That presumption could lead a foreign power to miscalculate; after all, miscalculations are only miscalculations in hindsight.
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"Both sides have made miscalculations in this negotiation," said Cutler.
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"We made miscalculations," recalls Perry about those anxious two weeks.
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With two leaders improvising recklessly, the risk of miscalculations rises.
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Both were miscalculations that gave Republicans what they needed most.
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The Israeli campaign, however surgical, risks miscalculations and unintended consequences.
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Some of these presidents failed because they made disastrous miscalculations.
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I seemed to specialize in mistakes, miscalculations, and missed deadlines.
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Those range from misspellings to outdated figures to mischaracterizations and miscalculations.
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" What worries Europeans, she said, is "the likelihood of missteps, miscalculations.
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But they know they've made some mistakes and miscalculations along the way.
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But thanks to Democrats&apos miscalculations, the GOP doesn&apost have to.
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On the earnings call, Musk took responsibility for the production ramp miscalculations.
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You write about American foreign policy as 'miscalculations,' 'mistakes,' and 'disastrous policies.
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China's miscalculations on North Korea are compounded by technological developments in warfare.
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Even short of tensions, there is the possibility of accidents and miscalculations.
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That leaves room for miscalculations that could keep the oil market on edge.
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And he said the men discussed ways to "prevent mishaps, misunderstands and miscalculations."
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Miscalculations can be traced to the thicket of regulations that govern college pricing.
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Miscalculations could lead to unintended consequences, including the possible use of chemical weapons.
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That has increased the chance of a military conflict over misinterpretations and miscalculations.
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In retrospect, the depth of Mr. Barzani's miscalculations is clear if still surprising.
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Such miscalculations are common in whistleblower cases and highlight the efficacy of whistleblowing.
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None of these actions, however, prevented the battery life miscalculations from happening again.
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The remaining 22,138 accounts, meanwhile, paid more due to miscalculations and billing errors.
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Can you think of other historical examples of miscalculations that led to war?
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Video evidence of Tesla vehicles making miscalculations while in Autopilot mode has since emerged.
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Stagecoach's financial miscalculations had cost it 200 million pounds ($280 million), the minister said.
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But Mr Turnbull then made several miscalculations that sent his campaign off the rails.
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Misunderstandings are dangerous and can lead to ominous miscalculations, specifically when dealing with Iran.
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"We had made some miscalculations about how people felt in their hearts," Marvin said.
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This ambiguity creates all kinds of new pathways for mistakes, misunderstandings, miscalculations, and mischief.
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And there's a constant risk of miscalculations and incidents that spiral out of control.
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But the administration is still faced with several historic miscalculations of its own making.
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Miscalculations have started wars before, as in the 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah.
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So our story focused on recent missteps and miscalculations made by abortion rights groups.
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Angering the Northern Irish party was only the latest in a series of miscalculations.
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The game forgives your miscalculations, but continues to encourage you to be more efficient.
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Sire made a number of miscalculations with their alt-rock signings in the late 22011s.
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"It's a flammable situation and with lots of room for miscues and miscalculations," said Yergin.
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Without question, President Trump has been making an enormous number of serious mistakes and miscalculations.
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Such intense use on such a massive scale inevitably reveals the creator's mistakes and miscalculations.
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The miscalculations of Soviet and U.S. leaders almost subjected the world to a nuclear holocaust.
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But Netanyahu's miscalculations on Iran are exacerbated by his mismanagement of Israel's other existential crisis.
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Unfortunately, it will be up to the next administration to fix Obama's miscalculations and mistakes.
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Barring accidents and reckless miscalculations, that offers a perspective of a grudgingly managed strategic rivalry.
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Your Money Long-ago miscalculations by insurers have led to policyholders' facing steep premium increases.
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Your Money Long-ago miscalculations by insurers have led to policyholders' facing steep premium increases.
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This can lead to miscalculations for pretty intuitive reasons, especially in older people, the researchers wrote.
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These actions can unnecessarily escalate tensions between countries, and could result in dangerous miscalculations or accidents.
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While election day was peaceful, distrust and then panic took over, and many miscalculations were made.
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My mornings this past week have been riddled with mishaps and miscalculations—probably more than I realize.
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This deeply concerning decision may escalate the situation with Iran and risk serious miscalculations on either side.
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No one wanted the first world war, yet it started anyway, thanks to a series of miscalculations.
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But production delays and miscalculations resulted in only 2,53 Model 3s being built in all of 2017.
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It said the miscalculations amounted to no more than 1 million to 2 million users each quarter.
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Miscalculations and visions of grandeur have defined this volatile region for millennia — current events are no exception.
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Miscalculations by either country can take disputes to a new level or, at worst, result in hostilities.
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The new way trade policy is being approached increases the risks of miscalculations, accidents and policy mistakes.
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It is easy to find mistakes, miscalculations, and changes of heart and mind in a long career.
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Though some elements in the score seem like miscalculations, "Prisoner" is a dark, seething and engrossing work.
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Worse, it betrays the NPC's refusal to acknowledge how the Communist Party's own miscalculations have created today's dissent.
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McConaughey made the same post-Oscar miscalculations as previous winners like Cuba Gooding, Jr. or Adrien Brody did.
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This often led to movement miscalculations and mis-clicks that exposed unarmed units to potential capture or death.
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"Just remember that 10 of the last 13 Fed hiking cycles have been miscalculations that ended in recession."
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What mix of narcissism, psychosis and the like could possibly generate such a nonstop series of seeming miscalculations?
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Khan observed that neither country could afford any "miscalculations," warning that further escalations could spiral out of control.
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Working from outdated expectations, the police made a series of miscalculations that, officials acknowledge, allowed the situation to deteriorate.
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This one is uniquely for good or even great fighters who make baffling choices or miscalculations in big fights.
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Based on what we know about his decision-making process, Trump appears to have made four fundamental miscalculations. 1.
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Those miscalculations are deluding it into believing that a trade war with China can be won quickly and cheaply.
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He said that Trump and Xi had discussed ways to "prevent mishaps, misunderstandings and miscalculations" in the vital seaway.
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Theresa May got the job, which British politics and political realities and May's own miscalculations made all but impossible.
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Any reckoning with the longest war in this country's history must also grapple with one of its gravest miscalculations.
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I mean, the possibility always exists that you get miscalculations or egos or national pride or whatever it may be.
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Adams warned that the world powers could make "miscalculations" as tensions ramp up, and that could trigger a growth slowdown.
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Following that reveal, Facebook has made a point to be more transparent about the miscalculations it finds across its system.
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Even without intentional manipulation, lack of preparation or technical difficulties can cause miscalculations or prevent people from casting their ballots.
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"The lack of transparency increases the risk of misunderstanding, miscalculations, accidents and incidents that can become dangerous," Mr. Stoltenberg said.
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Advocating a dialogue while pursuing the logic of war are dangerous delusions fraught with unacceptable risks of accidents and miscalculations.
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In 2016, a similar suit was filed in California, where workers alleged wage theft stemming from miscalculations and uniform maintenance.
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Let&aposs take a moment to recall the sordid 15-year history of Democratic miscalculations that brought them to this point.
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"Higher levels of anger can produce increased risk-taking, more impulsivity, and therefore greater likelihood of miscalculations and accidents," Steindl says.
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Too often in history, incendiary rhetoric has fed into dangerous policies and catastrophic miscalculations by both its perpetrators and its recipients.
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In this atmosphere, multiple barriers — language, culture and ideology — make misunderstanding and dangerous miscalculations more likely, paving the way for conflict.
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Dean was victim to these changes — as well as its own miscalculations, such as its failure to innovate with new products.
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NAVARRO: To my friends in Canada, that was one of the worst political miscalculations of a Canadian leader in modern Canadian history.
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On Monday night, there were reports of some confusion over how caucusgoers should be counted, leading to possible miscalculations of caucus totals.
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" They also note that both Barack Obama and Donald Trump elected "to continue this assistance even after the miscalculations had been exposed.
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The First World War and its aftermath along with the failures and miscalculations of existing democratic institutions and elites provided these conditions.
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"The engagement served as an opportunity to discuss how to manage crises, prevent miscalculations and reduce the risk of misunderstanding," Fage said.
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A quick glance at, say, the looming Brexit catastrophe shows that it was brought about through a mixture of motives and miscalculations.
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A team of our reporters has traced the path to last month's violent standoff, finding a story of miscalculations by both sides.
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"The engagement will serve as an opportunity to discuss how to manage crises, prevent miscalculations, and reduce the risk of misunderstanding," Gen.
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In Gallego and Guerra's hands, a tale of shady deals, double-crosses and miscalculations becomes a domestic tragedy and a cultural apocalypse.
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But it also took a village of miscalculations and blunders from his critics or at least neutral players to make him president.
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Their departure quashed concerns that some might be held hostage, and lowered the chances that the standoff might lead to violence or miscalculations.
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Two inmates who were released early because of the miscalculations have been accused of killings, according to a list on the department's website.
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In the years since, HTC has had its share of fan favorites (One M7, HTC 10, U11) and miscalculations (One M8, U Ultra).
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" Throughout his own career, his bridges have known no tragedy through his own engineering miscalculations, and yesterday he conceded that he was "lucky.
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In those happy Dark Ages before cellphones and the internet, such miscalculations were solved not by changing the situation, but by changing yourself.
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Because they had difficulty estimating their risks under the law, there were provisions that protected them from miscalculations in the first three years.
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Many said that abortion rights advocates and leading reproductive rights groups had made several crucial miscalculations that have put them on the defensive.
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But as many progressive activists and liberals will tell you -- along with a growing number of establishment Democrats -- Clinton too made some fundamental miscalculations.
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He has made too many enemies and too many miscalculations; he is estranged from his wife, Terentia; his long and bumpy decline has begun.
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The problems were largely a combination of miscalculations, randomized trials that weren't actually random, and comparison methods that made false positives much more likely.
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That means they need to develop a new modus vivendi to ensure that miscalculations do not begin an accidental war that no one desires.
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Our reviewer says its powerful first-person narratives drive home the waste of a war undertaken out of Cold War miscalculations and American overconfidence.
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The upcoming Ghost in the Shell, starring Scarlett Johansson, made some serious miscalculations in casting, but its original manga series captivated fans around the world.
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She chalked them up to "some small miscalculations, due to an Excel error where a couple of cells were missed for a series of calculations."
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The structure is episodic, focusing heavily — and with nerve-jangling intensity — on those moments when equipment malfunctions and momentary miscalculations put people's lives at risk.
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That's the third time since September Facebook has admitted to miscalculations, drawing ire from publishers and advertisers and reemphasizing a need for third-party verification.
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Devin O'Malley, a Department of Justice spokesman, challenged the Reuters analysis, citing "numerous conflicting statements, miscalculations, and other data errors," but declined to elaborate further.
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But campaigns and journalists identified a slew of irregularities and miscalculations, and Mr. Sanders's campaign argued that those mistakes were enough to change the result.
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In 2006, the GAO reported systematic "errors, mistakes and miscalculations…invalid assumptions and outdated data" used as a part of USACE's build and response processes.
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Miscalculations, and an unexpected victory by President Trump, have put abortion access at its most vulnerable point in decades, and the left on the defensive.
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And it failed to mollify right-wing rivals who say that Mr. Gantz's reluctant-warrior hesitancy and command miscalculations had actually cost Israeli soldiers' lives.
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The foreign policy establishment in Washington is dreading the first serious national security crisis and worrying that Trump's unpredictability and rash rhetoric could lead to miscalculations.
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The problem is, many of the posters are basing their outrage on a combination of miscalculations and sticker shock for premium classes that weren't available before.
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These types of miscalculations are not common for Apple and demonstrate that management has been unable to completely grasp the full extent of slowing iPhone demand.
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Of all the Rubio campaign's miscalculations, the greatest was its expectation that Mr. Trump was no more than a fringe candidate who would crash and burn.
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But both campaigns requested partial recanvasses this week based on irregularities and miscalculations in specific precincts, and the Iowa Democratic Party agreed to check the numbers.
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President Donald Trump's surprisingly blithe sacking of FBI director James Comey may go down as one of the most bone-headed political miscalculations in modern memory.
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And I&aposll tell you this, to my friends in Canada, that was one of the worst political miscalculations of a Canadian leader in modern Canadian history.
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" Referring to the Yaroslav Mudry's close "aggressive, erratic maneuvers", EUCOM SAID: "These actions can unnecessarily escalate tensions between countries, and could result in dangerous miscalculations or accidents.
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Donald Trump was a marked man to lose the election ... marked by a polling company that made one of the most shocking miscalculations in modern political history.
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But everywhere in the Middle East, tensions are rising, sectarianism is gaining ground and, with a couple of miscalculations or accidents, things could spiral out of control.
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"We're seeing a series of miscalculations … We tend to think that Saudi Arabia has become an irrational actor in the Middle East," Dauba-Pantanacce told CNBC Thursday.
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Trump could intensify the pace of US military exercises off the North Korean coast -- but tensions are so high there are fears that miscalculations could spark conflict.
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When they finally meet again, many years later, they can only acknowledge the sequence of slights, errors and miscalculations that doomed their relationship almost from the start.
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Theories about the cause of the crash include pilot miscalculations of altitude, sabotage and an attack from a warplane flown by a mercenary pilot for the secessionists.
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Interviews with current and former officials, service members and witnesses point to intelligence failures and strategic miscalculations that left the soldiers in hostile territory with no backup.
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Dozens of interviews with officials, soldiers who survived and village witnesses point to intelligence failures and miscalculations that left the soldiers in hostile territory with no backup.
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" MASAYUKI KICHIKAWA, CHIEF MACRO STRATEGIST, SUMITOMO MITSUI ASSET MANAGEMENT CO, TOKYO "Trump is doing this for the U.S. presidential election but seems to have made some miscalculations.
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Diplomacy must have some role because it is barbaric not to talk with one's opponent — because communication can help both sides avoid needless and potentially disastrous miscalculations.
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Pakistan's Prime Minister, Imran Khan, said neither side could afford "miscalculations" and that any further escalation would be beyond his and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's control.
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If there are two leaders capable of making huge miscalculations, they are Trump and Kim Jong Un. I have not until now criticized Trump over North Korea.
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The incidents at sea are "destabilizing things, and risking tactical miscalculations," that could result in injury, the loss of ships, and the loss of life, Richardson said.
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Miscalculations aside, it's not surprising that people are riled up — app users tend to take changes very personally (remember how people felt about the Snapchat redesign last month?).
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"The risk of miscalculations has increased," especially with NATO forces "being deployed next to our borders," Kislyak said in remarks at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
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Apocalypse's miscalculations start with casting charismatic, versatile actor Oscar Isaac as En Sabah Nur, then writing his character as a one-note heavy that a robot could play.
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But his miscalculations could be epic, perhaps none more damaging than his decision in 2010 to block a badly needed train tunnel to Manhattan under the Hudson River.
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But the Documenta curatorial team, led by Mr. Szymczyk, has fought back, suggesting that the miscalculations had been more broadly shared and the financial ramifications were being exaggerated.
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The present funding crisis largely stems from the program's rapid growth in popularity and miscalculations by the department of how quickly the program would run out of money.
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Both sides were apparently able to telegraph their intentions, through public rhetoric and a Swiss diplomatic channel, to avoid miscalculations that could have spilled over into a war.
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" Navarro, Trump's top trade adviser, in an appearance on Fox News, declared Trudeau's comments "one of the worst political miscalculations of a Canadian leader in modern Canadian history.
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The common denominator of these scandalous misdeeds and partisan GOP miscalculations is that they all flow from one central source: Trump and his style of politics and government.
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The messy, ad hoc decoupling of these two economies, driven by miscalculations by leaders on both sides, will surely disrupt those trends and the costs could be huge.
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FCA stopped short of admitting any wrongdoing and said it was not correcting past sales reports, but adjusting its internal practices to avoid miscalculations and better account for sales.
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"As you've seen in a relatively compressed space here, there is great opportunity for miscalculations," Votel told reporters on the bridge of the USS New Orleans, according to Reuters.
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Miscalculations of which respondents will turn out to vote can easily screw up a poll prediction, so would it be sure thing if we just dealt with actual voters?
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The response from the United States and the West has been to send official complaints to Moscow accusing Russian pilots of unprofessional behavior and raising the specter of miscalculations.
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The 65-page report lays out a series of miscalculations that left FEMA ill-prepared to meet residents' immediate needs and to set the stage for long-term recovery.
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It can cause political miscalculations, as when Obama assured supporters in 2012 that if he were reelected, the Republican "fever" would break and the GOP would become more cooperative.
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"They made some miscalculations along the way," Varadkar said of the steps Britain had taken since voters decided to leave the bloc in a referendum almost three years ago.
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G.B. lieutenant colonel — acted as if they were the result not of political mistakes, miscalculations and the inability of corrupt governments to contain discontent in those former Soviet republics.
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That's because the prestige of Trump and the Iranians is now deeply invested in this showdown and uncertainty about erratic decision making on both sides could lead to miscalculations.
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He was president at the time of a disastrous five-day war with Russia in 2008, a conflict that his critics argued was the result of his own miscalculations.
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Experts believe North Korea is likely to fall short of its grander ambitions, which appear premised on the kind of miscalculations to which new nuclear powers are often prone.
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In "End the War in Afghanistan," the Editorial Board counters: Any reckoning with the longest war in this country's history must also grapple with one of its gravest miscalculations.
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I mean in terms of this uptick there are a lot of fears whether they be in the military itself or externally in the region about potential for miscalculations there.
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With the unfolding events, we are seeing that this thesis rested on three gross miscalculations: (1) Biden has magically transformed into a viable candidate, (2) the establishment can use Sen.
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By doing that, companies may have a better shot at detecting security breaches that might come from even mundane miscalculations or employees being careless about the security of that data.
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Today's highlights include more bad news for Puerto Rico and its financial crisis, more good news for Obama's trade deal and some alleged miscalculations at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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In fact, since leapfrogging more established Socialist politicians in 2014 to become secretary general of his party, Mr. Sánchez has repeatedly benefited from infighting and the miscalculations of his rivals.
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By introducing China and providing it with a significant leverage on Pyongyang, the administration could minimize the risk of miscalculations and miscommunication and subsequently stabilize the relationship with North Korea.
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Once again, he recounts his miscalculations and surgical catastrophes, citing the French doctor René Leriche's observation that all surgeons carry cemeteries within themselves of the patients whose lives they've lost.
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Clinton and every other person who has ever run for president, the female candidates made strategic miscalculations, struggled with fund-raising, building support and the rigors of the campaign trail.
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Rather than calibrating his approach to those realities, some worry the president will fall prey to the same pitfalls and miscalculations that doomed his meeting with the North Korean dictator.
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Indeed, it is China's own miscalculations that have fuelled support for politicians known as "localists", who include outright separatists as well as people who want Hong Kong to enjoy more autonomy.
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Despite the desire to achieve perfection, it is not possible for humans to do so, as demonstrated through the years of the Nuclear Age by many accidents, miscalculations and close calls.
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To be fair, it is in Gurley's best interest to turn the tables back on negligent investors for miscalculations rather than admit that venture capital might be in its own bubble.
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These are all miscalculations, sadly, but let me also say that Hillary Clinton was subjected to a battery of assault that I don't think that any candidate has ever seen before.
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The party could not change even blatant miscalculations on the worksheets, according to a lawyer for the party, because they were a legal record and altering them would be a crime.
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"It is hard to conceive of the Great Depression absent World War I," he says, and he begins his book with the colossal military miscalculations that sent Europe into the abyss.
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Both countries have worked hard to improve interaction between their militaries to avoid any miscalculations in areas like the South China Sea where both regularly fly military aircraft and sail warships.
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Mistakes and gaffes and missteps blend with miscalculations of the kind you might make when you're supposed to be leading a country but are too caught up in cementing your own legacy.
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Myriad theories about the causes of the crash have emerged, including pilot miscalculations of altitude and the sudden appearance in the nighttime skies of a secessionist warplane flown by a mercenary pilot.
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And those of us who watched it understand her — the calculations behind her positioning, the potential miscalculations of her monumentally expensive plans and the profound conviction she summons — better than ever before.
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Mr. Johnson is not just still in the game, despite a remarkable succession of miscalculations, but he is also within striking distance of a majority vote in Parliament for his Brexit plan.
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A precarious armistice will define the political and security state of affairs on the Korean Peninsula for the foreseeable future — excluding, of course, a nuclear Armageddon caused by accidents, miscalculations or worse.
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But the protests that have spread to dozens of Iranian cities in the past six days were set off by miscalculations in a long-simmering power struggle between hard-liners and reformers.
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The Obama administration, back in December 2016, posted five energy efficiency rules for public review for minor errors, such as typos or miscalculations, a necessary step before publishing them in the federal register.
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Many media executives express fears about Facebook and Google publicly, and are gleeful in their criticism whenever the platforms mess up (like when Facebook had to admit a series of video metric miscalculations).
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"I think as far as I can see, it is America, which is making all the provocation," Mahathir told CNBC's Tanvir Gill on Saturday, when asked which side might be responsible for miscalculations.
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But it does make the ability to manage operational risks particularly important in our analysis, as heavily debt-laden corporates are more susceptible to external risks and have less leeway for commercial miscalculations.
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Committee aides, however, said VA officials told Capitol Hill staffers on Wednesday that the department will not retroactively reimburse underpaid veterans due to the housing miscalculations once the system is fixed next year.
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Marsh once again recounts his miscalculations and surgical catastrophes; rails against the constraints of an increasingly depersonalized British health care system; and describes his operating theater in all of its Grand Guignol splendor.
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But the euro zone crisis, fears in Britain about immigration and miscalculations by former Prime Minister David Cameron prompted Britons to vote 52 to 48 percent for Brexit in a June 2016 referendum.
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That has been most pronounced in Britain, where politics are playing out along an issue, "Brexit," that has nearly 50-50 support, so that even slight miscalculations can swing elections, with global consequences.
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The fast-rising pianist Rafal Blechacz may have made some miscalculations in calibrating to the modest-size Kaufmann Concert Hall at the 92nd Street Y for a much anticipated recital on Sunday afternoon.
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"We issued warnings and messages through different channels in various languages numerous times over the day in order to avoid any miscalculations, misunderstandings or any violations of Israeli air space," he told reporters.
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Dave Grossman's vision of "armed people everywhere" has a seductive certainty, but having a gun at hand alters the chemistry of ordinary life—the arguments, the miscalculations, the perceptions of those around us.
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Reporting by Hessische Niedersächsische Allgemeine has faulted management miscalculations for the budget overshoot, including what it said was an inability to prepare for soaring electric bills to air-condition spaces in superhot Athens.
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An American with an airstrip and a plane opens a world of shady deals, double-crossings and miscalculations, unleashing a domestic tragedy and a cultural apocalypse as old mores give way to greed.
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According to Monday's filing with the SEC, the miscalculations were due in part to recognizing the benefits of costs and rebates in the wrong time period, which the company said it has since corrected.
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Instead, what men like Dwight Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, and Ronald Reagan feared was a rapid escalation through miscommunications, misunderstandings, and miscalculations that resulted in the two countries stumbling into a war neither intended.
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A full-scale internal audit of its analytics systems revealed several more bugs and miscalculations across the company's various standards — granted there are hundreds of them — for how users interact with ad-related content.
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These are just two examples -- in many cases, Donald Trump's miscalculations are followed by intense efforts by underlings and hirelings to somehow shape reality to conform to the big man's impulsive remarks and actions.
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He was a fierce challenge competitor and he buoyed tribemates with his unflappable spirit, but strategic miscalculations (FigTayls) and mischievous behavior (overeating and stealing food) are hard to forgive in a game like Survivor.
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When the team president at the time, Phil Jackson, turned on him, blaming Anthony for Jackson's own miscalculations on almost everything, including Anthony, he comfortably embraced the martyr within instead of taking on Jackson.
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Two days of protests at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, set off by deadly American airstrikes over the weekend, highlight miscalculations by both of the country's most powerful patrons: Iran and the United States.
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He added that there were no coalition or SDF casualties and explained that coalition forces maintain "regular" contact with Russian counterparts using established telephone lines to avoid miscalculations that could endanger each other's forces.
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If Mr. Cuomo ran for the White House someday, it would be a remarkable turnaround for a man whose career had been written off on more than one occasion, nearly succumbing to political miscalculations.
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According to Elofson-Gardine and other dissenters, miscalculations from the government are what made the mess at Rocky Flats in the first place, and it's hard to trust it all to add up now.
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Holm sees the outlines of the case that he wants to see — one that gives him the opportunity to be a certain kind of hero — which leads him to make some tragic assumptions and miscalculations.
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The Philippines said it was troubling that the incident took place inside its exclusive economic zone (EEZ), saying it increased the likelihood of "miscalculations that could lead to open confrontation" very near the Philippine mainland.
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Next year, national security could come back into the spotlight in the country's policy and political debates, with a lot of trouble brewing in the world, and Trump's disruptive approach could lead to major miscalculations.
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The current crisis over Catalonia's status is the result of years of miscalculations all around, which have now left not only Catalans but all Spaniards facing a grave challenge to the democratic consensus of the country.
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"While we did find ways to work together, to try to prevent crises or miscalculations, there was no point in the last nine years where U.S. experts regarded the Russians as a friendly actor," Edelman said.
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Paul was blamed, in article after article, citing "unnamed campaign officials," for everything from Trump's precipitous drop in the polls, his off-the-cuff remarks, to Trump's gross miscalculations, like publicly attacking the "Gold Star" family.
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But once results started to come in, journalists and caucus watchers noted that the party's official tallies appeared to be rife with mistakes — both recording errors from the party and apparent mathematical miscalculations on precinct worksheets.
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With jets from at least six countries—Israel, Russia, Syria, Turkey, Britain and America—regularly in the skies over Syria, the risk of mistakes or miscalculations that lead to further escalation are just a trigger-pull away.
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The two countries will also negotiate a military protocol to avoid maritime "miscalculations", Manila's defense minister said on Wednesday following a brief standoff near a Philippine-occupied island in a disputed part of the South China Sea.
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" When people combine stimulants with alcohol, Karpyak says, the rush of energy and seeming invincibility leads them to consume significant amounts of alcohol—much larger than they're used to or normally capable of, which leads to "miscalculations.
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Probably not by preaching to the choir, which doesn't make his half-hour Netflix show "Bill Nye Saves the World" any less noteworthy as a breezy blow struck on behalf of science, despite a few structural miscalculations.
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The health law included some protections for insurance companies in the first few years, devised to help the markets become stabilized and protect insurers who made miscalculations in setting prices while they were getting used to things.
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The decision was the first in a series of unimaginable missteps and miscalculations that led to one of the biggest Republican political disasters in recent years, culminating in Republican Roy Moore's defeat Tuesday to Democrat Doug Jones.
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Committee aides, however, said VA officials told Capitol Hill staffers on Wednesday that the department will not retroactively reimburse underpaid veterans due to the housing miscalculations once the system is fixed next year, according to NBC News.
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Republicans neglected to come up with a plan for how to fix this in their eight years of crabbing about ObamaCare and fled the field of battle quickly when confronted with one of their central political miscalculations.
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Nouy was presenting the ECB's annual supervision report, which showed shortcomings and miscalculations worth more than 10 billion euros ($12.44 billion) had been found by her inspectors when going through euro zone banks' loan books last year.
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They said the threat stream was not unusual for that conflict-ridden part of the world and that they're concerned about possible miscalculations in the near term and the lack of an administration strategy in the long term.
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He said what is changing "is the degree of tension" that revives the dangers of miscalculations that could lead to military action — the great fear at the height of the Cold War during the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s.
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This was the third story we'd run on problems at the Met, outlining issues from financial miscalculations to possible missteps in direction, and it's the one that most clearly showed how poor decision making was allowed to happen.
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This hotline helped avoid dangerous miscalculations during several Cold War era crises, such as the Indo Pakistani War of 1971, the Yom Kippur War between Arabs and Israelis in 1973, and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979.
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During the annual meeting of their foreign ministers in Singapore Thursday, an agreement was announced on an initial draft of a "code of conduct," a set of rules to discourage aggression and reduce chances of accidental clashes and miscalculations.
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"Brexit" was the latest in a series of embarrassments suffered by polling professionals over the last several years, following on the heels of similar miscalculations in critical elections in Greece, Scotland, Israel, and our own country's 2014 midterm elections.
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The main reason for doubting that there will be an early and favorable resolution to the U.S.-China trade war is that the Trump administration is making a number of basic miscalculations about the Chinese economy and its politics.
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But a little more than a year ahead of the big-boy Rugby World Cup in Japan for the 230-player version of the sport, American rugby has struggled in recent months to overcome infighting, miscalculations and excessive optimism.
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Mr. Shen, 66, is well known in China and is often cited for his groundbreaking studies on the outbreak of the Korean War that used archival records to expose the tensions and miscalculations behind Mao's decision to send troops.
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Over 20173 pages of documents were released by NTSB, painting a picture of a company where safety lapses, poor staffing decisions, and technical miscalculations converged in Tempe on a deadly night that has since reverberated throughout the AV industry.
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Adding to their workload: Republicans rammed their bill through Congress so quickly that it's almost certain to require follow-up legislation to fix the mistakes and miscalculations still being discovered, according to interviews with half a dozen tax lobbyists.
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They list failings like strategic miscalculations that had her ignoring Iowa and New Hampshire for the first months of the race, a lack of leadership within her operation and an inability to articulate a consistent rationale for her candidacy.
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An unintentional or inadvertent nuclear war between Washington and Pyongyang could take place not only as a result of various misunderstandings or miscalculations between fully rational presidents, but also in unintended consequence of certain mechanical, electrical, or computer malfunctions.
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And there's both power and danger in that, because people can make terrible miscalculations, and they can alter themselves, maybe in ways that are irreversible, that do irreversible harm to the things that really make their lives worth living.
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The limited series examines the case through the prosecution and defense teams, giving an unvarnished at the little mistakes, misjudgments and miscalculations that turned a seemingly slam-dunk conviction into a dramatic legal saga with what many consider an unhappy ending.
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A series of miscalculations, miscommunications, and diverging interests blurred the timeline of an already opaque conflict, and in the weeks and months after, conspiracy theories gained traction questioning whether American forces were actually there for what they said they were.
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They said the threat stream was not unusual for that conflict-ridden part of the world and that they're concerned about possible miscalculations in the near term and what they called the lack of an administration strategy in the long term.
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MANILA, Nov 8 (Reuters) - China and the Philippines will negotiate a military protocol to avoid maritime "miscalculations", Manila's defence minister said on Wednesday, following a brief standoff near a Philippine-occupied island in a disputed part of the South China Sea.
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Such mental mistakes and miscalculations can be infuriating to fans who may not be able to fully understand why Mark Teixeira is in a funk at the plate because they have never tried to hit a 95-mile-per-hour fastball.
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White House senior economic adviser Larry Kudlow and the administration's top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, also slammed the Canadian prime minister on Sunday, with Navarro calling Trudeau's comments "one of the worst political miscalculations of a Canadian leader" in modern history.
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But the risk of military conflict is real -- from the provocation of tweets and speeches on both sides, from the takeover of wounded egos, from alpha-male miscalculations and from the fallout of a resistance economy that can no longer resist.
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But the turmoil of the euro zone crisis, fears in Britain about immigration and a series of miscalculations by former prime minister David Cameron prompted the United Kingdom to vote 52 to 43 percent for Brexit in a June 2016 referendum.
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But after three years of mismanagement and miscalculations, and after many cryptic tweets and mangled relationships, the Jackson era in New York came to a sputtering, unceremonious end on Wednesday when the Knicks announced that he was out as team president.
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To reverse course and avoid worse, Turkey and Iran need to overcome mistrust and go beyond merely managing differences — with the risks of accidents, miscalculations and miscommunications this entails — and, for once, frankly acknowledge each other's core interests and security concerns.
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The company has tested algorithms and artificial intelligence to weed out this type of content from being uploaded in the first place, but the technology isn't there yet and miscalculations could inhibit users from accessing the technology who want to use it safely.
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Away from the din of daily headlines about trade wars and tariff fights, discreet efforts are under way to see if America and China can agree on some basic norms and principles to avoid disastrous clashes or miscalculations in the cyber-domain.
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But there's also the possibility that the hazardous combination of two nuclear powers, the US and North Korea, each led by a bombastic, aggressive leader spouting fighting words to compensate for domestic weakness, could increase the chances of dangerous miscalculations and unpredictable outcomes.
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More nuclear states First, you have to believe that the spread of nuclear weapons will occur in a responsible way, with all the new nuclear weapons states building up the kinds of survivable forces that have little risk of accidents and miscalculations.
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Beguiled by the affective fallacy, he's made several miscalculations in crafting his meticulously arranged musical vapor cloud; inducing hypnosis in a listener requires higher levels of energy and sonic thickness, because inducing anything in a listener requires aesthetic intensity of any sort.
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" Even in the chaos of relocating across state lines and dealing with broken elevators, gridlock, a thunderstorm, moving company miscalculations, and other delays, Comer found time to pen a lengthy email criticizing the way science is currently taught: "I think we are approaching it wrong.
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The editorial board argued that Trump should not make miscalculations about the efficacy of missile defense in ways that would lead him to attack North Korea while assuming the United States would be fully protected, and advises him to instead pursue diplomacy and sanctions.
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After the announcement on Tuesday night, industry officials scrambled to figure out what had gone wrong, blaming a combination of strategic miscalculations, resurgent activism by the progressive left and a new mood of antipathy — in New York and nationally — toward landlords and the wealthy.
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The individual miseries and miscalculations reflect a broader theme of Season 3 so far: As the aftershocks of the 5/9 hack ripple ever outward, the players hoping to shape or capitalize on the chaos are finding it harder to manage than they anticipated.
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Few experts believe that Russia wants war with the West, but many worry that Mr. Putin's aggressive behavior as he tries to revive Russian greatness (thus masking problems at home) could result in the kind of dangerous miscalculations that often lead to armed conflict.
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Not unlike an Austen novel — in which, among other things, readers of the time could learn, via the characters' calculations and miscalculations, how to navigate the treacherous early-19th-century social terrain — the wilderness case study allows readers to learn from others' (sometimes mortal) mistakes.
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And taken as a whole, Justice League is often thrilling and rousing, with few of the outright infuriating twists that have made past DCEU movies so frustrating: the "Your mom's name is Martha too?" miscalculations or "Superman destroys the city he's trying to save" tone-deaf shenanigans.
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But what one cannot deny about Hillary Clinton is her humanity, the consistency of her life's choices, her sense of mission, and the fact that despite her flaws and miscalculations, Hillary Clinton has consistently put other people first, as wife and mother, and as a political leader.
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"Measurement issues at Facebook have been top-of-mind for many of those same marketers over the past year given revelations around over-stated average video viewing time, video viewing completions, miscalculations of organic page reach and other data which impacts how budgets are planned," he wrote.
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As President Trump has repeatedly shown, past is not necessarily prologue when it comes to nuclear weapons, particularly as more nations arm themselves and as the global rise of social media can spread reports—accurate or not—faster than policymakers can understand it, increasing the chances of miscalculations.
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Even if Mr Trump surprises the world once again and settles for a deal over trade that he can tout as a win, the mood of competition over regional security could bring tests of strength on the seas and in the sky, as well as miscalculations and possible clashes.
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Accordingly, even under the very best or optimum assumptions of enemy rationality, all relevant decisionmakers would have to concern themselves with potentially dense or confused communications, inevitable miscalculations, cascading errors in information, unauthorized uses of strategic weapons, mechanical or computer malfunctions and poorly-recognized applications of cyberdefense and cyberwar.
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White House Memo On Day 10 of a scandal over spousal abuse that laid bare the internal dysfunction and public relations miscalculations that have racked the Trump White House, John F. Kelly, the chief of staff, issued a memo widely seen as an effort to turn the page.
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Futility here turned into an annual ritual: The (insert franchise name here) would start the season with high hopes, lose much of their steam via poor on-field play and horrible front-office miscalculations (see Johnny Football), and reload with a new crop of talent, only to reprise the outcome.
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Other teams made miscalculations following the lockout—Oklahoma City traded away James Harden for fear of paying the luxury tax; Brooklyn loaded up with pricey veterans and peaked as a No. 4 seed in 2012-2013—but none feel as retrospectively disappointing and unnecessary as the Mavericks' championship tear down.
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For the moment Japan hasn't got a nuclear weapon, but if North Korea [keep making nuclear threats Japan might start to develop a weapon], and then the Chinese will become extremely alarmed by that, and then there's a danger—via a series of miscalculations—that you have a situation like August, 1914.
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Willfully over-the-top of action—Epic's Gears of War pedigree shines through in its blockbuster set-pieces—and singularly puerile of phallic funnies, it could have been one of gaming's greatest tonal miscalculations if it wasn't for the fact that it positively sings when all of its ingredients are mixed together.
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What happened over the past several months, based on interviews with officials from the United States, Iran and other Middle Eastern countries as well as outside analysts, is a story of miscalculations by both sides and of violence that spilled into nations across the Middle East — from Syria to Saudi Arabia to Iraq.
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What turned the cranky nationalist movements of Europe's late 19th century into the powerful fascist parties of the interwar period was primarily the changing conditions they faced: namely the immense problems created by the First World War and its aftermath combined with the failures and miscalculations of democratic institutions and elites in responding to them.
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However, Trump will be skipping the Paris Peace Forum, a gathering intended to help world powers and institutions avoid past mistakes including the miscalculations and escalations that led to World War I. This Veterans Day, all American leaders should consider how confrontation can spiral out of control, especially given tensions with Russia and China.
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And for those inclined to read it, the report from the Justice Department's inspector general -- all 568 pages of content and appendices -- serves as an intriguing chronicle of FBI mistakes, miscues and miscalculations, all linked to the handling of a probe over the most infamous private email server in our nation's 242-year history.
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Trump's man in the Middle East President Trump's closest Arab ally at this tumultuous time is 32-year old Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, who has embarked upon an erratic course of dramatic liberalization at home -- such as finally allowing women to drive and permitting the opening of movie theaters -- and massive miscalculations abroad.
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After all, United has had a variety of personnel miscalculations and a slew of underwhelming performances (a tepid showing against Liverpool in the Europa League was among the recent examples), all of which has been set against a backdrop of continuing consternation among Manager Louis van Gaal, the English news media and the United fans.
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It also pointed to miscalculations by the Wall Street banks that had taken Uber public and signified a disappointment for Dara Khosrowshahi, the chief executive, who was hired partly to steer the company through a successful I.P.O. Few firms of Uber's stature have stumbled so badly out of the gate as a public company.
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Advisers to Hillary Clinton, including former President Bill Clinton, believe that her campaign made serious miscalculations by forgoing early attacks on Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and failing to undercut his archliberal message before it grew into a political movement that has now put him within striking distance of beating her in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The abandonment of Trump became clear though a series of political missteps and gross miscalculations that began with Trump's mean, bare-knuckled, treatment of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE.
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President Trump's trade adviser Peter Navarro branded Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's denouncement of U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs after the G7 summit as "one of the worst political miscalculations of a Canadian leader in modern Canadian history" on "Fox News Sunday" this morning, adding that he believes "there's a special place in hell" for leaders like Trudeau.
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" The first novel-length portrait of Roth's indelible alter ego, Nathan Zuckerman, is "one of Philip Roth's best short fictions," exhibiting bursts of "exceptional virtuosity," wrote our reviewer, Robert Towers, adding that the "rich promise of its style and inventiveness is in part betrayed by miscalculations of tone and structure, by a cleverness that sometimes bites its own tail.
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But he grew most animated when discussing World War I. When I asked how he'd handle the current Iran crisis if he were in the Oval Office, Bloomberg mused at length about the "emotion" and "miscalculations" a century ago in Europe that spiraled into a four-year conflict, bringing down monarchies and forever changing the nature of combat.
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Yet if the author's antipathy for Churchill's strategic miscalculations is buttressed by prodigious research, it nonetheless seems to sweep aside too easily the profound importance of his singular resolve, grit and determination to defeat Hitler — not to mention his cleareyed view of Stalin and the looming Soviet threat that Roosevelt, ever confident of his own powers of persuasion, mistakenly thought he could manage.
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" The Ghost Writer, 234 The first novel-length portrait of Roth's indelible alter ego, Nathan Zuckerman, is "one of Philip Roth's best short fictions," exhibiting bursts of "exceptional virtuosity," wrote our reviewer, Robert Towers, adding that the "rich promise of its style and inventiveness is in part betrayed by miscalculations of tone and structure, by a cleverness that sometimes bites its own tail.
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A top U.S. general was grimly reporting that the only "deliverable" after a meeting with his Chinese counterparts last Thursday in Beijing was "a framework agreement for a joint staff dialogue mechanism" — a 24/7 hotline to prevent catastrophic accidental mistakes and miscalculations as China and the U.S. keep chasing each other's air and naval military assets around China's maritime borders.
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John V. Tunney, a famous boxer's son who became a charismatic congressman and senator from California and seemed to be a rising star in the Democratic Party, only to be sent into early political exile because of turbulent times, his own miscalculations and the unpredictability of the Golden State, died on Friday at a home in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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LONDON — Of all the miscalculations the Germans have made in the present war, none could have been more egregious than their conviction that India would seize the opportunity of Britain's involvement in a European war to rise in revolt against the British Raj; no disappointment greater than the realization that the Indians, on the contrary, should prove so magnificently loyal to their King-Emperor.
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Dozens of interviews conducted by The New York Times with current and former officials, soldiers who survived the ambush and villagers who witnessed it, point to a series of intelligence failures and strategic miscalculations that left the American soldiers far from base, in hostile territory longer than planned, with no backup or air support and on a mission they had not expected to perform.
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Tillerson assured Americans that there is no imminent threat of conflict, While U.S. Secretary of Defense James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE, no stranger to miscalculations and war's follies, has also been another adult in the room.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's withdrawal of U.S. participation in the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) or Iran nuclear deal is dangerous and built upon significant risks and miscalculations for the U.S., the wider Middle East and Iran.
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