just three weeks before Election Day, in front of a cheering crowd in North Carolina, Trump literally dismantled a malfunctioning teleprompter, the physical manifestation of our overly scripted campaign machinery.
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The feature, designed to make it easier to repair malfunctioning devices, means the FBI can demand Apple develop an alternate version of iOS for the iPhone 5c of Syed Farook.
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Obvious example: The "Safety Check" feature he touts in this post as a way "to help keep our community safe" is perhaps more immediately recognizable as a malfunctioning panic-stoker.
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But equipment malfunctioning at PDVSA's main oil port, Jose, has caused delays for loading and discharging tankers, curbing crude exports and forming a backlog of vessels waiting to deliver imports.
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In 2016, the poverty rate there was 23% but the hope is that the cleaner energy and better supply will reduce the occurrence of flickering lightbulbs and malfunctioning hospital equipment.
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Hawaii transportation department spokesman Tim Sakahara told reporters that rumors of an active shooter appeared to be linked to a malfunctioning laptop that started emitting smoke at a security checkpoint.
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Reports of long lines and malfunctioning machines inflamed an already tense race between gubernatorial candidates Brian Kemp, the Republican secretary of state, and Democratic challenger and political newcomer Stacey Abrams.
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Backstage at the CURE Insurance Arena here, where he and his band are rehearsing for a tour, he starred in a brief pas de deux with a malfunctioning electric kettle.
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They just thought, at the same time as they were committing fraud, they also had convinced themselves that their malfunctioning prototype was the greatest thing humanity had every worked on.
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Its job is to safeguard people from malfunctioning financial products (like predatory loans), much as the government protects them from — to borrow Warren's favorite analogy — toasters that burst into flames.
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The plane maker reportedly didn't tell airlines or the Federal Aviation Administration that a warning system about malfunctioning sensors on its 737 Max jets had been disabled, the WSJ reports.
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When you understand that tinnitus is a neurological condition—not something physically broken or malfunctioning in the ear—you start to grasp the difficulty in treating, let alone curing it.
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A bad feedback loop gets going: The idea of bodily malfunction makes me feel woozy; the wooziness makes me suspect my body is malfunctioning; this suspicion snowballs; I get woozier.
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While Hopper was developing some of the earliest electromechanical computers -- MARK I and MARK II -- she dismantled a malfunctioning computer to find that a dead moth was causing the problem.
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The findings by the Indonesian authorities are the latest to challenge Boeing's defense that pilots should have been able to deal with a malfunctioning system by following standard emergency procedures.
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In a written statement in July, John McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, noted the cost overruns and cited a list of crucial malfunctioning systems that remained unfixed.
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Natural gas leaks can be accidental, caused by malfunctioning equipment, but a lot of natural gas is also released intentionally to perform process operations such as opening and closing valves.
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But where Marvel's superheroes tend to stumble into their powers by accident—radioactive spider bites, misbegotten nuclear tests—Coker didn't have to wander into a malfunctioning laboratory to acquire his skills.
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Last month's parliamentary elections, which saw huge delays at polling stations across Afghanistan, came in for heavy criticism over problems ranging from incomplete voter lists to malfunctioning biometric voter verification equipment.
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Out of those vehicles, researchers found 285 unrepaired safety recalls and determined that one out of nine used AutoNation cars contained defects, which ranged from faulty ignition switches to malfunctioning airbags.
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I really want to eat the soft serve ice cream cone from McDonald's, but give up on satisfying my craving after visiting THREE different McDonald's with malfunctioning ice cream machines. Sigh.
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While early reports indicate that something was off with Boeing's Max 8 aircraft, there's also suspicion that Lion Air ground crews cleared a plane to fly when it was clearly malfunctioning.
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Three of Venezuela's four refineries are working at record lows due to equipment malfunctioning, as well as lack of crude and spare parts, according to internal PDVSA reports seen by Reuters.
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Last year a woman died after falling into a faulty escalator in a mall, and in 2013 a nurse was decapitated when she stepped out of a malfunctioning lift in Shenzhen.
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Carige said on Sunday the European Central Bank had criticised in a letter last week the bank's frequent top management changes, warning that Carige's malfunctioning governance threatened its operations and reputation.
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Both Mylan and the FDA insist that consumers keep the defective pens (in case of emergency) until they've gotten replacements, since not every single unit from the 13 lots is malfunctioning.
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There was no window, so I desperately pumped the handle, hoping that if God existed, he wouldn't deem flushing a malfunctioning toilet by way of a miracle too small a job.
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Regulators should inquire about what percentage of scooter company fleets are broken and what percentage of rides end within 90 seconds of starting, which is typically due to a malfunctioning vehicle.
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After Elsie (Shannon Woodward) notices that the malfunctioning robots have been speaking to an invisible person named Arnold, Bernard confronts him, and Ford admits that he didn't create the park alone.
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Bloomberg News, citing two sources, reported Tuesday that the off-duty pilot, who was in the cockpit jump seat, explained to the crew how to disable a malfunctioning flight control system.
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Ed O'Rourke, a resident of Boston, said that over the span of four years, Samsung replaced his malfunctioning induction range three times before the fourth one's glass cooktop exploded in 2013.
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Then, splayed half-conscious on the sweltering floor of the Libyan desert with a cracked skull, he discovered that the malfunctioning machine guns on his plane had started firing at him.
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But some in the medical community questioned their findings because their method required them to essentially guess which groups of patients were more likely to be affected by the malfunctioning device.
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The elevator was equipped with a brake monitor designed to shut down or reset elevators when it detects that the brakes are malfunctioning, but the monitor was not operational, investigators said.
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Only several years into the job, after the company's chips had been found to be malfunctioning, Mr. May discovered the source of the problem through a process involving radioactive alpha particles.
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They said the flight crew, composed of an Indian pilot and an Indonesian co-pilot, was not able to effectively manage the multiple alerts and distractions caused by the malfunctioning system.
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"Rationalizing or tolerating these serious acts of violence will turn into approving of violence and encouraging violence, making the violence spread, pushing Hong Kong to the brink of malfunctioning," he said.
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The first game of the second set was laden with drama, as world number 35 Collins carped with chair umpire Carlos Ramos over a malfunctioning net cord sensor while on serve.
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Electionland is also tapping into data generated by the national 866-OUR-VOTE telephone hotline that's been taking calls on everything from malfunctioning election equipment to voter ID and intimidation problems.
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A Times review of two F.A.A. databases found hundreds of reports of bent, cracked, sheared-off, poorly installed or otherwise malfunctioning angle-of-attack sensors on commercial aircraft over three decades.
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Despite a malfunctioning steering system and dwindling hydrazine fuel levels, the $600 million spacecraft stayed in action for nine years and 0003 observation campaigns—far longer than its original four-year mission.
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That means that this time around, the killer doll isn't inspired to pick up a chef's knife because he's possessed by some evil spirit—he's, uh, just a malfunctioning robot or something?
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From Georgia to New York to Michigan, Election Day 2018 was mired by complaints about malfunctioning voting machines — causing long lines and, in some cases, voters to leave without casting a ballot.
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This morning Samsung announced that it was issuing a voluntary recall to address some 700-plus reports of malfunctioning top-loading washing machines, including one very unfortunate case of a broken jaw.
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At issue was a malfunction last month of the Starliner's launch abort systems wherein the engines fired properly, but malfunctioning valves led to a leak of toxic hypergolic propellant, according to Geekwire.
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Southwest has accused Boeing of not disclosing that a standard safety feature designed to warn pilots about malfunctioning sensors had been deactivated on the Max before the Lion Air crash in Indonesia.
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According to local authorities, the woman was trapped after maintenance workers from Shaanxi Kaiwen Mechanical and Electrical Equipment Company shut off the power supply to service the malfunctioning elevator on Jan. 30.
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This all eventually led to that favorite plot device of any movie or TV show that wants to get viewers' hearts racing: the successful landing of a malfunctioning airplane against impossible odds.
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After a string of several successful attacks against ISIS forces, Alhamoud said that in late November 2014 he received a supply of malfunctioning TOWs, believed to have come from surplus Saudi stockpiles.
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JOAN MAHERWest Bradford, Pennsylvania Vanishing mass ranksConcerns about malfunctioning autonomous military systems reminded me of this (probably apocryphal) story from several decades ago (Special report on the future of war, January 25th).
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Boeing has newly found that its flight simulators used to train pilots failed to precisely imitate the conditions that resulted in its MCAS anti-stall system malfunctioning, the New York Times reports.
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A 14-year-old girl was treated for burns Saturday after a malfunctioning e-cigarette shot a "fireball" on the Hogwarts Express train at Universal Orlando in Florida, the Orlando Sentinel reports.
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Originally slated to hit stores on April 26, Samsung postponed releasing the device after screens on review models sent to news outlets and bloggers began malfunctioning after only a couple of days.
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For decades, one of the standard treatments for someone suffering from a heart valve condition was open-heart surgery to replace the malfunctioning valve, a difficult and challenging procedure under any circumstances.
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A Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) emergency directive sent to all MAX 2610 operators on November 2447 explained that pilots can stop a malfunctioning automated system on those planes by pressing two buttons.
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"Futurama," the animated series about a New York City pizza deliveryman living a thousand years in the future, for example, features a car-dealing robot named "Malfunctioning Eddie" known for "insane" prices.
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On Tuesday, Indonesian investigators found that the Lion Air flight had a malfunctioning air speed indicator for its last four flights -- and, crucially, at the time of the crash, according to Tjahjono.
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The Soyuz capsule carrying Ovchinin and Hague separated from the malfunctioning Russian rocket and plunged 31 miles (50 km) down to the surface, with parachutes helping to slow its speed, NASA said.
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We hate to use Random International's silly "Rain Room" spectacle as an analogy for anything, but your month will be a little like a malfunctioning version of that motion-sensor activated space.
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Mr. Neurath's generator was malfunctioning, which was less than ideal, but mostly he was hoping to be saved from the imminent dwindling of his medication, which was unlikely to last the week.
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Controversy aside, there have been multiple reports of Knightscope robots being incapacitated by obstacles like a mall fountain, malfunctioning by running over a toddler, and ignoring a woman&aposs calls for help.
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SpaceX on Saturday delayed a planned launch of its "in-flight abort test", which will demonstrate how Crew Dragon would intentionally eject itself from a malfunctioning rocket on the way to space.
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Its locations now stretch from Oregon to Sweden to Singapore — but maintaining the vast facilities requires human data center operators and engineers to manage the systems, replace malfunctioning drives, and so on.
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At the end of September, as Mr. Farnes maneuvered his malfunctioning Hurricane back to the R.A.F.'s Kenley base, he spotted a German bomber flying directly at him at about 1,500 feet.
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He held another hearing, in 2015, after a malfunctioning elevator in Boston Road Plaza, in the Bronx, jolted upward when Olegario Pabon, an eighty-four-year-old tenant, tried to step in.
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In Season 12's musical episode, "The Gang Turns Black," the gang watches The Wiz, but thanks to a malfunctioning electric blanket (long story) they realize the world views them as black.
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That decision kept the system simpler, but also left it vulnerable to a single malfunctioning sensor, or data improperly transferred from it — as appeared to occur on the day of the crash.
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There's a gag with a malfunctioning toilet that's obviously coming the moment Lockhart steps into the restroom — which would be fine, if it wasn't set up two additional times before the eventual payoff.
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The robot walks awkwardly and weighs 330 pounds, so unless you just want to build a malfunctioning Sheriff Pickett and call it a day, you're going to need to make some massive alterations.
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Hyundai blamed a malfunctioning sensor on the electronic stability control system, which is supposed to detect if the vehicle is sliding in a direction at odds with how the steering wheel is turned.
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A woman posted to on Reddit's r/sex about her boyfriend's "buckets of precum" : So is it normal for your boyfriend's penis to be dripping like a malfunctioning soft serve machine throughout foreplay?
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A malfunctioning robotic bottle of cola greets you at the entrance, and the main square is home to a large market, an arcade, multiple restaurants, and the headquarters of three different raider gangs.
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Florida-based VR Systems, the vendor that supplied the equipment, was discovered in 2017 to be a target of Russian attempts to interfere in U.S. elections, prompting fresh concern over the malfunctioning equipment.
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The Chinese SIM card I bought ended up malfunctioning in my Western smartphone, and so I had to fall back on my MiFi, WeChat, and Apple Maps to locate my cousin that night.
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Unlike many Fitbit trackers, the Fitbit One cannot be reset to its factory settings by a user, but there are still ways to help get a sluggish or malfunctioning Fitbit One working again.
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At the other end of the temperature spectrum, cold snaps have left children shivering in schools with malfunctioning boilers and drafty windows that do little to protect them when temperatures dip below zero.
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After several tech critics reported last week that their Galaxy Fold devices were malfunctioning, Samsung said on Monday that it would postpone the release of the device, which had been set for Friday.
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And Leontyne Price, still a magnetic presence, remembers the chaotic preparation for the Franco Zeffirelli production of "Antony and Cleopatra" that opened the new venue, and having to contend with a malfunctioning tomb.
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The company's cash crunch, which also affected its oil imports late last year, have added to a backlog of tankers since March due to malfunctioning loading arms at Jose, Venezuela's main crude port.
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Such equipment, Mr. Ewbank said, could detect when the angle-of-attack sensors, which measure the plane's position in the sky, were malfunctioning and prevent other systems from relying on that faulty information.
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Research into gene therapy, which aims to insert corrective genes into malfunctioning cells, goes back a quarter of a century but the field has experienced multiple setbacks and been plagued by safety concerns.
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This IP67 waterproof snaking camera is 40 inches long, so you can feed it into a clogged drain, a malfunctioning Xbox, or any other area that would normally be off-limits to standard tools.
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Image: NASA Ames/SETI Institute/JPL-CaltechUnwilling to go quietly into that good night, the Kepler Space Telescope is once again gathering scientific data—despite a malfunctioning thruster and painfully low levels of fuel.
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The statement comes as investigators look into how Boeing responded to earlier warnings about malfunctioning flight control sensors like the one thought to be responsible in last month's crash of a Lion Air jet.
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It's a pretty terrifying scenario, what with all that medical malfunctioning, and yet there's a happy ending: Payne, mid-nap, was able to respond to her husband's voice as he coached her to push.
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The meeting also follows reports that Boeing failed to tell Southwest Airlines and the Federal Aviation Administration that the safety feature that warns pilots about malfunctioning sensors had been deactivated on the Max jets.
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A limo with the same license plate as the one involved in Saturday's crash had been cited in September for "malfunctioning anti-lock braking system warning lights," among other issues, according to NBC News.
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Just yesterday, in what may be the biggest hoverboard accident to date, an Australian family lost their entire home due to a malfunctioning hoverboard that had been left to charge for only 10 minutes.
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He blamed a malfunctioning website for failing to accept his papers (others pointed out that he might have had more luck had he not waited until 25 minutes before the midday deadline to apply).
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The battery is built with a micro-processor inside and runs on Immotor's custom OS, which the company says will allow riders to determine whether their battery is malfunctioning or needs to be replaced.
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Meanwhile, Del Potro, who found himself stuck in a malfunctioning lift earlier on Sunday, has blown the draw wide open and can look forward to a second round match with Joao Sousa of Portugal.
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This time-hopper has one jump left because it's malfunctioning, and since Cable uses it to save Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) at the end of the movie, he's stuck in the present at movie's end.
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The vibration allergy, which is just as it sounds, may be quite rare, but understanding it more completely may yield important insights into the fundamental malfunctioning of immune cells in the presence of allergens.
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Voters nationwide endured long waits in line, malfunctioning voting machines, ill-informed poll workers and a litany of lesser annoyances on Tuesday with scattered reports that some voters gave up trying to cast ballots.
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"Wutharr (Saltwater Dreams)," their best film, uses psychedelic camera flares and dye shifts to recount a tale of a boat whose malfunctioning may be down to ancestral disapproval, Christian fate or just bad wiring.
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For the second time in five Cup races, Spithill and Oracle were hit with a penalty for crossing the starting line too early, a gaffe that Spithill again blamed on malfunctioning onboard navigation software.
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But there are a far larger number of potential beneficiaries, including city and suburban residents who are tired of wasting hours of their lives in traffic or on trains stalled because of malfunctioning signals.
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The problem came when a malfunctioning computer app and a jammed phone line at Iowa Democratic Party headquarters forced many precinct chairs to spend hours trying to relay their delegate and raw supporter numbers.
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While delays and failures — broken-down trains, malfunctioning signals, sick passengers and track fires — are extensively tabulated, no one (perhaps unsurprisingly) keeps statistics on when the subway gets riders to their destinations on time.
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A Texas girl was killed by a defective air bag last month, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Wednesday, the tenth known death in the U.S. linked to a malfunctioning Takata airbag.
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The two Boeing 737 Max 8 crashes may have been prevented if the optional safety features had been installed in the airplanes and had warned the pilots about the malfunctioning angle of attack sensors.
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When a crew member is tasked with investigating the ship's malfunctioning sewage system, he is abruptly yanked into the overflowing tank of wastewater — only to be found a few days later, his body half-eaten.
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Like Game of Thrones, *Westworld *has a mature, sophisticated approach to beloved genre ideas—but can a theme park full of malfunctioning robots capture the popular imagination the same way that Westeros did in 2011?
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Regulators are looking at whether the malfunctioning device might have led doctors to give patients the wrong dose of warfarin, which could have led to additional bleeding episodes and given an unfair advantage to Xarelto.
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Customers had until August 31st to fill out an application for after-sales service, and they've now got until September 7th to get their devices (and any malfunctioning peripherals) to the PlayStation Clinic repair depot.
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He tries to shrink to insect-size to sneak into the building, but the regulator on his costume that lets him change sizes is malfunctioning, and he ends up about three feet tall — child size.
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Bitcoin clones with some small differences, called "forks," have popped up like a malfunctioning Whack-a-Mole machine recently: Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, Bitcoin Diamond, Bitcoin Hot, Super Bitcoin, and it really does go on.
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Parasites can be spread through contaminated water supplies in places with poorly functioning sewage treatment facilities or malfunctioning public utilities, according to David Heymann, a professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Four automotive lawyers told Reuters that ADAS liability is largely a grey area too, as technology overtakes legal precedent, and there has been no open litigation over malfunctioning ADAS post-repair to date.
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Dreyfus faces a new crisis: people are starting to randomly die, victims of malfunctioning implants, while a breakaway faction is beginning to urge a group of habitats to break away to form their own colonies.
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Scylee Vayoh Ambrose, 1, and Ibanez Ambrose, 2, died after their bedroom filled with scalding steam that spewed from a malfunctioning radiator in the apartment where they lived in a cluster building in the Bronx.
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Dr. Clifford G. Robinson, a radiation oncologist at the university and senior author of the report, was wary at first when Dr. Cuculich proposed using focused radiation to burn off scar tissue in malfunctioning hearts.
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During the fiscal crisis, drastic funding cuts had spun the subway into a downward spiral of deteriorating tracks, malfunctioning cars, increasing crime and falling ridership, a steep decline that tracked the city's own postindustrial collapse.
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The Food and Drug Administration this week accused the drugmaker Pfizer of failing to properly investigate reports of malfunctioning EpiPens, including incidents when patients died or became severely ill after the device failed to work.
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The hosts are malfunctioning machines to him, not the evolving consciences we've spent a season and a half observing, and the reminder is disconcerting, especially during an episode that's so concerned with their emotional impulses.
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He came into possession of the private images of Plaskett, according to court documents, after offering to take the delegate's malfunctioning, password-protected iPhone to an Apple store in March 2016 to get it repaired.
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New chip plants are tremendously expensive, requiring large tracts of land, reliable electricity and water, and a skilled work force that includes people with doctorates in chemistry and technicians who can repair a malfunctioning robot.
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The prosecutor's office said in a statement that several hypotheses about the cause of the April 0003 blaze include a malfunctioning electrical system or a smoldering cigarette — to be further investigated in a new probe.
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I was scared, but tried to reason that it was malfunctioning — but then it did the exact same thing a second time, so I booked it out of there and finished the project at my desk!
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"Problems had started to surface with the air conditioner, water was draining from the roof right into the foundation, and the greywater irrigation system was malfunctioning, creating a stinky cesspool in the yard," the article reads.
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The area was the site of the worst river traffic jam in decades this autumn after closures caused by a malfunctioning dam triggered a backup of boats that at one time stretched more than 50 miles.
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Add in a host of other factors such as a still malfunctioning labour market (despite attempted reforms) and decades-long histories of widespread political corruption, the promise of the unknown for Italian youth grows in appeal.
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"In the process, these images would help rectify the brain's malfunctioning that had caused the mental illness, an idea based on nineteenth-century physicians' incorporation of John Locke's ideas about the eye/mind relationship," Godbey writes.
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The lesson here is clear: If you ever find yourself in front of a magical, malfunctioning ATM spitting free $100s into your sweaty palms, do not take a quick break to go brag about it online.
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Early in the morning of August 8th, at the Atlanta headquarters of Delta Air Lines, America's second-biggest carrier, a malfunctioning power-control system in its data centre managed to crash the entire airline's computer systems.
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These benefits begin to accrue almost at once, even in weak economic conditions (though the IMF does caution that short-run gains may be limited when credit markets are malfunctioning, a common feature of economic crises).
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On Wednesday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Southwest Airlines, a US carrier that also has a fleet of MAX 210 planes, replaced two malfunctioning AOA sensors, during the three weeks before the Lion Air crash.
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As CNN noted, critics have targeted the FAA for allowing the jet to be sold despite the possibility of a single malfunctioning sensor triggering MCAS, suggesting that the agency has too close a relationship with Boeing.
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The refinery has been running at reduced production levels since the weekend of July 30-31, when a malfunctioning wastewater plant forced BP to cut production to prevent releasing sediment beyond permitted levels into Lake Michigan.
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The Trump administration's bungled attempt to deliver a test to regional laboratories, which was later discovered to be malfunctioning, helped delay screening efforts in America and put the Trump team on the defensive over its response.
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But there were a number of complaints about malfunctioning voting machines, and opposition parties in a few areas said that security forces or poll workers had coerced people to vote for Mr. Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party.
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Quickly unplugging and restarting an Amazon Echo can usually jog a nonresponsive or malfunctioning device back to proper working order, while in some cases a full factory reset might be needed to restore to proper function.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Tabqa Euphrates dam is not damaged or malfunctioning and engineers inspect its operations fully, a Syrian rebel spokeswoman said on Monday after Islamic State (IS) militants said it was at risk of collapse.
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Many protesters and political parties believe that the governing party, the Dominican Liberation Party, which has held the presidency for the past 16 years, tried to take advantage of the malfunctioning machines, Mr. Jorge Mera said.
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Since everyone is born with two copies of most of their genes, scientists have suggested the combination of various functioning and malfunctioning MC1R genes is the determining factor in which traits a person will end up with.
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Examples are retinal prostheses and the ambitious hippocampal neural prosthesis project at the Berger Lab of the University of Southern California, which should enable patients with a malfunctioning hippocampus to regain the ability to create new memories.
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The technical issue follows several high-profile computer problems that U.S. airlines experienced in 2015, including a router error at United Continental Holdings Inc and a malfunctioning iPad application used by pilots at American Airlines Group Inc.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As many people are saying, Donald Trump, despite claiming to have "the best words," tends to use the same handful of adjectives over and over again, like a malfunctioning evil robot.
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With the entire war wrapped up by the end of the first movie, the second movie just features Hawkeye back on Earth, getting into petty slap-fights with Justin Hammer in another malfunctioning knockoff Iron Man suit.
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Another amusing side note is that TamTam itself went down for a while yesterday due to the brute-force Telegram block, joining a couple of major banks, Mastercard's 3D Secure feature, and some retail chains in malfunctioning.
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" Earlier today, as stories involving a number of other malfunctioning began to appear, the company added that "We are working diligently with authorities and third party experts and will share findings when we have completed the investigation.
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Failure to keep out hackers could result in malfunctioning apps that slow down or thwart the results-reporting process, state parties receiving bogus information or party websites that are defaced or manipulated to crown the wrong winner.
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" Limo acknowledged claims of malfunctioning voting machines, which have circulated online, saying there have been "three or four cases of malfunction where the system needed restarting," but added that for the most part things have "gone well.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The dark, smudgy streaks on Xavi Bou's photographs suggest the jerky ink tracks created by a malfunctioning printer, but they actually record the various patterns birds trace while flying in flocks.
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Those computers have a "butterfly" keyboard which has been criticized by Apple users for being unreliable, and those computers are currently covered by an Apple service program that replaces the keyboard for free if it starts malfunctioning.
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"I'm not saying the Whitney Houston hologram tour will be a hot mess, but they are suggesting she had as much grace as a malfunctioning The Sims character wafting away a fart on #ThisMorning," one person tweeted.
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None of the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates walked away with a win on the night of the Iowa caucus as a malfunctioning reporting app and consequent chaos threw a wrench in the process and delayed the results.
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But it soon became clear that none of the candidates would walk away with a win on the night of the caucus as a malfunctioning reporting app and consequent chaos consumed the process and delayed the results.
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In both the Max accidents and the 2009 crash, which involved a 737 NG, Boeing's design decisions allowed a single malfunctioning sensor to trigger a powerful computer command, even though the plane was equipped with two sensors.
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During the election, in which Kemp defeated his opponent, Democrat Stacey Abrams, voters reported experiencing a range of issues related to voting, including long lines, malfunctioning voting machines and issues with voting by provisional and absentee ballots.
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Chain of foolsThe movie: Clifford McBride's ship had a matter-antimatter engine that is malfunctioning out at Neptune, causing energy pulses that kill tens of thousands of people throughout the solar system, including on Mars and Earth.
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International allies and neighbors had struggled to come to a consensus after the poll that observers said was marred by a series of irregularities including malfunctioning voting machines and polling stations that opened late or closed early.
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The market is already struggling with the loss of as many as 700,000 barrels a day of Libyan crude, and more from Venezuela, as those nations struggle with outdated or malfunctioning production systems and internal political turmoil.
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Diana Zuckerman, president of the National Center for Health Research who has testified before Congress on device safety, said her organization supports making hospitals report malfunctioning devices when they seek Medicare payments to cover an implant surgery.
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According to interviews and public records from the past two decades, at least 21 others have reported dangerous equipment problems, many of them pegged to leaking oxygen cylinders, malfunctioning regulators or human error made by inexperienced climbers.
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We participated also in the A round, and then he had enough capital where he replaced a lot of the malfunctioning products and he built a better version and then a better version and then a better version.
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In both disasters, preliminary investigations suggest faulty data from a malfunctioning angle of attack (AOA) sensor triggered the aircraft's anti-stall software, known as MCAS, which pitched down the nose of the planes as pilots struggled for control.
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Open Banking and PSD2 — groundbreaking regulation from the U.K. and European Union, respectively — set out to fix what politicians and civil servants perceived as a malfunctioning financial services market, evidenced most prominently by the banking crisis in 2008.
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Now my Reuters analytics may be malfunctioning terribly but I've been watching Apple's stock pretty keenly for years now and in advance of last week's warning there were — wait for it — zero sells out there on the stock.
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Neither PG&E nor the commission stated whether the damaged tower or malfunctioning transmission line attached to it are suspected of igniting the blaze, dubbed the Kincade fire, which has destroyed about a dozen homes and other structures.
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Last month, Apple unveiled a service program for the malfunctioning MacBook keyboards after determining that "a small percentage of the keyboards in certain MacBook and MacBook Pro models" might have keys that are "sticky" and don't respond consistently.
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A little over a month after issuing a recall of its high-end handset and at the end of weekend littered with multiple reports of malfunctioning replacement units, Samsung has reportedly suspended production on the Galaxy Note 7.
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As with other Surface devices, there are still hiccups, like malfunctioning Bluetooth connections that won't resolve unless you update Windows and apps like Chrome that don't always play nice with the swap from Type Cover Keyboard to dock.
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Consequently, I step onto an elliptical machine, enter my weight, cue up Appetite for Destruction and frantically scissor my limbs back and forth like some malfunctioning Rock 'em Sock 'em robot until last note of Rocket Queen decays.
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Aiming to give hoverboard-owners a little more peace of mind, an Australian company has built the Hovervault, a product it's marketing as a fire-resistant bag that will prevent a malfunctioning hoverboard from burning your house down.
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A worker on the alkylation unit removed the cover of a malfunctioning valve on an isobutane line and used a wrench to turn the value stem, Exxon reported to the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality in a letter.
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But in the country of Georgia, a hellish scene of a malfunctioning ski lift rattles that notion to the core, after the lift went in reverse and launched passengers from their chairs at the bottom of the lift.
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WASHINGTON/PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Voters and civil rights groups reported long lines, isolated cases of malfunctioning equipment and some harassment at polling places in Tuesday's U.S. presidential election but fears of widespread violence at the polls did not materialize.
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It kinda sounds like Satan's tea kettle, or a malfunctioning subway train screeching to a stop in the middle of the woods, or a sustained, single note from that musical UFO in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
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Danielsen stressed the importance of situational awareness, knowing if the vehicle is malfunctioning, if there's a problem, what obstacles the vehicle is encountering, and other information like the route it's taking, all while in a self-driving vehicle.
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Malfunctioning Tesla solar panels started fires at "no fewer than" seven Walmart stores, resulting in hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage, the retail giant alleges in a new lawsuit filed in New York State Supreme Court Tuesday.
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It was not clear if the man was hurt, but that moment epitomized how the patience of passengers is tested at every turn, from malfunctioning ticket kiosks to painfully slow lines at security to cramped seats in coach.
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Officials at Boeing, he went on, had declined to implement technology in the now-grounded 737 Max line to calculate whether the aircraft's so-called angle of attack sensors were malfunctioning, due to concerns about the system's cost.
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Yet, as has been the case since Trump moved into the White House, moments of total bafflement keep piling up caused by White House malfunctioning and Trump's constant tweets, false or deceptive claims and off-the-cuff remarks.
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Smith — who has worked at the hotel for a year — was on his own as fire alarms went off due to malfunctioning computer systems, and was still alone when it was time to serve breakfast the next morning.
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Finally, another test of the Starliner's potentially life-saving pad abort system—which uses four small engines to push the capsule away from a malfunctioning rocket—will be moved from this summer to early next year, the Verge added.
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Practically every smartphone in history has had examples of overheating batteries, but most are treated as isolated events and freak accidents — except in Samsung's case, even one malfunctioning Galaxy S8 battery would result in a deluge of negative press.
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At least nine polling stations in a district near Houston may stay open later than planned Tuesday night because of problems earlier in the day, including long lines and malfunctioning machines, that kept some voters from casting their ballots.
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Among the worst was at Delta Air Lines, almost a year ago, when a malfunctioning piece of power-control kit caused a fire at the carrier's data centre, as a result of which 2,000 flights had to be cancelled.
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Most rail wrecks are that way: The cause is either obvious to investigators from the get-go or becomes obvious over the course of weeks — a collision with another train, a malfunctioning engine, a car stuck on the tracks.
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The move comes in the wake of multiple new reports of replacement Galaxy Notes malfunctioning, a chain events kicked off on Thursday when a Southwest flight was forced to evacuate at the gate after a passenger's device began smoking.
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The flipside is also true, as has become obvious in the wake of two crashes of Boeing's 737 MAX aircraft, in October and March, which have been linked to a malfunctioning flight-software system, and which killed 346 people.
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Many of our non-Chinese retail partners had no idea how voracious of a shopper Singles' Day attracts, and it's not unheard of for first-timers to find their servers malfunctioning from the huge traffic boosts on 11/11.
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MOSCOW/SEOUL (Reuters) - Russia's embassy in Seoul on Wednesday said that Moscow had not apologized for an alleged airspace violation the previous day, after South Korea said that a Russian attache had expressed "deep regret" and blamed malfunctioning equipment.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Bronx Bombers lived up to their nickname just in time on Friday, putting together the pieces of their previously malfunctioning offense in front of a besotted hometown crowd to defeat the Houston Astros 4-1.
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Owners of affected devices can go to their nearest Apple Store to check the serial number of their device — which should identify whether it is part of the malfunctioning batch — and then get a free battery replacement, if needed.
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"The military forces are tired," Bartels remarked in an interview with the German newspaper Handelsblatt on Wednesday, a day after he released a report that depicted Germany's military as small, demoralized, and struggling to fulfill missions with malfunctioning equipment.
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In addition to the malfunctioning of buoys designed to warn of massive waves, authorities said there were not enough evacuation routes or shelters in Padang, a Sumatra island port city of around one million people that felt the quake.
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Jason's "Give me something CRAZYbro—I WANT SOME CRAZY BRO" is kind of like that, except he's just the one toy and actually a malfunctioning 28-year-old who isn't even famous enough to have his own action figure.
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In Persona 4, there's a scene with a malfunctioning kotatsu—a sort of warm table-blanket, God knows why we don't have those in the UK—that was kept in because the context makes it clear what's going on.
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We can get into this, but essentially by that time — she went live with the blood tests in Walgreens stores in the fall of 2013 — the Mini Lab, the last iteration of the device, was a totally malfunctioning prototype.
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As caucus chairs grappled with a malfunctioning app and party officials scrambled to take results by phone, one anonymous 4chan user encouraged comrades to add to the chaos -- by dialing the public caucus hotline listed on the party's website.
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Pilots groups have complained that Boeing did too little to ensure that pilots or airlines were aware of the new anti-stall feature — or knew how to turn it off if it were malfunctioning or acting on faulty data.
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During the Gemini 8 mission in 1966, a malfunctioning thruster put the spacecraft into a terrifying spin, but Armstrong, on the verge of passing out, managed to get it under control before making an emergency splashdown in the Pacific.
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In Gwinnett County, where the machines were malfunctioning Tuesday morning, Elections Board Chairman Stephen Day — one of the two Democrats appointed to the board — told VICE News that he doesn't believe that the problems were due to foul play.
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But despite all the chaos and the truly disturbing actions he's taken since "Divorce" sent him careening over the edge — even literally, eventually — I can't deny that watching Forrest MacNeil: Malfunctioning Robot has been a way more memorable ride.
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It doesn't feel radically removed from the music they were making before, nor from that of their peers, but it lends a tentative gentleness to the proceedings, like a malfunctioning old tape deck, sputtering along at a slower speed.
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PDVSA's 187,000-barrel-per-day Puerto la Cruz refinery is operating at minimum levels after two of its three distillations units were halted due to lack of available crude and equipment malfunctioning, affecting exports of products such as jet fuel.
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Photo: Chris Hondros (Getty)Residents of the prairie town Carstairs, Alberta, may finally be able to visit their local co-operative grocery store without fear of key fobs malfunctioning, cars failing to start, or alarms going off seemingly without reason.
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Gelb often surrounds the viewer with a ring of mechanical choreography, in one case demonstrating the company's "build it, break it, fix it" approach to design by allowing a malfunctioning quadraped to careen into the camera and knock it over.
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The ostomy bags, which can be permanently or temporarily attached to the body as a way to reroute waste from exiting, are typically used after surgical procedures because of malfunctioning body parts, according to the United Ostomy Associations of America.
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The Wall Street Journal, which first reported Apple's statement, published a story on Wednesday giving readers the option to remove all e's or r's from the post, simulating what it said it was like to read output from a malfunctioning keyboard.
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The list of possible sources is long, ranging from the theoretical to the simply unfathomable: colliding black holes, white holes, merging neutron stars, exploding stars, dark matter, rapidly spinning magnetars, and malfunctioning microwaves have all been proposed as possible sources.
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ConAgra officials blamed moisture from a leaky roof and a malfunctioning sprinkler system at the Georgia plant for helping salmonella bacteria grow on raw peanuts, and launched a recall of all peanut butter produced from those peanuts between 2628 and 28503.
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After CNET reached out to the company, CEO Bob Maresca said Bose engineers went through the malfunctioning headphones and found the issue, noting that a fix would be ready for all future SoundSport Wireless units by the end of August.
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By this time, Lynx was malfunctioning—he'd bowed his head and sunk into a deep lunge suggesting an N.F.L. protester—and Kuri was having a hard time parking into its charging dock, perhaps, Capasso theorized, because of a weak WiFi signal.
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Business Insider never faced any issues with its own Galaxy Fold review unit, although some reviewers found issues ranging from small bumps appearing under the display to screens malfunctioning after removing a protective layer that wasn't designed to be removed.
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Interpreted by the right psychiatrist, it might help tell us what ails Trump in addition to arrested development (he and Billy Bush were essentially "teenage boys," Melania just told Anderson Cooper, in her husband's defense) and a plague of malfunctioning microphones.
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Experts pointed to the flight's erratic path moments before it fell out of the sky as potential evidence of a malfunctioning pitot system — which also contributed to the infamous disappearance of Air France Flight 447 over the Atlantic in 2009.
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Mr. Cuomo announced the emergency plan after months of constant disruptions and coverage by The New York Times about the decrepit state of the subway, including its fragile signal system and increasingly malfunctioning trains, and the escalating financial cost to riders.
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You could see that worldview at work this week when Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver lashed out at the dang millennials on his underperforming team, a globalized gripe that boils down to banging on the side of a malfunctioning microwave.
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Long-delayed vote in Congo: After a wait of more than two years, the election to replace President Joseph Kabila, who has led the Democratic Republic of Congo for 235 years, was marred by lost voter rolls and malfunctioning machines.
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After the city hosted the 1976 Summer Olympics, the Expos moved to Olympic Stadium, with a Metro station below, a malfunctioning retractable roof above, a running track as the warning track behind the plate and a peculiar vibe all over.
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Former Giants coach Ben McAdoo was fined $50,000 and his team had a fourth-round draft choice dropped to the end of that round after New York used a walkie-talkie on the sideline to replace a malfunctioning communications system.
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In this installment, Driver-as-Ren adopts the guise of an entry-level First Order intern named Randy, who uses the Force to obliterate a malfunctioning printer (as well as an admiral who berates him for botching his drink order).
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Whether the stick is malfunctioning or you simply want a clean slate to rebuild its app selection from scratch, restoring the gadget to factory settings is a relatively quick and straightforward process that shouldn't take more than a few minutes.
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Into her accounts of working with these eminent, often exasperating writers she weaves recollections of malfunctioning tape recorders, grandstanding sources, and her travails as a professional and a mother commuting across the Atlantic, working in a field dominated by men.
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A shrieking figure holding what resembles a malfunctioning light saber is carried off by two indeterminate characters in "Bride" (2016); the backdrop shifts masterfully from green foliage to fluffy clouds to that same blood-red sky rendered in broad brushstrokes.
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And as it plays out in Salyut-7 — amid familiar space movie threats of dwindling supplies, malfunctioning equipment, unforeseen crises, and an uncompromisingly hostile environment — it says some fascinating things about how blockbuster moviemaking works, and how universal certain kinds of heroism are.
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"Unfortunately the individual that was managing that issue did not follow the correct procedure, and he reconnected the customers to the malfunctioning node, rather than transferring them to the nine other redundant nodes that he should have transferred people to," she said.
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A preliminary report by Ethiopian government officials suggests that a malfunctioning AOA sensor on Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 in March fed erroneous data to the MCAS, which repeatedly forced the nose of the plane down as pilots struggled in vain to regain control.
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That's the set-up for Passengers, the forthcoming sci-fi thriller in which Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt play intergalactic travelers whose 120-year hibernation aboard the spaceship *Avalon *is unexpectedly interrupted, leaving them stranded on their massive (and massively malfunctioning) vessel.
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Fans are still reeling from Jack's tragic death on This Is Us. Though the Pearson patriarch didn't technically die in the fire started by a malfunctioning slow cooker, it was deeply connected, with Jack dying via a smoke inhalation-induced heart attack.
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Windscreen shattering snares attempt to outrun molasses thick blurts of sub-bass; full fat synth stabs suplex the kind of alien chirrups that sound like an old Slimzee set beamed into a malfunctioning washing machine; rusted percussion rubs against sandpapered lead lines.
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Political activist Leah McElrath snapped a photo of the error and posted it to Twitter after seeing on social media that others were having similar problems: "The main thing isn't why it's happening — if it's malice, malfunctioning, or poor design," she said.
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Samsung claimed that the number of incidents was low — 35 globally as of September 1st — and nobody appears to have been injured so far by a malfunctioning device, but at least two property-destroying fires have recently been blamed on the smartphone.
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It was only the middle of the morning, but I imagined him sprawled out on his sofa with a case of beer, eating horrible snacks, while his child played with fire and broken glass and battery acid near a malfunctioning electrical socket.
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Read: How the gutting of the Voting Rights Act led to hundreds of poll closures Long lines, machines malfunctioning, confusion over voter ID laws — these are just some of the problems frustrated voters at polling stations across the country faced during Tuesday's elections.
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"The Hart eSlate machines are not malfunctioning, the problems being reported are a result of user error – usually voters hitting a button or using the selection wheel before the screen is finished rendering," said Sam Taylor, Texas Secretary of State Communications Director.
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The league investigated the cause of the Jets' malfunctioning equipment, including whether it had something to do with Bates, who calls the game from the sideline using a wireless headset instead of being hard-wired in a booth, the way most coordinators work.
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Plus, it tells a more or less self-contained tale of the park workers dealing with a glitch in the system by finding a way to clear the park of malfunctioning robots without alarming customers or causing them to call for returns.
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Whether you&aposre desperate to clean your computer keyboard of dust and debris, or the keyboard is malfunctioning and you want to use a new one, there may come a time when you need to disable the keyboard on your Windows 10 computer.
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Synth loops are interrupted by wails that melt into sampled guitar riffs, framed by creaks and electric stutters that sound like malfunctioning speakers and imply perpetual transition, as he keeps you on your toes waiting for melodic and rhythmic resolutions that never come.
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And it previously conducted a ground test of its emergency abort system, which saw Crew Dragon blast itself off a launch pad to simulate how it could fly crew away from a malfunctioning rocket if something goes wrong in the minutes before takeoff.
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In the document, AIG says the defendants left Kardashian West alone in her room and failed to address and correct several security breaches, including a missing or broken lock, a malfunctioning intercom and the lack of closed circuit television in the building.
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Cornet, 28, was charged by the tennis antidoping program in January after missing three out-of-competition tests, the third of which she missed while in her apartment eating breakfast, oblivious to the doping control officer pushing the malfunctioning intercom button below.
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Some industry experts say their old fears have been revivedThe 737 Max crashes are just two of a string of plane incidents over the decades that can be attributed at least partly to malfunctioning automated systems, or pilots' inability to understand those systems.
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Later a malfunctioning fountain reveals a deep chasm of clocks and vegetation, a baggage carousel twirls its luggage into a musical cacophony, and a hurricane siren drones while a waiting room is filled with water, the furniture rising to avoid the waves.
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Saturday, February 6, 2016, will forever be known as the day that Marco Rubio looked like a malfunctioning robot, utterly incapable of engaging in normal human conversation and desperately searching his ROM for the hard-coded talking points his operators had soldered in.
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The New York Times reported that scattered problems occurred on November 523 in several polling places, with long lines in North Carolina, Virginia, New York, and Texas, sporadic breakdowns for the electronic register in Durham, North Carolina, and malfunctioning voter verification in Colorado.
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The two-third total, however, refers to stores that have completed at least one EMV transaction in the past month—so if you frequent a store with a chip reader (that seems to be malfunctioning 99 percent of the time), they made the cut.
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While the science is still catching up on how safe the vapor produced by the pen really is—it's probably much less harmful than smoking, though the long term effects are unclear—explosions from poorly manufactured, malfunctioning, or misused e-cigarettes can be alarmingly powerful.
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The microwave theory is just the latest in a long string of possible explanations that has included everything from malfunctioning ultrasonic surveillance gear to toxin exposure or psychogenic illness (what was formerly called mass hysteria, but of which real pain is a known symptom).
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Apple has been facing some occasional quality issues like malfunctioning thermal throttling in MacBook Pros, crappy keyboards, and throttled iOS devices for a while now, and slower mobile data performance than competitors in future iPhones could in theory become a point of future contention.
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David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter: The movie opens with the first of several white-knuckle sequences as Armstrong mans a solo test flight 140,000 feet off the ground, exiting and then re-entering the Earth's atmosphere with a malfunctioning bounce on the way back.
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I've heard dozens of other stories from people with connected homes who were locked out by malfunctioning door touch pads, or about newfangled security alarms going off in the middle of the night because a bug (one with wings, not a digital one) flew by.
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Southwest said that it did not know about the deactivation of the disagree alert, which warns pilots about malfunctioning sensors, until after the crash of a Lion Air flight in Indonesia, and said that Boeing indicated in its manual that the disagree lights were functional.
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This employee said they left Zume after voicing concerns over the machinery, specifically the metal shavings and malfunctioning blade, to Garden and threatening to alert the Federal Trade Commission to misleading advertising because Zume was still marketing the pizzas as baked on the way.
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The video purports to show an Iranian patrol boat removing an unexploded limpet mine from one of the damaged tankers, the Panama-flagged Kokuka Courageous, and the photos detail the section of the ship where the explosion occurred and the location of the malfunctioning mine.
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Astroscale, a Japanese company, is tackling this problem by building a prototype craft capable of being launched at short notice in order to grab any malfunctioning satellite and pull it down into the atmosphere where it will burn up before it can collide with anything.
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Brutal coverage tends to start with online reports of dangerous products, then the "old" media rain down a cascade of allegations including some form of optical validation in the form of video footage either of a malfunctioning product or disturbing interviews with that product's victims.
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"We don't have any good answers yet why this was not prevented," said de Blasio, who added that Con Ed has not responded to his request for answers about why the outage happened, though it appeared to result from a malfunctioning piece of equipment.
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"This appeal is triggered by the desire to stand against the malfunctioning affecting ECB's appointment process, resulting into widespread perception of favoritism and complaints of lack of transparency and unsound rules," appellant Carlos Bowles said in his appeal, filed in March and seen by Reuters.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Like a human-shaped vessel that's being controlled by a malfunctioning super-computer, or an illustration of Willy Wonka that was born again as a man with a geometrically aligned haircut, there's something not entirely human about Will.i.am.
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That way, once Saturn turns direct again in August, making plans will come much more easily to you since you've already dealt with your difficult coworker, that malfunctioning software on your laptop, or your useless gym membership (or whatever's going on in your life).
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Petroleos de Venezuela SA, or PDVSA, has increased purchases of refined products in recent months as its 1.3 million bpd domestic refinery network works at record lows due to lack of crude and spare parts, and equipment malfunctioning, according to internal documents and sources.
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The most common reason for persistent hearing loss after surgery is malfunctioning ear tubes, which can happen if the tubes come out prematurely or if wax or mucus or some other substances clogs them and makes them ineffective at helping fluid drain from the ear.
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Adnen Belhaj, 28, one of the founders of a co-working space located near the site of the first attack, on Rue Charles de Gaulle in the city center, said he heard noises that he initially thought were the sound of malfunctioning electric wires.
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It took decades before the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act was passed, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration was created to ensure that vehicles sold were held to safety standards and that manufacturers were liable in the event of malfunctioning features.
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Y. ) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), the Democrats' protest at the foot of the Supreme Court was marred by a malfunctioning microphone, leaving a vast majority of the bulging crowd unable to hear a word of what the lawmakers were saying.
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A review by POLITICO of 0003 deaths of detainees in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody between 2013 and 2018 revealed malfunctioning software and troubling gaps in use of technology, such as failure to properly document patient care or scribbling documentation in the margins of forms.
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Dennis Muilenburg, the company's CEO, made the acknowledgment in a statement following the release of a preliminary report by Ethiopian investigators that found that a malfunctioning sensor on an Ethiopian Airlines flight last month was sending incorrect data to the plane's flight control system.
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The need to remove frozen condensation from things spans professions: In Alaska, it is cleared off roads in the middle of the night, during a blizzard, and in warmer climes, it's scraped off overloaded and malfunctioning air-conditioners (to the tune of "Broken," by lovelytheband).
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According to BuzzFeed, these sites and others appear to be malfunctioning because they lacked valid Transport Layer Security certificates—making them inaccessible from some browsers, such as Google's popular Chrome browsers, that began warning users of insecure connections (at least without manually accepting an invalid certification).
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Turns out, the malfunctioning iPhones have batteries that degrade faster than normal because they were "exposed to controlled ambient air longer than [they] should have been before being assembled into battery packs," Apple said in the statement, once again highlighting that this wasn't a safety concern.
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But Microsoft is taking things a step further, as this new update — which users can only download manually via the Windows Update catalog — will prevent Windows 10 devices from receiving Intel's buggy "fixes," and will also prevent them from rebooting or malfunctioning because of the Intel patches.
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And while an official Apple service provider in India would often recommend replacing large chunks of a device for relatively minor problems — swapping out an entire motherboard for a malfunctioning charging port, for instance — iRepair narrows down a problem and replaces only the parts that are necessary.
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Uber has been engulfed in a new scandal almost every week for the past month, and every single day for the past two weeks, from allegations of a toxic, misogynistic workplace to the revelation that its self-driving cars were malfunctioning and possibly running on stolen technology.
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The entire time-bending production is so overwhelming, it's likely you will eventually feel like a malfunctioning Bernard Lowe (Jeffrey Wright) robot, dumbfounded and staring at Hannah's latest flirtationship play out on screen, mumbling, "Is this now?!" over and over again until someone closes your laptop.
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If supermarket chains properly tabulated the theft and the invisible labor hours it takes to ensure self-checkout isn't constantly malfunctioning, it might be a flat-out money-loser for corporations, on top of being enormously derided and making life worse for everyone that encounters them.
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"Travel at night on intercity highways and in rural areas can be highly dangerous and is not advised due to animals on the road, poor road conditions and vehicles being driven at either very slow or excessive speeds, often with malfunctioning headlights or taillights," the report read.
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Today, however, they told me they're taking three explicit steps to help with the keyboard situation: If you bring a MacBook in with an older third-generation (the one with the membrane) malfunctioning keyboard, it will be replaced with this new fourth revision of the MacBook keyboard.
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Following the Lion Air crash, it took four days from the discovery of the flight data recorder for Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee to reveal that the plane had a malfunctioning air speed indicator for its last four flights, and at the time of the crash.
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The two 737 MAX crashes that killed 346 people and led to what is, so far, a six-month grounding of the jet, stemmed in part from Boeing's failure to accurately anticipate how pilots would respond to a malfunctioning feature that pointed the jets toward the ground.
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Boeing reasoned, according to people the company has briefed, as well as a bulletin it sent airlines after the crash, that the emergency procedure for malfunctioning speed trim and other stabilizer problems on the earlier 737s would work on the Max for problems related to M.C.A.S., too.
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The apology from the Dell technical support representative claims the Houston facility will receive the malfunctioning item on September 1, a promise the company can't necessarily keep, as service from the US Postal Service, UPS, and FedEx to many of the areas affected by Harvey is indefinitely suspended.
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What does this automation mean for the person on the other end of the line, who won't be sure if they're dealing with an especially obstinate customer or a malfunctioning AI. Every time Google I/O rolls around, I'm reminded of Google's immensely powerful position in our daily lives.
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Photo: Joe Raedle (Getty)The two tragic crashes of Boeing's best-selling 737 Max planes increasingly look to be caused in part by a malfunctioning automated system—and the pilots' lack of training around how to deal with it—that was designed to keep the aircraft from stalling out.
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In March, Berkshire Hathaway Energy announced that two of its subsidiary companies (though not parent-company BHE itself) would use the Uptake platform to track their wind turbines, keeping tabs on when turbines are malfunctioning or in need of maintenance in an effort to increase efficiencies and reduce costs.
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But hopes that the reunions would be swift were dashed in court on Friday and by other reports of a badly malfunctioning system that was overwhelmed when the President ordered a so-called zero tolerance policy that led to separations with no plan for dealing with the kids.
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After an interlude involving Teddy and a group of bros followed by an uptight couple on a ride0along with a malfunctioning sheriff, we get the boss lady, who wants to take the estimated 10 percent of hosts with updates offline due to the malfunctions caused by Ford's upgrade.
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Jakarta (CNN)The doomed Lion Air flight that crashed into the sea, killing 2100 passengers last month, was found to have a malfunctioning air speed indicator for its last four flights -- and, crucially, at the time of the crash, according to the head of Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee.
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May, who presides over a warring cabinet, faced down a coup attempt from a group of her own lawmakers, following the debacle at her Conservative Party's annual conference, where her speech was interrupted by a prankster and she was plagued by a persistent cough and a malfunctioning stage set.
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More fancy space equipment is on the wayThe first image taken by the TESS missionPhoto: NASA/MIT/TESSAll of the recent news about malfunctioning and deteriorating space infrastructure might have you thinking that humanity has hit a low point in space research, but this past year proved quite the opposite.
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He condescends to the cashier merely doing her job when some white woman tries to use a cash-only lane (relatedly: imagine a cash-only lane today, or alternatively, a grocery store where the cashier isn't a malfunctioning robot!!!), and then he coaxes her into using the credit card machine.
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Herthum delivered a powerhouse performance in the Season 1 premiere, transitioning from a loving father to a malfunctioning android — complete with a chilling monologue that threatened vengeance and destruction against his creators — which set the tone for the rest of the season and the hosts' gradual journey towards self-awareness.
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The second largest U.S. automaker said it is calling back 2012 through 2018 model year Ford Focus cars with 2.0-liter GDI and 2.0-liter GTDI engines for a malfunctioning valve that could result in inaccurate fuel level readings and potentially engine stalls or an inability to restart the vehicle.
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Moreover, e-scooter rental startups have attracted somewhat of a mixed reputation (to put it lightly) due to issues ranging from careless riders leaving them strewn about city streets to widespread reports of injuries resulting from accidents or malfunctioning units, as well as a number of scooter rental-related deaths.
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Employees who had been hired as cashiers have to learn how to do things that are not at all in their original job description, like repair malfunctioning machines, how to walk shoppers through the system, and how to soothe them when they became frustrated, lest the worker face management's displeasure.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:How to set up an Amazon Fire Stick, Amazon's portable media streaming device, for the first timeHow to reset an Amazon Fire TV Stick to its factory settings, whether it's malfunctioning or you want a fresh start'Does Alexa work with a Samsung Galaxy S10?
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Huang also described Autopilot's malfunctioning to his brother, the attorney wrote, in addition to talking with a friend who owns a Model X. Huang, a software engineer, discussed with the friend how a patch to the Autopilot software affected its performance and made the Model X veer, the lawyer's response said.
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This focus on game playing even extends to a smirky nod to video games late in the episode, when Cooper blows on his debit card in hopes of getting it to work properly — a classic move likely familiar to those who remember blowing on their malfunctioning Nintendo and Sega Genesis cartridges.
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According to a report from Bloomberg, the unnamed pilot jumped to the aid of crew members as the Lion Air plane — flying from Bali to Jakarta — experienced difficulties, disabling a malfunctioning flight-control system that is thought to have have caused the fatal crash in Indonesia, and more recently, in Ethiopia, in February.
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Throughout it all, it was perhaps easy to forget that, hey, the original movie Westworld was told from the point of view of the Wild West theme park's guests, who were thrown into the middle of a bunch of malfunctioning robots aiming their guns at the humans who kept the park in business.
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The agency has asked the drug's manufacturer, Johnson & Johnson, detailed questions about whether there was evidence that the device was malfunctioning while the trial was underway, according to a legal brief filed in federal court on Monday by lawyers for patients and their families who say they were injured by the drug.
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Speaking to reporters at the US embassy in Moscow (as reported by the AFP), Bridenstine observed that "not every mission that fails ends up so successful." and indeed the malfunctioning rocket very fortunately did not cause any loss of life, as the escape system built into the launch hardware functioned as designed.
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Santee Cooper officials reportedly found a malfunctioning pump at a former coal-fired power plant, the Grainger Generating Station, in Conway, S.C. Company spokesperson Mollie Gore told The Post and Courier that employees found a pump had sucked all the water out of a pond and was dredging up sediment on Jan. 30.
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Project CARS 2 will hopefully be picking up where its predecessor left off, where it finished as one of the best racing-sims I've played in years, but was let down by malfunctioning menus and features and a third-rate career mode (Austin ended up in a similar place, for some different reasons).
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"While a permanent rush-hour ban will alleviate pressure on the Portal Bridge and restore some reliability to the system, riders will never truly have peace of mind and faith in our rail system until the century-old, oft-malfunctioning span is replaced and a new Hudson rail tunnel built," Mr. Menendez said.
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On the flight that landed safely, the third pilot helped disable a malfunctioning flight-control system using an available checklist and saved the plane from crashing, Details: The pilot disabled the plane's Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) from forcing the aircraft's nose down toward the ground, according to sources familiar who spoke with Bloomberg.
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See also: Apply here to attend IGNITION: Transportation, an event focused on the future of transportation, in San Francisco on October 22Since Summon began to roll out as part of a software update last week, some Tesla owners have expressed excitement about the feature's performance, while others have posted videos showing the feature malfunctioning.
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Photo: Desmond Boylan (AP)Since 2017, the baffling case of U.S. diplomatic staff in Cuba and elsewhere who developed symptoms resembling brain trauma after allegedly hearing strange noises (sometimes called "Havana syndrome") have spawned plenty of theories of varying plausibility: A "covert sonic device," malfunctioning spy gear, weaponized microwave radiation, poisoning, and even psychogenic illness.
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We are told about hundreds of thousands of years' worth of ice-core records that melted because of malfunctioning scientific refrigerators, and about the fire that destroyed a huge proportion of the collections held by the Greenlandic national library — an institution that held the only copies of many texts written in vanishing Arctic languages.
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Recent episodes of these new shows have also tackled mommy brain, breast-feeding holds, malfunctioning strollers and the cognitive dissonance between loving your children so much that you would die for them and being pretty sure that if they don't take a nap right now you will lose whatever mommy brain you have left.
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He sided with corporations and against workers in a variety of cases, including one in which a Kansas State professor was fired for requesting more leave after a cancer diagnosis, and one involving a truck driver who was fired for abandoning his malfunctioning truck after waiting in a freezing, unheated cabin for three hours.
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As the great German sociologist Max Weber predicted about a century ago, the American version of presidentialism contains within it the seeds of a dangerous Caesarism, the yearning for a Great Man (or, now, Great Woman), who promises to take control of a dangerously gridlocked and malfunctioning political system and impose his or her own vision on it.
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How One Outrageous Law Turned the Samsung Phone Recall Into a DisasterLast night, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a statement warning consumers to…Read more ReadAccording to a new Wall Street Journal report, Samsung's first diagnosis blaming malfunctioning batteries was made by executives with incomplete information under pressure to "do right" by their customers.
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More than a satire of television or surveillance, the film has endured because it works on multiple levels: as a parable of free will, fate, truth, and individuality; as a riff on the (newly trendy) theory that reality as we know it is a cruel or malfunctioning simulation; as a metaphor for our isolation in ideological bubbles.
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Sunday's lineup also includes the final installment of "Hell Below," a six-part series on submarine warfare in World War II. Part 6, "Fatal Voyage," is about the U.S.S. Tang, which compiled a formidable record against Japanese ships until a fateful engagement in October 1944, when it was sunk by one of its own malfunctioning torpedoes.
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The first modern case of a botched execution attempt happened in Louisiana in 1946 when a malfunctioning electric chair failed to take the life of Willie Francis, 17, a convicted murderer, according to The A.P. The United States Supreme Court allowed the state to make a second attempt, and Mr. Francis was executed by electric chair in 1947.
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The MCAS system for the 737 MAX has come under renewed scrutiny in recent weeks after it was revealed that Boeing previously created another version for a military jet with checks that would have prevented the system from malfunctioning or causing a pilot to lose control but chose not to add it to include it on the MAX.
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Boeing had a history of deflecting blame on to dead pilots, even back in the pre-Stonecipher era, when a malfunctioning rudder on an earlier generation of 737s caused a string of crashes and near-misses in the 7373s, while Boeing and its surrogates promulgated a range of alternative theories about pilots inexplicably (or intentionally) jamming the controls.
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